Thompson Creek Metals (Blue Pearl Mng)
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DENVER, CO, March 31 /CNW/ - Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. ("Company" or "Thompson Creek"), a growing, diversified North American mining company, today announced that it has completed a $132 million equipment financing facility with Cat Financial Services Limited ("Cat Financial"), pursuant to which Cat Financial has agreed to underwrite up to $132 million in mobile fleet equipment financing for Thompson Creek's Mt. Milligan copper-gold mine located in British Columbia (the "Equipment Finance Facility").
The equipment fleet is expected to include haul trucks, shovels, drills, loaders, dozers and other units of mining support equipment and is expected to be delivered to the Mt. Milligan copper-gold mine throughout 2012. Drawdowns against the Equipment Finance Facility will occur as the equipment is delivered. Each drawdown will be for a term of five years and will be secured by the underlying equipment.
"We have crossed another major milestone in the development of the Mt. Milligan copper-gold mine and are extremely pleased to have Cat Financial endorse the future Mt. Milligan mining operation. As previously announced, we believe cash on hand, cash flow from operations, funds from financing facilities and expected funds from the exercise of warrants will be sufficient to fund the construction and development of the Mt. Milligan copper-gold mine. We look forward to the completion of the mine in late 2013," said Kevin Loughrey, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Thompson Creek.
Thompson Creek also announced that it has selected Finning Canada ("Finning") and Bucyrus Canada Limited ("Bucyrus") as mining equipment suppliers for the Mt. Milligan project, pursuant to which Finning and Bucyrus will supply mobile mining equipment, parts and equipment maintenance services to the Mt. Milligan mine.
"We are proud to have partnered with Finning and Bucyrus, leading equipment suppliers in the mining sector, and look forward to working with them on the Mt. Milligan project," said Mr. Loughrey.
Hab ich zumindest per Mail gestern abend bekommen.
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Muppets
Aussage: Lieber finanzieren als Cash aus der Hand zu geben... Verringert zwar die EK-Quote in der Bilanz (Bilanzsumme steigt), aber ermöglicht aus meiner Sicht weiteres Wachstum.
Published 01 April 2011
Finning International has received a mining equipment supplier contract by Thompson Creek Metals Company for their Mt. Milligan mine project in British Columbia, Canada.
The Canada based Finning will supply mining trucks, support equipment, parts and specialized maintenance labour to the copper-gold mine throughout 2012.
The 42 machines include Caterpillar 793F mining trucks and support equipment.
Finning Canada president Dave said the company is proud to partner with Thompson Creek as they begin developing the Mt. Milligan mine.
Mt. Milligan is a conventional truck and shovel open pit mine, which is currently under construction.
The mine is expected to have an average annual metal production of 81 million pounds of copper and 194,000 ounces of gold over a projected 22-year mine life.
"Our dedication to customer satisfaction has earned us the leading equipment supplier position in the mining sector and we look forward to demonstrating that commitment to Thompson Creek." Parker said.
Production is scheduled to begin in 2013.
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dafür ein schöner Wochenstart.
Derzeit 12,66 CAD und damit über4% im Plus und DOW +0,1%
Mal sehen wies weitergeht...
Gruß
Muppets
VALUE: 17.000 USD, +0.295%
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China's ferro-molybdenum market is recovering, with increased prices seen this week, though most producers are not very optimistic about market demand. Mainstream offer prices for 60% ferro-molybdenum are RMB147,000-152000/tonne( $37.58-38.80/kg) - up RMB2,000($0.511) at the top of the spread...
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http://www.metal-pages.com/news/story/53489/
Wo ist die olle Crew ?
Ist die gute alte Perle schon so fett, dass sie nur noch mit dem
Doof rumdümpelt und keine freibeutenden Piraten mehr an Deck braucht ???
Scheint so ... - jedenfalls many thx an vm und muppets, die hier noch rumm-rudern !
Nostalgiegruss Don
derdannhaltweitermitwildenkatzenspielt ...
ja ist wirklich kaum noch was los hier.
Handel in Deutschland fast auf 0 runter gerauscht. Am Freitag nicht mal 10 k, die über den Tisch gingen.
Kurs am Freitag bei 12,62 CAD. Mal sehen wie es weitergeht.
Gruß und schönes Rest-WE
Muppets
US$17.025
As of Apr 11, 2011
Ryan's Notes Average:
US$17.00
As of Apr 11, 2011
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http://www.crestonmoly.com/s/...siness-Combination-to-Create-a-Sig...
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"Mercator und Creston geben eine freundliche Verschmelzung bekannt. Das Ziel besteht in der Etablierung eines bedeutenden Kupfer-Molybdän-Unternehmens mit dem Potenzial in der Branche eine führende Stellung einzunehmen"
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Commodities Corner
SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 2011
Investors last week got a glimpse of the commodity rally's underbelly. Analysts refer to it as "demand destruction" or "demand response," and it's not a pretty sight.
Crude oil fell almost 6% within a span of two days. Copper prices plunged 5.8% in the week, and corn lost 3.4%.
Big swings in commodity futures are nothing new, of course. That's why for decades raw materials were considered too risky for retail investors. But note that recent selloffs came amid some tangible developments, be they tightening by China's central bank or a calming in the Middle East.
This time, the selloff was driven by sentiment—by definition unpredictable and impossible to measure—personified by Goldman Sachs. The bank in an April 11 note recommended closing several long commodity positions, essentially giving the signal to investors to sell. High oil prices are the source of "near-term headwinds" for copper and platinum, which may translate as a "negative demand shock" for these metals, according to Goldman's commodity analysts.
When prices of basic goods shoot off into uncharted territory, as many have already done, investors are left wondering how high is too high, and when do high prices cure themselves?
While there's often talk of imbalances between supply and demand, what's often overlooked are the imbalances between supply and demand data. Relatively speaking, supply is easy to measure. Governments and companies count the barrels of oil that come out of the ground and bushels of corn that are harvested by farmers.
What governments haven't been able to observe directly is demand. Even the U.S. Energy Department, whose figures are the clearest window into a country's oil markets, doesn't give a total number for oil demand. Instead, analysts use the total amount of oil products supplied as a proxy. Finding and recording every instance of what's known as "end-user demand"—that's every gasoline purchase at a fill-up station but also the petroleum component of new roads—would be a heroic and expensive undertaking.
And that's just in the U.S. The picture in countries like China is more obscure because there's so little information about what goes on in the "demand" chain ahead of the end user. That's not even counting the purchases governments themselves are making in secret.
Eventually, the state of demand gets rooted out. If demand falls and supplies stay the same, inventories by definition would rise. But again, there's often confusion about the actual size of stockpiles in much of the world, and even in places with reliable data, there's often a big time lag. By the time inventories start to make a sustained rise, the smart money has already booked profits.
Goldman Sachs published another note on April 15, after market participants had already associated its name with the week's falling prices. The bank said commodity prices are likely to be higher a year from now, although they recommended an underweight allocation over the next three to six months.
Referring to oil prices, Goldman is "increasingly wary that with prices back at spring of 2008 levels, we may be beginning to see signs of the sharp drop in demand that led to prices plunging in the summer of 2008."
Investors, brace yourselves!
http://online.barrons.com/article/...204702304576257170692977418.html
Der Preis für Eisenerz hat sich weiter unabhängig Rakete von geringerer Käufern aus China und Überschuss Verfügbarkeit von Eisenerz in chinesischen Häfen, frage ich mich, welche Kräfte werden für den Preisanstieg schieben ...
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DENVER, April 25 /PRNewswire/ - Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc. ("Company" or "Thompson Creek"), a growing, diversified North American mining company, today announced that it has terminated its Option Agreement with U.S. Energy Corp. to acquire an interest in the Mount Emmons molybdenum project located in Gunnison County, Colorado.
"We made the strategic decision to step back from the Mount Emmons project and focus our efforts and resources on our Berg exploration property located in British Columbia," stated Kevin Loughrey, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Thompson Creek. "Berg represents an attractive development project that potentially expands our molybdenum production, but also can further our diversification efforts. The measured and indicated resources for the Berg property include 3.3 billion pounds of copper, 412 million pounds of molybdenum, and 61 million ounces of silver. We have redirected the pre-feasibility funding previously budgeted for Mount Emmons to Berg for an advanced scoping study to be initiated in 2011," he added.
"In addition to Berg, we are continuing our work on the Endako Expansion Project, which is scheduled for completion later this year, and the construction and development of the Mt. Milligan copper-gold mine, which is expected to commence production in late 2013. Endako and Mt. Milligan are near-term catalysts that we expect will significantly increase revenue, net income and shareholder value. Consequently, we believe it is best to focus our efforts on these three projects and allow U.S. Energy Corp. to develop Mount Emmons as they see fit," said Mr. Loughrey.
Mr. Loughrey continued, "We are proud to have partnered with U.S. Energy Corp. They have been an excellent partner and we respect the work they have done on the project. We continue to believe that the Mount Emmons molybdenum project is a very good project that presents significant opportunities for the local and state economies."
The termination of the Option Agreement will have no material impact on the Company's financial statements.
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