Member Info for Coldfeet


Member Since: Thu, 13th Nov 2008

Number of Share Chat Posts (all time): 897
Number of Share Chat Posts (last 30 days): 3

Last Posted: Mon 07:05


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2 Apr '13


Evening seanywauny,

I nearly spat out my drink when I read that paragraph.

We all know that Jindal have expressed an interest in a steel industry in Moz in the past, September 2012 from memory, but now this is really beginning to tie in with JSPL dumping AFF a short while ago.

I know of one explorer evaluating an iron ore project in Moz with a PFS supporting a very economic way of producing hot iron that is begging for a few integrated steel mills.

I just can't recall the name...!!!

ATB
2 Apr '13


No worries, we were all new once.

II is the Interactive Investor board, sometimes referred to as Triple I.

http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/detail/?display=discussion&code=cotn%3ABAO.L&it=le&submitted=1

ATB
2 Apr '13


Evening all,

Post occasionally on LSE (prefer the II board for ease of use).

I think this report is very important so have cross-posted.

http://www.bus-ex.com/article/jspl-mozambique-minerais-limitada

Be lucky.
25 Mar '13


Hello seanywauny,

I agree with your post 100%.

Securing Vale or RT as their coal strategic partner would be an excellent result for BAO.

The fact that BAO have, imho, been invited along to this event by Mrs Bias again shows the support BAO have from the Moz Government.

The bit I like best is the headline description :-

"The Tete Iron Mining and Smelting Project"

Where's the Pig bit gone...??

How long will it be before BAO start talking about using the hot metal, taking the next step up the value chain.

ATB
13 Feb '13


Morning Foreman,

Mugme isn't referring to the TV interview from July 2012.

ATB


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