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Colin Bennett

Xstrata completes $463m El Morro sale - 0 views

  • XTA - Xstrata Latest Prices LONDON (SHARECAST) - Xstrata has completed the sale of its 70% interest in El Morro SCM, which owns the El Morro copper-gold project in north-central Chile. The miner will get $463m in cash from New Gold
Colin Bennett

Copper market case study from BME - 0 views

  • The mathematical modelling of metals prices is a useful tool for the mining and investment communities by helping to explain market performance. As a service to Mining Journal readers, we provide here an explanation of Bloomsbury Minerals Economics Ltd's model for copper.London-based BME models metals prices with reference to three 'fundamental' forces: stocks of the metal, economic growth (or specific metal demand) and performance of the US dollar. The models have progressed from dealing with commodities as industrial raw materials to dealing with them as a hybrid physical-investment market.BME is this year introducing the influence of investment/disinvestment on the market, and on ways of better understanding investor flows. 
Colin Bennett

Kazakhmys gets funding from China - 0 views

  • Kazakhmys, the London-listed copper producer, has secured long-awaited funding for what is set to be its biggest project with a $2.7bn (£1.7bn) loan from China's state-run Development Bank and SamrukKazyna, the Kazakh sovereign wealth fund.About $2bn of the loan will fund the development of the Boschekul copper project in northern Kazakhstan, which has been in the pipeline since 2006.
Colin Bennett

Rio Tinto says demand strong for iron, copper ores - 0 views

  • (AP) — LONDON - Anglo-Australian mining company Rio Tinto PLC said Thursday that demand for iron ore, copper and gold rose strongly in the fourth quarter, but was cautious about the current year as governments wind down economic stimulus programs.
Panos Kotseras

UK - LME introduces Asian Benchmark reference prices - 0 views

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    The London Metal Exchange (LME) announced that it launched new Asian Benchmark reference prices for LME copper, LME aluminium, and LME zinc. The exchange said that new unofficial three month futures prices for the above contracts will be published at the end of the Asian trading day. As published on 24th January 2011, the first LME copper Asian Benchmark price was US$9,550.00/t. The LME attributed the introduction of the new benchmark prices to the increasing futures trading volume on LMEselect, the exchange's electronic trading platform, during Asian time zones. It is expected that the new reference prices will provide a transparent view of the sentiment across Asian key metal and financial markets.
Colin Bennett

Glencore - Commodities: Into the spotlight - 0 views

  • The IPO in London and Hong Kong is set to be the largest in history for the UK market and the third largest in Europe – only the privatisations of Deutsche Telekon and Enel of Italy in the late 1990s were bigger. In the process it will transform a highly publicity shy company into a publicly listed $60bn giant, with all the attendant glare. Unsurprisingly bankers – whether involved in the deal or not – consider it the event of the year whose importance reaches beyond the capital markets.
James Wright

India - Luvata set to expand into the emerging India refrigeration market - 0 views

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    London-headquartered Luvata Group, a major semis fabricator, announced its intention to establish a new production facility in India as it endeavours to capture around 10% of this emerging market by 2015. The company anticipates that growth in the domestic heat transfer market will surge by 25% per annum, driven by demand from the processed-food, supermarket retail, horticultural crops and pharmaceutical sectors. Development of an effective refrigeration supply chain is one of the targets of the Ministry of Food Processing Industries and Luvata has highlighted opportunities in reducing the waste produced by India's large fruit and vegetable market.
Colin Bennett

Super ants with deadly attraction to electricity gnaw through cables - 0 views

  • The super ant’s attraction towards electricity is stronger than its compulsion to eat or drink, meaning it can gnaw through electricity cables and nest in electrical equipment and plug sockets.  These ants usually nest in electrical items and this means they can pose a fire risk and when they swarm can cause blackouts.
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