Arafura Resources und die Charttechnik
Seite 169 von 188 Neuester Beitrag: 16.08.24 12:29 | ||||
| Eröffnet am: | 03.09.06 11:53 | von: Knappschaft. | Anzahl Beiträge: | 5.699 |
| Neuester Beitrag: | 16.08.24 12:29 | von: henner55 | Leser gesamt: | 967.062 |
| Forum: | Hot-Stocks | Leser heute: | 313 | |
| Bewertet mit: |  | |||
| Seite: < 1 | ... | 167 | 168 | | 170 | 171 | ... 188 > | ||||
Monday, April 18, 2011
Down Under REE report: Arafura two years from production
Steve Ward does not mince words when it comes to REE: there are probably about 200 rare earths projects that have emerged around the world in the past few years, he says, but 190 of those will not make it because of economic or technical reasons - and those that are feasible are 15 years away. The managing director of Arafura Resources (ASX:ARU) has made this point several times, the latest in a magazine interview just out, and an observation with which not too many RareMetalBlog readers may disagree.>>>>>
http://www.raremetalblog.com/2011/04/...wo-years-from-production.html
Fri, 29 Apr 2011 18:24:00 +1000 3 hours, 5 minutes ago
Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 5B For the period ending 31 March 2011 Highlights      Price for Nolans Rare Earth Oxide mix surpasses US$160/kg; Massive drill program commences at Nolans Bore – expansion and definition targets; Key engineering contracts awarded to progress Nolans Bankable Feasibility Study; Global target customer visits conducted and discussions in progress – nd more planned in 2 quarter; Hydrochloric Acid regeneration and Gypsum demonstration plant successfully commissioned. CORPORATE Expressions of interest for the corporate advisory role to assist Arafura progress the “bankable” aspects of the Nolans Bankable Feasibility Study have been sought. The assessment process is well advanced and selection is expected to occur in May.
Key responsibilities of the role will be to assist Arafura in selecting the optimal financial capital structure for the Company, oversee Arafura’s in-house financial models to ensure they are adequately maintained to meet the needs of potential financiers, and work with Arafura and potential financiers in selection of credible, independent technical experts. The appointment had been intended to be made in the first quarter of 2011 following Arafura’s planned customer visits to Europe, UK, North America, Japan and Korea. The unfortunate natural events that struck Japan have delayed the visit to Japan and hence the advisor selection process until late in May.
AN EMERGING RARE EARTHS PRODUCER FOR USERS WORLDWIDE These recent visits to target customers allowed Arafura to progress existing discussions and seek new interest from other customers as a near-term, alternate supplier to China. It has allowed Arafura to engage in discussions regarding specific customer requirements in terms of products and specifications, an integral part of the program towards establishing future supply contracts. It also ensures Arafura’s product suite unlocks the appropriate revenue returns.
The price of a kilogram of Nolans mix of Rare Earths rose significantly throughout the quarter from US$70.52 in December 2010 to over US$160 in April 2011. Comments from the Chinese Society of Rare Earths at the Critical Metals Investment Summit held in Vancouver, Canada, in January 2011 indicate China will move to become a net importer of Rare Earths in 2014. This dispels the “bubble” theory concerning recent price rises as it implies that China cannot simply turn on the supply tap – it is evident that it needs its own resources for its own requirements.
Quelle wotnews
Arafura Resources releases Quarterly Cashflow Report
Fri, 29 Apr 2011 18:24:00 +1000 3 hours, 5 minutes ago
Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 5B For the period ending 31 March 2011 Highlights      Price for Nolans Rare Earth Oxide mix surpasses US$160/kg; Massive drill program commences at Nolans Bore – expansion and definition targets; Key engineering contracts awarded to progress Nolans Bankable Feasibility Study; Global target customer visits conducted and discussions in progress – nd more planned in 2 quarter; Hydrochloric Acid regeneration and Gypsum demonstration plant successfully commissioned. CORPORATE Expressions of interest for the corporate advisory role to assist Arafura progress the “bankable” aspects of the Nolans Bankable Feasibility Study have been sought. The assessment process is well advanced and selection is expected to occur in May.
Key responsibilities of the role will be to assist Arafura in selecting the optimal financial capital structure for the Company, oversee Arafura’s in-house financial models to ensure they are adequately maintained to meet the needs of potential financiers, and work with Arafura and potential financiers in selection of credible, independent technical experts. The appointment had been intended to be made in the first quarter of 2011 following Arafura’s planned customer visits to Europe, UK, North America, Japan and Korea. The unfortunate natural events that struck Japan have delayed the visit to Japan and hence the advisor selection process until late in May.
AN EMERGING RARE EARTHS PRODUCER FOR USERS WORLDWIDE These recent visits to target customers allowed Arafura to progress existing discussions and seek new interest from other customers as a near-term, alternate supplier to China. It has allowed Arafura to engage in discussions regarding specific customer requirements in terms of products and specifications, an integral part of the program towards establishing future supply contracts. It also ensures Arafura’s product suite unlocks the appropriate revenue returns.
The price of a kilogram of Nolans mix of Rare Earths rose significantly throughout the quarter from US$70.52 in December 2010 to over US$160 in April 2011. Comments from the Chinese Society of Rare Earths at the Critical Metals Investment Summit held in Vancouver, Canada, in January 2011 indicate China will move to become a net importer of Rare Earths in 2014. This dispels the “bubble” theory concerning recent price rises as it implies that China cannot simply turn on the supply tap – it is evident that it needs its own resources for its own requirements.
Arafura Resources releases Quarterly Cashflow Report
Fri, 29 Apr 2011 18:24:00 +1000 3 hours, 5 minutes ago
Quarterly Activities Report and Appendix 5B For the period ending 31 March 2011 Highlights      Price for Nolans Rare Earth Oxide mix surpasses US$160/kg; Massive drill program commences at Nolans Bore – expansion and definition targets; Key engineering contracts awarded to progress Nolans Bankable Feasibility Study; Global target customer visits conducted and discussions in progress – nd more planned in 2 quarter; Hydrochloric Acid regeneration and Gypsum demonstration plant successfully commissioned. CORPORATE Expressions of interest for the corporate advisory role to assist Arafura progress the “bankable” aspects of the Nolans Bankable Feasibility Study have been sought. The assessment process is well advanced and selection is expected to occur in May.
Key responsibilities of the role will be to assist Arafura in selecting the optimal financial capital structure for the Company, oversee Arafura’s in-house financial models to ensure they are adequately maintained to meet the needs of potential financiers, and work with Arafura and potential financiers in selection of credible, independent technical experts. The appointment had been intended to be made in the first quarter of 2011 following Arafura’s planned customer visits to Europe, UK, North America, Japan and Korea. The unfortunate natural events that struck Japan have delayed the visit to Japan and hence the advisor selection process until late in May.
AN EMERGING RARE EARTHS PRODUCER FOR USERS WORLDWIDE These recent visits to target customers allowed Arafura to progress existing discussions and seek new interest from other customers as a near-term, alternate supplier to China. It has allowed Arafura to engage in discussions regarding specific customer requirements in terms of products and specifications, an integral part of the program towards establishing future supply contracts. It also ensures Arafura’s product suite unlocks the appropriate revenue returns.
The price of a kilogram of Nolans mix of Rare Earths rose significantly throughout the quarter from US$70.52 in December 2010 to over US$160 in April 2011. Comments from the Chinese Society of Rare Earths at the Critical Metals Investment Summit held in Vancouver, Canada, in January 2011 indicate China will move to become a net importer of Rare Earths in 2014. This dispels the “bubble” theory concerning recent price rises as it implies that China cannot simply turn on the supply tap – it is evident that it needs its own resources for its own requirements.
http://media.wotnews.com.au/asxann/01176331.pdf
Optionen
| Boardmail an "heller-goisern" |
Wertpapier: Arafura Rare Earths Ltd |
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Arafura Resources (ASX: ARU) has completed the hydrochloric acid regeneration program at its Nolans rare earths-phosphate-uranium project in the Northern Territory.
The program is a key part of its wider, previously reported technology program at Nolans, where Arafura remains on track to deliver the first production of an annualised 20,000 tonnes of rare earth oxides in 2013.
The process involves taking calcium chloride residues from the phosphate circuit and re-acting them with sulphuric acid to produce re-useable hydrochloric acid, a key raw material in Arafura’s pre-leach circuit, thus reducing Arafura’s dependence on external Hydrochloric acid sources.
The process also produces calcium sulphate (gypsum), a potential saleable product into various end applications.
Dr Steve Ward, Arafura’s managing director and CEO, said “The successful completion of this demonstration program highlights Arafura’s commitment to the Nolans Project and its efforts to de-risk key technological aspects.
"This is important for potential financiers and provides valuable technical and operating experience for Arafura. The successful completion of this work is another major step forward for us.”
The company now plans to incorporate the logistical and economic benefits of Hydrochloric acid regeneration and gypsum production into the Bankable Feasibility Study (BFS) for Nolans.
Arafura has begun engineering design for the overall flowsheet, and said that customers are being further engaged for evaluation of the gypsum product for potential offtake.
AMMTEC successfully operated the demonstration plant on a continuous basis at its facility in Perth, Western Australia, with involvement from experts from the University of Montreal, Canada, and Arafura’s Technology team.
The demonstration facility has successfully achieved:
•Production of 32% Hydrochloric acid from a simulated recycle stream similar to the Phosphate circuit waste liquors, with a recycle efficiency of at least 97.5%;
•Production of crystalline gypsum with filtration characteristics suitable for processing via commercially available filters;
•Production of Dihydrate gypsum. Feedback from one major gypsum user indicates that this material has potential for future commercial use;
•Provision of detailed design and operating data for the Bankable Feasibility Study.
The company is advancing towards delivering a BFS for Nolans, and remains well funded after the A$90 million capital raising towards the end of 2010.
On March 21 Arafura's Nolans rare earths mix leaped above $US120 a kilogram, more than three times the 2010 average of US$34 a kilogram, indicating the continuing strong global demand for rare earths.
Optionen
| Boardmail an "heller-goisern" |
Wertpapier: Arafura Rare Earths Ltd |
Friday, June 17, 2011
Arafura Resources (ASX: ARU) has been working on background to the Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for some months.
Today's release of government guidelines for the proposed Rare Earths Complex at Whyalla in South Australia provides Arafura with the focus to complete the work required for the EIS concurrent with continuing its consultation activities with all stakeholders.
The South Australian Government granted Major Project status to Whyalla in September 2010. Development of a rare earths processing facility at Whyalla will be a significant value-adding project for Australia where mineral concentrate from Arafura’s Nolans Bore Mine will be upgraded prior to sale.
Dr Steve Ward, Arafura managing director and CEO, said “this Complex will be a substantial mineral processing and chemical manufacturing facility by Australian standards. Whyalla will be Arafura’s - and Australia’s - gateway to global rare earths markets,” he said.
The company commenced background work some months ago as a precursor to receiving the formal guidelines and will now prepare the EIS covering all aspects of Arafura’s proposed operations in Whyalla.
Arafura is engaging in ongoing community consultation as the company is fully committed to ensuring its future operations comply with all relevant regulations.
Significantly, the Nolans Project is not dependent on current high rare earth pricing to be viable, and has industry competitive costs.
Arafura is the only new, short to medium term producer with significant quantities of Rare Earth Oxides still for sale and discussions with target potential customers are in progress.
The release was accompanied by a joint media statement from the Minister for Urban Development, Planning and the City of Adelaide, Hon John Rau, and the Minister for Mineral Resources Development, Hon Tom Koutsantonis.
--------------------
Arafura Resources bullish auf Nolans Seltene Erden-Projekt mit der Freisetzung von UmweltrichtlinienFreitag 17. Juni, 2011
Arafura Resources ( ASX: ARU ) hat im Hintergrund gearbeitet, um die Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) für einige Monate.
Die heutige Veröffentlichung von Leitlinien der Regierung für die vorgeschlagenen Seltene Erden Complex bei Whyalla in South Australia bietet Arafura mit dem Fokus auf die Arbeit für die EIS gleichzeitig mit Fortsetzung ihrer Beratungstätigkeit mit allen Beteiligten erforderlich abzuschließen.
Die South Australian Regierung gewährte Major Project Status Whyalla im September 2010. Entwicklung einer Seltenen Erden Verarbeitungsanlage auf Whyalla eine bedeutende wertschöpfende Projekt für Australien, wo mineralische Konzentrat aus Arafura ist Nolans Bore Mine vor dem Verkauf wird aufgewertet werden.
Dr. Steve Ward, Arafura Geschäftsführer und CEO, sagte: "Diese Komplexe einen wesentlichen mineralische und chemische Fertigung von australischen Standards. Whyalla wird Arafura ist - und in Australien - das Tor zur globalen Seltene Erden Märkten ", sagte er.
Das Unternehmen begann Hintergrund vor einigen Monaten Arbeit als Vorstufe zu einer Aufnahme der formalen Richtlinien und wird nun die EIS für alle Aspekte der geplanten Operationen Arafura in Whyalla.
Arafura ist in laufenden Community-Befragung überzeugend wie das Unternehmen in vollem Umfang zu gewährleisten, ihre künftigen Betrieb mit allen relevanten Bestimmungen zu erfüllen.
Bezeichnenderweise ist die Nolans Projekt nicht abhängig von den aktuellen hohen Seltene Erden Preise lebensfähig zu sein, und hat die Industrie zu wettbewerbsfähigen Kosten.
Arafura ist die einzige neue, kurz-bis mittelfristig Produzent mit erheblichen Mengen von Rare Earth Oxide noch zum Verkauf und Diskussionen mit Ziel potenziellen Kunden sind im Gange.
Die Freisetzung wurde durch eine gemeinsame Presseerklärung des Ministers für Stadtentwicklung, Stadtplanung und der Stadt Adelaide, Hon John Rau, und der Minister für Mineral Resources Development, Hon Tom Koutsantonis begleitet.
Quelle proactiveinvestor
Optionen
| Boardmail an "heller-goisern" |
Wertpapier: Arafura Rare Earths Ltd |
Wie das Unternehmen mitteilte, steht die eigene Umweltschutz-Studie kurz vor dem Abschluss. Dessen ungeachtet haben australische Behörden bereits entsprechende Richtlinien an Arafura Resources übermittelt, die für eine Weiter-Entwicklung des Groß-Projekts im Segment Rare Earths erfüllt werden müssen. Die Gesellschaft zeigt sich mit den Auflagen sehr zufrieden, da sie nicht so streng ausgefallen sind wie zunächst befürchtet und nun endlich Klarheit herrscht.
Potenzial für eine Milliarden-Liegenschaft
Das Vorantreiben des Whyalla-Projekts ist für den australischen Konzern von essentieller Bedeutung. Nach Fertigstellung sollen die Anlagen einen Wert von mindestens einer Milliarde Dollar haben und primär der Verarbeitung Seltener Erden dienen, die aus der nahe gelegenen Nolans Bore Mine stammen. Die jährliche Gesamt-Kapazität soll bei 700.000 Tonnen Seltenen Erden liegen. Allerdings ist eine Aufnahme der Produktion in der Nolans-Mine nicht vor 2015 zu erwarten.
Nicht zuletzt deshalb sollten Arafura-Anleger (und solche, die es werden wollen) auf jeden Fall eine überdurchschnittlich ausgeprägte Risiko-Neigung mitbringen, auch wenn die Fertigstellung der Verarbeitungsanlage eventuell in absehbarer Zeit erfolgen kann, da bereits wichtige Gebäude und Infrastruktur (z.B. eine Bahnlinie) vorhanden sind. Aber was soll vor 2015 dort eigentlich verarbeitet werden? Das aus der Nolans-Mine stammende Cerium bestimmt nicht!
Optionen
| Boardmail an "Dak007" |
Wertpapier: Arafura Rare Earths Ltd |
11:24 06.07.11
BERLIN (dpa-AFX) - Nach dem Urteil der Welthandelsorganisation (WTO) zu den China-Rohstoffen hat der Bundesverband der Deutschen Industrie ein Ende der Exportbeschränkungen gefordert. "Das Votum der WTO ist ein deutlicher Appell an China, die beanstandeten Exportbeschränkungen zügig zurückzunehmen", teilte der Vorsitzende des BDI-Ausschusses für Rohstoffpolitik, Ulrich Grillo, am Mittwoch in Berlin mit. In der Entscheidung sieht er ein "weltweit wichtiges Signal, dass der Rohstoffzugang für Unternehmen anderer Länder nicht willkürlich beschränkt werden darf". Für betroffene deutsche Unternehmen sei die Entscheidung eine gute Nachricht.
China verstößt nach Ansicht der WTO mit Exportbeschränkungen für Rohstoffe wie Zink oder Kohle gegen internationale Handelsvereinbarungen. Die EU hatte zusammen mit den USA und Mexiko 2009 die Klage eingereicht, die sich gegen Ausfuhrkontrollen für neun Rohstoffe richtete.
Rohstoff-Experte Grillo sprach sich nun für ein weiteres Verfahren von EU und USA gegen China aus, um gegen ebenfalls existierende Exportbeschränkungen bei den sogenannten Seltenen Erden vorzugehen. Diese werden etwa für die Herstellung von Flachbildschirmen benötigt./rad/DP/stb
http://www.ariva.de/news/...ff-Exportbeschraenkungen-aufheben-3783404
Hab gerade so ein "Bauchgefühl" und bin soeben bei Arafura (wieder) über Xetra eingestiegen.
Grüße
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Arafura Resources (ASX: ARU) has reported that eligible Arafura shareholders will be given a priority offer for 7.5 million shares in Global Mineral Resources (ASX: GOM), as part of Global's initial public offering (IPO).
The IPO is hoping to raise up to A$6 million dollars by offering 30 million shares at $0.20. The priority offer is as a result of Global’s acquisition of the Mt Porter-Frances Creek Gold Project in the Northern Territory from Arafura.
Following Global's listing on the ASX, Arafura will receive A$1.5 million cash, 7.5 million fully paid ordinary shares, and 7.5 million options exercisable at A$0.25 prior to 30 June 2013.
Arafura sold the non-core Mt Porter-Frances Creek asset to Global in order to focus on rare earths at its world class Nolans Project.
The Mt Porter-Frances Creek Gold Project represents early development potential, with mining and environmental approvals already in place, as well as an agreement between Arafura and traditional land owners.
The project includes 34,200 ounces of inferred and indicated JORC Resources at Mt Porter, and gold exploration and development rights over several adjacent licences in the Frances Creek region.
There is potential to increase the scale of the deposit with extensions to the existing mineralisation yet to be fully tested. At Frances Creek there have also been high grade gold intersections that have yet to be converted into defined resources.
----------------
goole Übersetzung
Arafura Resources Aktionäre erhalten Priorität Angebot in Global Mineral Resources IPO
Mittwoch 13 Juli, 2011
Arafura Resources ( ASX: ARU ) hat berichtet, dass förderfähige Arafura Aktionäre eine Priorität Angebot für 7.500.000 Aktien in Global Mineral Resources (ASX: GOM) gegeben werden., als Teil des Börsengangs Global Offering (IPO) Der Börsengang erhofft sich erhöhen bis zu A $ 6.000.000 Dollar durch das Angebot 30.000.000 Aktien bei 0,20 $. Die Priorität Angebot ist als Folge der globalen Übernahme des Mt. Porter-Frances Creek Gold Projekt im Northern Territory von Arafura. Nach Global Notierung an der ASX, Arafura wird A $ 1.500.000 Bargeld, 7,5 Mio. voll eingezahlten Stammaktien und 7,5 erhalten Millionen Optionen, ausübbar zu A $ 0,25 vor 30. Juni 2013. Arafura verkauft die nicht zum Kerngeschäft Mt Porter-Frances Creek Asset Global, um sich auf seltene Erden in seiner Weltklasse Nolans Projekt zu konzentrieren. Das Mt. Porter-Frances Creek Gold Projekt stellt frühen Entwicklungspotenzial, mit dem Bergbau und umweltrechtliche Genehmigungen bereits vorhanden, ebenso wie eine Vereinbarung zwischen Arafura und traditionellen Landbesitzern. Das Projekt umfasst 34.200 Unzen von abgeleiteten und angezeigten Ressourcen JORC am Mt. Porter und Gold Explorations-und Entwicklungsaktivitäten Rechte über mehrere benachbarte Lizenzen in die Frances Creek Region. Es gibt Potenzial, das Ausmaß der Lagerstätte mit Erweiterungen der bestehenden Mineralisierung noch nicht vollständig getestet, um zu erhöhen. Am Frances Creek gab es auch hochgradige Gold-Kreuzungen, die noch nicht in definierte Ressourcen umgewandelt werden gewesen.
Quelle proactivinvestor
Optionen
| Boardmail an "heller-goisern" |
Wertpapier: Arafura Rare Earths Ltd |
Moderation
Zeitpunkt: 13.07.11 14:25
Aktion: Löschung des Beitrages
Kommentar: Löschung auf Wunsch des Verfassers
Zeitpunkt: 13.07.11 14:25
Aktion: Löschung des Beitrages
Kommentar: Löschung auf Wunsch des Verfassers
Optionen
| Boardmail an "heller-goisern" |
Wertpapier: Arafura Rare Earths Ltd |
Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Arafura Resources (ASX: ARU) has reported that eligible Arafura shareholders will be given a priority offer for 7.5 million shares in Global Mineral Resources (ASX: GOM), as part of Global's initial public offering (IPO).
The IPO is hoping to raise up to A$6 million dollars by offering 30 million shares at $0.20. The priority offer is as a result of Global’s acquisition of the Mt Porter-Frances Creek Gold Project in the Northern Territory from Arafura.
Following Global's listing on the ASX, Arafura will receive A$1.5 million cash, 7.5 million fully paid ordinary shares, and 7.5 million options exercisable at A$0.25 prior to 30 June 2013.
Arafura sold the non-core Mt Porter-Frances Creek asset to Global in order to focus on rare earths at its world class Nolans Project.
The Mt Porter-Frances Creek Gold Project represents early development potential, with mining and environmental approvals already in place, as well as an agreement between Arafura and traditional land owners.
The project includes 34,200 ounces of inferred and indicated JORC Resources at Mt Porter, and gold exploration and development rights over several adjacent licences in the Frances Creek region.
There is potential to increase the scale of the deposit with extensions to the existing mineralisation yet to be fully tested. At Frances Creek there have also been high grade gold intersections that have yet to be converted into defined resources.
-----------------------
goole Übersetzung
Arafura Resources Aktionäre erhalten Priorität Angebot in Global Mineral Resources IPO
Mittwoch 13 Juli, 2011
Arafura Resources ( ASX: ARU ) hat berichtet, dass förderfähige Arafura Aktionäre eine Priorität Angebot für 7.500.000 Aktien in Global Mineral Resources (ASX: GOM) gegeben werden., als Teil des Börsengangs Global Offering (IPO) Der Börsengang erhofft sich erhöhen bis zu A $ 6.000.000 Dollar durch das Angebot 30.000.000 Aktien bei 0,20 $. Die Priorität Angebot ist als Folge der globalen Übernahme des Mt. Porter-Frances Creek Gold Projekt im Northern Territory von Arafura. Nach Global Notierung an der ASX, Arafura wird A $ 1.500.000 Bargeld, 7,5 Mio. voll eingezahlten Stammaktien und 7,5 erhalten Millionen Optionen, ausübbar zu A $ 0,25 vor 30. Juni 2013. Arafura verkauft die nicht zum Kerngeschäft Mt Porter-Frances Creek Asset Global, um sich auf seltene Erden in seiner Weltklasse Nolans Projekt zu konzentrieren. Das Mt. Porter-Frances Creek Gold Projekt stellt frühen Entwicklungspotenzial, mit dem Bergbau und umweltrechtliche Genehmigungen bereits vorhanden, ebenso wie eine Vereinbarung zwischen Arafura und traditionellen Landbesitzern. Das Projekt umfasst 34.200 Unzen von abgeleiteten und angezeigten Ressourcen JORC am Mt. Porter und Gold Explorations-und Entwicklungsaktivitäten Rechte über mehrere benachbarte Lizenzen in die Frances Creek Region. Es gibt Potenzial, das Ausmaß der Lagerstätte mit Erweiterungen der bestehenden Mineralisierung noch nicht vollständig getestet, um zu erhöhen. Am Frances Creek gab es auch hochgradige Gold-Kreuzungen, die noch nicht in definierte Ressourcen umgewandelt werden gewesen.
Quelle proactivinvestor
Optionen
| Boardmail an "heller-goisern" |
Wertpapier: Arafura Rare Earths Ltd |