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CAP has continued its gains over the last month, but the ASX has finally gotten interested in what is driving the share price north.
In response to an ASX Price Query, the company said:
Today the share price has hit a high of 22.5c but has since retreated back to 18.5c.
The ore that will be produced at the Hawsons Iron Ore Project will be the Supergarde (70% iron) product which fetches a premium price, currently around $US256/tonne. Management believes there is a disconnect between the CAP share price and the iron ore price, but the market is catching on.
Long term, CAP could be a real goer if this Project gets off the ground in the right economic environment. The big question is where will the iron ore price be when Hawsons goes into production in 3-3.5 years?
In response to an ASX Price Query, the company said:
CAP is not aware of any other explanation for the recent trading in its securities, other than the continued strength within the iron ore market and the fact that the Company now holds approximately 94% of the Hawsons Iron Joint Venture.
Today the share price has hit a high of 22.5c but has since retreated back to 18.5c.
The ore that will be produced at the Hawsons Iron Ore Project will be the Supergarde (70% iron) product which fetches a premium price, currently around $US256/tonne. Management believes there is a disconnect between the CAP share price and the iron ore price, but the market is catching on.
Long term, CAP could be a real goer if this Project gets off the ground in the right economic environment. The big question is where will the iron ore price be when Hawsons goes into production in 3-3.5 years?