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18.08.08 11:27:26 Beitrag Nr.: 34.747.586
OZ Minerals, Fortescue Lead Rebound in Mining Stocks (Update1) By Jesse Riseborough and Rebecca Keenan Aug. 14 (Bloomberg) -- OZ Minerals Ltd., the world's second- largest zinc mining company, and Fortescue Metals Group Ltd. led a rebound in Australian mining stocks in Sydney trading after the biggest commodity rally since June. OZ Minerals rose 8.5 percent to A$1.79 at the 4:10 p.m. Sydney time close on the Australian stock exchange. Fortescue, the iron ore producer controlled by Australia's richest man Andrew Forrest, added 7.5 percent to A$7.71. Australian mining and materials stocks rose the most in seven months after buyers returned to commodities markets yesterday on speculation that slumping raw-materials prices, which sent copper, oil and corn into bear markets, were excessive. Before today, the S&P/ASX 200 Materials Index had dropped 15 percent since July 1 on concern metals demand from China slowed. ``Everyone's acting like the resources sector just bottomed and have been quick to jump on board the big fallers like OZ Minerals and Fortescue,'' Marcus Padley, author of Marcus Today, said today in the newsletter. ``After the size of the recent falls, you can see how tempting it is to get back on board.'' Surging prices for nickel, wheat, corn and crude oil yesterday sent the Reuters/Jefferies CRB Index of 19 commodities rebounding to its biggest one-day gain since June. ``There were a lot of commodities stronger overnight,'' James Foulsham, head of trading for Asia Pacific at CMC Markets, said by phone. ``A lot of those stocks had been sold off pretty heavily recently. Some people are buying back into them.'' Centennial Coal Co. gained 10 percent, Minara Resources Ltd. rose 10 percent and Panaust Ltd. jumped 20 percent. BHP Billiton Ltd., the world's biggest mining company, rose by 5.3 percent and Rio Tinto Group 5.7 percent. To contact the reporters on this story: Jesse Riseborough in Melbourne at jriseborough@bloomberg.net; Rebecca Keenan in Melbourne at rkeenan5@bloomberg.net. Last Updated: August 14, 2008 03:14 EDT
Na, mal seh´n, wie es die nächsten "Nächte" so weitergeht ?
oder besser :
Zinkpreis, wie haste dir verändert!
Was nützt es dem Polymetaller, wenn er seinen Schwerpunkt auf Zink hat
und der Zinkpreis seit einem Jahr nur sinkt.
Schön, wenn der Produzent so diversifiziert mit Gold, Silber, Kupfer, Blei und Zink in verschiedenen Ländern aufgestellt ist ! 18 SEPTEMBER 2008 ASX Release World’s second-largest zinc miner to cut zinc production in favour of copper OZ Minerals, the world’s second largest zinc miner, has announced plans to reduce zinc production in favour of copper at its Golden Grove mine in 2009. “Current prices provide no economic incentive for us to continue to mine zinc at historical production levels”, said Andrew Michelmore, MD & CEO of OZ Minerals. OZ Minerals intends to reschedule mine production at Golden Grove in 2009 to reduce production of zinc in concentrate by approximately 50,000 tonnes, equivalent to a reduction of between 35% - 40% of current 2008 zinc production guidance of 130,000 – 135,000 tonnes. Expected zinc in concentrate production from Golden Grove for 2009 is in the range of 80,000 – 85,000 tonnes. OZ Minerals will simultaneously increase production of copper in concentrate by approximately 14,000 tonnes to between 35,000 – 40,000 tonnes for 2009. “Golden Grove is a polymetallic mine, which gives us the capability to vary the mix of copper and zinc we produce”, said Andrew Michelmore. “At current prices for copper and zinc, our decision to preferentially mine copper over zinc will result in slightly higher revenue levels and more substantially higher profit margins, as copper is a higher margin product for us than zinc. “Re-scheduling production as outlined will also enable us to retain a valuable zinc asset that we will mine in the future when the zinc market returns to levels that more accurately reflect underlying supply and demand fundamentals”, he added. “We have not at this stage rescheduled zinc production any further at Golden Grove or at any of our other operations because we have a duty to ensure our long-term customers are not disadvantaged”, said Mr. Michelmore. “However”, he continued, “we will always have the long-term economic interests of our shareholders uppermost in our decision-making.” For further information please contact: Matthew Foran Group Manager – External Affairs T 03 9288 0456 M 0409 313 637 Richard Hedstrom Group Manager – Investor Relations T 61 3 9288 0376 Kind regards, Richard Hedstrom Group Manager – Investor Relations OZ Minerals Limited 61 3 9288 0376 61 3 9288 0406 rhedstrom@ozminerals.com
23.09.2008 01:49 Oz Minerals says output levels in line with plans
www.finanznachrichten.de/...chten-2008-09/artikel-11828613.asp
OZ Minerals reassuring shareholders Tuesday September 23, 2008, 3:42 pm
au.biz.yahoo.com/080923/2/1yn5n.html
Please find attached ASX release regarding
a 35% increase in copper resources and
a 100% increase in gold resources
at the OZ Minerals Prominent Hill project.
Copper Rises in London as U.S. Stimulus May Help Revive Demand February 13, 2009 08:21 EST --a Copper rose in London on anticipation the U.S. stimulus package may help revive economic growth and boost demand in the world’s second-largest consumer of the metal.
OZ Minerals Slows Zinc, Lead Shipments From Century on Rain February 12, 2009 20:26 EST -- OZ Minerals Ltd., slowed shipments of zinc and lead concentrate from the world’s second-largest zinc mine because of heavy rain in Australia’s Queensland state. OZ Minerals May Write Down Assets by A$2.8 Billion (Update1) February 12, 2009 19:31 EST --
OZ Minerals Ltd., the world’s second- largest zinc mining company, may write down the value of its assets by as much as A$2.8 billion ($1.8 billion) after prices for metals slumped.
Quelle: www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=conews&tkr=OZL%3AAU
MONDAY 16 FEBRUARY 2009
Please click on the attached announcement detailing today’s offer of 82.5cps (50% premium to last trade) for all the shares of OZ Minerals by China Minmetals via a scheme of arrangement. The offer has been recommended by the OZ Minerals Board.
Please refer to the OZ Minerals website for details on a web cast to be held today and also for the accompanying presentation.
Darüber hinaus kauft der Stratege OZ Minerals. "Das Unternehmen produziert Kupfer und Gold. Die Mine in Südaustralien ist erstklassig", erklärt Schröder. "OZ Minerals verfügt über einen Cashbestand von 1,43 Milliarden Dollar. Die Produktionskosten betragen weniger als 25 Prozent des Weltmarktpreises für Kupfer." Schröder hält die 20-prozentige Beteiligung an Sandfire Resources für einen cleveren Schachzug. "Das eröffnet OZ Minerals gute Wachstumsperspektiven", sagt er.

http://www.deraktionaer.de/xist4c/web/...fen_id_43__dId_12463229_.htm
Übrigens, interessanter Nebenwert: Amphion Innovations (A0J2VM)
na was ist das denn bitte ...
hier hätte man mit diesem jump wohl reich werden könne. vielleicht sind es ja einige .. denen sei es gegönnt für den richtigen riecher :)
ich persönlich ärgere mich .. und zwar über mich xD ;) naja mal gucken was weiterhin passiert.
aktien sind schließlich noch genug für alle da 
in D 181 gehandelte Stück - aber zu welchem Preis? Die kommt auch wieder runter.....
Split 10:1 am 14.06.11
Da hab ich mich zu früh gefreut :-(
Nun ist die Olympic Dam Mine in Australien hinsichtlich Delays an der Reihe. Olympic Dam ist einer der größten Polymetall-Minen der Welt und produziert Kupfer, Uran, Gold und Silber. Die bekannten Uran-Ressource ist die größte auf dem Planeten. Nun überdenken BHP und Oz Minerals aufgrund der unsicheren Ausblicke u. Zurückhaltung im Rohstoffsektor, eine kostenintensive Erweiterung der Mine, welche bis 30 Milliarden USD verschlingen sollte.
Der australische Bergbaukonzern Oz Minerals produziert weniger Gold.
Wie das Unternehmen mitteilten, sei der Umsatz für die ersten sechs Monate 2012 auf 515 Millionen AUD ( etwa 440 Millionen Euro) gesunken. Der korrespondierhände Wert des Vorjahres habe noch bei 633 Millionen AUD gelegen. Gründe seine eine stagnierende Kupferproduktion mit sinkenden Preisen des roten Metalls und ein deutlicher Rückgang der Goldgewinnung um rund 15 % auf noch knapp über 73.000 Unzen in den sechs betrachteten Monaten.
Sinkende Qualität der Golderze
Wie weiter mitgeteilt wurde, sei im Goldsektor die geringere Konzentration der verarbeiteten Gesteine verantwortlich für die schlechtere Performance. Jedoch sei im Ganzen die Ausbeutung von Kupfer mit fast 53.000 Tonnen etwa auf Vorjahreslevel.
17.08.2012
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