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Australia/Asia: The fall of Tampakan; China ban will impact trade flows; Beaver Creek review

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Australia/Asia
Thursday, September 25, 2014
Andrew Mackenzie
Tampakan is a massive project and Indophil Resources NL has raised a staggering amount of capital over the dozen or so years since it listed to try and get the behemoth into development. Unfortunately for Indophil's shareholders, despite all the monies raised, and all the opportunities that have been highlighted over the years, in the end it all seems to have amounted to very little.
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If it eventuates, China's ban on coal imports with high ash and high sulphur content from January 2015 onwards will have several knock-on implications, notably a shift in coal trade flows. Indonesia will capture a larger share of the Chinese market, while Australia re-directs its coal towards other countries such as India.
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"Everything that can be counted, does not necessarily count. Everything that counts cannot necessarily be counted." – Albert Einstein
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Andrew Mackenzie
It has been easy for some time to characterise Ivan Glasenberg, the chief executive of Glencore plc, as the mining world's biggest bear, but recent events point to a change with the bear possibly turning into a bull.
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Andrew Mackenzie
At over seven thousand feet above sea level the air at Beaver Creek was thin, certainly thinner than I expected. When I arrived at the conference I thought the tinned oxygen provided by CIBC was a novelty.
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Andrew Mackenzie
Australia's iron ore price forecasters are being put to the test as prices slump and the nation's disproportionate dependence on the steelmaking ingredient causes uneasiness in markets and policymaking circles.
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Andrew Mackenzie
Myanmar may not rank top of the list for investors with spare cash burning a hole in their pockets, but with political stability on the cards and a relevant foreign policy starting to emerge, they might need to start paying attention to it.
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Andrew Mackenzie
A successful product of the mining boom, Australia's Atlas Iron Ltd is knuckling right down to the job of surviving the downturn and getting credit in some circles for its efforts to date. But it seems likely to be a while before it again attracts the kind of market kudos it became accustomed to previously.
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Andrew Mackenzie
Amid light-hearted jokes that you would be hard-pressed to find some decent cheese in Moscow these days, a seminar in London has shone a light on the murky world of Western sanctions against Russia. And when it comes to sanctions compliance it is clear that unlike cheese, holes – whether loopholes or otherwise – are far from desirable.
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Andrew Mackenzie
Randgold Resources chief Mark Bristow's belief in the long-term value of high-level underground mining skills transfer from Australia to emerging African countries is echoed by the executive chairman of Byrnecut Mining Group, Steve Coughlan, who is seeing in Tanzania at the moment some of the benefits of taking up the "generational" training challenge facing miners across the continent.
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Andrew Mackenzie
Mines of a very dangerous type gave Jeff Elliott the hairiest time in his 25 years as a geologist, but it's clear he has thoroughly enjoyed most aspects of the "paid adventure" of a career that took on new dimensions after he met Rupert Crowe in the late 1990s.
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Andrew Mackenzie
About half of respondents to an annual survey by Ventyx represented mining companies with little or no data integration across value chains.
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Andrew Mackenzie
While uranium producers will be toasting the recent rise in the spot price hoping the worst is behind them and the re-start of those Japanese reactors is only a few months away, the long-term situation might not bear looking at.
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Andrew Mackenzie
Talk about kicking someone when they're down. Thermal coal miners won't have a lot of energy for the fight at the moment, but at some point they'll come out with guns blazing over the bright future they see for consumption of their product.
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