Lynas Corp.: Auf Chinas Einkaufszettel! Übernahme

gib mir doch mal den link. Ich sehe bisher nur den Kurs von gestern 0,70 US $  

Nasdaq OTC Other  

nicht verrückt, Lynas hat erhebliches Potenzial.  

wenn du Antwort von deiner Bank hast kannste mir mal sagen wie das ausgegangen ist?  Mein Einstandskurs ist 0,46 Euro da ist also noch etwas Luft nach unten. Nun ja wie gestern schon gepostet finde ich es ja besser nicht alles den Chinesen zu überlassen aber wenn wir dann noch nicht einmal ein Bezugsrecht bekommen zu dem Preis dann ist das schon ne Frechheit.  

Ich hab schon Antwort bekommen, dass die Recherchen aufgenommen wurden. OTC war der Kurs grad 0,65-0,78 US $.  

Tuesday September 29, 2009, 7:45 pm


Rare earths explorer Lynas Corporation has unveiled plans for a deeply discounted $450 million capital raising following a collapsed investment deal with a Chinese company.



http://au.biz.yahoo.com/090929/2/28w75.html

Lynas Corporation New issue announcement  Wed, 30 Sep 2009 11:48:00 +1000       1 hour, 36 minutes ago

RU 8 2.7, 3.10.3, 3.10.4, 3.10.5 application for quotation of additional securities and agreement Information or documents not available now must be given to ASX as soon as available. Information and documents given to ASX become ASX's property and may be made public. Introduced 1/7/96.


http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/..._New_issue_announcement/993337/

The exports of rare earth through Shanghai dropped 73.6 percent year on year to 2,542 tons during the first eight months.


As a strategic resource, China had adopted measures to discourage their outflow.


Starting last year, the Chinese government sought to check the outflow of rare earth resources by imposing export quotas, increasing export tariffs for some products and cutting the number of export companies, Shanghai Customs said in an analysis accompanying the data.


"Limiting rare earth exports is strategically important to China. Currently, rare earth is mainly used in the manufacture of precise instruments for medical and scientific uses," said Jia Jinjing, a researcher in Beijing.


"Developed countries like the U.S. and Japan have a great demand for them." However, Jia said that China will probably need them in the future, and therefore must preserve its resources.


According to the Industry Policy Department under China Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, slowed economies in the Americas, Japan, European countries have also demanded fewer rare earth imports.
Japan, European countries, and the U.S. are major importers of rare earth materials, which are mainly used in the manufacturing of precision instruments.


China produces 95 percent of the world's rare earth output. However, China's export prices have dropped to about 60 percent of that in early 1990s, although rare earth demand has risen in 13 areas, including 40 industries like high-tech electronics, lasers, telecommunication, and petrochemical engineering.


"In the future, rare earth will be used more in space technology, the next-generation Internet, and ocean technology," added Jia.


Experts suggest the government begin collecting strategic reserves of rare earth as soon as possible, strengthen the management of exploration, refine and export rare earth, and accelerate the restructuring of various enterprises in the industry.  

http://www.theedgemalaysia.com/business-news/...e-earths-project.html  

PETALING JAYA: Australian rare earths producer Lynas Corp Ltd has announced it will issue A$450mil worth of shares to institutions and individual investors to raise funds to complete the construction of plants in Australia and Malaysia.

Lynas’ operation in Gebeng, Pahang, was suspended earlier this year after a dispute with bondholders.

Lynas’ advanced materials plant in Gebeng, was already in advance stages of construction with piling works near completion, storm water drains and holding ponds constructed, perimeter security fencing installed and site construction roads established.

Lynas then sought an equity injection by China Nonferrous Metal Mining Group Co but the Chinese group opted out of the deal after Australia’s Foreign Investment Review Board requested a number of alterations to the deal.

“This (fund rasing exercise) is an opportunity to invest in the company, which is undertaking the high quality Rare Earths Project,” said Lynas executive chairman Nicholas Curtis.

Curtis said Lynas owned the richest deposits of rare earths in the world and its Phase 1 target production was 10,500 tonnes of rare earth oxides per annum.

“Lynas is committed to growth and expects to hit 21,000 tonnes of rare earth oxides per annum in Phase 2 after the completion of Phase 1,” he said. The company said its operations in Malaysia would recommence upon receiving the funds from the share issue.

http://biz.thestar.com.my/news/story.asp?file=/...69&sec=business

SHARES in Lynas Corp fell in early trade but managed to stay above the price of its capital raising, which was completed today.

The company's stock has dropped more than 20 per cent, but is still trading around 69 cents, compared with the equity-raising issue price of 45c.

Rare earths hopeful Lynas Corp was forced to tap the market after its deal with China Nonferrous Metal Mining was abandoned last week.

The Chinese company had agreed to inject $252 million into Lynas for a 51.6 per cent stake in the group.

But that deal was called off after the Foreign Investment Review Board required an interest of below 50 per cent.

Lynas then turned to the market for the much-needed funds to progress its Mount Weld project in Western Australia.

The company said today it had raised $285m from institutional investors and it also plans to raise around $165m from the retail component, which is fully underwritten.

“We are delighted with the strong support that our institutional shareholders have shown for the capital raising for Lynas,'' executive chairman Nicholas Curtis said.

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/business/...0794-36418%2C00.html

Corporate Office Lvl 7, 56 Pitt Street Sydney, NSW 2000 Australia Telephone: Facsimile: Website: ACN: +61 2 8259 7100 +61 2 8259 7199 www.lynascorp.com 009 066 648 1 October 2009 Successful completion of institutional component of Capital Raising Lynas Corporation Limited (ABN 27 009 066 648) (ASX code: LYC) (Lynas or the Company) today announced that it has successfully completed the institutional component of the entitlement offer and the institutional placements as part of its recently announced equity raising to raise up to approximately A$450 million (Capital Raising). A total of $285 million has been committed by institutional investors, consisting of: A$130 million from the institutional component of the 1-for-1 non-renounceable prorata entitlement offer (Entitlement Offer) (Institutional Entitlement Offer); A$88 million from the unconditional placement of the new fully paid ordinary shares in Lynas (New Shares) (Unconditional Placement); and A$67 million from the conditional placement of New Shares (Conditional Placement). In addition, the retail component of the Entitlement Offer will raise approximately $165 million (Retail Entitlement Offer) and is fully underwritten.

The Institutional Entitlement Offer, Unconditional Placement and Conditional Placement were heavily oversubscribed with strong demand from new and existing Australian and international institutional investors. Commenting on the success of the institutional component of the Capital Raising, Lynas’ Executive Chairman, Mr. Nicholas Curtis said, “We are delighted with the strong support that our institutional shareholders have shown for the capital raising and for Lynas.

I look forward to an equally strong participation from our retail shareholder base and support for the conditional placement at the extraordinary general meeting.” New Shares issued under the Institutional Entitlement Offer and Unconditional Placement will rank equally with existing fully paid ordinary shares in Lynas and are expected to be issued on Tuesday, 13 October 2009. Trading on the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) will commence on the same day. Existing fully paid ordinary shares in Lynas will recommence trading on the ASX today.

NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION OR RELEASE IN THE UNITED STATES OR TO, OR FOR THE ACCOUNT OR BENEFIT OF, U.S. PERSONS Page 1 of 1 Retail Entitlement Offer The Retail Entitlement Offer will open on Wednesday, 7 October 2009 and close at 5.00pm (Perth time) on Friday, 23 October 2009. Eligible retail shareholders will have the opportunity to participate at the same price and entitlement ratio as institutional shareholders did under the Institutional Entitlement Offer.

http://wotnews.com.au/announcement/...Company_Reports_-_Other/994193/

27% minus, naja wird schon wieder. Werde noch was nachkaufen um den Einstandspreis etwas zu senken.  

Die Euphorie bezüglich der Übernahme hält vermutlich schon seit 0,22 € wenn ich mir den Chart betrachte...
Ich werde mich hüten...

"never catch a falling knife"

Ab 0,22 € steige ich ein  

 

Laut Börsendienst Reuters ist eine Massnahme für den Zeitraum vom 07.10.bis 23.10.2009 angesetzt. Genauere Daten zur Kapitalerhöhung seitens der Gesellschaft wurden noch nicht an uns kommuniziert. Sobald die Bank über eine Massnahme in Kenntnis gesetzt wird erhalten Sie einer entsprechende Information. - Der Kurs erholt sich schon wieder. Es überrascht mich auch nicht. Ich wart mal ob wir noch verbilligte Aktien von der Gesellschaft kriegen.  

Hallo,
ich habe heute über meine Bank ein Bezugsangebot erhalten, zu folgenden Konditionen:

Angebot auf Bestand 1:1
AUD 0,45
Frist 07.10. - 23.10.09

AUD 0,45 entspricht aktuell EUR 0,2721

das ist heute deutlich unter dem Börsenkurs.

hansi99  

 

Copper is likely to reach a new high by 2013 as the market moves into a deficit and further tightens in the coming years, RBS Global Banking & Markets said on Thursday.

"Copper remains our most favoured base metal," RBS said in a research note, in which it forecast an average cash copper price of $9,000 a tonne by 2013, a rise of more than 46% from the current cash MCU0 price on the London Metal Exchange. Benchmark three-month copper price MCU3 hit a record high of $8,940 a tonne in July 2008 and traded at $6,115 a tonne on Thursday.

"Copper's demand prospects are not among the best but we believe copper producers will have the most difficulty in keeping up with growing demand. We forecast an underlying market deficit by 2011 and that by 2013 it will be fast approaching pre-recession tightness," the bank said.

Copper, used extensively in construction, has doubled in price since the beginning of the year on the back of restocking from China, the world's top consumer of the metal and on expectations of a recovery in the global growth.

RBS said it also expected aluminium price to top $3,000 a tonne in 2013, close to its all-time high of $3,380 a tonne struck in July 2008, as it expected supply to tighten by 2012.

"It may well have the greatest upside potential from current price levels in the longer term," the bank said.

Gold was set to average $950 an ounce this year, RBS said, adding gold would benefit from uncertainity ahead, potential dollar weakness and anticipation of inflationary pressures.

But the bank favours palladium the most among all the precious metals, as it bets that rebounding industrial demand will keep the market in large underlying deficit.

"We forecast that the price will more than double in the next four years to $700 an ounce plus," it said. The metal XPD=, used in auto catalysts, jewellery and electronics, currently trades at $290 an ounce.

http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/...90116&sn=Detail

Irgendwann in der zweiten Hälfte des Jahres 2008 hatte man den Eindruck, dass unter den Konjunkturforschern ein Art Wettbewerb ausgebrochen war, sich gegenseitig mit pessimistischen Aussagen zur Konjunktur zu übertreffen. Doch die Zeiten haben sich sehr schnell und sehr gravierend geändert. Das beste Beispiel dafür ist der IWF. Erst im Juli korrigierte die Organisation die Prognose für das Weltwirtschaftswachstum im kommenden Jahr von 1,9% auf 2,5%. Im September wurde die Schätzung auf 2,9% erhöht. Und gestern schließlich stockte der IWF die Wachstumsprognose erneut auf 3,1% auf.

Interessant an den jüngsten Schätzungen des IWF sind einmal mehr die Zahlen zu China. So dürfte es der Volksrepublik selbst im trüben weltwirtschaftlichen Umfeld des laufenden Jahres gelingen, eine Wachstumsrate von 8,5% zu erreichen. Für das nächste Jahr werden sogar 9,0% prognostiziert. Damit könnte es gut möglich sein, dass die in den letzten Monaten aufgestellten Importrekorde bei Basismetallen und Rohöl nicht allzu lange Bestand haben.

Damit wird es aber auch wahrscheinlicher, dass die Prognose des Chefökonoms der Weltbank, Justin Yifu Lin, aufgeht. Dieser erwartet für das Reich der Mitte in den nächsten 20 Jahren weiterhin eine durchschnittliche Wachstumsrate von etwa 8%. Im Jahr 2030 wäre die chinesische Volkswirtschaft dann 2,5 Mal so groß wie die der USA. Und teilweise haben die Chinesen die Amerikaner in wichtigen Märkten bereits überholt. So wurden von Januar bis August in China 8,3 Mio. Fahrzeuge verkauft - in den USA waren es im selben Zeitraum nur noch 7,1 Mio. Die Volksrepublik bleibt also auf der Überholspur - nicht nur was den Automarkt anbetrifft. Und damit wird sich auch die chinesische Rohstoffnachfrage weiterhin sehr dynamisch entwickeln. Sofern die chinesische Wachstumsstory intakt bleibt, dürfte damit auch die Preisentwicklung an den Rohstoffmärkten für die nächsten Jahre vorprogrammiert sein: Es wird weiter nach oben gehen!

Hallo alle,

 habe vom  Bezugsangebot Lynas gehoert (gelesen) - leider habe noch kein Angebot von meiner bank! (Flatex).

Bei welcher bank seit Ihr denn? 

Vielen Dank, Jojo  

hallo

bin bei der diba,hab leider auch noch nix bekommen.hat es denn irgendwelche auswirkungen,wenn man nicht zeichnet?(mein damit die aktien die man mom in seinem depot hat)

 

is doch logo  

Habe oben genanntent  Bezugsangebot erhalten!

 Also, wenn Du immer noch nichts von Diba erhalten hast - dann sollsted Du dich mit denen in Verbindung sezten .

 

Gruss jojo

 

Die Gefahren sind weltweit noch immer vorhanden. Auch die Chinesen blasen eine mächtige auf!
Die Chinesen exportieren nahezu alle Waren und der Westen oder die Welt kauft deutlich weniger. China selbst ist ein sehr armes Land und kann die Wirtschaftsleistung nicht abnehmen.  Unzählige chinesische Firmen verdienen nicht mehr genug, um ihre Kredite bedienen zu können und der Staat übernimmt dazu Bürgschaften. Das geht aber nicht endlos so weiter .....

hansi99