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OZL - Oz Minerals


Topping up on weakness on this puppy might have been a good idea.
 
I am. I love cash.
Mick


my notional SP is $5.17 ( have rescued the actual investment cash a while back )

DIVIDEND TYPEDIVIDEND AMOUNT ($)FRANKEDEX-DIV DATEPAY DATE
Final0.180100.00%24/02/202211/03/2022
Interim0.160100.00%23/08/202107/09/2021
Final0.170100.00%11/03/202126/03/2021
Interim0.080100.00%17/09/202005/10/2020
Final0.150100.00%11/03/202026/03/2020
Interim0.080100.00%02/09/201917/09/2019
Final0.150100.00%11/03/201926/03/2019
Interim0.080100.00%31/08/201817/09/2018
Final0.140100.00%09/03/201826/03/2018
Interim0.060100.00%06/09/201721/09/2017
Final0.140100.00%09/03/201724/03/2017

not exactly eye-watering returns .. but considering the investment cash is parked elsewhere .. ( and that franking is always useful )
 
This copper bull is happy to see the bid for a short term gain but disappointed to miss out on another 30% in the medium term. The bid has sparked demand in the other Cu miners though.

Edit: I've sold half at 25.50 and will hold the remainder for a higher offer near $29.
 
Smart strategy.
I also sold half, and just going to sit on the rest to see what happens.
Mick
 
just sitting and watching here and BHP didn't dip enough to tempt me to add extra there either
 
Interesting that Mike Henry has claimed that OZL are not providing BHP access to due diligence in relation to the offer. Looks like OZL are stonewalling the proposal completely and making things as difficult for BHP as they can, which is probably a good idea if they believe the offer undervalues the company.

Those shareholders who are happy with the $25 BHP are offering can exit today for more than that. With OZL currently trading at $25.51 the market is clearly of the view that BHP will either fail in the takeover or be forced to pay more for OZL.
 
Well decided to sell at market: 25.68$
And get the cash in hand earlier.we could see a bidding war..who knows but i can reinvest profit tomorrow in a loser?
 
am watching AIS climb a little ( a paltry 10% )

am tempted to crunch the numbers and see if i should reduce the holding ( i bought the last parcel @ 38 cents while trading deferred settlement )
 
Another shrewd call from James Gerrish as published on Livewire 'Market Matters 12 July:

Not Held

James Gerrish on livewire today (i.e 12 July) :
  • We made a number of changes to portfolios today, generally increasing our exposure to resources into prevailing weakness – an international alert out shortly.
  • Goldmans went the other way and have downgraded their commodity price assumptions and outlook on the sector – Oz Minerals (OZL) cut to neutral but $20.50 price target v this mornings open of $15.93…We have gone the other way buying OZL today.
 
I'm hoping Glencore, Vale or Rio put their noses in. BHP are being very opportunistic here and OZL are correct to stonewall. Could be a $30 takeover. Not selling, even if the bid falls completely over. It means there's appetite in the market for consolidation and long term this is going to be much more valuable IMO.
 
In "normal" times outwith threats of war, deglobalisation and interruption of all supply chains I would agree @Sean K .

This an opportune moment for BHP to take out OZL and the instos however may be comfortable with accepting a slightly higher bid.

gg
 
My intŕinsic valuation of OZL - $19 and that's with 2 dollars added on for putative near term growth.
Worked off FY18 eps as the median over 5 past years, ROE fy18 = 8% on book value fy21 of $11
Take the money before BHP (held) recognizes its madness and folds

Not Held
(runs away ?‍)
 
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Copper ran ahead of itself recently on the back of future expectations and not expecting a recession. OZL ran with it, so it might have been overvalued at the time. But, I think you're missing the dearth of Cu discoveries in the past 10 years and current mines running out of inventory. I think OZL is priced with an expectation of a supply demand crisis in the next 5 years, which just about every analyst is predicting. The biggest issue for bringing additional copper on line is the lengthy time from discovery to mining due to ESG and financing. I'm not sure if there's a single major project that might get to filling the future gap in the next 5 years.

A couple of scenarios below.



 
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