Bass Metals, der wirtschaftliche Produzent
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http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/...o.do?by=asxCode&asxCode=BSM
Scheinbar auf Grund eines asset sales..
Bin gespannt, wie es weiter geht.
Seite 2. Asset Deal wird angekündigt.
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Wertpapier: Greenwing Resources |
Sehe das aber weniger negativ,da ja Bass endgültig gerettet zu sein scheint.
Bitte berichtigt mich falls ich falsch liege.
dort gibts schon erste Übersetzungen/ Interpretationen..
..bleibt spannend
Friday, July 06, 2012
Bass Metals (ASX: BSM) has gained a new lease of life with the sale of its subsidiary Hellyer Mill Operations to Singapore’s LionGold Corporation.
The Company will sell Hellyer for $13.5 million in cash payable at closing and in 30 day's time. LionGold will take a placement in Bass Metals of 58 million shares at $0.01 each worth $580,000.
Following the sale, the company’s forecast free cash position will be around $6 million, along with an additional $2 million which will be held in a retention account in favour of LionGold and will revert to Bass Metals after 12 months.
The sale will enhance Bass Metals’ balance sheet, providing the company with a cash injection of $A13.5 million and leaving it with no debt.
LionGold Corp is an SGX-listed investment holding company focusing on gold mining, mine development and exploration.
Hellyer Mill Operations owns the Hellyer tails gold Resource, processing plant, Hellyer Mine licence and has a sublicence agreement with Bass Metals over the Mt Charter Gold Resource.
The Hellyer tails gold Resource is 9.5 million tonnes at 2.6 grams per tonne (g/t) gold, 104g/t silver, 2.5% zinc, 3% lead and 0.2% copper, of which nearly 5 million tonnes is in the high confidence Measured category.
Bass Metals will retain exploration rights over the Hellyer Mine lease, with a focus on base metals, through a sublease agreement.
The Hellyer plant is expected to remain onsite and Bass Metals may use it subject to availability, though LionGold may redeploy certain components.
Further upside to the deal is the strategic partnership to result, with LionGold and Bass Metals to negotiate potential collaboration on exploiting new deposits discovered in Tasmania. Bass Metals will focus on base metals while LionGold will focus on gold.
As the Hellyer site operations continue to wind down, Bass Metals’ corporate expenses will be scaled back in line with those of non-producing minerals exploration and development business.
Bass Metals will now seek shareholder approval of the deal at the General Meeting in mid-August.
Quelle proactivinvestor
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hoffentlich zieht es den kurs in (D) auch nach oben
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/...&asxCode=BSM#closing_prices
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/...o.do?by=asxCode&asxCode=BSM
Sorry bin neu hier...
kann mir mal einer erklären, warum der Wert steigt obwohl Bass Metals die Mine verkauft hat? Womit werden die jetzt ihr Geld verdienen?!?!
Hab den Asset Sale nicht ganz verstanden, ausser das BM jetzt fast schuldenfrei ist?!?!
@chatter
danke aber habs schon vorher rausgefunden, die zweite mine liegt in tasmania...
@Tolksvar
die HP ist grade down wegen wartungsarbeiten
und so wie ich grade gelesen habe, haben sie die mine noch gar nicht verkauft weil das nämlich mitte august von den aktionären abgesegnet werden muss.
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/...ss-metals-debt-free-2012-07-06
Deal with Singapore’s LionGold leaves Bass Metals debt free
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By: Esmarie Swanepoel
6th July 2012
Updated 7 hours ago
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PERTH (miningweekly.com) - Embattled metals miner Bass Metals on Friday announced an asset sale agreement with Singapore-based investment firm LionGold that would leave the company debt free.
In exchange for A$13.5-million in cash, Bass Metals would divest of its Hellyer operation, but would retain exploration rights over the mine lease through a sublease agreement. The company would also retain use of the Hellyer plant, subject to availability.
LionGold would also take a 58-million share placement, at 1c a share, to raise a further A$580 000, giving the Asian investment firm a 16.5% stake in ASX-listed Bass.
Bass MD Mike Rosenstreich said that the transaction with LionGold would revive the company’s financial position, give it the opportunity to forge close ties with an emerging international resource group, and allow Bass to retain access to a processing facility and share the Hellyer site maintenance costs.
“We will also retain sufficient surplus funds to meet general working capital needs and to restart a comprehensive exploration campaign on our Tasmanian tenements.”
Mining at the Hellyer operation, also in Tasmania, was halted in April with milling suspended in June. The operation was placed on care and maintenance as Bass responded to adverse technical issues and moved to accelerate cash flows and reduce debt.
Rosenstreich noted that, while the suspension of operations at Hellyer had generated more revenue than originally forecast, it had not been sufficient to retire all debt and fund the company’s nondiscretionary expenditure for the next 12 months.
The divestment of the Hellyer operation, in turn, would leave Bass debt free, with a forecasted free cash position of around A$6-million, along with an additional A$2-million held in a retention account in favour of LionGold, which would revert to Bass after 12 months.
On completion of the transaction, Bass would have sufficient working capital to undertake planned exploration progammes in Tasmania, share the Hellyer site maintenance costs and would have secured a cornerstone investor.
Rosenstreich added that the company would now seek and evaluate new project opportunities where its exploration skills and development experiences could add value and provide Bass shareholders exposure to greater project and commodity diversity.
The deal was subject to shareholder and Foreign Investment Review Board approval.
Dem Kurs scheint´s in AUS nicht gut zu tun..
Eine direkte Frage:
Kriegt BM Ende des Monats durch irgendwelche Ressourcenverkäufe Geld rein? Kampagne10? Verdienen die grade mit irgendetwas geld?