Frontier Min Share Discussion Threads

[trentendboy] 22/11/2013 20:46

Utter loser thread

[tonybooth2] 22/11/2013 18:53

If you all so against anyone pro FMLI can assume you do not have any shares in FML, if so why do you get So negative and aggressive in your posts.

[smythy4] 18/11/2013 15:38

WAI estimates capex of oxide and sulfide Baitemir projects at $34mn and $100mn, respectively, and expects production from the oxide section to start in 2H2015 with a seven year life-of-mine, while production from the sulfide section with a ten year life-of-mine will commence afterwards. WAI assumed operating cash cost of the oxide section at $3600 per ton and a copper price of $7000 per ton. At a 10% discount rate, WAI estimates the NPV of the oxide and sulfide sections of Baitemir at $21.5mn and $81.5mn, respectively. WAI recommends FML to perform a full bankable feasibility study of the project and to complete more metallurgical work to assess the overall economic viability of the project.

[ohbummer] 18/11/2013 11:13

FML is looking increasingly grim. Pointless hanging on in here with SO many other stocks taking off and money being made hand over fist. Too over-hyped by rampers.

FML looks about to die... get out while you have a few pennies left.

Sell FML. Selling this morning.

[smythy4] 18/11/2013 10:50

WAI estimates capex of oxide and sulfide Baitemir projects at $34mn and $100mn, respectively, and expects production from the oxide section to start in 2H2015 with a seven year life-of-mine, while production from the sulfide section with a ten year life-of-mine will commence afterwards. WAI assumed operating cash cost of the oxide section at $3600 per ton and a copper price of $7000 per ton. At a 10% discount rate, WAI estimates the NPV of the oxide and sulfide sections of Baitemir at $21.5mn and $81.5mn, respectively. WAI recommends FML to perform a full bankable feasibility study of the project and to complete more metallurgical work to assess the overall economic viability of the project.

[smythy4] 18/11/2013 10:47

The Company has been advised by two of its significant shareholders, BMF International Ltd ("BMF") and Teratorn International Ltd ("Teratorn"), that last year they entered into a number of three year hypothecation loan agreements whereby their shares in Frontier were transferred to the lenders as collateral for the loans. The shares involved are approximately 77 million for BMF International Limited (representing approximately 4.1% of the issued share capital of the Company) and 98 million for Teratorn International Limited (representing approximately 5.3% of the issued share capital of the Company). Under the terms of the loan agreements, the lenders may trade the pledged shares in the market. However, as long as BMF and Teratorn adhere to the terms and conditions of the conditions of the loans, the lenders are obliged to return the full amount of the shares to BMF and Teratorn on the redemption of the loans at the end of the loan period.



The Company has undertaken an analysis of the share register and considers that, in the period from March to December 2011, the loan counterparties have sold over 160 million of the pledged shares in Frontier into the market. Frontier was at no time notified by the lenders of the share sales into the market.

[michaelsadvfn] 18/11/2013 10:14

FML is looking increasingly grim. Pointless hanging on in here with SO many other stocks taking off and money being made hand over fist. Too over-hyped by rampers.

FML looks about to die... get out while you have a few pennies left.

Sell FML. Strong selling this morning.

[ohbummer] 18/11/2013 09:56

FML is looking increasingly grim. Pointless hanging on in here with SO many other stocks taking off and money being made hand over fist. Too over-hyped by rampers.

FML looks about to die... get out while you have a few pennies left.

Sell FML. Strong selling this morning.

[ohbummer] 18/11/2013 09:55

FML is looking increasingly grim. Pointless hanging on in here with SO many other stocks taking off and money being made hand over fist. Too over-hyped by rampers.

FML looks about to die... get out while you have a few pennies left.

Sell FML. Strong selling this morning.

[smythy4] 17/11/2013 10:00

Probable? I don't know. Possible? Certainly.....

Frontier Mining Ltd

Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number : 7343V

Frontier Mining Ltd

18 January 2012


18 January 2012

Frontier Mining Ltd

("Frontier" or the "Company")



Frontier share trading



Frontier Mining Ltd (AIM: FML), the AIM quoted copper exploration and development company focused on Kazakhstan, wishes to update the market on the trading volume of its shares over the last few months of 2011.



The Company has been advised by two of its significant shareholders, BMF International Ltd ("BMF") and Teratorn International Ltd ("Teratorn"), that last year they entered into a number of three year hypothecation loan agreements whereby their shares in Frontier were transferred to the lenders as collateral for the loans. The shares involved are approximately 77 million for BMF International Limited (representing approximately 4.1% of the issued share capital of the Company) and 98 million for Teratorn International Limited (representing approximately 5.3% of the issued share capital of the Company). Under the terms of the loan agreements, the lenders may trade the pledged shares in the market. However, as long as BMF and Teratorn adhere to the terms and conditions of the conditions of the loans, the lenders are obliged to return the full amount of the shares to BMF and Teratorn on the redemption of the loans at the end of the loan period.



The Company has undertaken an analysis of the share register and considers that, in the period from March to December 2011, the loan counterparties have sold over 160 million of the pledged shares in Frontier into the market. Frontier was at no time notified by the lenders of the share sales into the market.



The Company confirms that the other substantial shareholders and directors holdings remain as per previously notified to the market.