I'm not sure if the ASX would approve with an ann being delayed due to the quatity of people 'trading'.I think they will announce on Tuesday next week when there are more people trading. There are not many people trading today.
I believe that it will be a good news. The management must be very confident about the business before they bought the 10% claw back right. So it must be good news.
Another company (Bonapart Diamond, BON), that Andrew Drummond is also Director, is also in trading halt today. Not sure if it relates to the MAK trading halt?
Could be. Doesn't effect the economics of this, or the valuations that BBY put on it. Planning to mine 3Mt per annum so with the 72Mt they have a mine life of over 20 years....By that time RP will be back at $50 probably. I think the market might be going into a corrective period though so maybe there will be other opportunities, but who knows. Amusing seeing fear take over the the brain in regard to this ann. Amusing if it wasn't money disappearing....The Sp went from going to open at 2.14 to now sitting at 1.80.
Might be a good opportunity to buy more.
Ditto the above TB. Very dangerous making assumptions on a stock you obviously haven't read into enough. We all do it from time to time of course.Very dangerous sending this one up 1000% on the desktop conceptual targets,love that one a la fdl & mxr...
Minemakers Limited
20 years plus for the “Big MAK”
10 June
Minemakers Limited (MAK) has clarified the classification of the northern area phosphate deposits in the Georgina Basin. The resource estimate clarification does not effect the Main Zone which will be targeted for the development of the Wonarah Phosphate Project. The estimate of the northern area deposits does not impact our recommendation as these deposits are not intended to be mined within the 20 year life our valuation is based on. We maintain our BUY on the stock and 12 month price target of $3.26.
BBY trying to reassure clients and actually telling them to buy more.
http://www.bby.com.au/internet/research/daily/PDF/mak.pdf
Makes me feel a little warmer inside.
Just.
Did they mention anything about the current drill program going north? I don't think so. I think it's just the high grade area and Arawarra (or however it's spelt), in order to sort out metallugical studies and see if they can start on Arawarra at the earliest to start generating cash. While the early hype was around a $57b IGV, the facts are they are only going to start mining something like 1mt pa and step it up to 3mt. And if the supply demand curve demands it they could expand that a bit.Hopefully they're working on getting that northern area a JORC. Once that is done, we will probably see new confidence in MAK. If i had money to spend i would probably buy more.
I still feel worried though.
Hey kennas ive read the report & what im saying is this...there is nothing like a jorc,well aware of the 4x rise in prices & that was the reason rio passed it up,long way to go before mak get the stuff out of the ground,notwithstanding the logistics of i believe of hauling the 2mt by roadtrain.
fyi i was asked to do a ball park figure on the transport contract side of the operation many months ago...tb
2mt by road 240kms at 100t per trip,costly then & more so now...
speaking of phosphate did anyone see the sbs report on morroco's illegal occupation of western sahara were ipl also get their stuff?
speaking of phosphate did anyone see the sbs report on morroco's illegal occupation of western sahara were ipl also get their stuff?
Hey kennas ive read the report & what im saying is this...there is nothing like a jorc
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