the project being located in Indonesia they don't need to comply with the JORC code, apparently they have a resource defined by the USGS method, which is being checked now before being released in the near future, link below.
http://www.jorc.org/pdf/1980 usgs-usbm circular 831.pdf
the most important things to consider when looking at a coal project like CAG's are:
- location, which is in the heart of coal central in indonesia
- infrastructure, only 30km from port with ready made road links
- resource size, clearly large enough to support mining operation
- offtake agreement, CAG via the acquisition has ready made production sale agreement with PT PLN which is Indonesia's national electricity company
- exploration upside, access to adjacent 13250 hectares of exploration grounds
- time till production, as per announcement mining activities to commence by the 15 July 2008 with contractor selection
underway.
CAG seems to have most of the bases covered, but as usual in the spec end of things it will come down to the company executing their stratergy.
I'm with Young_Trader on this one, the recent announcement will lead to a fundamental re-rating of the shareprice on the back of CAG getting the indonesian coal project up and running.
And from a momentum point of view, it was a very bullish close this afternoon and if we break 3.6c tommorow it wouldn't surprise if the shareprice quickly broke through the 4c barrier on the back of a technical breakout and the red hot coal sector.
the project being located in Indonesia they don't need to comply with the JORC code, apparently they have a resource defined by the USGS method, which is being checked now before being released in the near future, link below.
http://www.jorc.org/pdf/1980 usgs-usbm circular 831.pdf
the most important things to consider when looking at a coal project like CAG's are:
- location, which is in the heart of coal central in indonesia
- infrastructure, only 30km from port with ready made road links
- resource size, clearly large enough to support mining operation
- offtake agreement, CAG via the acquisition has ready made production sale agreement with PT PLN which is Indonesia's national electricity company
- exploration upside, access to adjacent 13250 hectares of exploration grounds
- time till production, as per announcement mining activities to commence by the 15 July 2008 with contractor selection
underway.
CAG seems to have most of the bases covered, but as usual in the spec end of things it will come down to the company executing their stratergy.
I'm with Young_Trader on this one, the recent announcement will lead to a fundamental re-rating of the shareprice on the back of CAG getting the indonesian coal project up and running.
And from a momentum point of view, it was a very bullish close this afternoon and if we break 3.6c tommorow it wouldn't surprise if the shareprice quickly broke through the 4c barrier on the back of a technical breakout and the red hot coal sector.
thanks Caliente, its clear that coal is one of the only sectors continuing to move higher, infact the coal stocks in the US continued to surge higher again last night.
I see huge short term potential in CAG on the back of positive news out of Indonesia, like all spec stocks once some of the risks are removed the shareholders will be rewarded.
In terms of CDS, I fully expect it to be one of the star performers on the ASX over the coming 2-3 years as they tick off the boxes towards large scale coal production in South Africa.
some nice consistant off screen buying going on in CAG this afternoon, once again banging up against resistance at 3.5c.
its not surprising to see the coal sector outperforming today with companies such as RIV,CEY,GCL,CDS,FSE,BWN all moving higher.
its just a matter of time before CAG breaks to the upside, looks like a few big buy orders are starting to pile up.
Look where Faldi has taken NSL? (and that's with no solid announcement)
with plenty of buyers lined up and further coal news out of Indonesia expected in the next 2-3 weeks, CAG will be one to watch in the coming weeks.
I can answer the first part of your question:
Mr Faldi Ismail (Chairman, Director)
Not all Muslims are terrorists as the world thinks
G'day just a few questions.
How is Faldi linked to CAG?
What does Faldi do?
And how much of Coal mine does CAG own in Indonesia?
cheers
Pan
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