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Re: any thoughts
There is no question about the viability of Peculiar Knob, for it has already received approval (mining, defence access, native title) and WPG has awarded mining contract for the project. The main question is whether they can bring Hawk's Nest into production. Hawk's nest lie in the 'red zone' of WTF (Woomera Test Facility) and is partly on the flight path. It is a very big question whether they would allow the WISCO JV to go ahead. Upside from Hawk's nest include doubling the DSO resource to 36MT and a 569MT magnetite project (~30% Fe). The port situation is still bad in South Australia, with no deep sea port that can handle CAPE sized vessels. A transhipment operation would have to be used until Port Bonython is ready and that kills the margin pretty quickly. Having said all the negative things Peculiar Knob is a solid project, with low strip ratio, very low contaminant and very high grade. Finance has been finalised through the recent cap raising and detsche bank debt facility that should be more than sufficient to last through to production. I hold. DYOR
Hi gang, I just started looking at WPG, and I like to do some fundamental analyses to see if the coy is ok and then some technical to get in at the right time. So here is the little bit of research that Ive.
Let me state that Im no guru here ok these are my opinions only and please dont buy based on my research!!
Firstly the infrastructure is in place for this coy and thats a big plus for exploration coy's
well all but connection roads and haul rodes for the peculiar know and hawks nest!
Hawks nest is a joint venture with WISCO - CHINA which is a steel producer so they have a direct market for the ore.
There is quite an amount of hi grade magnetite which is I think above 53% fe.
3.3mtpa of direct shipped ore (DSO)
Market cap is $250m
They have 1billion tons of 2p reserves (probable)
3P reserves (possible) will be drilled immediately.
The things I like about this coy is most of the work to get this thing up and running is already done. The finance will be finalised in march I think?
Final approval of development and rehabilitation plans is pending in middle of march
Consrtuction starts in april
Sales begin at end of 2011.
The best thing about this coy is its resources are in Australia and it is politically stable
compared to coy's like sdl dml.
It has a rail link and port already built and theres not a lot of chance of being flooded compared to QLD and WA.
I think its a solid project and I think I want to be in before construction starts although not to soon before. If you want to know how much its worth I think the easiest way is to compare its resource reserves and proven reserves to other companies and compare their SP.
Anyway please do your own research
CHEERS
There is no question about the viability of Peculiar Knob, for it has already received approval (mining, defence access, native title) and WPG has awarded mining contract for the project. The main question is whether they can bring Hawk's Nest into production. Hawk's nest lie in the 'red zone' of WTF (Woomera Test Facility) and is partly on the flight path. It is a very big question whether they would allow the WISCO JV to go ahead. Upside from Hawk's nest include doubling the DSO resource to 36MT and a 569MT magnetite project (~30% Fe). The port situation is still bad in South Australia, with no deep sea port that can handle CAPE sized vessels. A transhipment operation would have to be used until Port Bonython is ready and that kills the margin pretty quickly. Having said all the negative things Peculiar Knob is a solid project, with low strip ratio, very low contaminant and very high grade. Finance has been finalised through the recent cap raising and detsche bank debt facility that should be more than sufficient to last through to production. I hold. DYOR