Sundance.... China-Krise als Riesenchance?
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Sundance Res hat sich doch am inneren Wert nichts verändert,man ist auf der Suche nach Partnern
man hat große Resourcen ,es ist noch genug cash in der Kasse um weitere Monate zu explorieren
die Findung der 16 Antragsteller zum Bau des Kribi-Seaport wird bis zum 7.10.2008 vom Govt Cameroon
bearbeitet und Sundance gehört mit dazu-da Sundance selber mitbietet müssen also große Geldgeber
dahinter stehen,auch was die Infrastruktur betrifft D.Lewis ex Multiplex-J.Saunders /Yilgarn Infrastructure.
Also Leute nicht verrückt spielen-schnelles Geld ist mit SDL nicht zu machen,wer langfristig(5-10)Jahre denkt
,der wird seine Investition in SDL bestimmt nicht bereuen. SDL steht als Explorer noch gut da,man braucht
sich nur das Board ansehen,nur GJ-DL-KT-GW-JS------dann die Top-shareholder---Leute,wenn die dabei bleiben
dann wissen die schon warum,na klingelts nun auch bei Euch !Ich habe Vertrauen,denn diese Leute sind näher
dran als wir hier in Deutschland.alles nur meine Meinung----keine Kaufempfehlung
stay long mfG berliner_baer
Ich habe selber heute für 10ct wieder ein bißchen eingekauft, es müßten doch bald mal News von der Konferenz in Berlin anstehen...
Auf bald wieder bessere Tage!
Meiner Meinung wird sich der Mark weiter hinunter bewegen hm....auch bei den Minen , ich bin auch drinnen und hoffe auf News von Sundance !
Wir hatten mal ne Internetblase da war der Dax auf ca 3000 P
Jetzt ne fast Weltwirtschaftskriese und der Dax auf ca 5800 P ?????????????
Da braucht man bei Explorern einige wirklich gute News um sich aus allen den zu entziehen nadan dan hoffn wir mal!
Stay Long SDLer !!!!!
wünsche Dir noch ein schönes Wochenende und denke daran keine "Panik" es kommen auch wieder andere Zeiten
stay long mfG berliner_baer
Die zahlreichen Beziehungen von SDL-Leuten zu anderen (erfolgreichen) Unternehmen sind wirklich sehr interessant. Allein der Aktienkurs von Portman ist angesichts der Rohstoffbaisse unglaublich, denn er ist auch in den letzten Wochen unbeirrbar weiter gestiegen - auch eine Eisenerz-Firma im Übrigen...
Mr George Jones has over 35 years experience in the mining, banking and finance industries. He is a director of a number of private and publicly listed companies.
George was instrumental in overseeing the growth of Portman Mining Limited, taking it from a start-up iron ore producer in the early 1990's to a 6 million tonne per annum producer of direct shipping hematite ore with a market capitalisation of over $600 million in 2005. George is currently also Chairman of Gindalbie Metals Ltd and Mundo Minerals Ltd.
http://www.stocknessmonster.com/
Mhoopisblues schönen Abend noch mfG berliner_baer
mal sehen einige Aussies wollen dabei sein ,vielleicht können die Leute etwas neues berichten,mal abwarten
OK mach's gut mfG berliner_baer
die meisten schauen morgens auf den Kurs und entscheiden ob sie ein-oder aussteigen,für mich ist2011/12 entscheidend und ich beschäftige mich ein wenig mit dem Unternehmen,wobei die Börse immer mehr zu einem
Spielcasino verkommt-Fundamentaldaten sind heute nicht mehr viel wert-leider
Ich bin trotzdem der Meinung das SDL gegenüber anderen Explorern seinen Weg machen wird,es ist noch genug
"cash "in der Kasse,sodaß man noch weiter arbeiten kann.Die Finanzkrise erschwert natürlich die ganze Sache
BHP und RIO Tinto wollen sich zusammenschließen,die Chinesen sind dagegen und die Europäer werden
vielleicht auch ihr Veto einlegen.SDL könnte ja ein "Niedrig-Producer"werden ,da ja die Kosten in Afrika weitaus
geringer sind als in Australien ,wobei ja RIO nebenan mit der Simandou-Grube sich auch schon beschäftigen soll.
Also ich wünsche Dir in nächster Zeit immer ein glückliches Händchen beim investieren und bleibe SDL treu ,die werden das schon richten.Ich sage immer:"hin und her macht Taschen leer" so bin jetzt mal für einige Wochen
weg und hoffe das die Zeit unser großes Plus ist
schönen Tag noch mfG berliner_baer
Morning all,
Pg 17 of todays AFR is good fundamental news for SDL holders. Article titled "Snub bodes ill for iron ore negotiations" mentions how China Iron and Steel Association(CISA), at a key conference leading up to iron ore negotiations have snubbed the big 3 suppliers and have invited only FMG to speak. CISA stated that the theme of the conference was to focus on "new mining resources".
I have also just come back from seeing Citi Group speak at today's Iron Ore conference where SDL are due to speak at 11.35 am.
My key take out was that SDL's low cost of production separates it from the pack and will be able to weather the storm should IO prices decline back to more normal levels. Eventhough Citi didn't mention individual mining companies it did say that producers with costs less than $25 USD per ton would be in a solid position. Given that SDL is aiming to make $1bill per year profit it would have a PE ratio of 1 at a share price of 50 cents.
I'm holding in. Central banks will cut rates (RBA today) and markets should settle down after a few weeks or months. I feel we may have seen the worst of it with possibility of a tad more downside before we get some form of rally.
peter also said at present they are looking to build both the port and rail.The port at kribi is not their first choice.He also said that they have had a lot of interest in the project as it is world scale.
All the ore so far is from 2 hills 10sqkm.
work on EP143 will start next year,also that there are other tenements they are looking at.
peter also said at present they are looking to build both the port and rail.The port at kribi is not their first choice.He also said that they have had a lot of interest in the project as it is world scale.
All the ore so far is from 2 hills 10sqkm.
work on EP143 will start next year,also that there are other tenements they are looking at.
Hi all,
Highlights from todays presentation and questions afterwards:
Peter Canterbury stated that SDL is 4th Biggest Iron Ore project in the world at present.
It was highlighted several times that "drilling to date has been on one hill only". This obviously leaves open significant potential.
Current resource targets DO NOT take into acount EP143 at all.
Focus is on off take agreements at present.
"No comment" on leads out of European IO conference.
Planned infrastructure could handle 50 million tons per annum leaving open the chance of increases to production target of 35 million tons per annum.
SDL in bottom quartile of production cost per ton.
From what I heard, I felt very confident that the size of this project was the key driver in making this happen (funding etc). It is on a lot of peoples radars and sounds like it could be a very exciting 6 -12 months ahead as railway needs to be started next year, thus fast tracking of environmental approvals underway.
I hope this helps everyone, I know I feel a lot better having gone along but please do your own research.
Hi all,
He also said mou was taking longer as expected as they are educating the government and these things take time.(wescott).John Saunders wasnt mentioned.In talks for jv and offtake agreements but when asked if this didnt happen he said sundance would fund the hole thing through traditional means such as banks.This was spoken about when he was surrounded by half a dozen people after the meeting that were asking the difficult questions ie.funding.
Peter said that at this stage they were not looking at sharing rail
No mention of John Saunders
He was confident re funding
Said that they have been approached by many parties but did not give timing
hoffe ich konnte Dir noch ein bißchen helfen-nun übersetzen-wird schon werden,die Zeit ist
so das war es erstmal nun geht nichts mehr mfG berliner-baer
Kurseinbruch bietet schöne Kaufgelegenheit für Schnäppchenjäger :-) durch Kurseinbruch OHNE schlechte news ........
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20081010/pdf/31ctk8y8g01t6z.pdf
WITH commodities prices plunging and resource stocks under huge selling pressure, a consortium of major Japanese and Korean steelmakers has made a daring $US3 billion ($4.4 billion) raid on one of Brazil's largest iron ore mining companies.
Posco, Asia's third-biggest steelmaker, and Japanese partners agreed to acquire a combined 40 per cent stake in the Cia Siderurgica Nacional unit Nacional Minerios or Namisa.
The Asian consortium's ambitious exercise directly exploits the current market turmoil and offers a rare glimmer of opportunity for the world's largest steelmakers.
The past year has seen the power balance between steelmakers and miners swing to the latter, with the world's largest iron ore and coking coal producers able to demand 200 per cent price hikes in some of their products when spot markets lurched higher earlier this year.
The seven-strong consortium is understood to include Nippon Steel, JFE Steel, Sumitomo Metal Industries, the Itochu trading house, the South Korean steel giant Posco and several other Japanese smelters.
Nacional Minerios produces 20 million tonnes of iron ore each year, or 10 per cent of total Japanese annual demand.
Analysts said the deal, which hit the iron ore producers in the middle of a crisis of confidence in commodities markets and at a moment of extreme share price weakness, revealed the level of desperation among Asian steelmakers.
Shares in mining companies have crumbled over the past two days after Rio Tinto admitted what much of the industry had already guessed -- that Chinese demand for iron ore had fallen sharply and that steel mills were suspending production. The looming prospect of prolonged global recession has done little to stop the plunge in commodity indexes.
Analysts in Tokyo said the deal could reshape the global resources scene if similar deals followed. Steelmakers in Japan, Korea, India and China have all been eager to gain some foothold in the resource supply chain.
Motivating the deal, one trading company source said, was the intense competition for iron ore and coking coal that had robbed steelmakers of negotiating strength in price-setting.
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/business/...3027-5005200,00.html