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Jetzt müssen noch Analysten wach werden und die Kurs Korrekturen reinlaufen dann wird Focus Minerals aus dem schlaff erwachen.
Hoffentlich hat er viel Kraft gesammelt…
Es wird hier noch interessant werden..
Grüße..
http://www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/chart?symbol=TBR.AX
noch nicht richtig verstanden, daß der Goldpreiseinbruch die australische Produktion
nicht zurückwerfen konnte. Das bedeutet, daß FML oder FMSKX wie Du sie bezeichnest weiterhin schlaffen (um deiner Orthografie mal gerecht zu werden) wird.
Mit anderen Worten: Das Gold aus den hochgradigen und reichlichen (kicher) FML Deposits wird z.Zt. nicht benötigt.
FML bleibt somit äußerst schlaff.
"Allerdings seien einige der Produzenten mit den höchsten Kosten aus dem Rennen ausgeschieden,..."
Na, wer wohl?
Lösung:
"Im Juniquartal hatte beispielsweise Focus Minerals (WKN A0F610) den Betrieb auf der Laverton-Mine eingestellt, ..."
"Seit Ende des Quartals... und Focus Minerals zudem den Betrieb auf seinen Coolgardie-Minen zurückgefahren."
Du bist ja richtig hellwach.
Bist Du hier grüne Kurse siehst, musst Du noch ganz lange trommeln und darauf hoffen, daß noch es größere Blinsen gibt, die sich solche Werte ins Depot packen, außer zur Geldvernichtung natürlich.
Respekt
CHINA has upped its bets on Australia's resources, even as low prices of zinc and gold take the gloss off the sector.
Shenzhen Zhongjin Lingnan Nonfemet is offering to buy out minority investors of Perilya in a deal that values the Australian mining company at $269.3 million.
China"s No. 3 zinc producer already owns 53.4 per cent of Perilya, which operates base- and precious-metal mines in Australia and the Dominican Republic. The company said it wanted to buy the rest of the stock for 35 cents a share.
The offer represents a 59 per cent premium to the stock"s closing price on August 30, when Perilya"s shares entered a trading halt on Australia"s stock exchange. It also represents a 109 per cent premium to the its volume-weighted average price over the past three months, the company said.
Despite the drop in metals prices, a series of deals during the past year indicate that Australian metal mines continue to draw strong interest from Chinese buyers. Rio Tinto recently agreed to sell its majority stake in Australian copper-and-gold mine Northparkes to China Molybdenum for $US820 million.
China Hanking Holdings earlier this year signed a deal to buy St Barbara"s Southern Cross gold-mining operations in Western Australia. And last year, Shandong Gold Group said it would take a majority stake in Perth-based gold producer Focus Minerals while a subsidiary of Zijin Mining Group also took control of Perth-based Norton Gold Fields.
"Zhongjin"s proposal is priced at a level that represents an opportunity for Perilya shareholders to realize an attractive premium for their investment in a challenging global economic environment epitomized by weak base and precious metal prices and a high Australian dollar against the US dollar," Perilya"s managing director Paul Arndt said in the statement.
Perilya said its directors would unanimously support the proposal if an independent report found the deal to be in the best interest of minority shareholders, and no other offers emerged. A deal would also need Australian and Chinese regulatory approval.
Zhongjin Lingnan first bought into the Australian firm in early 2009 through a share placement and strategic alliance agreement–which included financial support during the global financial crisis and access to Zhongjin"s market intelligence on China.
Perilya said it expected shareholders to vote on the proposal at a meeting in December.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/business/...ry-fnay3vxj-1226710519119
Gadens has taken an energy & resources partner from King & Wood Mallesons in Perth.
David Perks, whose client list includes BHP Billiton and Focus Minerals, started at Gadens this week after a decade in the partnership at KWM.
“David’s appointment will further consolidate the firm’s drive into Southeast Asia, as Gadens continues to strengthen our relationships with companies seeking out commercial opportunities in the region’s emerging economies,” said Ian Dardis, the CEO of Gadens in Perth.
http://www.lawyersweekly.com.au/appointments/...oaches-global-partner
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2013-09-03/...rg-warns-commodities.html
Tuesday, 10 Sep 2013
China is upping stakes in Australian mines despite lower metals prices
http://www.steelguru.com/metals_news/...wer_metals_prices/324644.html
http://www.thelawyer.com/news/regions/...ptember-2013/3009364.article
http://www.sueddeutsche.de/K5o38U/1533413/...-3,0-ZAHL-DES-TAGES.html
The 24 month program, which was devised following a change in the company’s strategy to focus on longer-term exploration, is designed to extend Coolgardie’s mine life to three years.
This will focus on four priority targets ranging from resource extensional drilling to conceptual exploration that are all in close proximity to the Three Mile Hill mill, which is capable of processing 1.2 million tonnes per annum.
Brilliant Deeps contains existing resources and known mineralisation along a 2.6 kilometre corridor from Brilliant to King Solomon with historic drill intercepts including 8 metres at 20.7 grams per tonne gold and 7 metres at 3.7g/t gold.
The Bayleys Line extends over 2.5 kilometres with reef-style lodes that have produced over 300,000 ounces of gold. Initial drilling will test the Bayleys Line between Bayleys and Hanover where historic reverse circulation drilling has returned 7 metres at 19.64g/t and 7 metres at 94.76g/t.
Drilling will also be carried out north of the Perseverance underground deposit that has produed more than 100,000 ounces of gold.
A small drilling program will test the Redemption and Lady Luck areas that are analogues of the historic Kings Cross mine was developed on a structured that splayed off the Bayleys line, producing 100,000 ounces of gold.
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/...ustralia-48292.html
Having spent a decade at Mallesons, Perks has significant experience in Australia's M&A market, specialising in energy, projects and resources and advising clients such as BHP Billiton, CITIC Resources, Goldcorp and Focus Minerals.
http://www.legalweek.com/legal-week/news/2296664/...t-smith-freehills
Du glaubst wohl auch, das jede Meldung die Focus Minerals zum Inhalt hat eine Kurssteigerung bedeutet.
Das mindestens die nächsten zwei Jahre keine signifikante Kurssteigerung zu erwarten ist, hat die jüngste Bekanntmachung klar und deutlich zum Ausdruck gebracht (zwischen den Zeilen).
Och ist das schade. Wird wieder nichts mit der Goldanlage.
2016 > 1,1 cent Super Rendite
Dann braucht man lebenslänglich bis da was draus wird... die Verwässerung habe ich hier noch nicht mal miteingerechnet!