Zanaga Iron Ore Share Discussion Threads

[gismo] 18/6/2022 09:23

Total rubbish.

[the stinger] 16/6/2022 16:26

20 bag on development... no value if not. Simple

[extrader] 15/6/2022 21:37

.."Thanks for your money but we're just going to run it down until we delist..."

That has to be recognised as a possibility, if only on the grounds of cost. It would also, of course, be a lot more convenient to conclude any deal away from the public limelight.

The read-across from Kore Potash KP2 doesn't tell us much, either.

Ho hum.

[the stinger] 15/6/2022 12:57

It's a huge real asset, just seems no one wants to develop it at current costs. May be getting cheap enough for the potential investors to look at though for future development. Who knows what if anything is going on in the background ?. Without any real news flow for over a year one can only assume nothing.

In fact the only real news flow has been Price Monitoring Extensions!,, dont know why though when no one even buys here.

Maybe in another 5 / 10 years it will receive further interest... Till then put your share certificate in a box and revisit in 5 yrs.

[mertymcs] 10/6/2022 06:48

Still no replies at all from Ziocs investor relations. For me that is a massive warning sign to go from regular response to contact to nothing at all over the last 6 months.There is no way you can say something is going on as it clearly isn't, they will probably say with the rise in material costs that we have to recost the project and then it will be the rise in costs make the project not viable.Thanks for your money but we're just going to run it down until we delist.

[extrader] 08/6/2022 17:52

Hi sooty,

This is a recycled news item ;-<, here's my recycled comment at the time..

.."Olam (parent/shareholder of ARISE)has more credibility than some recent NGuesso initiatives...

.."Here's something about ARISE track record and other activities in Africa
hxxps://www.olamgroup.com/news/all-news/press-release/re-organisation-of-gabon-special-economic-zone.html

.."The ARISE group focuses on originating, building and executing large scale infrastructure and logistics assets to address the infrastructure gap in Africa.

ARISE P&L manages ports and logistics infrastructure projects in West Africa, including a mineral port and a general cargo port in Gabon, a cargo port in Mauritania and a bulk port in San Pedro, Côte d'Ivoire. ARISE IIP manages the special economic zones in Nkok, Gabon, while ARISE IS comprises other infrastructure management and development projects.

Each vertical is a unique joint-venture partnership, with strategic partners and host government shareholders, including Africa Finance Corporation (“AFC”), Meridiam, STOA, SNEDAI and CDC Gabon. .."

Olam International is a leading food and agri-business supplying food, ingredients, feed and fibre to 19,800 customers worldwide.
Headquartered and listed in Singapore, Olam currently ranks among the top 30 largest primary listed companies in terms of market capitalisation on SGX-ST."

Maybe a little more credibility than some of the press reports....and could apply more to KP2 (potash = 'food interests') than to ZIOC.

I've asked AT if there'll be any comment on this and other rumblings(eg BaoWu) in the shortly due FY results (latest 30 Jun).

Ho hum

[runnerpete22] 03/6/2022 14:09

hxxp://www.faapa.info/blog/la-societe-arise-entend-developper-un-port-mineralier-dans-les-zes-de-pointe-noire-et-de-ouesso/

[runnerpete22] 01/6/2022 19:45

From Nov 2021. hxxps://african.business/2021/11/trade-investment/ports-build-them-the-business-case-is-clear-says-arise-pampl/

"Dawes says they have the finances to match their ambitions: “We’re a truly 100% African company, that’s what differentiates us from the rest. Currently, we’re focusing on West Africa, from Mauritania to Congo. I can’t give you specific numbers, but we are looking at one project with a total investment of well over $1bn."

Couldnt be the 5th largest in the world undeveloped iron ore deposit...could it ????

[extrader] 01/6/2022 11:15

.."this protocol aims to build a mineral port in Pointe-Noire..."

Iron ore ? ;->
or
Potash (KP2) ? ;->

Olam (parent/shareholder of ARISE)has more credibility than some recent NGuesso initiatives...

.."Here's something about ARISE track record and other activities in Africa
hxxps://www.olamgroup.com/news/all-news/press-release/re-organisation-of-gabon-special-economic-zone.html

.."The ARISE group focuses on originating, building and executing large scale infrastructure and logistics assets to address the infrastructure gap in Africa.

ARISE P&L manages ports and logistics infrastructure projects in West Africa, including a mineral port and a general cargo port in Gabon, a cargo port in Mauritania and a bulk port in San Pedro, Côte d'Ivoire. ARISE IIP manages the special economic zones in Nkok, Gabon, while ARISE IS comprises other infrastructure management and development projects.

Each vertical is a unique joint-venture partnership, with strategic partners and host government shareholders, including Africa Finance Corporation (“AFC”), Meridiam, STOA, SNEDAI and CDC Gabon. .."

Olam International is a leading food and agri-business supplying food, ingredients, feed and fibre to 19,800 customers worldwide.
Headquartered and listed in Singapore, Olam currently ranks among the top 30 largest primary listed companies in terms of market capitalisation on SGX-ST.

Ho hum

[runnerpete22] 01/6/2022 09:15

Can only be positive news. Who knows, it may well be the final piece of jigsaw required by any potential purchaser of our mine.

[gismo] 31/5/2022 22:39

BRAZZAVILLE, May 31 (Xinhua) -- The Government of the Republic of Congo signed Tuesday, on the sidelines of the first forum on public-private partnership, a memorandum of understanding with the ARISE group, a company owned by Olam International and Africa Finance Corporation, for the development of activities in the special economic zones (SEZs) of Pointe-Noire,Signed between the Minister of International Cooperation and the Promotion of Public-Private Partnership, Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso and the Vice-President of Arise, Shailesh Barot, this protocol aims to build a mineral port in Pointe-Noire."Through this memorandum of understanding, we have just taken a first step towards carrying out studies in the two SEZs," said Congolese Minister in charge of SEZs Emile Ouosso, co-signatory of the memorandum of understanding, adding that after three months of studies, both parties will sign the memorandum of understanding for the effective start of work in Pointe-N"This is an important step since our National Development Plan (NDP) has as its main objective the diversification of our economy. Among the six pillars of this NDP is the development of SEZs where we want to attract a number of investors," said the Minister of International Cooperation and the Promotion of Public-Private Partnership.With a view to attracting private investment, the government organised, from 30 to 31 May in Kintélé in the northern suburbs of Brazzaville, Congolese capital, a forum on public-private partnership to encourage capital leaders to turn their eyes to Congo.This first forum targets the sectors of agriculture, tourism, industrial development, special economic zones and real estate, which are priority axes of the five-year plan, also known as the PND 2022-2026.This Plan aims to boost the development of the Congolese economy with a view to getting it out of high dependence on oil."It is a challenge that the government has set itself for the next five years. The country has significant potential. Out of nearly 10 million hectares of rich agricultural land, among the best on the continent, only about 4% are exploited," said Mr. Denis Christel Sassou Nguesso.According to him, the government's current vision is to partner with private partners in a win-win approach to develop certain growth-creating economic sectors that create thousands of jobs. End

[gismo] 28/5/2022 11:03

Lololol you're just too much Mr Mouse. You should be on the stage!

[jack4691] 27/5/2022 00:31

"The assets are still there, nothing has changed " says GoogleGran! Some years back she said something similar over on the UKOG bb - 'there are millions of bbls of oil down there, no doubt about it' !!! But pi's in UKOG are still awaiting the 'second coming'! Poor GoogleGran - she ain't got a clue!

[catchingmice] 26/5/2022 10:22

I've got more 'IRON' in my Vitamins than what these bunch of Clowns haveBet they are all on their Holidays at Shareholders Expense"Always look on the Bright Side of Life"LMAO

[gismo] 25/5/2022 15:54

You seem to have this all sown up and in the bin? The assets are still there, nothing has changed, still the 5th largest iron ore mine in the world. It's up to Glen now. They are selling a large number of their assets so who knows?

[the stinger] 24/5/2022 21:49

Can't believe there's been no kind of update announced here, certainly been a while and now at an all time low.

It now looks pretty grim for Zioc holders, unbelievable really with all the proven up asset, permits in place, 2 billion tonne of premium IO at hand, etc etc.

Cheap fire sale looks like the only option now, either that or lights out!. Those interested investors have long gone along with the BOD too it seems.

Shame really, another great potential story down the pan.

[mertymcs] 20/5/2022 18:11

When you get an RNS it's usually a forced one

[mertymcs] 19/5/2022 08:06

Nothing is going on here, no responses for over 4 months from the investor relations at ZIOC.I imagine they aren't exactly inundated with investor questions.It won't help either that the investor relations guy has setup another company Vision Blue Advisors UK.