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BRM - Brockman Resources

Short term holders this is definitely not looking good. Long term I cant say this is to bad if anything it is good. Alot of Long termers might of missed out and bought this just after it hit $3 dollars or when. So being able to accumulate this would be a treat. Shame i have no spare cash. There are a few Iron Juniors/ Soon be Producers that are looking extremely cheap again

Nice announcement out, with all the capital raising money in. Might settle the nerves a bit. Enough money in kitty to take Marillana through to first mining at 2 mill tpa next year. :)

http://aspect.comsec.com.au/asxdata/20080710/pdf/00859283.pdf
 
Announcement of a new significant investor too. Looks like he bought a bunch, sold it when it was still high and then rebought it all in the last couple of days when it was lower. Lucky guy.
 
A bit of a write up in the West Austalian Today.

MC is only $133 million for iron ore.
Well, 660 million tonne valued at 19.6 cents per tonne.

Anyone think this is starting to look undervalued.:confused:

A number of smaller iron ore mining hopefuls based in Western Australia have fallen out of favour with investors. BC Iron's stock has declined from around $A2 in mid-2007 to a close of $A1.20 on 11 July 2008.

Brockman Resources is also dismayed to find that with a cash holding of $A112.5m and its hematite resource of one billion tonnes, its market capitalization has slumped to just $A245.7m.

One major challenge is securing access to export infrastructure including railroads and a port, such as those operated by Fortescue Metals Group.
 
Grace, my big gripe with BRM is that WR has stated that they have potential MOU's with about 7 parties...yet nothing has even been signed!

In this volatile market people want security...not a company that sits on their tails. I really hope they can start to firm up some things (sale of detrials becoming official, MOU's, transport solution/agreement)...only then will we start to see the price rise.

BRM better start ticking boxes to keep their placement purchases happy as well!
 
In this volatile market people want security...not a company that sits on their tails. I really hope they can start to firm up some things.

BRM better start ticking boxes to keep their placement purchases happy as well!

Seems WR has been reading your mind. Some news today in WA (and announcement to the ASX).

In a bid to capitalise on the current strength of the iron ore market, Brockman Resources Ltd has appointed Perth-based engineering company Engenium Pty Ltd to immediately start a definitive feasibility study into its Marillana project.
Brockman managing director Wayne Richards said the study for stage 1 development of Marillana, consisting of a start up production rate of 2 million tonnes per annum, will start immediately to capitalise on its recent fund raising.

Earlier this month the company finalised a share placement worth $112.5 million.

"With the appointment of Engenium to manage this DFS, we intend to commence work immediately and will seek to appoint a Project Manager within the next few weeks to lead both the DFS and construction activities," Mr Richards said.

"Our aim is to move the Marillana Project through to production as quickly as possible to leverage from the current strength in the global iron ore market. "While the Stage 1 DFS is ongoing, we intend to also undertake a Feasibility Study for Stage 2 of the project development, which will involve a processing plant and additional infrastructure to support an initial 15mtpa operation."

Brockman has also flagged its intention to enter into early contract negotiations with potential mining and construction contractors for the start up of Stage 1 mining and processing operations at Marillana.

A scoping study for the Marillana Project in April indicated a potential $1 billion net present value for a 10Mtpa project development.

Nice to see things moving along.:)
 
Ahh that was nice to seem some information...WR knows the big JTLP is watching ;)

I'll try and get him to notch up the 7 MOU's this week Grace...sound good? :p:

Didn't really move much on this today though...just throw in another 1 bil IO and we gets the money :D
 
Another up day for IO hopefuls...another down day for BRM.

Do we have a major holder skipping out?

Or as Kennas so eloquently put it (for MAK) high school kids just hitting the sell button :p:

I've pretty much written off BRM and bottom drawered them...seems like nothing is happening with this boring bunch. Why would you not get the ball rolling and start to sign off some things/instill investor confidence is beyond me?

If Wayne Swan gives the big thumbs down to open rail access...look out!
 
Another up day for IO hopefuls...another down day for BRM.

Do we have a major holder skipping out?

Or as Kennas so eloquently put it (for MAK) high school kids just hitting the sell button :p:

I've pretty much written off BRM and bottom drawered them...seems like nothing is happening with this boring bunch. Why would you not get the ball rolling and start to sign off some things/instill investor confidence is beyond me?

If Wayne Swan gives the big thumbs down to open rail access...look out!

Well, if you take out the cash, the DSO is being valued at a silly $2/tonne, and you get $1.05 billion tonne of upgradeable product for FREE!:D Compare that to SDL's market cap (and they have lower grade product, and their DSO is deep down)! I'd rather have my money on this one for many many reasons, apart from the fact that it is rediculously undervalued at present.

I guess the share price is important if you are raising money, and BRM has plenty of cash, so try not to look at your screen.:D
 
A little Patience.

I hardly think BRM's advance from around 30c to over $3 in less than 18 months is boring. And surely they will again challange $3 and beyond in the not so distant future.

When comparing BRM with SDL, it's the battle of the Wests, Western Australia versus Western Africa. I think I know which is likely to be the more stable politically.
 
BRM chart is heading north
momentum building, expecting MACD indicators to cross tommorrow, small resistance @ 1.93, i wager it will break through soon
with a JORC estimate of 1.1bt (625mt feasable for haematite (>55%), their close access to rail (MoU next?) and scheduele mining for 12 months (notice no FOOS date though)
its looking promising
 

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Another day another dollar...whipping in my impala!

LOL sorry for the opening line...

Anywhoo...BRM are getting beaten around the bush pretty badly. MC is smaller then some other player's with 0 - little drill results!

Can't really see the SP heading north without some big bang news...and the only thing I can think that would really do that would be a rail + port agreement...and we probably won't know about that for another month.

So...what do we have to wait for:
- Abalone results
- Confirmation that ore can be upgraded
- rail + port agreements
- MOU's

List as you see fit.

Hey WR...how about lifting whichever hand you write with and signing an MOU or 7.

Love JTLP :rolleyes:
 
Another day another dollar...whipping in my impala!

LOL sorry for the opening line...

Anywhoo...BRM are getting beaten around the bush pretty badly. MC is smaller then some other player's with 0 - little drill results!

Can't really see the SP heading north without some big bang news...and the only thing I can think that would really do that would be a rail + port agreement...and we probably won't know about that for another month.

So...what do we have to wait for:
- Abalone results
- Confirmation that ore can be upgraded
- rail + port agreements
- MOU's

List as you see fit.

Hey WR...how about lifting whichever hand you write with and signing an MOU or 7.

Love JTLP :rolleyes:

I think you need to get your bat out after him, he was listening last time as I recall. It's amazing how fast you can move when threatened.;)

Money in the bank is one of the most important things, and I'm glad WR did that capital raising at $2.50, as it just gets that bit harder every day. We have one of the best managers here in WR, and I hope that is enough to get this one across the line.

RIO said that there will only be a handful of juniors that will ever make it to mining, and I think the ones in the Alliance will make it......just my thoughts though.
 
well Grace UMC and LNC both made ann's today (ableit a little early for my liking) so I'll see what i can whip up from WR for BRM. :p:
 
Hovering around $1.50... thats poor form. I wonder how all those that paid $2.50 in the placement are feeling right
 
Don't know but as a holder before the placements I'm glad the placement wasn't done later.

Me, I'm just gonna wait....
 
Don't want to sound like a ramper but I have an interesting thought (please shoot me down if it is bad).

If the NWIOA won the right to use the rail's of BHP and RIO etc; would these 2 mining giants not attempt to buy them out?

I raise this point as currently, the market caps of the NWIOA members have been smashed considerably (actually the whole mkt but eh!). Would it not make sense that if the decision was made to grant access to the juniors that the big boys should buy them out? Thus gaining more ore and basically controlling the rails and port again?

JTLP
 
Don't want to sound like a ramper but I have an interesting thought (please shoot me down if it is bad).

If the NWIOA won the right to use the rail's of BHP and RIO etc; would these 2 mining giants not attempt to buy them out?

I raise this point as currently, the market caps of the NWIOA members have been smashed considerably (actually the whole mkt but eh!). Would it not make sense that if the decision was made to grant access to the juniors that the big boys should buy them out? Thus gaining more ore and basically controlling the rails and port again?

JTLP

You could be onto something there.

Everyone said that chart gaps have to be filled. Fundamentals suggested that didn't need to be the case going from 50 mill tonne of iron ore to 1.1 billion tonne should have been enough. Yet, it looks like the techs have won today.

If you look at it this way, if we liquidate today, you'll get your money back on brockmans cash holding anyway, and we can just forget about the main asset of 1.1billion tonne of iron ore (and growing).:confused:
 
Don't want to sound like a ramper but I have an interesting thought (please shoot me down if it is bad).

If the NWIOA won the right to use the rail's of BHP and RIO etc; would these 2 mining giants not attempt to buy them out?

I raise this point as currently, the market caps of the NWIOA members have been smashed considerably (actually the whole mkt but eh!). Would it not make sense that if the decision was made to grant access to the juniors that the big boys should buy them out? Thus gaining more ore and basically controlling the rails and port again?

JTLP

You would think that the prices of the IO juniors would jump significantly if the NWIOA won these rights, thus making any takeovers by BHP and/or RIO a lot more expensive.

If BHP/RIO thought they had a weak case against NWIOA's claims, you would think they would move with any takeover now, while the junior's prices are depressed, unless they think they still have some way to go down.

Just crystal ball gazing.:)
 
You would think that the prices of the IO juniors would jump significantly if the NWIOA won these rights, thus making any takeovers by BHP and/or RIO a lot more expensive.

If BHP/RIO thought they had a weak case against NWIOA's claims, you would think they would move with any takeover now, while the junior's prices are depressed, unless they think they still have some way to go down.

Just crystal ball gazing.:)

Maybe they are awaiting a DFS, to see exactly what they are paying for? Let Brockman do all the ground work.
With Marillana sitting directly in BHP's tracks, surely It's ripe for a BHP takeover? Sooner or later.;)
 
You would think that the prices of the IO juniors would jump significantly if the NWIOA won these rights, thus making any takeovers by BHP and/or RIO a lot more expensive.

If BHP/RIO thought they had a weak case against NWIOA's claims, you would think they would move with any takeover now, while the junior's prices are depressed, unless they think they still have some way to go down.

Just crystal ball gazing.:)

Yeah that's what I was getting at ;)

Well a decision can't be too far away now (end of August). Hopefully it will be the best going away present I can get :D
 
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