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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Talvivaara | TALV | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 4.80 | 00:00:00 |
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Posted at 14/5/2014 08:00 by mclellan krp10- write to investors@talvivaaraI got a reply from them yesterday about the resolved environmental issue. |
Posted at 05/5/2014 13:00 by mclellan We all know that Talvivaara recently received 20m euros to help it get re-organized and avoid bankruptcy.It needs long- term financing to be able to move forward, pay debts and be profitable. We also know that negotiations for this are in progress. It has to be available as quickly as possible and certainly by the end of this month. In his Presentation to investors on the 30th April, the CEO pointed out that these talks were confidential, but were ongoing. |
Posted at 02/5/2014 13:33 by forwood I am so looking forward to an RNS saying finance in place, eg through a large buy in from the likes of Mick Davis. Could be taken over - that would be the simplest way forward:Mick Davis raises $3.75bn for new Xstrata Former mining chief Mick Davis steps up hunt for first acquisition at "opportune" time to build diversified group And Former Xstrata Plc Chief Executive Officer Mick Davis is studying making a bid for BHP Billiton Ltd. thermal coal and NICKEL assets after raising funds from investors including Abu Dhabi's sovereign wealth fund Sunday Times article also sdaid he woas considering others Nickel assets. |
Posted at 02/5/2014 11:18 by mike111d I have noted that this share price tends to go up and down like a ...... but the trend is down, so am I correct in thinking that this is really just a stock for day traders and dreamers rather than investors. |
Posted at 02/5/2014 09:48 by mclellan I've emailed investor relations to ask about 'Nationalization.' |
Posted at 01/5/2014 11:37 by alexturner ... and is about to incite him into taking legal action against certain posters, who the Arch-Liar will falsely claim are part of some nefarious spreadbetting syndicate.Yawn. One stock to the next, her idiotic and unlearned methods never change. The truth is, all that unites "us" (to the extent there even is an "us") is that we detest a certain disgusting, lying, cheating, swindling harridan, who has cost innocent investors many millions of pounds through her babbling and day-trading. It truly is as simple as that. Anything "she" (there is mixed evidence on this count) invests in is bound to attract a nest of shorters. If you play exclusively on the long side, taking a cash break may be the wise move - you can always buy back later. As to the stock - thanks to the presence of the odious one, this mongrel's share price is going to get whacked so hard when the rest of the Totteridge and Whetstone club hears of this, that you won't know what hit you. Of course, it is only money. |
Posted at 30/4/2014 07:47 by forwood The share price gyrations reflect the uncertainty. On the one hand they are a going concern with an improving market for their products. Nickel prices have increased 28%. On the other, the recent past has left them an appalling legacy of financial and operational problems. These are being addressed and it sounds positive in the degree of support received from business partners and the authorities. They are still in limbo with regard to future financing and what sort of a business they will have. We haven't seen a business plan that demonstrates what they need going forward and what sort of return they can expect if finance was in place. I'm sure they have one - no-one would consider finance options without it - but it's not in the public domain yet. And that's the problem for investors. Do you have faith in their future or will it all fall apart? Having said that I think the share price reflects the uncertainty and it remains a punt from here. |
Posted at 29/4/2014 06:17 by h2owater The rush to record shares of Talvivaara on the eve of the financial statementsTUE, APR 29, 2014 7:13 PM CET Internet banking Nordnet explained the Finnish retail investors in the trading and ownership information of Talvivaara shares of the Company on the eve of the financial statements. Nord Internet Talvivaara has been meteoric for the third dedicated to the shares in listed companies immediately after Nokia and Fortum. Talvivaara said 04/17/2014 the release of the balance sheet in a separate release on Wednesday, 4/30/2014. Market-the company's insolvency has been clear for a long time, so small investors are frantically waiting for any signal of the monetary taps on openness. Now, such is the interpretation of the company's financial statements for the final release date. Talvivaara received during the winter two waivers to postpone the financial statements. The company announced an exemption from the first and second 24/1/2014 26/3/2014. Small investors trade volumes multiplied Information Talvivaara coming to the financial statements of the investor deceives the people of Finnish cities in the provinces. NordNet, through stock trading for small investors in Talvivaara stores increased from 21 to 04.25.2014 during the period between the share exchange turnover of the euro in terms of 25-fold relative to March 2014 the average weekly level of trading activity. - Talvivaara last week who have purchased a different number of portfolios is an 8-fold relative to the level of the average week of March, and a 5-fold relative to the beginning of April. Tough dream jackpot lottery rev up the stock market, says Nordnet the Finnish equity strategist Jukka Oksaharju . Game of paper of interest to young investors Age group in the Talvivaara share of particular interest to 26-35 years of age. Children under 35 years of age, small investors represent ownership in Talvivaara total of 52 per cent. 26-35 years: 28.8 per cent holding in 17-25 years: 18.7 per cent holding in 36-45 years: 18.0 per cent holding in 46-55 years: 13.8 per cent holding in 56-65 years: 11.7 per cent ownership 0-16 years: 4.5 per cent holding in 66 to 76 years: 4.0 per cent of the ownership of 77 + years: 0.5 per cent of the ownership of - Typical Talvivaara investor is under 35 years old townsman. Hopes of an early äkkirikastumisesta and standard of living are increasing going strong. Tallinn ferry you want to change the Thai-plane and your own hand weights gym card, summed up Oksaharju. Women are better investors than men NordNet, through the trade fair share of the Talvivaara investors 85.1 per cent of men and 14.9 percent women. At least one of the Talvivaara share-owning men's briefcase-specific median of the financial statements on the eve of ownership is 284 euros. The corresponding figure for women was 189 euros. - Funding Science Professors Barber and Odean have made a seven-year study, which comprises a total of 35 000 households. They concluded that women are more risk-thirsty men better investors objectivity and prudent investment strategy as a result. Talvivaara's case does not give rise to a new study concludes Oksaharju. In western Finland, Talvivaara massive enthusiasm Geographically, the Talvivaara share of particular interest to the western Finnish, representing a small Finnish investors ownership of up to 48.5 per cent of the different terms of the number of portfolios. Western Finland: 48.5 percent ownership in Southern Finland: 26.8 percent ownership in Northern Finland: 13.0 percent ownership of Eastern Finland: 11.6 percent ownership of the Åland Islands: 0.1 per cent of the ownership of - It is worth noting that, contrary to popular belief, Talvivaara retail investor ownership is not local. For example, a quarter of Pori portfolio can be found in at least one of the Talvivaara share. Also, Turku, Talvivaara has purchased a fifth case. Is the old dock locations learned that the owner of the list of the state most likely to keep the big bankruptcy at bay, says Oksaharju. The small investor theme of the Double Jeopardy Betting Ltd has received Talvivaara as a serious competitor. Talvivaara shares has become about 0.10 euro dropped to the level, more preferably a meaningful unit price of more than a dream of happiness. - I invest kymmensenttiseni rather empty glass bottles. The probability of a doubling in the value of a deposit of at least a hundred times Talvivaara is compared to the sum of Oksaharju. Further information: Jukka Oksaharju, Nordnet the Finnish equity strategist 050 376 0589 / jukka.oksaharju @ nordnet.fi |
Posted at 24/4/2014 06:45 by jumbone Excellent Post by Wealth Manager on LSE :Re-posted here adding the several parts as one post----------- WealthManager Posts: 77 Off Topic Opinion: Strong Buy Price: 8.60 Key Facts...(Pt 1) Today 05:55 Fellow investors, the investment case in Talvivaara is not anchored in incorrectly interpreted trading metrics, self-interested arguments or illogical stock comparisons. No. The investment case in Talvivaara is anchored in substantiated key facts: 1. The government of Finland, through Solidium Oy (a state-owned investment company), is the largest shareholder in Talvivaara with an ownership of approximately 16.7%. Solidium's investment strategy is to make long-term investments in listed companies with national significance. So, what is nationally significant about Talvivaara? Well, it has the largest known nickel sulphide deposit in Europe; 642 million metric tons of ore. According to GSF, the ore has the potential to deliver, annually, 50,000 tons of nickel, 90,000 tons of zinc, 15,000 tons of copper, and 1,800 tons of cobalt per year. The uranium figures are yet to be evaluated. Put together, the company's total mineral resource stands at a whopping 2,053 million tonnes (JORC classified)! Oh, by the way, this mineral resource is not worth £155 million... hxxp://www.solidium. hxxp://www.metso.com 2. Talvivaara's loan and streaming agreement with the Brussels-listed Nyrstar to sell its zinc concentrate at market prices was purely remarkable. The market is yet to price this. For the record, this agreement has not replaced Nyrstar's 2010 agreement with Talvivaara where it agreed to pay $335 million for Talvivaara's zinc concentrate until 1.25 million metric tons is delivered! This agreement still stands! The former is just a short-term agreement whilst it secures long-term, forward funding arrangements. 3. On the 20th of November 2013, when the price of nickel was $12,311 per ton, Talvivaara had to produce 30,000 tons of nickel a year to be profitable. Today, nickel rose to $18,260. That's a 50% gain on last year's price! Fellow investors, be under no illusion; the current nickel and zinc prices make Talvivaara a profitable business case with a breakeven tonnage of 11,600 tons per year! And what was its potential nickel production capacity again? hxxp://mg.co.za/arti . Key Facts... (Pt 2) Today 06:01 4. According to PWC, investments in Finnish mining assets are expected to increase significantly over the next 3 years. The increased global demand for minerals is forcing miners to extract minerals from more remote locations and lower grade mines. This factor alone is expected to increase investments in Finnish mining assets. This is supported by a survey conducted by the Fraser institute, ranking Finland as the second most attractive mining country in the world. The increase in investments is also supported by the availability of good geological data, a high quality infrastructure, political stability and transparency, the newly adopted Finnish Mining Act, and higher commodity prices, allowing the reopening of closed mines (page 4 below) hxxp://www.pwc.fi/fi 5. There are currently 40-50 exploration companies operating in Finland, which are mostly owned by publicly listed foreign companies. Of these, only 12 have reached the production stage. And of these, only Kemi and Talvivaara mines are under Finnish ownership. The latter also contribute the largest mining revenues to the Finnish economy (page 6 below). hxxp://www.pwc.fi/fi 6. Talvivaara has in place a 10-year off-take agreement (at market prices) for 100% of its main output of nickel and cobalt to Norilsk Nickel, the world's leading producer of nickel and palladium. Norilsk currently holds a 1% (12,173,770 shares) stake in the company. 7. On 1 March 2012 Talvivaara Mining Company was granted a license to extract uranium as a by-product from its existing operations. The permit is valid until the end of 2054. The start of uranium production is subject to Environmental Permit approval, which was submitted in Q1/2011. Further exploration potential remains in the Talvivaara area as there are strong geophysical anomalies between known deposits. hxxp://www.pwc.fi/fi 8. Nyrstar has pledged to work actively with Talvivaara, along with other key stakeholders, to explore the option of identifying potential investor(s) to participate in an overall financial solution for Talvivaara. Why has Nyrstar done this? Nyrstar's business model and that of Talvivaara are intrinsically linked. Should Talvivaara falter in its recovery plan and it won't be allowed to Nyrstar stands to loose approximately 15% of its EBITDA! And what was its EBITDA for 2013? £153 million! hxxp://www.nyrstar.c Uranium Permit Today 07:09 Corbine, the uranium permit is valid and still in place until 2054. Currently, uranium occurs naturally in small concentrations in the Talvivaara area. The recovery of uranium will be adapted to Talvivaara's existing production process by adding a safe and simple solvent extraction process to allow the recovery of the intermediate uranium oxide (Yellow Cake). The uranium will be purchased by the Canadian company Cameco Corporation, which will process the uranium further into nuclear fuel to be used in nuclear power plants. Several Finnish and international authorities and organisations, who oversee the safe and peaceful exploitation of nuclear power, were involved in granting Talvivaara's uranium recovery permit. To this end, Talvivaara's process complies with the regulations concerning the safety and related monitoring of operations issued by the Radiation and Nuclear Safety Authority of Finland (STUK), and the Finnish Safety and Chemicals Agency (Tukes). In addition, the operations will be monitored by the European Atomic Energy Community (EURATOM) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Uranium will only be a by-product of the Talvivaara mine, whose main products will continue to be nickel and zinc. The company estimates that it will produce 300-350 tons of uranium per annum. |
Posted at 22/4/2014 07:13 by h2owater From LSE:Oldfinger, on the 08th of March 2013, Talvivaara issued a 6:1 rights offering to raise EUR261 million. The proceeds were to facilitate a ramp-up towards full-scale production (50,000 tonnes of nickel per annum) and rationalise its capital structure.On the 15th of April 2013, the company advised the market that the rights issue had been significantly oversubscribed; all 1,633,857,840 new shares offered in the rights offering (the "Offer Shares") were subscribed for. Now, on the 31st of January 2012, Talvivaara's share register looked like this:1. Pekka Perä, Talvivaara's President and CEO: 22.88% (56,265,895 shares).2. Varma Mutual Pension Insurance Company: 8.58% (21,106,093 shares).3. Solidium Oyi (Finnish government): 7.37% (18,114,053 shares).4. Ilmarinen Mutual Pension Insurance Company: 5.92% (14,551,914 shares).5. Norilsk Nickel Holdings (Cyprus) Ltd: 5.9% (12,173,770 shares).In summary, the 50 largest shareholders in 2011 controlled 59.76% of the company whilst UK Nominee account holders (PI's) held 17.32% of the shares. The rest were held in escrow accounts.Now, fast-forward to the 31st of January 2014, post the 6:1 rights issue, and Talvivaara's share register looked like this:1. Solidium Oyi (Finnish government): 16.70% (318,329,000 shares)2. Pekka Perä, Talvivaara's President and CEO: 3.91% (74,603,895 shares).3. Norilsk Nickel Holdings (Cyprus) Ltd: 1% (12,173,770 shares).In summary, the 50 largest shareholders in 2014 control 26.44% of the company whilst UK Nominee account holders (PI's) hold 14.06% of the shares. 36.2% are now held by Finnish investors and the rest are held in escrow accounts.So, what does this tell us about the 6:1 rights issue? 1. The Finnish government was the biggest winner as it took the opportunity to substantially increase its grip on Talvivaara. Why? As of the 14th of November 2013, Talvivaara's total mineral resource (classified according to the JORC Code with 0.07% Ni Cut-Off) stood at 2,053 million tonnes!!2. The institutional investors and Pekka Perä, Talvivaara's President and CEO, took the biggest hit.3. Finnish investors were big winners as they appear to have secured a significant stake in the company. That's why, when you do the math, the shares are somewhat illiquid (62.64% are controlled stakes).Oldfinger, what I'm trying to say is, take little notice of the 6:1 rights issue and the issued share capital (1.9bn shares) of the company. Instead, focus on the company's market cap (£150m). 2,053 million tonnes of appreciating (nickel and zinc prices) resource is not worth £150m. . |
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