Allana Potash Corp. Kalimineralisierung
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Allana Potash Corp announced that it has intersected three zones of strong potash mineralization in hole DK-11-28, found in the northwestern region of the company’s potash concession in Ethiopia.
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These drilling results from Bada will presumably come soon as NGEx indicated in August it wanted to have them out by the end of October.
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TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Allana, the company that owns a potash project in Ethiopia, on Tuesday said an independent early assessment gave the asset an after-tax net present value of $1.85-billion, and a 36.8% internal rate of return.
The preliminary economic assessment (PEA) predicted it would cost $796-million to build a one-million ton a year mine at the Danakhil project, in line with CEO Farhad Abasov’s earlier projections.
He said in a statement on Tuesday that the capital cost figure, which included port and other infrastructure, “makes this project one of the lowest cost and potentially highest return potash projects worldwide”.
The PEA concluded that a solution mining operation would be more profitable than conventional potash mining.
It forecast operating costs of $90.54/t for the Danakhil project, including transportation to the port of port Djibouti.
“The PEA also allows Allana to move forward confidently with its project finance plans and ongoing talks with potential strategic partners,” Abasov said.
He told Mining Weekly Online earlier this year that Allana hoped to being the project into production in 2014.
Other companies with projects in the area include BHP Billiton, Ethiopian Potash, and Australian junior South Boulder.
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/...pian-potash-project-2011-11-23
.By The Canadian Press
TORONTO - Junior miner Allana Potash (TSX:AAA.TO - News) said Tuesday that its Danakhil potash project in Ethiopia will cost US$796 million to build, including all of the mine equipment, trucks, port and infrastructure.
The estimate includes $664 million for the mine, $38 million for a fleet of trucks to transport the potash and $93 million to build a port terminal in Djibouti.
The Toronto company said Tuesday its preliminary economic assessment was based on commercial operations that produce one million tonnes per year of potash over an initial estimated operating life of 30 years.
Total operating costs including production, transportation and port handling were estimated to be about $90 per tonne.
"The PEA's extremely positive results give Allana great confidence in advancing its feasibility study, which has been underway since August," Allana president and chief executive Farhad Abasov said in a statement.
"The PEA also allows Allana to move forward confidently with its project finance plans and ongoing talks with potential strategic partners."
Demand for potash, a key component in fertilizer, has risen as farmers around the world seek to improve crop yields.
Shares in Allana Potash were halted shortly before the market closed Tuesday pending news from the company.
The miner, which is developing potash projects in Ethiopia and Argentina, were up five cents at $1.17 in trading on the Toronto Stock Exchange before the halt.
http://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/...corp-says-danakhil-221407975.html
CEO Farhad Abasov said the company benefitted from the project being in one of the least developed countries in the world, providing the impetus for non-commercial entities such as development agencies to provide funding for its construction.
He said “almost all” of the debt funding would come from non-traditional sources, naming the International Finance Corp (IFC), the African Development Bank, export-import banks out of the US, Canada and Europe.
The remaining $300-million would come from equity, with Abasov detailing on a conference call to discuss the results of Danakhil’s preliminary economic assessment (PEA) that this would be split into three equal parts.
The first would be to sell more stock to its two existing strategic shareholders – the IFC and Liberty Metals and Mining. Liberty owns around 17% of the company.
TSX-listed Allana is hoping to secure another one-third of the equity component from an offtake agreement with a customer, and the final around $100-million would come from a market offering or bringing on a new set of strategic partners, Abasov said.
While the current market rout might make things difficult for the company on the equity raising side, its plans to source debt from non-commercial sources made it easier, as these entities were “insulated” from the troubles banks were facing.
Abasov said Allana had between 12 and 18 months to raise the equity, and he was hoping the company’s share price would stabilise during this timeframe to provide the opportunity to sell shares without too much dilution.
The Toronto-based firm dropped 3.4% on Wednesday in a broader market sell-off to close at C$1.13 a share. The stock has gained 121% over the past 12 months as potash prices rose and the company advanced Danakhil.
Allana hopes to start producing at the project in 2014, with the PEA outlining an initial one-million ton a year solution mining operation.
The $800-million price tag includes building port facilities to Djibouti, and roads to truck the product there.
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/...pian-potash-project-2011-11-23