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Posted at 01/10/2022 08:02 by topvest Has anyone received the ACHP pre-liquidation dividend on 28 September? Mine hasn't arrived at Charles Stanley Direct yet. |
Posted at 28/3/2010 15:49 by topvest A couple of interesting points:- $35m release of regulatory capital in KX Re; - PRO acquisition looks v. positive; - Interesting STRIPE project - claims processing platform being launched; - Avoided run-off acquisitions as prices too high in 2009; and - Elimination of net debt. On top of that NAV 126p and dividend of 2.5p. Only ? is the level of profitability remaining from existing run-off liabilities, but overall still looks a bargain. |
Posted at 06/5/2006 10:08 by energyi au.TAW Tawana Res. .. Tawana is a Melbourne based ASX listed diamond explorer evaluating diamondiferous kimberlites and alluvials in Australia and South Africa The Eastern Gravel project, on the bigger Daniel project area, is considered the most advanced development and could become a commercial operation in the not too distant future. This project is a venture between Tawana (74%) and Seven Falls (26%), with the latter including personalities such as Thabo Makweya, former Economic Affairs and Tourism MEC in the Northern Cape, Thami Mabija, Nchaka Moloi, and media celebrity and former Miss South Africa, Basetsana Khumalo. Tawana has three other prospects in South Africa - Tawana Alluvials, Kareevlei Wes and Perdevlei - at various stages of development and is exploring Seola in Botswana, which is situated between De Beers' Orapa mine and Francistown. In Australia, meanwhile, it has entered into an exploration joint venture with De Beers and is evaluating several prospects. - The grade of KV1 and KV2, estimated from the recovered diamonds and the expected recoveries from the oversize material, is 8.57 carats per hundred tonnes. The grade reported to date from the crushed plus 6mm material is confirming this expectation. This is considered to be the minimum grade before a multiplier is established from a future mining operation. Diamonds from KV1 and KV2 were valued at US$110 per carat with the valuers predicting substantially higher values of up to US$150 per carat if larger parcels could be provided. This prediction was supported by subsequent statistical analysis of the diamond size distribution of the parcel from the KV1 and KV2 kimberlites, which suggested that a value of US$164 per carat was a reasonable expectation for diamonds from these kimberlites. (see Tawana release 5 October, 2005) The same statistical analysis also suggested that the grade would be increased by 25% if larger parcels could be provided. Applying the suggested 25% uplift raises the estimated grade to very near the historic 11 cpht. The value per tonne of KV1 and KV2 from the valuations and the estimated grade is between US$9.35 per tonne and US$13.94 per tonne with a possible higher value, based on statistical analysis, of US$18.00 per tonne. The estimated operating cost of open cut kimberlite mining and processing in South Africa is US$7.70 per tonne The 1.4 hectare KV2 pipe is estimated to contain 2 million tonnes to a depth of 100m. The size of KV1 has been determined by drilling to accurately determine the surface area occupied by the kimberlite pipe at 1.2 hectares. This drilling also showed that KV1 and KV2 are connected and part of the same larger pipe with two lobes. A parcel of 33.24 carats of diamonds from KV3 was valued by Mr Katz, a licensed wholesale diamond trader in Johannesburg, at US$170 per carat. (see Tawana release 5 October, 2005) = = Versus ASX index 1:3 Underwritten Non-renounceable Rights Issue On 13 April 2006 the Company announced a non-renounceable rights issue on the basis of 1 new share for every 3 fully paid ordinary shares held on the Record Date to issue up to 21,493,747 shares at $0.35 (Rand1.61) per share. The rights issue is underwritten by ABN AMRO Morgans Corporate Limited and will raise approximately A$7.5 million (before expenses). It is anticipated that the net proceeds raised from the rights issue, will be applied by the Company to fund exploration on existing tenements, the development of the Kareevlei Wes Project and working capital requirements of the Company. = = = = = LINKS: Corporate website : ASX page for TAW. : |
Posted at 27/11/2005 10:21 by schober listed on jse 4 nov, sopresumably not coming to aimproject update p1 21 November 2005 Company Update Summary In the last six months Tawana has commenced trial mining on its major, near surface, alluvial diamond project the Eastern Gravels. Grade and valuation data are being used by Snowdens to finalise a scoping study. Tawana has also completed initial drilling and processing of Kareevlei Wes kimberlite pipes now the subject of a pre-feasibility study by Snowdens. In Australia, Tawana has finalised a deal with De Beers to form a 50:50 JV for all exploration activities in Australia. The major focus is the recently discovered diamond bearing kimberlite fissure in the Pilbara known to extend over several kilometers. Highlights South African Projects Processing of Eastern Gravels continues with trial mining in a section of the gravels down to a depth of 8m; expected extent of mining is 15m. New kimberlites identified by drilling on Falcon® targets A1 and A2 in the Daniel Kimberlite Project. Processing of minus 6mm material from Kareevlei Wes kimberlites completed. Processing of crushed plus 6mm material commenced confirming previous grade estimates. Prospecting Rights over additional kimberlite targets near Eastern Gravels expected to be granted soon. Australian Projects Ground based gravity survey completed over Blacktop kimberlite to define extent. Follow up sampling on anomalous drainages in Pilbara Project completed........... intersuisse report may be of inteeest i wonder if the 17.8m 75c ops will be exercised and if not what happens next?? (shares out 60.4m) |
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