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7 times oversubscribed :- http://www.imagination.com/work/casestudy/new_world_resources/

enough ramping for the day. =) dyor and all that jazz

on 16th november... http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=221913&p=irol-newsArticle_Print&ID=1618170&highlight=

EPS €1.06 this year... http://phx.corporate-ir.net/External.File?item=UGFyZW50SUQ9MTAzNTg1fENoaWxkSUQ9LTF8VHlwZT0z&t=1

mature 4 years away :- http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=221913&p=irol-debt

http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=221913&p=irol-faq

- Consolidated revenues* of EUR 840 million, up 17% - EBITDA1 of EUR 250 million, up 48% - Profit before tax of EUR 120 million1, up 12% - Underlying net profit† up 569% - Basic EPS of EUR 0.32 - Mining unit cash costs under control, up 6% on a constant currency basis; coking unit cash costs down 12%, on a constant currency basis - Strong operating cash flow of EUR 121 million, up 59% - Interim dividend of EUR 0.16 declared - Continued improvement in safety with mining LTIFR‡ down 8% to 7.94 - Coal production of 5,832kt, and external sales of 5,403kt - Coke production of 400kt, and external sales of 321kt - Coking coal and coke average prices for Q3 2011 agreed at EUR 192/t and EUR 378/t, respectively - Debiensko project receives final Board approval - Inclusion in the FTSE 250 and FTSE 350 Mining indices as of June 2011 - On track to deliver FY 2011 overall production and sales targets http://phx.corporate-ir.net/phoenix.zhtml?c=221913&p=irol-newsArticle_Print&ID=1599626&highlight=

for FY 2010, NWR produced an EPS of EUR0.85 which is equivalent to 0.739274p which makes this share currently hovering at around a PER of 7. i have 2 words :- dirt cheap. 3rd quarter results out in 2.5 weeks.

there's been a spate of bad news here lately. first, there was death/rape, then the scare of mining super tax and the the rise in cash costs...they're keeping investors away. i was deciding between ABG and another gold miner, picked the other but didn't have much luck short term. in the end, i felt the other miner had less risk attached. i may buy ABG on the way up again though, if it ever floors.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/marketforceslive/2011/mar/08/pace-us-order-delay

http://agmetalminer.com/2011/02/15/palladium-only-going-one-way/

apologies for the clean up work but the last post here was meant for another board. thanks!

shares on the cheap...LOL....no mate, planning to sell half of my IQE holding sometime...especially if i find another share i think is worth buying. =) at the moment, i've got enough cash so no need yet. just trying to keep the reality check an ensure we don't sound like rampers...would be great if we can keep the facts & figures coming in though! =) p.s. although i DO wish to get more shares on the cheap! LOL

SLV has always been long term....meant to grow your capital better than what the banks will give u. if u think long term and are looking for a slow burning share that ticks up gradually instead of the heart-stopping, confusing and mentally challenging price spikes, then SLV is for you. LOL...

forgot to add that 10.17p is EARNINGS per share for 2011....just in case any newbies are reading. =)

growing as expected :- 1. we produce 9772 a quarter now(well done SLV for another record) and production will increase every quarter, with lannex coming on soon and volspruit progressing. 2. johnson matthey's forecast is for an average of USD$1750 an ounce for 2011. if we remove USD$500 for costs(it will be lower), that would be a profit margin of USD$1250 per ounce. so if we forward price/earnings ratio to end 2011, we would get (conservative figures)... (9772*4quarters) X USD$1250 = USD$48, 860,000 of net profit USD$48,860,000 ÷ shares in issue 301,960,000 = USD$0.1618 at today's USD>GBP mid-market rate, that's 10.17p per share. share ask price of 54.5 makes that only a multiple of 5.35 times...very cheap one year investment for a company with stable finances that is accelerating production for platinum group metals which is supported by not just jewellery demand but the automobile industry too. BUY.

sorry mate, only saw your message now.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/247981-will-platinum-prices-continue-to-soar?source=hp_wc&wc_num=1

production update out tomorrow and i'm excited! =)

USD$1844 per ounce. Platinum rallied to its highest since July 2008, taking heart from the strength in global equities and other industrial commodities. Both platinum and palladium have seen robust fund interest since the start of the year, based on the expectations for robust growth in emerging economy car markets and an improvement in the European auto industry. http://af.reuters.com/article/metalsNews/idAFLDE70I0UY20110119 abu, agree! i bought more than what i wanted to put in SLV because i had faith...now just for results which are bound to be good. =)