Anglo Pacific Share Discussion Threads

[haydock] 01/3/2012 09:54

haydock - 22 Feb'12 - 17:07 - 5729 of 5734 edit


Days away from a possible Golden Cross on the charts?

Golden crosss now a reality.

[haydock] 27/2/2012 10:45

The above is only half of the company:
Talk of a Share split:


What the Gold share would contain if they split:

Note that Tangara is on the board, but they have not mentioned the application for mining, which may even be by Troy?
{ Tangara was a missing entity for 12 months, so the inclusion is significant: we have never had any grades }

AIM: HZM TSX: HZM
Developing the next major nickel project in Brazil
Gold Portfolio
AngloGold Falcao JV
•US$4.5 million to earn to 51%
•Anglo have option to earn to 70% by completion of pre-feasibility
•Falcao is a significant gold anomaly –drilling by BHP
•3,000m diamond drill programme completed –multiple positive results, intersections include;
11.1m grading 1.21 g/t Au
1.67m grading 27.70 g/t Au
•2012 budget approved –US$1.6 million

AngloGold Santana Strategic JV
•US$5.3 million three year Strategic Alliance signed with AngloGold who are utilising Horizonte's technical and operational experience in Brazil
•All new projects defined will be owned 49% by Horizonte and 51% by AngloGold –with option to take projects to pre-feasibility for additional equity position
•Any gold projects below the minimum size threshold (>2 Moz) will revert back to Horizonte 100%

Troy Resources
•300 sq km exploration block covering part of Greenstone Belt with historic gold production in world-class Carajas Mineral Province
•US$2.8 million exploration investment
•US$2 million cash on exercise plus US$30/oz upon production




Where we are with Tangara & more to add into the Gold side if we split:

Future Planned Work

A mining licence application has been lodged with the Brazilian Department of Mines to cover the Malvinas target. Future activity by Troy at the Tangara Project is contingent on this application being successful.

El Aguila

The El Aguila silver-lead-zinc project is located in the Cerro de Pasco mining district in central Peru. The project consists of two claims which lie some 18km north of the city of Cerro de Pasco and is surrounded by active mines. The Company has undertaken no activity on the project in the last 24 months.

[haydock] 27/2/2012 10:43

Horizonte:

[atflores] 24/2/2012 23:26

Not convincing WeeEck. Sounds like you have a perceptive wife though.

[weeeck] 23/2/2012 14:38

AtFlores
I hope they are not!. Shale gas is all hype. After first production the amount recoverable decreases drastically, so a field with a potential 2 billion barrels might only ever produce a fraction of that amount unless you know of some new technology that nobody else does. APF have traditionally invested in small projects that become big projects, not the other way round. But then WTFDIK as my wife keeps telling me.
Cheers,
Eric

[atflores] 23/2/2012 14:14

I hope they are investing in shale gas asap. Anyone know? Apologies for being lazy.

[haydock] 22/2/2012 17:07

Days away from a possible Golden Cross on the charts?

[johnrxx99] 22/2/2012 11:56

In the current climate, a solid set of results imo. RSI is a bit toppy at the moment so I'll wait a while before adding.

[haydock] 22/2/2012 09:28

What the balence sheet did not reveal:apart from the coal in Canada !

The Group's total assets at December 31, 2011 were GBP 380.2 million, compared to GBP 415.6 million at December
31, 2010.

This does not include any increase in value over cost that may be attributable to the Group's royalty
intangibles or the Panorama and Trefi coal projects. If royalty intangibles were included at valuation this
would enhance assets by a further GBP 52.2 million (2010: GBP 12.1 million).

Then there is the Cdn coal:

The Group's work on the Trefi and Panorama coal projects in British Columbia, Canada continues to be included in
the accounts at cost, and the cost of property acquisition, tenure maintenance and deferred exploration totalled GBP
2.1 million at December 31, 2011 (2010: GBP 2.0 million). The proposed disposal of Trefi is subject to contract and
had not been completed as at December 31, 2011.

Smoke & mirrors, thats APF as usual.

About as expected this year, but I had not expected record royalties.

[deadly] 22/2/2012 08:56

good progress but not worth it 3 times

[rogerbridge] 22/2/2012 08:14

Really good progress and a hike in the dividend.

[rogerbridge] 22/2/2012 08:14

Really good progress and a hike in the dividend.

[rogerbridge] 22/2/2012 08:14

Really good progress and a hike in the dividend.

[gavapentin] 22/2/2012 08:08

Well I liked the results

[pip] 21/2/2012 19:02

I'll be here at 0700!

[haydock] 21/2/2012 18:10

Rise & shine folks:

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - Feb. 14, 2012) - Anglo Pacific Group PLC (the "Company")
(LSE:APF)(TSX:APY) will announce its preliminary results for the year ended December 31, 2011 on Wednesday,
February 22, 2012.

An analyst presentation on the Company's preliminary results will take place at 9.30am at the London Stock Exchange, 10 Paternoster Square, London EC4M 7LS. There will also be an audio webcast available for the
presentation with a replay facility available at www.anglopacificgroup.com.

[sigala] 09/2/2012 17:55

Hi Haydock,

Thanks for that.

Regards,

Sigala

[haydock] 09/2/2012 08:32

Sigala:
John has replaced the old data of late & highlighted your thread.
Your Wiki, does not seem to work on the other APF thread.

Thanks for providing the meat in the sandwich between the 2 threads.

Cheers Hay.

[sigala] 08/2/2012 19:22

Hi Stevie,

Thanks for your comments - its always good to get feedback.

Regards,

Sigala

[stevie blunder] 08/2/2012 18:16

Hi Sigala,
thanks for the work on the Wiki, hope you keep it up.

I do read Piedro's thread, which is very good, but I try not to clutter it up with my drivel ;-)


Cheers

steve

[sigala] 08/2/2012 17:47

Hi Stevie Blunder and Haydock,

a couple of days ago you were discussing APF's shareholding in Magma Metals. I don't know if you have also been reading Piedro's thread, but he has pointed out that APF have been significantly adding to their stake in Magma Metals recently, in particular they have purchased nearly 5.4m shares in the last week alone.

This has taken their current holding to 41,419,070 shares which represents approx 15.5% of Magma's issued share capital. I have now updated the Wiki to reflect this change.

It will be interesting to see what happens to the unsolicited takeover attempt by Panoramic Resources.

regards,

Sigala

[gavapentin] 06/2/2012 17:48

Great rises over last few days.
Hopefully well and truly broken out of trading range and back to 320p+.