PILBARA MINERALS WKN: A0YGCV ISIN: AU000000PLS0 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

Das nun eine Stage 2 Light bzw. eine Stage 2 in 3 Schritten kommt ist ja im Moment fast klar. So soll die Produktion schrittweise an den Bedarf der Abnehmer/Nachfrage angepasst werden. Stage 2 Light in der ersten Stufe kostet dann erstmal nur ca 50-60 Millionen und ist schneller betriebsbereit als die ursprünglich geplante Stage 2 mit Kosten von 230 Millionen

Strohfeuer !! Abverkauf kommt

Das mit CATL ist schon ne geile Nummer

Ich bin mal gespannt heute Nacht. Die Nachrichten gefallen mir teilweise. Ich hab sogar das Gefühl das es grün enden wird

Wenn ihr euch nicht gerade alle in den Haaren habt ist alles ok

Nimms nicht persönlich. Bei Geld hört die Freundschaft auf :-)

Herr Brinsden sagte, dass CATL die neue stufenweise Expansionsstrategie für Pilgangoora unterstützte, die die anfänglichen Investitionskosten des Projekts senken und das Angebot besser an die Nachfrage der Kunden anpassen wird. Das Unternehmen hat auch angeboten, überschüssiges Spodumenkonzentrat zu kaufen, das verfügbar sein könnte, wenn die bestehenden Kunden des Unternehmens ihre Abnahmeverpflichtungen nicht erfüllen. CATL ist für 40 Prozent der chinesischen Batterieproduktion verantwortlich und beliefert Elektrofahrzeughersteller wie Toyota, BMW, Volkswagen und Honda.

Haha Ich bin doch so sympathisch und ein follower von dir, mich magst du auch so oder? ^^

Und wenn der Preis Creme de la Creme ist dann hab ich euch wieder alle lieb

Absolut

Die Partner von PLS sind wirklich Creme de la Creme 👏👏

Am besten aber : Mr Brinsden said CATL supported the new phased expansion strategy for Pilgangoora that will lower the upfront capital expense of the project and better match supply with demand from customers. The company has also offered to buy excess spodumene concentrate that might be available if the company’s existing customers fail to meet their offtake commitments. CATL is responsible for 40 per cent of China’s battery production, supplying electric vehicle manufacturers including Toyota, BMW, Volkswagen and Honda.” Grandios :)

Pilbara Minerals deal with Chinese battery giant Contemporary Amperex Technology and raisings to tip $111m into coffers Stuart McKinnonThe West AustralianSeptember 4, 2019 Pilbara Minerals is selling 8.5 per cent of the company to China’s biggest maker of electric vehicle batteries as part of a big fundraising that will bring more than $111 million into its coffers. After going into a trading halt last week, Pilbara said today Contemporary Amperex Technology (CATL) would take up $55 million of new shares in the WA lithium miner at 30¢ a share alongside institutional and sophisticated investors who will contribute a further $36.5 million. A $20 million share purchase plan will give retail investors a chance to also take up the cheaper stock, increasing the total funds raised to $111.5 million. Pilbara said the funds would bolster its balance sheet, enable it to take part in a proposed downstream processing joint venture with South Korean steel giant POSCO, help with the ramp-up of its Pilgangoora lithium project near Port Hedland and support its stage two expansion. The raising coincides with a slump in lithium prices amid an oversupply of the commodity, on the back delays in the expansion of chemical conversion capacity in China partly caused by a change in the country’s electric vehicle subsidy regime. The market indigestion last week forced fellow lithium miner Alita Resources into administration. But Pilbara managing director Ken Brinsden said “commentary talking down the current state of lithium markets” had belied “the significant interest we have continued to see from strategic players in the lithium-ion supply chain”. “In particular, the focus is on the quality and security of the lithium raw material supply and matching the raw material demand growth to growth downstream,” he said. Pilbara has been forced to slow mining activities and run its processing plant on a campaign basis this quarter because of slowed demand for its product from China. The company expects to produce just 20,000-35,000t of spodumene or lithium concentrate this quarter but forecasts a bounce to 65,000-80,000t in the December quarter as demand picks up.At the end of June, the company had more than 50,000t of spodumene in stockpiles at its mine.Pilbara had about $63 million in the bank at the end of June, but expected outflows of $66 million this quarter. The raising comes after its decision last week to shelve plans for a sale of up to 49 per cent of its flagship Pilgangoora project near Port Hedland and scale back a proposed $231 million expansion of the mine.

Gern geschehen!

Nice, Dankeschön