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Posted at 17/10/2007 08:04 by petecr There are 2 letters to shareholders dated 15/10/07 that are accessible from the Nasdaq quote for MDG under SEC filings, one of them includes the follwing "A formal process of acquisition of the balance of any outstanding Meridian shares will occur as is customary in similar transactions either by compulsory acquisition or subsequent acquisition transaction which would be intended to be completed before year end. "It also says that Yamana have no intention of listing on the UK stock exchange. Pete |
Posted at 03/10/2004 18:46 by cooper48 New poster would like to know if theres been any recent postings, concerning MDG |
Posted at 02/10/2003 18:47 by energyi from the Tiger's Den:{Lute82} Following is a post I made elsewhere to summarize my current thoughts on MDG...for anyone who may be interested. RE: Meridian.... does anybody have any thoughts on why it has been so weak since September 10th? If one looks at the $gold/MDG chart, one sees that a simple return to the 50 day MA of this ratio puts MDG back at 13.54. During the past week, there are several gaps in the chart of this ratio. The largest between the close of 9/24 and the open of 9/25. Should this gap simply fill, it would put MDG back around 13.14 based on today's gold price. If one looks at the $HUI/MDG chart, one sees that a simple return to the 50 day MA of this ratio puts MDG back at 13.41. On September 9th, MDG hit a high of 14.25, and GG hit a high of 14.16. Since that date, GG and the price of gold have stayed basically flat while MDG has lost more than 20% of its market cap. If one looks at the weekly chart, MDG rallied from a low of 8.72 in late March to its high of 14.25 on September 9th. A 50% retrace of this rally was at 11.485. A 61.8% retrace would take MDG down to 10.83. There seems to be strong support in the 11 area. The risk reward of a buy on MDG looks good here with a stop at 10.79 and an initial upside target at the prior high of 14.25. Am I missing something or is there a chance MDG is oversold and punished too heavily for the Esquel situation? Is MDG a takeover target? Is there further bad news pending? Who knows but it seems attractive at this price level. |
Posted at 14/5/2003 09:25 by energyi Meridian Gold (MDG-NYSE, US$10.84) OP Target: US$14.00 Meridian reported first quarter operating and financial results on Thursday, May 9. A conference call was held the following day. Both production and cash costs exceeded our expectations; however, EPS of $0.09 were $0.03 below our estimate and $0.02 under consensus due to high charges on the income statement. Production of 107 koz was 5 koz greater than our estimate while costs of $92/oz were $7/oz lower. However, earnings were affected by charges on the income statement. Depreciation, G&A, exploration and taxation were, in total, $3.2 million more than our estimate. Delayed gold deliveries (gold sales were 6 koz below production) affected EPS by $0.01 to $0.02. This would have brought Q1/03 EPS of $0.09 closer to consensus. Overall, there were no real surprises. The company did not revise its 2003 guidance, and we have not materially changed any of our estimates. Our 2003 EPS forecast changed only in line with the result this quarter. No development timeline was given for Esquel-and none is expected to be given-as long as the company continues to listen to the concerns of the Esquel community. |
Posted at 30/3/2003 00:16 by energyi Meridian to pause development of Esquel By: Tim Wood ... 2003/03/28 Fri 15:00 EST | © Mineweb 1997-2003 NEW YORK -- Meridian Gold [MDG] is to announce on Friday that it has agreed to "pause" development of the Esquel gold project in southern Argentina. The decision was taken after the Governor of Chubut intervened following a town referendum that overwhelmingly rejected the proposed mine. The news is expected to hit Meridian's share price hard since it will require earnings and cash flow estimates to be revised lower. There have already been adjustments to account for previous delays and now it seems inevitable that investors will call to mind other halted or stalled gold projects such as Crown Butte, Ovacik and Tambo Grande that have dragged on interminably and at great cost to cost their owners. The project, acquired from London listed Brancote in July last year, has been dogged by bad news with several delays in the permitting process and a running battle with activists wanting to keep the area pristine. As a result of the pause, commercial production is now expected to be put off until late 2005 at the earliest, setting the project back at least one year and adding further costs. However, it is believed that Meridian will decline to speculate about a new timetable for the project without first securing community support. :MORE: |
Posted at 24/3/2003 23:14 by energyi MDG- belwether no more... falling too fastUpdate: |
Posted at 12/3/2003 19:52 by energyi Meridian Gold (MDG) is a Bellwether for Gold Stocks:Weekly , Daily & Short Term charts: MDG- belwether no more... falling too fast = = = = = News on MDG (Yahoo): |
Posted at 12/3/2003 19:49 by energyi Maybe MDG is cheap to consider buying now...MDG 10.30 -0.55 10.29 10.30 1,551,800 14:48:36 |
Posted at 09/2/2003 00:54 by energyi MDG was always massively over-valued IMO.I shorted it when they announced the Brancote merger, which was "anti-dillutive" to MDG shareholders despite the high price paid, showing how expensive it was. For months it tracked the HUI, but has recently lagged far behind. It would probably be decent value without the Green disturbances. With them, I will avoid for the time being. Look at Ariane Gold & Wheaton. Much better value there IMO |
Posted at 23/11/2002 23:58 by blackdeath Captain Swing,I too had been following MDG. MDG tried to block this story but appear to have been unable to do so. We can only conclude that much in it is true. I now try to avoid South American gold plays since I have seen far too many of them transmute gold into dust. Maybe there is value out there but if we can't trust the figures then how will, as investors, ever know? |
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