LPI - One of the world’s highest-grade pre-production lithium projects (Seite 42)
eröffnet am 01.11.17 09:49:29 von
neuester Beitrag 17.03.24 23:00:43 von
neuester Beitrag 17.03.24 23:00:43 von
Beiträge: 457
ID: 1.265.930
ID: 1.265.930
Aufrufe heute: 0
Gesamt: 28.319
Gesamt: 28.319
Aktive User: 0
ISIN: AU000000LPI1 · WKN: A2ANZD · Symbol: 24L
0,3306
EUR
-0,90 %
-0,0030 EUR
Letzter Kurs 05.03.24 Tradegate
Neuigkeiten
28.09.23 · globenewswire  |
18.07.23 · globenewswire |
20.06.23 · globenewswire |
12.05.23 · globenewswire |
Werte aus der Branche Stahl und Bergbau
| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
|---|---|---|
| 222,65 | +19,99 | |
| 5,1500 | +19,35 | |
| 0,9500 | +16,93 | |
| 5,1900 | +12,83 | |
| 41,23 | +12,65 |
| Wertpapier | Kurs | Perf. % |
|---|---|---|
| 1,3500 | -7,22 | |
| 9,9900 | -9,59 | |
| 72.500,00 | -9,94 | |
| 23,790 | -16,67 | |
| 1,0000 | -53,27 |
Beitrag zu dieser Diskussion schreiben
Feedback
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.721.270 von Newcomer17 am 15.01.18 17:27:29 "Auch auf HC diskutieren sie warum die bisher sehr positiven Nachrichten nicht breiter öffentlich gestreut wurden"
Ich nehme an
man will den Wert von Maricunga nicht ins Unendliche schießen lassen
weil man als Hintergedanke immer noch einen evtl. weiteren Anteils-Zukauf
entweder von den Chilenen
oder sogar die ganzen 17,7 % von BRZ
in Erwägung ziehen könnte.
( Und die können auch Dreisatz rechnen ).
IMHO
Ich nehme an
man will den Wert von Maricunga nicht ins Unendliche schießen lassen
weil man als Hintergedanke immer noch einen evtl. weiteren Anteils-Zukauf
entweder von den Chilenen
oder sogar die ganzen 17,7 % von BRZ
in Erwägung ziehen könnte.
( Und die können auch Dreisatz rechnen ).
IMHO
Aber wie MH schön gesagt hat wird nicht gehypt sondern Ergebnisse präsentiert.
Auch auf HC diskutieren sie warum die bisher sehr positiven Nachrichten nicht breiter öffentlich gestreut wurden
Heutiger ( 14.01.2018 ) Kurs 0,398 €
Kurze Erinnerung an Lithium Power, die in den nächsten Tagen / noch diesen Monat mit Testergebnissen aufwarten könnten. Und damit wären sie schon weiter als so manch andere ( promotete
) Lithium - Klitsche mit 3-5fach höherer Börsenkapitalisierung.
Diese Meinung ( aus einem australischen Börsenboard ) trifft den Nagel auf den Kopf.
Zu LPI, SQM und Chile überhaupt.
( MH = Mr. Martin C Holland – Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer LPI )
MH has been overseas for the last week and my understanding is he is back in Australia. IMO we will see the release of the first production test results from the pilot plant very soon - hopefully this week. This is a significant milestone for the company and confirmation of battery grade lithium carbonate should re-rate the SP accordingly. There has been plenty of churn in the 50's and I think a break-out to fresh highs is not far off. LPI and Maricunga can only be neglected for so much longer.
And in further positive news for the Chilean lithium industry:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...o-resolve-royalty-disp…
Chile government backs Corfo, SQM efforts to resolve royalty dispute: media
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile’s government has given the go-ahead for state development agency Corfo to proceed with a deal to resolve a dispute with miner SQM over lithium royalties, newspaper La Tercera reported on Saturday.
Government ministers who sit on Corfo’s board of directors indicated their support at a meeting Friday afternoon in which Corfo Vice President Eduardo Bitran said the two parties’ lawyers were drafting an agreement. The final round of talks before the conciliation period expires is expected on Jan. 17.
“We have unanimously decided to ask the executive vice president, Eduardo Bitran, to reach an understanding with the other party in front of the arbitrator next Wednesday,” Economy Minister Jorge Rodriguez Grossi said upon leaving the meeting in Corfo’s offices, according to La Tercera.
SQM and Corfo have been embroiled in a high-stakes arbitration since May 2014 over the Salar de Atacama, home to some of the world’s most productive deposits of lithium, which is used in the batteries that power electric vehicles. Chile accuses SQM of underpaying royalties and violating environmental regulations.
Last month, the two parties agreed to suspend their arbitration for 30 days in a push to settle their differences after SQM agreed to changes in its corporate governance.
Under the deal, Corfo would raise SQM’s production quota to 180,000 tonnes per year through 2030. That could boost revenues to state coffers from taxes and royalties from SQM’s lithium production by up to $7.5 billion by 2030.
If the two sides do not reach a deal, SQM would hit its total output limit in 2022.
The dispute between SQM and Corfo over the Salar de Atacama, which is responsible for half the company’s earnings, also has complicated Canadian Potash Corp of Saskatchewan’s bid to divest its stake in SQM as part of its proposed merger with Canadian rival Agrium Inc.
Kurze Erinnerung an Lithium Power, die in den nächsten Tagen / noch diesen Monat mit Testergebnissen aufwarten könnten. Und damit wären sie schon weiter als so manch andere ( promotete
) Lithium - Klitsche mit 3-5fach höherer Börsenkapitalisierung. Diese Meinung ( aus einem australischen Börsenboard ) trifft den Nagel auf den Kopf.
Zu LPI, SQM und Chile überhaupt.
( MH = Mr. Martin C Holland – Managing Director / Chief Executive Officer LPI )
MH has been overseas for the last week and my understanding is he is back in Australia. IMO we will see the release of the first production test results from the pilot plant very soon - hopefully this week. This is a significant milestone for the company and confirmation of battery grade lithium carbonate should re-rate the SP accordingly. There has been plenty of churn in the 50's and I think a break-out to fresh highs is not far off. LPI and Maricunga can only be neglected for so much longer.
And in further positive news for the Chilean lithium industry:
https://www.reuters.com/article/us-...o-resolve-royalty-disp…
Chile government backs Corfo, SQM efforts to resolve royalty dispute: media
SANTIAGO (Reuters) - Chile’s government has given the go-ahead for state development agency Corfo to proceed with a deal to resolve a dispute with miner SQM over lithium royalties, newspaper La Tercera reported on Saturday.
Government ministers who sit on Corfo’s board of directors indicated their support at a meeting Friday afternoon in which Corfo Vice President Eduardo Bitran said the two parties’ lawyers were drafting an agreement. The final round of talks before the conciliation period expires is expected on Jan. 17.
“We have unanimously decided to ask the executive vice president, Eduardo Bitran, to reach an understanding with the other party in front of the arbitrator next Wednesday,” Economy Minister Jorge Rodriguez Grossi said upon leaving the meeting in Corfo’s offices, according to La Tercera.
SQM and Corfo have been embroiled in a high-stakes arbitration since May 2014 over the Salar de Atacama, home to some of the world’s most productive deposits of lithium, which is used in the batteries that power electric vehicles. Chile accuses SQM of underpaying royalties and violating environmental regulations.
Last month, the two parties agreed to suspend their arbitration for 30 days in a push to settle their differences after SQM agreed to changes in its corporate governance.
Under the deal, Corfo would raise SQM’s production quota to 180,000 tonnes per year through 2030. That could boost revenues to state coffers from taxes and royalties from SQM’s lithium production by up to $7.5 billion by 2030.
If the two sides do not reach a deal, SQM would hit its total output limit in 2022.
The dispute between SQM and Corfo over the Salar de Atacama, which is responsible for half the company’s earnings, also has complicated Canadian Potash Corp of Saskatchewan’s bid to divest its stake in SQM as part of its proposed merger with Canadian rival Agrium Inc.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.533.655 von Barnin-Man am 22.12.17 20:49:53Für Spezialisten hier unter uns,
die etwas mit solchen reports
zur erwarteten Produktionsmenge, zu NPV, PEA u.ä.
anfangen könne, hier eine interessante Meinung in einem austr. Diskussionsforum zum kürzlichen PEA report:
.....the NPV is US$2.033 billion at 25k production per annum.
Extrapolating the graph to 30k and 35k annual production provides an NPV of approximately US$3.0 billion and US$4.0 billion respectively.
These are GIGANTIC numbers and dwarf those in Neo Lthium's 3Q project PEA which arrived at an NPV of US$1.889 billion for annual prodcution of 35k - please note these are all pre-tax numbers. What amazed me about LPI's PEA is that these outrageously brilliant numbers are parked obscurely at the back of the report - I could not believe how understated the PEA findings were in the ASX release and the PEA report. I firmly believe that LPI has purposely understated the potential returns of this project, for what reason, who knows - they have definitely presented a BASE CASE for the project in these documents. Maybe the DFS due for release in 2018 will trumpet the project's enormous potential financial returns, and provide for a larger initial production rate of 25k. After all, the latest tally of global gigafactories is 26 and they are going to need an awful ot of lithium to produce all those batteries.
die etwas mit solchen reports
zur erwarteten Produktionsmenge, zu NPV, PEA u.ä.
anfangen könne, hier eine interessante Meinung in einem austr. Diskussionsforum zum kürzlichen PEA report:
.....the NPV is US$2.033 billion at 25k production per annum.
Extrapolating the graph to 30k and 35k annual production provides an NPV of approximately US$3.0 billion and US$4.0 billion respectively.
These are GIGANTIC numbers and dwarf those in Neo Lthium's 3Q project PEA which arrived at an NPV of US$1.889 billion for annual prodcution of 35k - please note these are all pre-tax numbers. What amazed me about LPI's PEA is that these outrageously brilliant numbers are parked obscurely at the back of the report - I could not believe how understated the PEA findings were in the ASX release and the PEA report. I firmly believe that LPI has purposely understated the potential returns of this project, for what reason, who knows - they have definitely presented a BASE CASE for the project in these documents. Maybe the DFS due for release in 2018 will trumpet the project's enormous potential financial returns, and provide for a larger initial production rate of 25k. After all, the latest tally of global gigafactories is 26 and they are going to need an awful ot of lithium to produce all those batteries.
Trading Spotlight
Homepage wurde aktualisiert.
http://lithiumpowerinternational.com/maricunga-chile/So, das neue Jahr kann kommen :-)
Info auf mehreren Seiten veröffentlicht. Fehlt es nur noch auf der Homepage.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.496.461 von married am 19.12.17 21:16:50Stimmt schon. Dafür trommelt doch Bearing ganz schön.
Außerdem ist aber auch schön, ein paar Aktien zu haben, die man auf augescheinlich niedrigem Niveau zukaufen kann.
Außerdem ist aber auch schön, ein paar Aktien zu haben, die man auf augescheinlich niedrigem Niveau zukaufen kann.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.495.783 von Barnin-Man am 19.12.17 20:23:33Lithium Power sollte für mehr publicity sorgen.
Wenn ich dann sehe - auch hier ( die obigen Laufbänder oder "BREAKING NEWS " ) -
wie weniger erfolgversprechende Lithium-Gesellschaften sich verkaufen ( promotet werden und durch die Decke gehen ) dann sollte LPI hier auch Mal ein paar Optionen aus- bzw. abgeben.
Wenn ich dann sehe - auch hier ( die obigen Laufbänder oder "BREAKING NEWS " ) -
wie weniger erfolgversprechende Lithium-Gesellschaften sich verkaufen ( promotet werden und durch die Decke gehen ) dann sollte LPI hier auch Mal ein paar Optionen aus- bzw. abgeben.
Durchsuchen
