New World Res A Share Discussion Threads

[mustau] 19/8/2009 08:10

not taken well

[bottompicker] 19/8/2009 07:41

Some good and some bad news,

Highlights

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Consolidated revenues of EUR 539 million (EUR 484 million for continuing operations - Excludes the Energy Trading Segment)
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Coal production down by 17% and coke production down 40% year-on-year
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Sales recovered somewhat in June; increased orders in recent weeks
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22% reduction in operating costs year-on-year
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EBITDA of EUR 82 million (EUR 76 million for continuing operations), reflecting significantly lower coal and coke prices and volumes
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Adjusted loss per A share of EUR (0.16)
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Unrestricted cash of EUR 392 million
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EUR 141 million ECA (Export Credit Agency) loan agreement signed for Phase II of POP 2010
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POP 2010 Phase I equipment delivered 117% average productivity increases and improved safety performance; Phase II proceeding to plan
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Continued improvement in safety with LTIFR (the number of reportable injuries after three days of absence divided by total number of hours worked expressed in millions of hours) in mining operations down 11%
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No interim dividend payment due to uncertain market

[dawsonpaul] 19/8/2009 07:25

The analysts expected a 25M loss. Nearly twice that. Let's see how the market reacts.

[pmeldrum] 19/8/2009 07:19

I am still holding

Interim results out but i think not actual results but a forward looking statement is more important


Although the market remains volatile, we believe that the
long-term outlook for the sector is positive. We remain focused on cost control,
cash flow optimisation and prudent management for the ongoing sustainability of
our business."

[adieadie] 19/8/2009 00:26

Suspect its warming up for another upward jump.

Everyone on holiday?

[seible] 17/8/2009 23:38

I am still holding and not bothered. Will hold at least until £10.

[rawboy] 17/8/2009 17:59

very quiet on here.......any holders left

[adieadie] 17/8/2009 08:58

Up to its old tricks this morning

[arcadian] 14/8/2009 17:20

Good auction finish@ 515p. The institutions buying and at end of day they have to pay a high price to get their volumes.

[adieadie] 14/8/2009 16:04

Has this dipped on the czech exchange today? Huge amount of buying and price has dipped...

[adieadie] 14/8/2009 11:27

Anyone got level 2? Is there a huge sell somewhere around 525 thats keeping this down?

[dawsonpaul] 14/8/2009 08:46

thyssenkrupp are still up 4%. Interpret good results as a degree of bad in this climate. Anyone posting good results can expect at least a double figure rise.

[dawsonpaul] 14/8/2009 07:58

There is a pre-open sell order of 2 shares for 480. CNTS!

[monsta2] 14/8/2009 07:55

v bad results from thyssenkrupp

[adieadie] 13/8/2009 23:41

Nice work Arai. I'm taking a wild guess on more buying tomorrow, but we'll soon find out.

[rutty74] 13/8/2009 23:34

adieadie, last time coal stocks came back in vogue this went from around 275 to 475 in about 4 days i recall, putting on nearly 30% one day. When this goes it goes with rocket fuel afterburners the bloody lot..

[arai] 13/8/2009 23:28

You guys on here all deserve this, I am now out with a small SB which I have had since 265, too many points gained not to, sorry but a great result to all you holders.

A.

[adieadie] 13/8/2009 23:21

I dont think 700p is outrageous, but expect it will struggle to get above that till 2010.

[rutty74] 13/8/2009 22:48

crude up and coal stocks up nicely tonight, this going to 700p+ next few days pdq.

[arcadian] 13/8/2009 18:46

You mean the auction which is not a single buy but a price which maximises
the positions.

[dawsonpaul] 13/8/2009 18:35

Like yesterday, another big buy at the close of play for 505 finishing the day off at the apex.

[adieadie] 13/8/2009 17:49

strong to finish (cause i eat me spinach...)

The 250p buyers must be chuffed today, well done guys.

[mallorca 9] 13/8/2009 15:43

Dont forget that the float price was £13.25.
This Co is way undervalued and we could see a big jump over the next week.

[adieadie] 13/8/2009 15:27

All together, big heave over the £5 hump!