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Habe ich die zum Anstieg gehörenden News verpasst?
hinese increase stake in Frieda river mine ahead of takeover bid
Chinese build PanAust stake
Barry FitzGerald | The Australian
Low expectations of a rival bid emerging have allowed Chinese state-owned Guangdong Rising Assets Management (GRAM) to ramp up its stake in its $1.1 billion takeover target PanAust at its bid price of $1.71 a share.
GRAM disclosed it had picked up 10.58 million PanAust shares at the bid price, increasing its stake in the Laotian copper/gold producer — and PNG copper/gold developer — from 22.49 to 24.12 per cent.
The stake is tipped to ward off would-be counter bidders although the prospect remains that PanAust could extract a higher offer in return for a board endorsement. That in itself was enough for investors yesterday to keep PanAust just above the bid price at $1.72 a share.
PanAust soared 40 per cent from its five-year lows of $1.22 on Monday when GRAM’s unsolicited bid was announced.
Chinese interest in yet another copper/gold producer had a rub-off effect on the valuations of PanAust peers in the market, with OZ Minerals and Sandfire rising 5 per cent and 4 per cent respectively.
The GRAM move follows the 2013 million acquisition by Chinese interests of the Northparkes copper/gold mine in NSW from Rio Tinto for $850m, and last year’s deal for the Chinese state-owned MMG to acquire the Las Bambas copper/gold project in Peru for $US5.8bn.
The unconditional cash bid from GRAM follows last year’s song and dance when PanAust revealed that GRAM had proposed a $2.20 a share takeover bid, then increased to $2.30 a share. But no bid was made at the time.
JP Morgan said yesterday that the latest offer was in line with its base case valuation of $1.70 a share but noted that did not ascribe any value (other than sunk costs) to PanAust’s acquisition last year of an 80 per cent stake in the undeveloped Frieda River copper/gold project in PNG. The broker said that on an unrisked basis, Frieda River was worth $1 a share to PanAust, although much de-risking of the project is required before a development could proceed.
It said an improved offer price would be required to get the approval of the PanAust board. But either way, the broker said the likelihood was that the takeover would eventually be completed.
Preliminary work by PanAust on Frieda River pointed to the potential for a $US1.7bn development capable of annual production of 125,000 tonnes of copper and 200,000 ounces of gold. The remaining 20 per cent is held by Highlands Pacific.
Highlands itself is on takeover alert after international commodities trader Trafigura marched to a 16.03 per cent stake in the company.
That pips PanAust’s 14 per cent stake which was part of last year’s action that saw PanAust acquire its Frieda River stake from Ivan Glasenberg’s Glencore.
....The Company will update the market in due course....
by Order of the Board
Mark Hitchcock
Port Moresby, NC
....evtl. doch schon zur HV ??????
..........provisions made since 1990, amounted to K114 million.
Notice to ASX 2 April 2015
Taxation Mediation
As has previously been set out in the company’s annual reports, BCL has been in dispute with the PNG Internal Revenue Commission since 2003 when the IRC issued Assessments for the years 1999-2001 resulting from adjustments the IRC made to the company’s tax returns for the years following the cessation of mining operations in 1989 and 1990.Subsequent Assessments for the years 2002 to 2005 were also issued reflecting the same adjustments. BCL has objected to all those Assessments
and proceedings in the PNG National and Supreme Courts have been underway since 2005. BCL and the PNG IRC have today reached a settlement of all matters relating to those Assessments and the court proceedings, subject to the sanction of the court which is anticipated to occur during April2015.
Operations at the Panguna mine stopped in 1989 due to secessionist uprisings and an impairment loss of K350 million was made for deterioration, damage or pilferage of company assets on Bougainville.
According to Mr Colemans report, the accuracy of that provision could not be proved because the lack of access to Bougainville prevented a detailed assessment of the nature or extent of those losses.
No depreciation charge or increase to the impairment loss has been made since 1991.
The directors consider that any review of the impairment loss would be completely arbitrary because of the continuing lack of access to the mine.
Auflösung: (subsequent to saction of the court which is anticipated to ouc during April 2015)
Marktkapitalisierung aktuell = 103,88 Mio Euro
Da ist noch etwas Luft nach oben :-)
Nächsten Ziel 0,50 AUD.
Danach sieht der Kurs auch aus.
Mit der Rückzahlung hat Bougi auch gleich mehr Eigenkapital für weitere Projekte.
Und selbst wenn nichts weiter passiert, könnte in 5-10 Jahren bei guter Kapitalanlage der Gelder ein Kurs von 1 € drin sein.
Schönes Ostergeschenk! ;-)
Liebe Grüße an alle Pessimisten
Swen Lorenz hat die Anteile seiner ARBB Gesellschaft verkauft, seine privaten Stücke sollten noch vorhanden sein.
Day's Range: 0.27 - 0.3450
52wk Range: 0.19 - 0.59
Volume: 1,554,400§
Avg Vol (3m): 109,034
Market Cap: 138.37
.....Und selbst wenn nichts weiter passiert, könnte in 5-10 Jahren bei guter Kapitalanlage der Gelder ein Kurs von 1 € drin sein.......
Wenn ich das richtig verstehe bei: absoluter Nachrichtenflaute.In diesem Zeitraum Null (0) News.
Dann bin ich auch exact bei der gleichen Einschätzung ;-))))))
Aber sicher wird eher helfen als schaden.
Die Kriegskassen wären voll, man könnte durchaus mal ein Gutachten in Auftrag geben (welches wahrscheinlich längst erstellt wird...), wie es mit der kalten Enteignung weiter gehen soll. Es kann wohl kaum sein, dass die vorherigen Lizenzen anderweitig vergeben werden, ohne BOC zu beteiligen oder zu entschädigen. Ich denke, dass sich die Insel der dann folgenden Klage nicht aussetzen will.
Es wäre in jedem Falle auch ein Geschäftsmodell, per Klage an viel Geld zu kommen.
Wir werden es sehen, denn auf die paar Monate...