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[Trading_Alert]

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/...on-agreement-aluminum-00230…

SouthGobi learns of Aluminum Corp. of China bid

2012-04-02 02:46 ET - News Release





Mr. Dave Bartel reports

SOUTHGOBI SIGNS COOPERATION AGREEMENT WITH ALUMINUM CORPORATION OF CHINA LIMITED (CHALCO) AND RECEIVES NOTIFICATION OF CHALCO'S INTENTION TO MAKE A PROPORTIONAL TAKE-OVER BID AT C$8.48 PER SHARE

SouthGobi Resources Ltd. has entered into a co-operation agreement with Aluminum Corporation of China Ltd., and has received notice that CHALCO intends to make a proportional takeover bid for up to 60 per cent of the issued and outstanding common shares of SouthGobi.

CHALCO intends to make a takeover bid for up to 60 per cent of the issued and outstanding common shares of SouthGobi at $8.48 per share. SouthGobi has also been informed by its 57.6-per-cent major shareholder, Ivanhoe Mines Ltd., that Ivanhoe has signed a lock-up agreement with CHALCO, committing to tender all of its shares held or thereafter acquired by it during the offer period of CHALCO into the proportional offer. The proportional offer will be made by way of a takeover bid circular under British Columbia law and will be made to all SouthGobi shareholders. If shareholders tender more than 60 per cent of the outstanding common shares of SouthGobi to the takeover bid, a proportional amount of shares will be taken up from each shareholder. SouthGobi has not received any formal documentation relating to the proportional offer.

SouthGobi's board of directors has established a special committee comprising independent directors including, Pierre Lebel, Gordon Lancaster, Andre Deepwell and Robert Hanson, to consider the proportional offer, when received. The special committee has engaged Blake, Cassels & Graydon LLP as its independent legal counsel and will engage an independent financial adviser to assist with its review of the proportional offer. SouthGobi is advising that shareholders take no action in connection with the proportional offer until they receive further information and advice from the special committee.

In conjunction with the proportional offer, CHALCO and SouthGobi have entered into a co-operation agreement. CHALCO's obligations under the co-operation agreement will become effective upon CHALCO acquiring a shareholding in SouthGobi.

Key benefits under the co-operation agreement between SouthGobi and CHALCO include:

Coal offtake by CHALCO -- SouthGobi will have the right to offer up to 100 per cent of its salable coal to CHALCO and CHALCO will have the obligation to purchase the coal at market prices for a period of 24 months.
Infrastructure support -- CHALCO will assist SouthGobi to procure electricity for its Mongolian business operations, either through a direct connection to grid power or through development of a conveniently located power plant. CHALCO will also provide support to SouthGobi's coal-haul highway project.

SouthGobi has been notified that CHALCO has entered into consultancy agreements with nine key senior executives, officers and staff to assist CHALCO with the integration and transition following CHALCO's acquisition of a shareholding in SouthGobi. Services would be retained for 12 months from the termination of their employment or for a period of 12 months less the notice period actually served by them on their resignation, after CHALCO becomes a shareholder of SouthGobi. Following arm's-length negotiation between CHALCO and the relevant individuals, it has been agreed that fees totalling $9-million would be paid by CHALCO for the consulting services. Consultancy agreements have been entered into with the president and chief executive officer, chief operating officer, chief financial officer, and key vice-presidents, officers and staff.

CHALCO has advised SouthGobi that it expects to mail the takeover bid circular in connection with the proportional offer on July 5, 2012.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[TomLong]

Mongolian review plan disrupts SouthGobi deals

http://www.reuters.com/article/2012/04/25/southgobi-idUSL2E8…

[TomLong]

SouthGobi to stop Mongolian coal production amid concern over Chinese takeover
http://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/southgobi-stop-mongolian-co…

[D_Rockford]

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/southgobi-resources-…

[hagadi]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.362.928 von D_Rockford am 07.07.12 15:22:02

link arbeitet nicht, vielleicht besser so:

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/southgobi-resources-…

[Loserin]

Ich versteh nur chinesisch.

Gibt es das alles auch in deutsch ?

[Loserin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.987.589 von Trading_Alert am 02.04.12 09:33:06

Dein Link ist falsch !

Oops!
Sorry, the page you requested either doesn't exist or isn't available right now!

[Loserin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.987.589 von Trading_Alert am 02.04.12 09:33:06

Die Story ist aus April 2012

[hagadi]

Mal sehen ob das mit den neuen Besen und gut kehren stimmt

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/southgobi-resources-…

[hagadi]

´South Gobi verbuchte im 3. Quartal einen leichten Verlust. Was nicht verwundert, da doch die Mine vorerst nicht produziert. Dennoch behalten die Lizenzen weiterhin ihre gute Gültigkeit, wie die Authority of Mongolia (MRAM) der Firma bestätigte.
Zitat: But in some good news for the coal miner, SouthGobi received a letter from the Mineral Resources Authority of Mongolia (MRAM) confirming that as of September 4, all exploration and mining licenses held by the company were in good standing

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/35830/so…

So verwundert es auch nicht das die Bank of America Merrill Lynch die Aktie zwar auf underperform setzt, aber immerhin mit Kursziel $18.

Zitat: SOUTHGOBI-S (01878.HK) reported adjusted loss per share of $0.06 in the third quarter, coming worse than Bank of America Merrill Lynch's projection and market estimate. SOUTHGOBI-S is kept Underperform with target price of $18. (y)

http://www.aastocks.com/EN/News/HK6/61/NOW.515710.html

Fazit: Momentan günstige Einstiegskurse mit Aussicht auf hohe Kurssteigerungen, sobald die Mine wieder die Produktion aufnimmt.

[hagadi]

SouthGobi bleibt interessant. Wer zahlt schon seinen Beschäftigten 60% ihres Lohnes weiter ohne das produziert wird. Nur jemand der von der guten Aussicht auf zukünftige Gewinne und bessere Kurse überzeugt ist.

http://www.mongolei.de/news/2012nov2.htm

Neues aus der Mongolei
12. bis 18. November 2012

Zitat: Southgobi Resources mit Verlusten
Southgobi Resources Ltd. informierte darüber, dass die Gewinne des Unternehmens (größter Anteilseigner ist Tourquoise Hill Resources) im 3. Quartal 3,3 Millionen USD ausmachten, im vergangenen Jahr seien es noch 55,9 Millionen gewesen. Das größte Projekt von Southgobi Resources in der Mongolei sei die Kohlemine Ovoot Tolgoi.
Aufgrund der gesunkenen Kohlepreise müsste das Unternehmen seine Investitionen zurückfahren, kleinere Gruben schließen.
Trotzdem würden die mongolischen Arbeiter weiterhin 60 Prozent ihres Lohnes erhalten, die Arbeitsplätze blieben vorerst gesichert. (Der Fall der in Diensten von Rio Tinto und Southgobi tätigen Juristin Sarah Armstrong, die im Oktober gehindert wurde, die Mongolei zu verlassen, da die nationale Antikorruptionskommission sie beschuldigt, in einen der größten Korruptionsfälle des Landes verwickelt zu sein, trägt nicht unbedingt zu einem entspannten Verhältnis zwischen Unternehmen und mongolischem Staat bei. Vorübergehend hatte die Mongolei Southgobi die Lizenzen entzogen.)

[cervical]

SouthGobi Resources Receives Three Pre-Mining Agreements in Mongolia

HONG KONG, CHINA--(Marketwired - Aug 22, 2013) - SouthGobi Resources Ltd. (TSX:SGQ)(HKSE:1878) ("SouthGobi" or "Company") today announced the receipt of three pre-mining agreements ("PMAs") in Mongolia.

Highlights:

The Mineral Resources Authority of Mongolia ("MRAM") has granted SouthGobi three PMAs. The PMAs relate to the Zag Suuj Deposit and certain areas associated with the Soumber Deposit;
The PMAs will enable SouthGobi to progress to the mining license application process;
SouthGobi has withdrawn the Notice of Investment Dispute in recognition of the fact that the grant of these three PMAs, together with the PMA previously granted on January 18, 2013, resolves the key aspect of that dispute; and
The granting of the PMAs is an important step for SouthGobi, and signals its improving relationship with key stakeholders in Mongolia.
Three PMAs have been approved and signed by the Company's wholly-owned Mongolian subsidiary, SouthGobi Sands LLC, and MRAM effective August 14, 2013. The PMAs relate to three mineral exploration licenses held by SouthGobi Sands LLC, being Licenses 9449X, 5267X and 13779X. The three PMAs were issued by MRAM following due process by the Mongolian authorities in accordance with the Minerals Law of Mongolia and other applicable laws and regulations.

License 9449X relates to certain areas associated with the Soumber Deposit outside the existing mining license and the PMA previously granted on January 18, 2013. Licenses 5267X and 13779X relate to the Zag Suuj Deposit. The PMAs will enable SouthGobi to progress to the mining license application process.

The three PMAs, together with the PMA previously granted on January 18, 2013, were the subject of applications originally made in 2011. On July 11, 2012, SouthGobi announced that SGQ Coal Investment Pte. Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of SouthGobi Resources Ltd. that owns 100% of SouthGobi Sands LLC, filed a Notice of Investment Dispute on the Government of Mongolia pursuant to the Bilateral Investment Treaty between Singapore and Mongolia. SouthGobi is pleased that the grant of the three PMAs, together with the PMA previously granted on January 18, 2013, has now been achieved without the need to commence arbitration or conciliation pursuant to the Notice of Investment Dispute. Accordingly, SouthGobi has withdrawn the Notice of Investment Dispute in recognition that this dispute has been resolved to the benefit of all key stakeholders.

http://www.minenportal.de/artikel.php?sid=90813&lang=en#Sout…