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Well I once speculated that RichMark had Chinese links due to the director being chinese, now we have this
"Appointment of Director
Accent Resources NL is pleased to advise that it has agreed to appoint Mr. Jun Sheng (Jerry) Liang as a non executive director together with Mr. Jie You as his alternate. Mr. Liang is a director and principal of Rich Mark Development (Group) Pty. Ltd.
Rich Mark Development (Group) Pty Ltd (“Rich Mark”) is a company specializing in iron ore and steel trading and shipping, and has been importing iron ore to China from Australia, Brazil, Canada, South Africa and India since 1997. Rich Mark is a principal shareholder in two steel mills in China with total production in 2008 of over 6 million tons. It expects to import over 6 million tons of iron ore in 2009 for the consumption of these two steel mills. Rich Mark also has strategic investments in iron ore mines, shipping, ports and banking in China.
Accent believes this appointment should considerably enhance its strategic prospects going forward and in particular the development and prospects of its flagship project at Magnetite Range."
So really join the dots, we have a Chinese Steel/Iron Ore trader buying up a heap of shares in ACS at a premium to current prices, looks like their steel mills need feeder ore
ACS maybe in play I reckon watch and see
Guys just realized my figures are all wrong so apologies
Sinom bought Extension Hill from Mt Gibson for $52.5m but MGX only owned 73%
This changes everything as that means 100% of the 230Mt resource was worth $72m
So Sinom paid $72M for 230Mts Mag at Extension Hill in 2006 prior to the iron ore boom
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20061018/pdf/3z1dvg32bjdqn.pdf
ACS look to be targeting 450Mts - 750Mts
based on Sinom transaction
450Mts worth $140m = $1.30 ACS
750Mts worth $234m = $2.15 ACS
As before please note that these figures are only indicative of what Sinom may pay if ACS can prove up a resource at Magnetite range, there's no guarantee that Sinom will pay this much but even $50m, $70m or $100m would be nice dollars for ACS
yeah agree that it was then and this is now
but there are 3 note worthy points
1. The MGX deal was pre the big IO boom as it was done ealry 2006
2. Sinom need ore to reach critical mass = maybe desperate
3. CXM project is first for the area = alot of infrastructure requirements etc etc
so reckon it was done on the cheap side
But still using CXM deal you got
450mt=81m$=75c
750mt=135m$=$1.25
Honestly Id be happy with 50c-60c
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