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Moly Mines Limited: Spinifex Ridge Definitive Feasibility Study Conference Call and Webcast
9/20/2007
TORONTO, ONTARIO, Sep 20, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Moly Mines Limited, (TSX: MOL)(ASX: MOL) announced today that they will host a conference call and webcast on Tuesday, September 25th at 4:30 p.m. Eastern Standard Time (Wednesday, September 26 at 4:30a.m. Western Australia Time) to discuss the Spinifex Ridge Definitive Feasibility Study.
Conference Call Details-----------------------Local 416.641.6127North America Toll Free 1.866.542.4238International Toll Free 1.800.8989-6323Ask for the "Moly Mines conference call"Replay (local) 416.695.5800Replay (International) 1.800.408.3053Replay Passcode: 3236185(Replay available until midnight, Tuesday October 2, 2007)Webcast Details------------------URL www.molymines.com
A press release and presentation will be available on the Company website at www.molymines.com prior to the conference call.
Contacts: Moly Mines Limited Dr. Derek Fisher + 61 8 9429 3300 Email: info@molymines.com Moly Mines Limited Natalie Frame (416) 777-1801 (416) 777-1802 (FAX) Email: info@molymines.com Website: www.molymines.com
SOURCE: Moly Mines Limited
Australian Stock Exchange
Exchange Plaza
2 The Esplanade
Perth WA
EPA RECOMMENDS SPINIFEX RIDGE MOLYBDENUM PROJECT FOR MINISTERIAL APPROVAL
Moly Mines Limited, (MOL – TSX/ASX) is pleased to advise the Environmental Protection Authority of Western Australia (EPA) have today released their “EPA Bulletin” which contains the EPA’s report and recommendations to the Minister for the Environment on the Spinifex Ridge Molybdenum Project proposal. Section 44 of the Environmental Protection Act 1986 (EPA Act) requires the EPA to report to the Minister for the Environment the outcome of its assessment of a proposal. The report must set out:
• the key environmental factors identified in the course of the assessment; and
• the EPA’s recommendations as to whether or not the proposal may be implemented, and, if the EPA recommends that implementation be allowed, the conditions and procedures to which the implementation should be subject.
The proposal put to the EPA by the Company considers an open pit mining operation and processing facility capable of treating 20 million tonnes of ore per annum. The EPA has concluded that it is unlikely that the EPA’s objectives would be compromised by implementing the Project and have recommended the Project proposal tabled by Moly Mines be approved subject to implementation of certain conditions, all of which are considered by Moly Mines to be reasonable and manageable through the Company’s best practice systems.
The EPA Bulletin is open now for a 2 week public appeal period, and depending on resolution of those appeals, if any, the final ministerial approval process will commence.
For more information:
Derek Fisher
Managing Director
+61 8 94293300
www.molymines.com
Moly Mines Limited, (MOL – ASX/TSX) is pleased to announce the appointment of retired New York based investment banking executive Michael Senft to the Company’s Board.
Mr. Senft’s appointment comes as the Company seeks to progress the Spinifex Ridge Molybdenum Project to financial close over the coming months. His banking expertise will assist the Board evaluate the financing alternatives and structures being promoted to finalise the financial package for the Project.
Mr. Senft was most recently Managing Director CIBC World Markets Inc and was head of leveraged finance capital markets, head of high yield and leveraged finance origination. In these positions he was actively involved in final transaction approvals, structuring and pricing and coordinated innovative debt financing solutions through integrated capital markets knowledge. He oversaw High Yield Sales, Trading, Research as well as taking a direct role in originating and structuring transactions. He initiated coverage across all Investment Banking Industry sectors and managed all facets of originating and executing financings for a wide variety of issuers in energy, paper & forest products, steel, industrial services and healthcare sectors, among others.
Prior to his appointment at CIBC in 2002, Mr. Senft spent 20 years with Merrill Lynch, New York and held numerous executive rolls finishing as Managing Director, Leveraged Finance. Mr. Senft holds a Masters of Business Administration, Finance, from Stern School of Business, New York and a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Princeton University, Princeton, New Jersey. We look forward to Mr. Senft’s contribution to the Board in this exciting year for Moly Mines as the worlds next major new molybdenum producer.
Moly Mines ist gerade an der Schwelle angekommen vom spekulativen Explorer weg, und hin zu einem noch spekulativen Produzenten zu entwickeln.
Statistisch gesehen ist in dieser Übergangsphase die Aktie eines solchen Unternehmens gekennzeichnet durch eine Seitwärtsbewegung. Erst mit erfolgreichem Start der Produktion kann wieder mit stark steigenden Kursen gerechnet werden.
Dann auch gerne mal mit 100%-1000% kursgewinnen. Aber vorher abwarten und Tee trinken. Das Jahr 2009 in dem die Produktion aufgenommen werden soll rückt schnelle r näher als wir alle denken.
Jetzt bei tiefen Kursen erste Positionen aufbauen, meine Meinung. Moly Mines ist in fast trockenen Tüchern.
Greetz Galati
Auch ein Einstieg als strategischer Investor, meiner Meinung nach wahrscheinlicher,
würde dem World-Class-Project sicherlich einen ordentlichen Schub verleihen und
die Finanzierung des Projektes sicherstellen.
Der Chart sieht gut aus; der Wert ist überverkauft. Ein Einstieg könnte sich lohnen.
Zudem wird die Zwischenfinanzierung in Kürze bekannt gegeben werden.
UPSIDE-Potential!!!
Moly confirms finance deal
18th September 2008, 10:45 WST
Molybdenum hopeful Moly Mines has confirmed that its $US150 million interim financing facility remained on track, while its shares fell further in a challenging day on the Australian Securities Exchange.
In an announcement, Moly said it expected to be in a position to draw down the funds – equal to about $188.6 million – in October, with confirmatory due diligence now underway.
Shares in the company were 11.5¢ lower, down 7 per cent to $1.54 at 10.45am.
Nervous investors trimmed a further $7 million off the company’s value yesterday as the deadline to finalise the interim financing needed to keep its $1.1 billion Spinifex Ridge ambitions alive loomed large.
Shares in the group slipped a further 9¢ to $1.66 yesterday, with its 23.5 per cent share price decline over the past month considered a clear sign that investors are concerned.
The group’s 57 per cent share price fall since the stock peaked at $3.88 on May 21epitomises the problems faced by a number of mid-tier mining companies — despite an attractive project that ticks all the right boxes, the market is sceptical about its chances of raising funding.
In Moly’s case, its Spinifex Ridge project is potentially world-class, with reserves of 450.8 million tonnes grading 0.05 per cent molybdenum, 0.08 per cent copper and 1.3 grams per tonne of silver against a backdrop of strong world demand for molybdenum and high prices.
Environmental approvals have been received and the group has locked in an off-take agreement with ThyssenKrupp. The only sticking point is the $1.1 billion it needs to bring the operation into production.
The company initially hoped to have the financing in place by March but has bowed to market conditions with a series of delays, last month announcing the $US150 million interim financing agreement with due diligence to be completed by mid- September — a deadline which passed with little public comment.
And although it has long hoped to fund the mine through two-thirds equity and one-third debt, there is mounting speculation in the market it will have to look at other options. The most likely is that Moly will have to consider selling a major stake in the project to strategic investors.
The company is also hoping to use recently discovered iron ore assets at Spinifex Ridge as a potential money spinner, having effectively hung out the for-sale sign after better-than-expected drilling results unearthed a potential iron ore resource.
But with investor sentiment swinging against the resources sector amid mounting concerns China’s economy may take a bigger-than-expected hit from a global downturn, the company’s immediate problem will be convincing nervous investors it will come up with a solution that will allow it to hit its 2009 production target.
PERTH
ANDREW HOBBS AND KATE EMERY
KURSRALLY ansteht.
Sprott Molybdenum Participation Corporation
announces sale of its position in physical molybdenum
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED
STATES
Toronto, August 14, 2008 (TSX: MLY, MLY.WT) – Sprott Molybdenum Participation
Corporation (the “Corporation”) announces that on August 13, 2008, it entered into a contract to
sell its holding of approximately 600,000 lbs of physical molybdenum, in form of molybdenum
oxide, at an average market price over the six-month period from July to December 2008. More
specifically, physical molybdenum will be priced over six separate quotation periods in
increments of approximately 100,000 lbs for the specified months.
The proceeds will be used to repurchase and cancel the Corporation’s common shares under the
normal course issuer bid announced on August 12, 2008 and/or to invest in companies that
explore for, mine and/or otherwise transact in molybdenum. “We continue to be strong believers
in the molybdenum story and are bullish on the price of the metal. The sale is prompted by our
view that if the price of molybdenum moves up, upside benefit should be greater for molybdenum
equities than for physical molybdenum. We also feel that the funds could provide a greater return
to shareholders through the buyback and cancellation of the Corporation’s shares”, commented
Eric Sprott, President and CEO.
Mein Geschreibsle hier seit Anfang des Jahres kann man so zusammenfassen:
1) "RAUS und zwar schnell"
2) noch nicht rein
Tja ... man hat mir dafür zwar schon zahlreiche Schwarze Sterne verpasst, aber wer Recht hat kann der geneigte Leser ja jetzt selber beurteilen.