Bauxite Resource, WKN: A0M6J3, 50Mt Bauxit
In the past two years, Bauxite Resources Limited (“BRL” or the Company”) (ASX:BAU) has made extensive investigation and experimentation of available processes to produce alumina. The investigation has been a prelude to technology decisions for a new alumina refinery to be built in south-west WA. At the conclusion of these investigations BRL with its partner Yankuang Resources Pty Ltd will choose the alkali-based Bayer process as appropriate for their proposal.
In its research however BRL has developed and filed a Patent Application for an acid based process for treating an ore or related material containing aluminium-bearing materials. The application covers a confidential acidic process that solubilises minerals and then selectively recovers aluminium and other metal species by means of
precipitation or solvent extraction. The end product is aluminium oxide (alumina) and other metal oxides. The results demonstrate that acid extractable alumina can be higher than from alkali extractions and that extraction is independent of reactive silica content.
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Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Bauxite Resources forms JV with China to build alumina refinery in WA
Bauxite Resources (ASX: BAU) and Chinese partner Yankuang Corporation have formed a joint venture company to mine bauxite and construct and operate an alumina refinery in Western Australia.
Ten detailed agreements have been signed by the Bauxite Resource Joint Venture to refine Darling Range bauxite into alumina.
The proposed refinery would produce 1.1 million tonnes per annum (Mtpa) of alumina and refine 3.5Mtpa of Darling Range bauxite.
Yankuang will pay 91% of the refinery construction cost and receive 70% of the alumina product, subject to all necessary approvals and the decision by the parties to proceed under the Bankable Feasibility Study.
Bauxite Resources will fund 9% of the refinery construction cost and receive 30% of the alumina product.
Work towards site selection for the refinery will commence immediately.
Shareholders voted in favour of the agreement at the Annual General Meeting on 25 November 2010. The agreement is subject to the Australian Foreign Investment Review Board.
Yankuang Corporation is based in Zhoucheng, China, and has coal mining, coal-based chemicals, machinery manufacturing, electricity generation and aluminium as its main businesses.
Quelle: http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/...ry-in-wa-13380.html
Jan. 26th, 2011
http://www.pr-inside.com/...-released-market-study-india-r2374930.htm
China and the Middle East have driven demand for bauxite and alumina.
http://www.businessspectator.com.au/bs.nsf/...pendocument&src=rss
LG
Bio
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110128/pdf/41wf5ygwgsn5c8.pdf
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Bauxite Resources Chairman Barry Carbon said that the Company was delighted to welcome Mr Donaldson. “BRL has an exciting journey towards mining bauxite from the Darling Range and refining alumina in the south west. The Company has new secure agreements with a respected partner in Yankuang Corporation. Scott’s excellent record of achievement gives us confidence that he will provide strong leadership for our journey.”
Mr Donaldson said he was excited about joining Bauxite Resources and its partner Yankuang Corporation. “I am looking forward to working with staff, community, partners and many others in the long term development and projects of Bauxite Resources,” he added.
Hey Bauxite Fans ;)
Es ist ein neues Bindoon Forum online, dort wird über den Rehabilitationsprozess informiert werden.
Klick hier:
lg
Bio
greetz und gute fahrt,
lerocker
http://www.bauxiteresources.com.au/news/...for_environmental_studies/
"Es geht voran" würde ich persönlich als Botschaft entnehmen. Es sind zwar noch ein paar Monate bis zur möglichen EPA-Erteilung, doch scheint man sich bei BAUXITE schon sehr sicher zu sein. Die Ordergrößen sprechen für sich. Vor allem die ersten Trades waren fast alle zwischen 40.000 und 160.000 Dollar. Sehr schön.
Gruß, M.
Friday, February 11, 2011 Bauxite Resources (ASX: BAU) received a price and volume 'please explain' from the ASX after a 32% rise in its share price to $0.35 in intra-day trading yesterday, up from $0.265 on the previous trading day.
The company said it is not aware of any information that has not been announced which could explain the sudden interest, but did however state:
'The company is of the view that it has made a number of positive announcemnets over the last month including; the commencement of new CEO and executive director Scott Donaldson, the appointment of John Silby as a non-executive director and the execution of detailed joint venture agreements with Yuangkuang Corporation.'
On January 25 Bauxite Resources and Chinese partner Yankuang Corporation formed a joint venture company to mine bauxite and construct and operate an alumina refinery in Western
Quelle proactivinvestor
Abwarten, bis die anderen Termine waren.
lg
Bio
Warum gerade Heute nach der ersten Einweisung zur PER am 09.02.11 diese news. Weil man nach den Anklagen aus dem letzten Jahr Angst hat weiter in ein schiefes Licht zu geraten?
Allen diesen Vermutungen zum Trotz, ist wohl bei der Einweisung zur PER am 09.02.11 nach Meinungen zu Nord Bindoon gefragt worden und diese Meinungen müssen positiv ausgefallen sein. Irgendwie ist das dann nach Aussen gedrungen und hat dieses riesen Volumen verursacht, das Höchste seit bestehen von BRL.
Für mich ein schönes Zeichen, über das ich mich nicht im Geringsten aufregen werde!
Gruß
Der Handel in Australien weist auf Sammler hin die größere Positionen günstig ordern. Bei diesen Vorraussetzungen könnte die Kursentwicklung die Abstimmung schon vorwegnehmen. Die Lage bleibt spannend!
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Bauxite Resources director buys on-marketPublished 3:26 PM, 15 Feb 2011
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Source: News Bites
Bauxite Resources Ltd director John Sibly indirectly bought 40,500 shares for $10,031 on-market on January 19, 2011.
He indirectly holds 40,500 shares.
STOCK DASHBOARD: February 15, 2011
Bauxite Resources
Price at 1:00 pm: 30.0c
Price change from previous trading day: 1.7%
Relative Strength (6 months percentile rank): 79.1
Market capitalisation: $70.3 million
Turnover volume: 753,151.0
Volume Index (1 is average): 1.4
Turnover value: $223,517
Turnover period: 10 months
Value of $1,000 invested 1 year ago: $400
Source: www.BuySellTips.com
hier das Neuste aus dem fernen Südosten
Lizenz Nr. 13 für BRL:
http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/...Resources_Trading_Halt/1153441/
Abstimmungsergebnisse zu Optionen des CEO+director
http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/...all_resolutions_passed/1153515/
ich sag mal bescheidene Performance...ich hoffe der Vogel kriegt das noch hin und pennt ein, während er nach oben abrutscht um einen heftigen Ausbruch nach oben zu ziehen !!
PS: Zeit wirds....
Bauxite Resources Ltd Geschäftsführer Scott Donaldson indirekt 358.600 Aktien gekauft für 96.322 $ on-Markt am 4. März 2011.
Er hält direkt 3.000.000 börsennotierte Optionen und indirekt 358.600 Aktien
Ich kaufe weiter zu, der Preisfall ist nur kurzfristig und ändert nichts an dem weltweiten Rohstoffbedarf. Im Gegenteil, ich gehe von noch weiteren steigenden Preisen in der Zukunft aus, gerade jetzt nach den Ereignissen wird sich der Bedarf erhöhen.
LG Schabo04
Jetzt machen Profis Kasse, Angsthasen verkaufen unlimitiert und danach wandern die shares wieder zu den Profis. Also eine sogenannte Krötenwanderung.
Allein Uranaktien sind mir bei den Rohstoffen zu heiß. Aluminium wird weiterhin in Ostasien gefragt sein, wenn man sich überlegt, dass in China jedes Jahr eine Stadt von der Größe Hamburgs gebaut wird
Zitat aus obiger Website:
"Once we are satisfied that we have taken into consideration all of the issues raised by you, then we will submit the PER document to the EPA. This submission will be in 2012. Once approved for release by the EPA, the PER document will be made available for comment for an eight week period. The EPA will consider all comments prior to providing their recommendations to the Minister of Environment."
Wird doch länger dauern als angenommen?
Gruß