dies war eine Empfehlung von Livio Filice am 9,März
der auch den zuvorgenanten Artikel bei seekingalpha schrieb. es lohnt sich ,bei seekingalpha registriert zu sein, um den kompletten Artikel zu lesen
seekingalpha.com/article/...bre-buy-recommendation-reiterated
ich zitiere einen Teil über die Finanzsituation und die geplante Steigerung des Abbaus daraus
"....There are several short and midterm catalysts for a bull movement to form in the stock price. First, such a dramatic decline in the stock price was likely caused by short sellers who will have to cover their positions on the next round of positive developments from the company.
Second, the company's actual deliverables are very strong. Their most recent quarterly results illustrated several strong key pieces of information. Key takeaways include:
- First half fiscal 2017 profit of $7.4 million
- Total production of 6,500t / LCE which represents around 13,000t/ LCE FY2017 annual production capacity which is nearing the nameplate of 17,500t/ LCE.
- EBITADAX of $35million on revenue of $60million
- Sale of nearly all lithium carbonate produced at an average price received of greater than $9,000 / t
- Strong balance sheet with available cash of $30million
In addition to strong financial results and favorable market conditions, Orocobre has announced a move to increase the Olaroz facilities nameplate capacity to 35,000t / year by 2019. Further, Orocobre and Toyota Tsusho will construct in Japan a 10,000t / year lithium hydroxide plant by the end of 2018.....At a macro level, there continues to be an exceptional amount of interest from the investment community looking to capitalize on the lithium battery market trends.Further, there are no other near-term producers who are expected to enter the market...."
natürlich ist das bekannt und es geht hier nur um Orocobre und nicht um den Lithiummarkt generell , auch wenn man das nicht aus dem Auge verlieren darf .
Ich weiss nicht woher dieses plötzlich grosse Interesse stammt. lange Zeit postete ich hier alleine ohne OROCF gekauft zu haben, hatte sie nur auf der Watchlist. Nehme mal an, wieder der Aktiencheck ...da wäre ich auch eher vorsichtig
aber offensichtlich interessanter als Galaxy Resources ,obwohl die Aussicht haben wesentlich mehr abzubauen in Australien in 2017 ein interessanter Artikel von Fool.com ,der meine Meinung zu Orocobre stützt
www.fool.com.au/2017/02/07/...ited-time-to-buy-lithium-shares/
" Orocobre’s 66.5% owned Argentinian joint venture project, Olaroz, produced just 6,903 tonnes of lithium carbonate in 2016, but it is looking to expand that to between 35,000 and 42,500 tonnes per year by 2019.Currently the project generates a gross cash margin of US$5,755 per tonne which translates to around a $200 million per year share for Orocobre at peak production of 40,000 tonnes. However, this does not account for any change in lithium prices or a likely fall in cost per tonne as production ramps up. Nor does it include indirect costs such as depreciation and head office expenses.
Galaxy, which went into a trading halt yesterday to raise capital, also has a project in Argentina called Sal de Vida. Sal de Vida has an estimated net present value (NPV) after tax of $1.4 billion, but is yet to enter production.Galaxy’s near term opportunity is Mt Cattlin in Western Australia which is expecting to produce 160,000 tonnes of lithium concentrate in 2017. This project could generate revenues of more than $100 million this year depending on lithium grade.
...If I had to own one of these lithium producers it would probably be Orocobre because it is closer to generating positive cash flows and is purely exposed to lower cost lithium brine.."