Atlantic Ltd Company. Exploration & Vorbereitung!!

 

diese Announcements haben es verdient...lol

Lets rock the boat!

Updated Fri Feb 18, 2011 9:25pm AEDT

The mining company Atlantic expects production at its Mid West vanadium mine to begin this year, after securing the $335 million needed to complete construction of the site.

Windimurra Vanadium collapsed and went into receivership in 2009, leaving 300 workers without jobs.

Atlantic will also use the funds to pay existing debts and to acquire assets.

The mine is expected to create 200 jobs during construction.

Atlantic managing director Michael Minosora says recent drilling at the site has revealed positive results.

"We're actually really excited in terms of the work that's currently underway," he said.

"Not only is it delineating a much bigger resource than we initially expected, it is also identifying a very rich iron ore opportunity."

www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2011/02/18/3143062.htm

 

http://www.rohstoff-welt.de/news/artikel.php?sid=24629

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110304/pdf/41x771tz7tfxnv.pdf

 

Mineral Resource by 19%

asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110318/pdf/41xjl36flw9vx4.pdf

 

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110404/pdf/41xtvpx0bpv01k.pdf

 

heute nettes Volumen in DownUnder ;)  

http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/...Ltd_Exploration_Update/1181116/

Ich hab meine Investitionsobergrenze schon erreicht, sonst hätte ich jetzt nicht nein gesagt. Ich bin gespannt wie der Aussie-Kurs reagiert!  

Wow, das nenn ich ne Umsatzexplosion! Hammer! Einen solchen Umsatz hatten wir schon seit vielen Monaten nicht mehr. Wenn ich jetzt noch größere Mengen Cash hätte, ich wüßte wo ich investieren würde! :-)  

wird es auch hier zu einem schönen Fest werden ;))  

Moin! Die Rohstofftitel schleppen sich durch den heißen Sommer, vor allem Griechenland und der Euro belastet. Ich gehe mal davon aus, dass diese Last heute von unseren Schultern genommen wird und das das Thema Griechenland heute endlich vom Tisch ist.

Ansonsten heute plus 0,10 Euro, immerhin plus 6,1%, aber bid ist schon 1,8$. Passt also. Demnächst wird ATI Vorwärtsverkäufe vermelden und der Kurs wird schon im Vorfeld sauber anziehen. IMO.  

Oh, da hat sich dann doch nochmal was getan. Close 1,8$, plus 0,15 $ ! Sauber !  

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110711/pdf/01196559.pdf

steht alles auf Grün, fehlt nur noch ein wenig mehr Aufmerksamkeit, aber sehr sehr bald..

 

Naja, bei Ariva kennt Atlantic offenbar kaum jemand, wenn man auf die Thread-Teilnahme blickt.... Aber is ja oft so, erst kennt sie keiner und irgendwann mal ...

:-)  

step by step zum Global Player..

ATLANTIC APPOINTS CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
Atlantic Ltd (ASX: ATI, “Atlantic”) is pleased to announce that Mr Ross Glossop has been appointed as Chief Financial Officer of the Company, effective 25 July 2011.
Mr Glossop has 30 years experience in the mining and resources sectors. He served as Regional CFO (Australia/Africa) for Barrick Gold Corporation from 1993-2006 and has held CFO positions with Bellzone Mining Plc, Oceana Gold Corporation and most recently Apex Minerals NL.
He replaces interim CFO Ron Chamberlain, who consulted to Atlantic since late last year.
Welcoming Mr Glossop’s appointment, Atlantic Managing Director Michael Minosora said: “Ross’s wealth of experience as a chief financial officer of listed mining and resource companies will greatly strengthen the Atlantic executive management team and contribute to the ongoing growth of our Company.”
“I’d also like to extend my thanks to Ron Chamberlain who has made a significant contribution to Atlantic as interim CFO,” Mr Minosora said.  

 

2O5 by 2003 with the plant part commissioned by

Xstrata. However the full project did not go ahead as vanadium prices fell and deemed the project uneconomic. From

2005-2009 Xstrata was replaced by the Noble group in the JV and substantial capital was injected to restart the project and

the plant was modified to produce FeV. Prior to 2010 c.US$558m was invested.

Atlantic Limited (“ATI”) entered into an agreement in Aug’10 that allows it to consolidate 100% control of the Windimurra

vanadium project. ATI raised US$335m in senior secured notes due by 2018 in Feb’11 in order to complete the

construction and commissioning of the Windimurra project. The company expects to complete construction and start

operations at Windimurra in 3Q’11 and reach full nameplate capacity by the 1Q’13. The project is expected to produce

about 5,700tpa of contained vanadium and once at nameplate, 1Mtpa of iron ore fines from calcine tailings (with an

expected average iron content of about 55%) as a by-product of processing raw magnetite-rich iron ore into

ferrovanadium.

Windimurra contains one of the larger known reserves of vanadium, with an estimated 127.6Mt of vanadium-bearing ore

reserves that hold an estimated 340kt of contained vanadium. ATI has an off-take deal with Wengfu (Group) Co. Ltd. and

Element Commodities Ltd for five-years and will be the only vanadium production in Australia until at least 2015.

 

www.niplats.com.au/media/articles/...-Equities-Research-July-2011.pdf

The Windimurra project located in Western Australia has had a long up and down history dating back to before 1970. From

1998, the Xstrata JV with Precious Metals Australia produced 13,000t V

 

nochmal nur der Link:

www.niplats.com.au/media/articles/...-Equities-Research-July-2011.pdf

 

http://atlanticltd.com.au/upload/documents/InvestorRelations/…
http://atlanticltd.com.au/upload/documents/InvestorRelations/presentations/101015InvestorPresentation-WindimurraAcquisitionFinalised.pdf

 

 

www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20110801/pdf/42048dlzbjsrjv.pdf

 

Sieht ja richtig heftig aus das OB in AUD :-)

ist ja dann nicht so schwer zu erraten für welchen Wert du dich dann entschieden hast ;-)  

Wie liest man denn "Dein" Orderbuch? Irgendwie check ich's nicht! Kleine Hilfestellung? ;)

 

Ist nicht "mein" Oderbuch, ist nur das offizielle mit "Bid" und "Ask" Blöcken an der ASX.

Grüne Blöcke sind Kauforders, rote Blöcke sind Verkaufsorders (mit der entsprechenden Anzahl Aktien, 10k = 10.000 Aktien).

Verstanden?