Wolf Minerals Share Discussion Threads

[skinny] 01/7/2015 07:04

Specialty metals development company, Wolf Minerals Limited (ASX: WLF, AIM: WLFE) ("Wolf" or "the Company") is pleased to announce that an updated corporate presentation is now available for download from the Company's website, www.wolfminerals.com.au .

The Company also has two "live" cameras viewing the site. To view the live streaming at the project site please visit:

[katie priceless] 30/6/2015 09:14

That's a handy link

[skinny] 30/6/2015 07:58

Phillis - you might want to bookmark .

[tradermel] 30/6/2015 07:50

SP was held back all yesterday by MM's if they let it go we could follow in a similar fashion

[phillis] 29/6/2015 07:23

45c close in Oz according to Aussie mate

[hedgehog 100] 28/6/2015 20:27

"MIDAS SHARE TIPS UPDATE: Wolf shares bounce back as tungsten mine moves closer to production

By JOANNE HART, FINANCIAL MAIL ON SUNDAY

PUBLISHED: 22:01, 27 June 2015 | UPDATED: 08:58, 28 June 2015

Wolf Minerals is a stock with sentimental value. The group is about to open the first new mine in the UK for more than 30 years, producing tungsten, an exceptionally hard-wearing metal used in a wide range of industrial equipment.

Building a mine is complex, difficult and expensive and Wolf has been through some difficult times over the past few years.

Last week, however, it moved a decisive step closer to production, with the final trials of its processing plant just outside Plymouth.

Midas recommended Wolf in January 2012, when the shares were 19.75p. We looked at the stock again last October, by which time the price had fallen to 13.375p.

Today, the price is 20.25p, buoyed by recent progress and the prospect that Wolf is on target to deliver its first tungsten to customers in less than three months.

The positive news is only marred by a persistently depressed tungsten price. Ammonium paratungstate is the internationally traded tungsten-based commodity and it is now priced at about $230 (£146) per ‘metric tonne unit’, having fallen steadily since the beginning of the year.

The market is dominated by the Chinese, who are responsible for about 80 per cent of world supply and are keen to keep it that way.

Low prices deter new entrants, but they also make the Chinese industry less profitable, so there is a fine balance to be considered. External observers believe the tungsten price will rise over the coming months as demand increases. If they are right, the turnaround should happen just as Wolf moves into commercial production."

[scargs] 28/6/2015 18:20

There is an excellent article on Wolf Minerals in the financial pages of today's Mail on Sunday.

Well worth a read, even though you might have to buy a copy!!

[quantum15] 27/6/2015 18:41

Hello all. Due to the Tungsten production aspect I was wondering if any of you had an interest in Prem who are now producers of it also. Their revenue is heading to $1m profits per month and there market cap is only £13m.

To top the undervalued list off they also have a stake in Circum who have the worlds second largest deposit of potash, 13b tonnes and this stake will be sold for many millions in July upon DFS issue.

There is more but I thought this bargain may interest you as it is under the radar from what I can see. Thank you.

[skinny] 25/6/2015 12:06

Nothing if not consistent :- finnCap Buy 20.13 22.00 23.00 Reiterates

[tradermel] 25/6/2015 07:29

Nice RNS today ... all on track

[ethelwalch] 19/6/2015 20:38

I'm getting that buying feeling again for Wolf...I think my SXX profits would be well employed here whilst that goes south for the next year.

[dudishes] 19/6/2015 16:20

I did ask Mr Briggs if he could offer breakeven commodity price.

He could not answer that question.

Make or break around Dec time - no point in posting until.

Go tel or visit, very easy katie P

[katie priceless] 19/6/2015 09:56

Has a start up mine goes this must be the least risky, big plus is that its in England, and not in Africa ect

[dudishes] 19/6/2015 08:21

G'day, Cyprus Steve's post 100% correct. 6 month trial, re noise (mostly) underway (this or last week). What one may have missed is that there was an initial public consultant period between July 4 - Jul 12th re noise levels etc...wrt local residents no comments published by DCC to date. the 24/7 trial will continue, sounds good.

I spoke to Mr John Briggs (Mineral Planning & Estate Manager), I think that is primarily waste disposal, as was his job at China Clay.

Not the diamond discovery man but most important, another I notice Mr Mike Lean, another clever lad from China Clay days.

100 employees to date (130 to go)? 6 months I guess.

To be honest, sold @ 19p (bought 14p), but I retain 50% of my holding.

It's a gamble for both company and shareholders, the price (unless agreed already with the Germans)?

Think it is worth a gamble? What say you Katie?

Easy to speak to [phone].

BTW:- They are happy to coordinate visits to mine but all booked up at the moment, October is available. Beware, not much to see!

cheers

Dud











Visits to the mine are welcome but fully booked until Oct time. If you wish to visit contact [phone].

[katie priceless] 18/6/2015 09:25

Also some of the local community are shareholders

[katie priceless] 18/6/2015 09:25

Also some of the local community are shareholders

[cyprussteve] 18/6/2015 00:05

Below is an interesting reply I have received from the Company in response to my query - - NOT confidential in any way '
"Wolf has received approval from the DCC to work the processing plant on a 24/7 (7 days a week, 24 hours a day) basis for 6 months from the time ore is first put into the crusher. We are undertaking this as a “trial” to demonstrate to our local communities that we can operate without causing undue angst to those communities. Our expectation is that we will demonstrate this and that we will then have the opportunity to work 24/7 into the future. I should point out that the local community representatives were unanimous in their approval of the initial trial."

[jimmy321] 17/6/2015 22:11

I thought the export tax was 15% vrs the new tax of 6.5%.

A shameless spam for my own site for anyone in the market for carbide cutting tools.

Also it will give some who are not in the cutting tool industry an idea of what the tools made from carbide look like although there is a massive amount of other tools and applications. Today's oil, gas, industry, cars, trains, planes, technology and materials etc etc would not be possible without it.

[katie priceless] 17/6/2015 21:39

There are signs that Tungstan is getting near to its bottom , can't see why it would have a problem commissioning.

[roddyb] 17/6/2015 19:01

Well it is always warming to have positive sentiment on a BB but the reality is that WLFE has its work cut out to commission this mine and make it profitable in a world where the Tungsten price seems to be in a downwards trend.

I think this share is one to trade in and out within a band until such time that tungsten market shows it has bottomed.

[katie priceless] 17/6/2015 09:35

Getting some good postive postings on this thread