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Ik heb PGM voor de AUSTRALISCHE projecten.
www.talgaresources.com/irm/PDF/2141_0... QUARTERLY ACTIVITIES REVIEW FOR THE PERIOD ENDING 30 SEPTEMBER 2017 ------------------------veel info samen gevat
easy56 schreef op 31 oktober 2017 10:27 :
www.talgaresources.com/irm/PDF/2141_0... QUARTERLY ACTIVITIES REVIEW
FOR THE PERIOD ENDING 30 SEPTEMBER 2017
------------------------veel info samen gevat
Talga is wel een heel vreemd bedrijf.
DeZwarteRidder schreef op 31 oktober 2017 10:34 :
[...]
Talga is wel een heel vreemd bedrijf.
Vind t wel interessant en kansrijk. Nu maar wachten totdat de rest van de beleggings gemeenschap dat ook vindt:-) Zag je bij AUSTRALIAN MINES LIMITED en mogelijk nu ook bij PGM,eerst totaal niet gewild en nu struikelen ze over elkaar om ze maar tehebben.
easy56 schreef op 31 oktober 2017 09:50 :
www.platinaresources.com.au/ – 7km away from Syerston, Clean TeQ’s (ASX: CLQ) cobalt
and scandium project
www.platinaresources.com.au/wp-conten... Platina Resources
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Zelf in bezit.
DYODD,veel info op website.
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/share-price-research/company/PGMwww.asx.com.au/asx/share-price-resear... Weer goede dag,met 7 keer hoger volume! Zou er wat spelen of is t slechts dat meer beleggers de hoge onderwaardering besefd hebben? Zou voor Robert Friedlands CLEAN TEQ een koopje zijn. DYODD.
Electric cars yet to turn cobalt market into gold mine - Nornickel Published on Wed, 01 Nov 2017 Reuters reported that demand for cobalt used to make rechargeable batteries that power electric cars has not yet translated into a tighter market. According to Russia's Norilsk Nickel, a major producer of the metal, materials used to make the batteries will be a key topic of discussion during LME Week, a gathering of the metal industry in London this week. Mr Anton Berlin, Nornickel's head of strategic marketing, told Reuters in an interview that "The price is higher but there is no tense situation with cobalt supply now.” He said that "Everyone is looking into the future, looking at the charts of future demand for electric cars and when they start to transform them into cobalt, they see gold mines. But it is a vision of the future." Prices for cobalt metal , used in production of electric vehicle batteries, have tripled to nine-year peaks above USD 30 a lb from below USD 10 a lb in late 2015. CRU consultant George Heppel expects global demand for cobalt metal to be nearly 136,000 tonnes in 2021 and more than 161,000 tonnes in 2025 from roughly 102,000 tonnes this year. Demand for batteries used in electric vehicles and mobile appliances is expected to account for 46 percent of that in 2021, up from about 40% this year. This growing demand is why many companies in the electric vehicle supply chain are trying to secure supplies of cobalt. Nornickel said this year it was in talks to supply raw materials needed for making lithiumion batteries in Europe to German chemicals firm BASF. Mr Berlin said that "We have signed the memorandum of understanding and so far we have nothing to add to our previous public comment. But this is a significant trend because the issue of batteries and electric cars became super popular.” Nornickel produces about 5,000 tonnes of cobalt a year as a by-product of nickel. Cobalt is also a by-product of copper. Mr Berlin further said that "We see that our traditional clients from the catalysts business are now in the battery business too. Some of them created this business, some of them purchased some assets in this industry. That's why the interest (in cobalt) is more visible.” Major autocatalyst manufacturer Johnson Matthey said last month it planned to invest an initial 200 million pounds (USD 263.22 million) in expanding its battery material technology business from next year, seeking to capitalise on the growing market for electric vehicles. Source : Reuters
Als iemand aanvullende info heeft over de onderstaande tekst of uit ervaring weet wat de gevolgen zijn hoor ik het graag. Alvast bedankt ------------------------------------------------------------------ Australian Mines Ltd (ASX:AUZ) has had a meteoric share rise over the past month, last trading at $0.097, or five times higher than just one month ago. The valuation hit a high of $0.13. The company has been granted a trading halt by the ASX this morning, pending details of a share placement to institutional investors in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Australia. READ NOW: Australian Mines' first 15 minutes of trade must be seen to be believed The halt will remain in place until the opening of trade on Monday 6th November 2017, or earlier if an announcement is made to the market.
Greedi$good schreef op 2 november 2017 10:32 :
Als iemand aanvullende info heeft over de onderstaande tekst of uit ervaring weet wat de gevolgen zijn hoor ik het graag. Alvast bedankt
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Australian Mines Ltd (ASX:AUZ) has had a meteoric share rise over the past month, last trading at $0.097, or five times higher than just one month ago.
The valuation hit a high of $0.13.
The company has been granted a trading halt by the ASX this morning, pending details of a share placement to institutional investors in the United Kingdom, Hong Kong and Australia.
READ NOW: Australian Mines' first 15 minutes of trade must be seen to be believed
The halt will remain in place until the opening of trade on Monday 6th November 2017, or earlier if an announcement is made to the market.
Gaan dus nog meer aandelen uitgeven,nu al meer dan een miljard aandelen. Koers explosief gestegen wat t al gevaarlijker maakt ivm kans op winstnemingen. En nwe aandelen vaak met korting uitgegeven. wachten op nadere berichten,totdan is handel gestopt. Geen positie zelf.
easy56 schreef op 2 november 2017 12:32 :
[...]Gaan dus nog meer aandelen uitgeven,nu al meer dan een miljard aandelen.
Koers explosief gestegen wat t al gevaarlijker maakt ivm kans op winstnemingen.
En nwe aandelen vaak met korting uitgegeven.
wachten op nadere berichten,totdan is handel gestopt.
Geen positie zelf.
Dank voor de toelichting. Is ook wat mijn boerenverstand zei. We gaan het zien
Als ik AUZ was dan zou ik gauw een half miljard aandelen uitgeven; dit is een unieke kans om veel geld op te halen.
Australian Mines bags $20M to accelerate cobalt, nickel projects 11:22 06 Nov 2017 Australian Mines Limited’s (ASX:AUZ) shares are trading circa 29% higher intra-day after securing $20 million via a share placement to international institutional investors, at $0.085 per share. Significantly, the response for the placement was overwhelming, with the company receiving applications for almost $40 million for what was initially intended to be a $10 million placement. Institutions that participated in this placement included a fund, which is arguably one of the world’s largest investment managers. Australian Mines is currently undertaking a Bankable Feasibility Study (BFS) on its Sconi Cobalt-Nickel-Scandium Project in Queensland, in order to make a final investment decision. In support of the BFS, the company is continuing trial mining and is also constructing a demonstration-size processing plant. The plant will be capable of producing commercial-grade samples of cobalt sulphate, nickel sulphate and scandium oxide. These samples will be used to progress negotiations with potential off-take partners and financiers. This placement ensures Australian Mines is fully-funded to complete the BFS, increase its trial mining activities, finalise construction the demonstration plant and produce commercial-grade samples. At the Flemington Cobalt-Scandium-Nickel Project in New South Wales, Australian Mines intends to extend and increase the mineral endowment through a series of drilling campaigns. The company is also planning to complete a Pre-Feasibility Study (PFS) on Flemington by mid-2018. Australian Mines is receiving significant interest from investors due to increasing global demand for key battery metals including cobalt and nickel.
www.miningweekly.com/article/china-ur... China urged to ease reliance on DRC for cobalt
Owendale Scandium and Platinum Project, New South Wales (PGM: 100%) Highlights: Potential to become Australia’s first scandium producer with platinum credits Capital cost estimate of A$73.5 million Life of mine all-in cash costs estimated at A$598 per kilo scandium oxide The Owendale Project is 80km northwest of Parkes and 350km west of Sydney in central New South Wales. It is one of the world’s highest grade and largest tonnage laterite-hosted scandium deposits, and has the potential to become Australia’s first scandium producer with cobalt, platinum and nickel credits. Platina completed an updated Mineral Resource estimate for Owendale in August 2017, delivering a 127% increase in the higher grade 600 ppm cut-off scandium Mineral Resource, which is the focus of immediate project development. It also included a 21% increase in the 300 ppm cut-off scandium Mineral Resource. The updated Mineral Resource statements include: At a cut-off of 300 ppm Sc, the scandium Mineral Resource is: Measured Mineral Resource 6.9 Mt @ 440 ppm Sc Indicated Mineral Resource 11.6 Mt @ 400 ppm Sc Inferred Mineral Resource 15.1 Mt @ 375 ppm Sc Total Mineral Resource 33.7 Mt @ 385 ppm Sc Containing a total in-situ content of 20,400 tonnes of scandium oxide At a higher cut-off of 600 ppm Sc, the scandium Mineral Resource is: Measured Mineral Resource 0.71 Mt @ 690 ppm Sc Indicated Mineral Resource 0.56 Mt @ 675 ppm Sc Inferred Mineral Resource 0.27 Mt @ 645 ppm Sc Total Mineral Resource 1.54 Mt @ 675 ppm Sc Containing a total in-situ content of 1,600 tonnes of scandium oxide At a separate cut-off of 0.08% Co, the cobalt Mineral Resource is: Measured Mineral Resource 3.9 Mt @ 0.14% Co Indicated Mineral Resource 6.2 Mt @ 0.12% Co Inferred Mineral Resource 7.5 Mt @ 0.11% Co Total Mineral Resource 17.6 Mt @ 0.15% Co Containing a total in-situ content of 8,270 tonnes of cobalt A Scoping Study for Owendale completed in March 2015 by SNC-Lavalin Australia Pty Ltd supported the economic and technical viability of the project. A base case for the project is a simple, open-pit mining operation, mining approximately 50,000 tonnes of ore per year for treatment and concentration on site to produce 30 tonnes of scandium at 99.9% purity, with a mine life of 70 years. Capital costs are estimated to be A$73.5 million with all-in operating cost estimate of A$598 per kilogram of scandium oxide produced. Platina plans to undertake further drilling at Owendale in 2017 while continuing work on a Feasibility Study for the project, due in early 2018.
UEX Seeks to Unlock Value of Cobalt-Nickel Deposit T.UEX | 1 hour ago 100% owned prospect discovered in 2002 VANCOUVER, BC --(Marketwired - November 08, 2017) - UEX Corporation (TSX: UEX) ("UEX" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that the Company is currently evaluating opportunities to enhance shareholder value through its 100% owned West Bear Cobalt-Nickel Prospect located on the Hidden Bay Project, immediately east of the West Bear Uranium Deposit ("WBU Deposit"). The West Bear Co-Ni Prospect was discovered by the Company during the exploration programs that defined, evaluated and tested the area surrounding the WBU Deposit between 2002 and 2005. UEX believes that the surging demand for cobalt driven by the rapidly growing electric car industry provides the Company with strategic alternatives to enhance value for our shareholders through this asset. The West Bear Co-Ni Prospect assays compare favorably to the grades of other global and North American cobalt deposits. The highest-grade assay sample obtained during the 2002-2005 UEX drill programs was from hole WBE-019 that returned 9.94% cobalt and 2.97% nickel over a core length of 0.2 m between 33.8 m and 34.0 m (see UEX News Release dated April 22, 2002 filed on SEDAR.ca). Impressive cobalt and nickel grades were also returned from historical UEX holes WBE-079 which assayed 3.95% Co and 2.36% Ni over 4.45 m from 60.65 to 65.10 m and WBE-071 that assayed 2.15% Co and 0.91% Ni over 8.4 m from 45.1 to 53.5 m. Read more at www.stockhouse.com/news/press-release...
Cobalt-nickel mineralization has been found in three locations in the West Bear area to date. Of prime interest is the West Bear Co-Ni Prospect, a body of what appears to be continuous cobalt-nickel mineralization covering an area at least 175 m long and extending down-dip at least 75 m and ranging between 15 to 55 m depth immediately east of the WBU Deposit. The West Bear Co-Ni Prospect is open for expansion in all directions and does not contain uranium mineralization. Cobalt-nickel mineralization is also known to extend down-dip of the WBU Deposit, and is also present in lower concentrations within the WBU Deposit itself. UEX believes that the West Bear Co-Ni Prospect could have significant potential advantages: High Grades Cobalt grades of several of UEX's holes compare favorably to the grades of many global and North American deposits Open-Pit Amenable Open In All Directions For Expansion Historical Focus on Unconformity Uranium Targets Avoided Co-Ni Opportunities Historical drill holes did not test the clay-altered host fault structure down-dip from the unconformity, the host environment for the West Bear Co-Ni Prospect. Several historical holes reported shiny metallic minerals within clay-altered graphitic pelite that were not assayed for cobalt or nickel. These same clay-altered graphitic pelites containing visible metallic minerals comprise the West Bear Co-Ni Prospect. Mining Friendly Location Located in Saskatchewan, the world's most attractive mining investment jurisdiction according to the Fraser Institute's 2016 Survey of Mining Companies. Potential North American Cobalt Source Could help alleviate current cobalt supply chain security concerns. In the coming weeks, the Company will be investigating strategic alternatives to unlock value of the West Bear Co-Ni Prospect for our shareholders. Meanwhile, UEX will continue to focus exploration efforts on growing uranium resources at Orora and along the Yalowega Trend at our Christie Lake Project. The Company remains on track to issue the first NI 43-101 resource estimate of the Paul Bay, Ken Pen, and Orora Deposits prior to year-end. Read more at www.stockhouse.com/news/press-release...
www.mining.com/web/chinese-battery-ma... Chinese battery maker CATL eyeing upstream cobalt investments
Het lijkt erop dat UEX z'n kobalt-activiteiten gaat afsplitsen. UEX kost 17,5 cent.
China urged to ease reliance on DRC for cobalt China, the world's top cobalt consumer, is "over-reliant" on the African country, which accounts for around half of global cobalt supplies, said Wu Lijue, chairperson of Guangdong Jiana Energy Technology Co, a supplier of cobalt salts and other materials for EV battery cathodes. Jiana itself, as well as compatriots including Huayou Cobalt Co and China Molybdenum, have all invested in cobalt-bearing assets in the DRC. Speaking on the sidelines of the China International Nickel and Cobalt Industry Forum in Guangzhou, Wu told Reuters that China should consider upstream cobalt investments in Canada and Australia. Jiana has looked at potential assets in Canada, he said, without giving further details. Mr Xu Aidong, secretary general of Antaike's cobalt branch, said China "should develop some new channels" in its cobalt supply chain, by turning to other cobalt-producing countries such as Australia and stepping up recycling. The risk of investing in the DRC was highlighted in late September, when the country briefly ordered a joint venture of Chinese investors known as Sicomines to stop exporting raw copper and cobalt. Mr Wu noted that China has only 1% of global cobalt reserves and was exposed to price fluctuations due to its hefty reliance on imports. Driven by the EV boom, China's cobalt consumption is set to rise by 17.4% this year to 54 000 t, according to Ding Xuequan, vice president of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association. Mr Wu said China needed to work out how to guarantee supply of battery raw materials and reduce their costs. The latter could be achieved by a combination of supportive policies and accelerated R&D work. Source : Reuters
Chinese battery maker CATL eyeing upstream cobalt investments - Executive Reuters reported that Chinese battery maker Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd (CATL) is looking into upstream investments in raw materials, mostly cobalt, to ensure stable supply as demand for electric vehicles (EVs) soars, a company executive said. Mr Hu Guoliang, assistant to CATL's president and general manager for its global EV product line, told reporters in Guangzhou that one of his colleagues had been assigned the task of coordinating with upstream suppliers. Asked if the firm was considering upstream investments, Hu said: "We are looking for all ways to collaborate with upstream and downstream, but obviously upstream is more difficult." Several Chinese companies along the Chinese EV supply chain, including automaker Great Wall Motor Co, have bought stakes in overseas mines or been linked with such moves this year, amid expectations metal supply will not keep pace with EV demand. Hu said on the sidelines of an industry conference, declining to specify which countries were being considered "Actually, my colleague Mr. Huang is right now talking with someone outside. He is in contact with a lot of upstream resources." Asked which raw material supplies CATL was most keen to secure, Hu said: "It's mainly cobalt, for sure, because that's the most painful part," referring to a spike in prices for the metal, used in battery cathodes, so far this year. Delegates had earlier said China needed to ease its reliance on the Democratic Republic of Congo, the world's biggest cobalt producer, to shore up a steady supply of the metal. Mr Hu said that "The only problem is the upstream is so strong. It's not in our hands," adding that there might have to be more than one set of negotiations to reach any agreement. Source : Reuters
Artemis Resources confirms Carlow Castle is a cracking cobalt project Published on: Mar 22, 2017 | by Trevor Hoey Investors who jumped into Artemis Resources (ASX: ARV) on the ground floor in mid-January found at the start of this week that they were sitting on a near 10 bagger as the company’s shares hit an intraday high of 15.5 cents, up from 2 cents on January 16. This occurred only a few days ahead of the release of drill results at the group’s Carlow Castle project located in close proximity to Karratha in Western Australia. The results received the stamp of approval when the market opened on Wednesday morning with the group’s shares surging 18%. Interest in ARV has certainly been accentuated by the company’s exposure to cobalt, the metal of the moment, and based on most analyst’s projections the anticipated highflyer that will take over from lithium in 2017. It should be noted that broker projections and share trading patterns should not be used as the basis for an investment as they may or may not be replicated. Those considering this stock should seek independent financial advice. However, ARV isn’t just a play on cobalt. There are several other factors that place it head and shoulders above its peers, suggesting that the recent share price accretion is still yet to be captured in the share price. Drill results indicate potential commercial viability of a multi-commodity project Initial assay results from RC drilling at Carlow Castle have returned promising grades across cobalt, gold and copper. It is worth bearing in mind that results from another 21 holes across a 1.5 kilometre strike are still to be released, potentially providing further share price momentum. With regard to the two assay results released today, they included 2 metres grading circa 1.4% cobalt, 5.2 grams per tonne gold and 4.2% copper. This was sourced from relatively near surface mineralisation. ARV also provided XRF results (on-site, pre-lab, less precise indicative testing) for three subsequent holes. Assay results for these three holes should be released next week. The most impressive indicative XRF results included 6 metres grading 1.3% cobalt and 2.1% copper from 48 metres and 4 metres at 1.1% cobalt and 6.1% copper from 63 metres. Importantly, multiple zones of massive sulphide cobalt mineralisation were intersected in the course of drilling. Good grades, great address and established infrastructure In discussing the drill results, ARV’s chairman David Lenigas was equally upbeat about the gold and copper side of the story as he was cobalt, saying “Not only are these cobalt results significant from a global perspective, but they clearly demonstrate the cobalt potential of this project, especially when combined with the high grades of gold and copper”. Lenigas was also buoyed by the early identification of multiple parallel lodes of cobalt mineralisation. The issue of ‘conflict cobalt’ also came to the fore as this has a significant impact on the supply demand dynamics for the metal. On this note, Lenigas said, “A great deal of the world’s cobalt currently comes from the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) which, in many circles is regarded as conflict cobalt due to the amount of child labour employed in its mining”. He is of the view that many end-users can’t or won’t buy conflict cobalt (in a sense similar to the ‘blood diamond’ story) in the current environment due to issues such as the use of child labour. Consequently, the establishment of a commercially viable multi-commodity cobalt project in a mining friendly jurisdiction should work in the company’s favour. Acquisition of Fox Resources mining, plant and assets provides easy path from exploration to production The imminent acquisition of Fox Resources’ Radio Hill operations (including JORC 2004 and 2012 compliant resources of nickel, copper and zinc), located 35 kilometres south of Karratha and 20 kilometres from the Carlow Castle project is a significant development for ARV in terms of making the transition from explorer to producer. The cash and share payment for the acquisition equates to a value of $4 million. Management estimates that building the 425,000 tonnes per annum plant alone would likely cost at least $50 million, but potentially as much as $100 million, particularly when placing a value on the necessary funding requirements and time constraining factors such as permitting. At a time when many new entrants in the hyped up cobalt space are just scratching the surface, ARV is shaping up as a company that could quickly establish a JORC 2012 compliant resource with subsequent studies and decision to mine simplified by the fact that it has access to a fully funded ‘ready to process’ plant.
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