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Most likely that today’s markets… customer and debt funding… will drive amapa down the low/zero carbon route… especially if destined for the uk… is that the 67% ore option… if so i’ll take that as a given now…
What’s the current premium for 65.4%… compared with the $23.8/dmt premium used in the pfs… the majority of iron production at amapa will be 65.4%…
Annual average production after ramp-up of 5.28 million dry metric tonnes per annum ("Mtpa") of Fe concentrate, consisting of 4.36 Mtpa at 65.4% Fe and 0.92 Mtpa at 62% Fe concentrate…
Key assumptions: Long-term average price for 62% iron ore concentrate of US$95/dmt and US$23.8/dmt premium for 65.4% iron ore concentrate, both quoted on a Cost and Freight ("CFR") basis…
Two great news links there barksy… hopefully a catalyst for finalising negotiations with a suitable source for the raw materials to go with them… have to say… kdnc(uk) must be a perfect starting point for such a customer wanting raw material supplies of both lithium for the batteries and green iron ore for the low carbon steel…
Announcement on Tata Group plant… The owner of carmaker JLR is expected to announce that it will build an electric car battery gigafactory in the UK, backed with £500m in government funding… which would aim to produce 40 gigawatt hours (GWh) of batteries a year, enough to power hundreds of thousands of electric cars… An announcement on plans for a plant, which will be located in Somerset, is expected as soon as Wednesday…
Talks on a gigafactory had made progress in recent weeks, but there is still no agreement on parallel negotiations over tata’s steel plant in port talbut… The steelworks require investments worth £2bn or more to upgrade to new technology capable of producing steel without carbon emissions…
If there are three potential partners who have stated an interest and have been invited to review the project data with a view to making a bid offer of some kind… it’s normal to have a closing date… and sealed bids… in order to make it a fair playing field for all…
Am i right in thinking that in all the time ms have been acquiring their 7.76% holdings… buying and borrowing all those shares in the four months prior to becoming a substantial holder… since 23feb… has’ sp has been falling… how do they do that…
What’s the likelihood now that YA are our debt funding partners that we have had in with us from the beginning… who will be providing the dip(c) debt financing for the project… once we get to that point…
The completion of a Mezzanine Loan Facility ("Loan Facility"), which will be applied to the Amapá project…
Cadence has agreed US$ 2 million Loan Facility ("First Tranche")…
The net proceeds from Loan Facility will be used to continue the development of the Amapá Project…
Continued investment into Amapá Project will increase the Company's stake to circa 33%…
No… i did struggle with that a little at 1st… but there’s no way in the world that they can be valuing amapa at 3% for the full $10m loan facility… if our mcap for 30% is only £17m currently… that would be construed as money laundering…
$10m for 3%… ($333m 100%)…