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Any chartists that can give an update on how we are looking ?
MGT Discussion 2023
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Bagdadbob
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I'm not a chartists but would like to see what the chart looks like a week or 2 after the Optimisation Studie announcement and Defining of the Go Forward Scope for the Refocused DFS.
Hopefully all still on track for end March.
I got a great feeling about this
Sure hope I'm right
Hopefully all still on track for end March.
I got a great feeling about this
Sure hope I'm right
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41 days to go ....I'm not a chartists but would like to see what the chart looks like a week or 2 after the Optimisation Studie announcement and Defining of the Go Forward Scope for the Refocused DFS.
Hopefully all still on track for end March.
I got a great feeling about this
Sure hope I'm right
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Wonder what they could be used for 
BoogieB
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LightingWonder what they could be used for
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Great announcement today
Bagdadbob
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Sure was.
Conformation of High Grade >68% Iron Concerntrate.
Low impurity.
Another super positive step closer.
Conformation of High Grade >68% Iron Concerntrate.
Low impurity.
Another super positive step closer.
BoogieB
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Agree.
BoogieB
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What do we believe will be the catalyst announcement this month?
My guess is that the initial mTpa will be larger than the minimum now being spoken about. Those flow sheets looked particularly fluid and with a high capacity incoming electrical line, I would expect that production volumes can be ramped without too much infrastructure.
My guess is that the initial mTpa will be larger than the minimum now being spoken about. Those flow sheets looked particularly fluid and with a high capacity incoming electrical line, I would expect that production volumes can be ramped without too much infrastructure.
Bagdadbob
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Japan’s top steelmaker eyes Australia for $1b ‘green steel’ project
Nippon Steel is eyeing a major investment in Australia or Brazil in a green steel project powered by hydrogen, as the company races to reduce its emissions.
AFR Article today.
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Townyj
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Japan’s top steelmaker eyes Australia for $1b ‘green steel’ project
Nippon Steel is eyeing a major investment in Australia or Brazil in a green steel project powered by hydrogen, as the company races to reduce its emissions.www.afr.com
AFR Article today.
Screen shots attached to view.
I wonder which 1 Billion dollar project they are talking about? Hmmm.
Could it be..
Port Bonython export hub
Being nice and close to Whyalla..
BoogieB
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Who knows. It will be good if it does.
What are everyone’s thought on finance? Do we think that partnering financially with Whyalla, Nippon etc will mean that both of those companies received slightly reduced rates and secured supply?
My thoughts are, that I’m happy for that to go ahead. I think that something like the reduces the amount of future dilution. Management have continually said that they want the best financial outcome for shareholders and I think this would be it.
Thoughts?
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I agree with you. That is the tricky part, getting funding without too much dilution. I remember Peter Schubert said they have had offers of funding similar to what HIO got (did not work out) but turned it down so obviously they do have share holders in mind.
Townyj
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This would easily be the best outcome.
Something flexible so we dont lose out on profits over the long run.
BoogieB
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That would be good. Do we know where GFG would be exporting steel supplies? Do they work closely with any countries?
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beserk here another very recent acolyte to this site. I have got my hands dirty in a magnetite pelletizing plant way up North above the Arctic circle but worked myself down..under.
I also met some mine workers from SA at a pub along the Great Ocean Road that informed me about Magnetite mine they were working in. They were late returning to work after long weekend coastal excursion because of mechanical problem to their ute. Took them to Geelong to get ute fixed. Bought me a couple of frosties.
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I also met some mine workers from SA at a pub along the Great Ocean Road that informed me about Magnetite mine they were working in. They were late returning to work after long weekend coastal excursion because of mechanical problem to their ute. Took them to Geelong to get ute fixed. Bought me a couple of frosties.
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