Announcement out:
XINWEN RECONFIRMS PROGRESS ON PURCHASE OF EMERALD “TERESA” COAL TENEMENTS
Following meetings this week with the Xinwen Mining Group Ltd of China (“Xinwen”) in Beijing, Linc Energy (ASX : LNC) confirms that the Xinwen Board has approved the purchase of Linc Energy’s Emerald “Teresa” coal tenements. This approval follows successful completion of the due diligence process.
Further, the companies have agreed to an extension of the Heads of Agreement prior to the completion of AU$1.5 billion transaction whilst Xinwen obtain Chinese regulatory approval to enter into the formal contract.
Linc Energy also confirms that throughout the due diligence period and during this extension period, the Company’s drilling program on the Emerald “Teresa” tenements is continuing so as to further define and expand the coal deposit. (Please refer to the attached photographs of drilling activities at Emerald)
For further information about the sale of the Emerald “Teresa” coal tenements, please contact Peter Bond.
LINC's oil market is in 3 years time. The current collapse in oil prices is the unwinding of much speculation and the crunch of a collapsing world economy. But oil is running out rapidly and in a very short period of time falling supply will meet lower demand. But then the supply will still fall while demand tries to rise...
Linc could have an excellent window of opportunity to develop its infrastructure more cheaply in the last stages of this crunch. I think the concern of the market is the dragging out of the Xinwen coal purchase and perhaps queries on the exact nature of the liquids coming out of Chincilla.
There's been a few comment now made re the nature of liquids produced at Chinchilla. The main objective was to get liquids produced and over the next 3 months or so get the catlyst reaction fine-tuned as to maximize the quality of the liquids. One must keep in mind this is the "proto-type" for the commercial plant and I would be more concerned in 3-4 months time if results of ongoing tests are not released to the market. Patience is the key here... LNC has only started producing liquids 2 weeks ago
LNC's poor performance could be because oil prices are going down and the expectation that it could hit $50/barrel in a few months. Not so good if it costs $28 to produce from coal.
I sold out half of my holdings in LNC a few days ago... looking to buy some back tentatively if and when it gets back to support at around $2.50
$2.25 - wow great price to buy.....but a little bit disturbing for those who bought in at $4 or more (like me perhaps!)
Getting smashed today - aaarghhhhh!
It's such a mental battle at the moment. Sometimes I feel like capitulating. Must stay strong.
Must stay strong.
Must stay strong.
Must stay strong.
Must stay strong.
And still i dont think its the bottom for today
maybe 2.15 lets see will be an interesting day for all shares
$2.25 - wow great price to buy.....but a little bit disturbing for those who bought in at $4 or more (like me perhaps!)
Getting smashed today - aaarghhhhh!
It's such a mental battle at the moment. Sometimes I feel like capitulating. Must stay strong.
Must stay strong.
Must stay strong.
Must stay strong.
Must stay strong.
Guess we should be lucky there's no short selling currently as it might be hammered further.
Where is Grace ?
She has put LNC in stock competition and got an overwhelming first prize win. What a lucky guess.
Would be interested to see comments from her (assuming the right gender) on LNC perspective
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