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Advanced Explorations president & CEO Mr John Gingerich on the eve of the annual Prospectors and Developers Conference in Toronto told Reuters that there was a high likelihood of early works.
He said that "We've had discussions with our Chinese partners with respect to fast tracking. In a perfect world you would be doing some early mining in early 2013, assuming you get your permits in the two year period. If you did early works in 2014, you'd probably be in full production 2015."
The Roche Bay project in Nunavut, Canada is in the feasibility stage and Advanced Explorations already has off take agreements to sell 69% of the iron ore concentrate it produces to its Chinese partners, state owned XinXing Pipes Group and Shandong Fulun Steel, a private steel producer.
Under the agreement with XinXing, the Chinese company will finance Advanced Explorations' definitive feasibility study at an estimated cost of USD 20 million. Upon completion, the two companies expect to enter a joint venture agreement where XinXing will fund construction of the project in exchange for a 50% direct interest and a 50% off take agreement.
Mr Gingerich said that "So from the point of view of capital disposition for the company, we really don't see any significant commitments that we have to worry about to move this project forward.”
He also said he was confident of getting permitting for the project by 2013, and noted the push by the Canadian government to develop the north.
Shandong has a 19% off take agreement on Roche Bay which it secured this week with the exercise of 7 million warrants.
XinXing and Shandong are already significant stakeholders in Advanced Explorations, with 15% and 5% of the company respectively.
The Roche Bay iron ore deposit, expected to cost about USD 1 billion to develop, is located close to a natural deep water harbor, where it plans to build a port with capacity to export some 5 million tonnes of concentrate per year.
(Sourced from Thomson Reuters)
11. März 2011 | von TS
Friday’s earthquake in Japan will affect the global seaborne iron-ore market as at least five major steel mills are halting production and may be out of action for as long as six months, London-based price provider Steel Index said.
The five mills–Nippon Steel Corp.’s (5401.TO) Muroran and Kimitsu works, JFE Holdings Inc.’s (5411.TO) Chiba and Keihin plants and Sumitomo Metal Industries Ltd.’s (5405.TO) Kashima works in Tokyo Bay–have sustained structural damage and their port facilities are inoperable, Tim Hard, Steel Index director, told Dow Jones Newswires, citing sources in Shanghai.
Assuming the mills are closed for six months, 22.2 million metric tons of iron-ore demand could be removed from the seaborne iron-ore market, Hard said. The mills are supplied by Brazilian miner Vale SA (VALE, VALE5.BR) on contract and they also buy ore from Australian suppliers on the spot market, he said.
The steel mills have been affected by the tsunami which hit Tokyo Bay following the magnitude 8.9 earthquake which hit northern Japan earlier Friday, according to Steel Index. Kobe Steel Ltd.’s (5406.TO) Kakogawa steel mill in western Japan may also have been affected, Hard said.
“Tokyo Bay is a steelmaking center. There are various integrated steel mills there,” Hard said. “There are also a host of mini-mills and dock-side scrap-storage facilities nearby which will have been affected, not to mention the port and sea-bordering infrastructure.”
The problems shouldn’t have any major direct impact on iron-ore prices, as lost shipments of the steelmaking raw material to the mills affected will represent only a small tonnage compared with global seaborne iron-ore which amounts to some one billion tons annually, the Steel Index director said.
“However, this will affect sentiment” in the iron-ore market, Hard said.
Quelle: Wall Street Journal
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