Fortescue Metal Grp (FSUMF) 2.0000 $FSUMF
Update: Fortescue Metals Continues To Ship Iron Ore At An Elevated Rate
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Feb 01, 3:27AM CST
A Potential 5% Yielder: Rio Tinto Increases Shareholder Distribution Despite Low Iron Ore Price
Seeking Early Retirement - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Jan 14, 4:40PM CST
VALE: 8.05 (+0.32), BHP: 51.19 (+2.38), RIO: 49.37 (+2.22), BBL: 48.82 (+2.36)
Update: Fortescue Metals Adds 300 Million Tonnes Of Iron Ore
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 2:40AM CST
BHP Billiton: A High-Yielding Wait For The Iron Ore Turnaround
Seeking Early Retirement - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Dec 10, 12:38PM CST
BHP: 51.19 (+2.38), VALE: 8.05 (+0.32), RIO: 49.37 (+2.22), BBL: 48.82 (+2.36)
Update: Atlas Iron's Operational Update
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Dec 07, 11:59AM CST
Update: Fortescue Metals Slashes Capex Guidance
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Dec 01, 12:27AM CST
Iron ore rout continues, no year-end restocking seen
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Nov 19, 11:26AM CST
STLD: 20.01 (+0.19), CMC: 15.40 (+0.37), NUE: 48.90 (+0.55), SCHN: 17.19 (+0.04), BHP: 51.19 (+2.38), AKS: 4.87 (+0.39), RIO: 49.37 (+2.22), X: 26.36 (+1.12), MT: 11.20 (+0.74), PKX: 61.04 (+0.65)
Port Hedland strike risk remains as engineers reject deal
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Nov 18, 6:49AM CST
BHP: 51.19 (+2.38)
Iron Ore: Small Producers Gets Squeezed
Frank Isaksen, CFA - Seeking Alpha - Tue Nov 11, 9:48AM CST
The iron ore price has fallen to a five-year low, to a price where only the top producers are making money. Spot iron ore at end of 3Q at about $78 per ton. Average for 3Q was about $90 per ton. (click to enlarge) Source: Vale . In...
AXX: 0.26 (-0.01), VALE: 8.05 (+0.32), BHP: 51.19 (+2.38), CLF: 7.00 (+0.35), RIO: 49.37 (+2.22), MT: 11.20 (+0.74)
Port Hedland deckhands settle, but engineers strike still on
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Nov 10, 6:58AM CST
BHP: 51.19 (+2.38)
Fortescue: Is The 5.8% Dividend Yield Sustainable?
Seeking Early Retirement - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Oct 31, 1:25PM CDT
Update: Fortescue Metals Is Doing Much Better Than Its Guidance
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Oct 17, 2:16PM CDT
Purchasing Trends and Intentions in Australian Mining, 2014
M2 - Mon Aug 11, 10:28AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/97wdb4/purchasing_trends) has announced the addition of the "Purchasing Trends and Intentions in Australian Mining, 2014" report to their offering. This report, based on a survey of 110 buyers and decision-makers at Australian mines, examines respondents' current purchasing methods together with the expectations regarding future expenditure and supplier relationships for different plant, equipment, services and consumables purchases. The report highlights the transistion of the Australian Mining Industry from an expansion phase to a production phase, and trends in purchasing across different customer segments, illustrating the challenges and opportunities for equipment, service and consumables suppliers. Mining equipment is one the major areas of expenditure for a mine. With the Australian mining industry currently facing a lack of available capital, pressure is being applied on purchasing decisions, which is resulting in changes in procurement strategies and behavior. Understanding the changes in procurement behaviors is critical for mining equipment and service suppliers. In an effort to gain insight into this issue, in February and March 2014, Timetric surveyed 110 mine managers, maintenance managers, procurement managers and other key decision-makers currently working in 90 Australian mines. Respondents were asked specific questions about purchasing methods and expectations concerning future expenditure for mining equipment. Key findings include: - Despite being the dominant method of equipment purchase, outright purchase is expected to fall significantly in the next two years; - More respondents see rental agreements increasing than any other method; - Plant and heavy equipment will see the largest expenditure cuts within the next 12 months. Key Highlights - Despite being the dominant method of equipment purchasing, outright purchase is expected to fall significantly in the next two years. - More respondents see rental agreements increasing than any other method. - Plant and heavy equipment will see the largest expenditure cuts over 2014 and 2015. - The biggest challenge identified was sourcing equipment that was fit for purpose', including specific references to equipment suiting mine conditions. Companies Mentioned - Centennial Coal - Peabody Energy - Newcrest - Yancoal - BHP Billiton - Anglo American - Rio Tinto - Fortescue Metals Group For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/97...ing_trends
TransAlta to build highly efficient power station in Western Australia
Marketwire - Mon Jul 28, 6:32AM CDT
TransAlta Corporation (TSX: TA)(NYSE: TAC) has agreed to build, own and operate a 150 MW combined cycle gas power station in South Hedland, Western Australia to supply power to Horizon Power, a state owned utility, and to The Pilbara Infrastructure Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Fortescue Metals Group ("Fortescue"
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TAC: 8.76 (+0.05), TA.TO: 10.91 (+0.02)
Update: Fortescue Metals Continues To Ship Iron Ore At An Elevated Rate
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Feb 01, 3:27AM CST
A Potential 5% Yielder: Rio Tinto Increases Shareholder Distribution Despite Low Iron Ore Price
Seeking Early Retirement - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Jan 14, 4:40PM CST
VALE: 8.05 (+0.32), BHP: 51.19 (+2.38), RIO: 49.37 (+2.22), BBL: 48.82 (+2.36)
Update: Fortescue Metals Adds 300 Million Tonnes Of Iron Ore
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Jan 12, 2:40AM CST
BHP Billiton: A High-Yielding Wait For The Iron Ore Turnaround
Seeking Early Retirement - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Dec 10, 12:38PM CST
BHP: 51.19 (+2.38), VALE: 8.05 (+0.32), RIO: 49.37 (+2.22), BBL: 48.82 (+2.36)
Update: Atlas Iron's Operational Update
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Sun Dec 07, 11:59AM CST
Update: Fortescue Metals Slashes Capex Guidance
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Dec 01, 12:27AM CST
Iron ore rout continues, no year-end restocking seen
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Wed Nov 19, 11:26AM CST
STLD: 20.01 (+0.19), CMC: 15.40 (+0.37), NUE: 48.90 (+0.55), SCHN: 17.19 (+0.04), BHP: 51.19 (+2.38), AKS: 4.87 (+0.39), RIO: 49.37 (+2.22), X: 26.36 (+1.12), MT: 11.20 (+0.74), PKX: 61.04 (+0.65)
Port Hedland strike risk remains as engineers reject deal
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Tue Nov 18, 6:49AM CST
BHP: 51.19 (+2.38)
Iron Ore: Small Producers Gets Squeezed
Frank Isaksen, CFA - Seeking Alpha - Tue Nov 11, 9:48AM CST
The iron ore price has fallen to a five-year low, to a price where only the top producers are making money. Spot iron ore at end of 3Q at about $78 per ton. Average for 3Q was about $90 per ton. (click to enlarge) Source: Vale . In...
AXX: 0.26 (-0.01), VALE: 8.05 (+0.32), BHP: 51.19 (+2.38), CLF: 7.00 (+0.35), RIO: 49.37 (+2.22), MT: 11.20 (+0.74)
Port Hedland deckhands settle, but engineers strike still on
Seeking Alpha - at Seeking Alpha - Mon Nov 10, 6:58AM CST
BHP: 51.19 (+2.38)
Fortescue: Is The 5.8% Dividend Yield Sustainable?
Seeking Early Retirement - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Oct 31, 1:25PM CDT
Update: Fortescue Metals Is Doing Much Better Than Its Guidance
The Investment Doctor - at Seeking Alpha - Fri Oct 17, 2:16PM CDT
Purchasing Trends and Intentions in Australian Mining, 2014
M2 - Mon Aug 11, 10:28AM CDT
Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/97wdb4/purchasing_trends) has announced the addition of the "Purchasing Trends and Intentions in Australian Mining, 2014" report to their offering. This report, based on a survey of 110 buyers and decision-makers at Australian mines, examines respondents' current purchasing methods together with the expectations regarding future expenditure and supplier relationships for different plant, equipment, services and consumables purchases. The report highlights the transistion of the Australian Mining Industry from an expansion phase to a production phase, and trends in purchasing across different customer segments, illustrating the challenges and opportunities for equipment, service and consumables suppliers. Mining equipment is one the major areas of expenditure for a mine. With the Australian mining industry currently facing a lack of available capital, pressure is being applied on purchasing decisions, which is resulting in changes in procurement strategies and behavior. Understanding the changes in procurement behaviors is critical for mining equipment and service suppliers. In an effort to gain insight into this issue, in February and March 2014, Timetric surveyed 110 mine managers, maintenance managers, procurement managers and other key decision-makers currently working in 90 Australian mines. Respondents were asked specific questions about purchasing methods and expectations concerning future expenditure for mining equipment. Key findings include: - Despite being the dominant method of equipment purchase, outright purchase is expected to fall significantly in the next two years; - More respondents see rental agreements increasing than any other method; - Plant and heavy equipment will see the largest expenditure cuts within the next 12 months. Key Highlights - Despite being the dominant method of equipment purchasing, outright purchase is expected to fall significantly in the next two years. - More respondents see rental agreements increasing than any other method. - Plant and heavy equipment will see the largest expenditure cuts over 2014 and 2015. - The biggest challenge identified was sourcing equipment that was fit for purpose', including specific references to equipment suiting mine conditions. Companies Mentioned - Centennial Coal - Peabody Energy - Newcrest - Yancoal - BHP Billiton - Anglo American - Rio Tinto - Fortescue Metals Group For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/97...ing_trends
TransAlta to build highly efficient power station in Western Australia
Marketwire - Mon Jul 28, 6:32AM CDT
TransAlta Corporation (TSX: TA)(NYSE: TAC) has agreed to build, own and operate a 150 MW combined cycle gas power station in South Hedland, Western Australia to supply power to Horizon Power, a state owned utility, and to The Pilbara Infrastructure Pty Ltd, a wholly owned subsidiary of Fortescue Metals Group ("Fortescue"
. TAC: 8.76 (+0.05), TA.TO: 10.91 (+0.02)
