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Vale 2017 cobalt production update Published on Tue, 20 Feb 2018 Vale announced that cobalt reached an annual production of 5,811 tonne in 2017. Cobalt production totaled 1,650 tonne in 4Q17, 10.8% and 3.1% higher than in 3Q17 and 4Q16, respectively, mainly driven by production from VNC, Voisey’s Bay and in Sudbury. Production of cobalt from Sudbury source takes about 3 months from the moment nickel ore is mined at Sudbury to the moment that the cobalt by-product is processed in Port Colborne. Sudbury source cobalt decreased 19.4% compared to 3Q17 mainly due to the impact of the closure of Stobie mine in 2Q17, whose inventory of cobalt intermediate was drawdown and processed in 3Q17. To compensate for this decrease, Sudbury cobalt production line consumed greater amounts of external cobalt feed, leading to the increase in cobalt from Other sources. Voisey’s Bay cobalt production increased compared to 3Q17, mainly due to the successful ramp-up of Long Harbour. As Long Harbour continues to ramp-up we will benefit from the high cobalt recoveries at Long Harbour and produce more Voisey’s Bay source cobalt than in previous periods. Also, there was a spot reconciliation of previous period volumes that attributed a negative amount to Thompson and higher volumes to Voisey’s Bay (254 tonne) in 4Q17. Cobalt production in Long Harbour increased from around 100 tonne in 1Q17 to 400 t in 4Q17, a significant increase that strengthens the refinery performance with robust by-product credits. Source : Strategic Research Institute
www.miningweekly.com/article/apple-is... Apple is said to negotiate buying cobalt direct from miners 21ST FEBRUARY 2018 BY: BLOOMBERG SAVE THIS ARTICLE EMAIL THIS ARTICLE FONT SIZE: -+ LONDON – Apple is in talks to buy long-term supplies of cobalt directly from miners for the first time, according to people familiar with the matter, seeking to ensure it will have enough of the key battery ingredient amid industry fears of a shortage driven by the electric vehicle boom. The iPhone maker is one of the world’s largest end users of cobalt for the batteries in its gadgets, but until now it has left the business of buying the metal to the companies that make its batteries. The talks show that the tech giant is keen to ensure that cobalt supplies for its iPhone and iPad batteries will be sufficient, with the rapid growth in battery demand for electric vehicles threatens to create a shortage of the raw material. About a quarter of global cobalt production is used in smartphones. Apple is seeking contracts to secure several thousand metric tons of cobalt a year for five years or longer, according to one of the people, declining to be named as the discussions are confidential. Apple’s first discussions on cobalt deals with miners were over a yearo, and it may end up deciding not to go ahead with any deal, another person said. An Apple spokesperson declined to comment. Glencore’s CEO Ivan Glasenberg late last year named Apple among several companies the miner was talking to about cobalt, without giving further details. The move means Apple will find itself in competition with carmakers and battery producers to lock up cobalt supplies. Companies from BMW and Volkswagen to Samsung SDI are racing to sign multi-year cobalt contracts deals to ensure they have sufficient supplies of the metal to meet ambitious targets for electric vehicle production. So far no major deals have been announced, although BMW’s head of procurement told Germany daily FAZ in early February that it was close to securing a 10-year supply deal. Cobalt is an essential ingredient in lithium-ion batteries for smartphones. While smartphones use around eight grams of refined cobalt, the battery for an electric car requires over 1,000 times more. Apple has around 1.3-billion existing devices, while Apple CEO Tim Cook has been bullish about the prospects for electric vehicles. SUPPLY CHAIN The price of the metal has more than tripled in the past 18 months to trade at more than $80 000 a metric ton. Two-thirds of supplies come from the Democratic Republic of Congo, where there has never been a peaceful transition of power and child labor is still used in parts of the mining industry. In recent years Apple has stepped up its engagement with cobalt suppliers after the origin of the metal in its supply chain came under scrutiny from human rights groups. In a report in early 2016, Amnesty International alleged that Apple and Samsung Electronics’ Chinese suppliers were buying cobalt from mines that rely on child labor. Last year Apple published a list of the companies that supply the cobalt used in its batteries for the first time, and said it would not let cobalt from small-scale mines in Congo into its supply chain until it could verify that the "appropriate protections" were in place.
Top five cobalt reserves by Country Published on Wed, 21 Feb 2018 Investing News reported that Cobalt has been on everyone’s lips this past year. Prices have shot up, and more and more investors are becoming interested in this critical metal. As demand for cobalt rises, market watchers are particularly keen to find out where it may be mined in the future. That’s why it’s important to review cobalt reserves, or how much economically mineable cobalt a country holds. By keeping an eye on these numbers, it’s possible to guess which countries may become or continue to be powerhouses in the cobalt industry. For instance, even though the Democratic Republic of Congo, the world’s top cobalt producer, holds the world’s largest reserves of cobalt, Australia has a sizeable amount as well but without the same widespread issues that the DRC has. Knowing this kind of information can help investors get ahead of the curve, as opposed to on the bandwagon with everyone else. 1. Democratic Republic of Congo Cobalt reserves: 3,500,000 MT As mentioned, the DRC holds the world’s largest reserves of cobalt. It’s also the world’s top cobalt producer, providing more than 50 % of the global supply. Unfortunately, the DRC is also home to political unrest, making it a challenging place for miners to do business. What’s more, mining in the country has been linked to human rights abuses, and taxes on cobalt could be set to rise. Despite those challenges, the DRC is likely to remain key to the cobalt market for the foreseeable future. As Caspar Rawles of Benchmark Mineral Intelligence has said, “there’s no lithium-ion battery industry without DRC cobalt.” 2. Australia Cobalt reserves: 1,200,000 MT Cobalt producer Australia puts out much less cobalt than the DRC, but its reserves of the metal are still quite impressive. It produced 5,000 MT of cobalt in 2017, making it the third-largest cobalt producer, but its reserves stand at 1,200,000 MT. Currently most of Australia’s cobalt is produced as a by-product of copper and nickel mining. Clean TeQ Holdings claims that its Sunrise project in New South Wales is “one of the highest grade and largest nickel and cobalt deposits outside of Africa.” 3. Cuba Cobalt reserves: 500,000 MT Cuba’s cobalt reserves are the third largest in the world. The cobalt producer’s output came in just behind Australia in 2017, at 4,200 MT. The island nation was torn apart by winds from Hurricane Irma in 2017. While many perished, with streets flooded and homes destroyed, mines reported little damage. The Moa mine is a nickel-cobalt joint venture operation in the country shared between Sherritt International and the General Nickel Company of Cuba. More cobalt reserves by country The DRC, Australia and Cuba have the highest cobalt reserves, but many other countries also hold significant cobalt reserves. Here’s a quick look at where other nations stand: 1. Philippines — 280,000 MT 2. Zambia — 270,000 MT 3. Canada — 250,000 MT 4. Russia — 250,000 MT 5. Madagascar — 150,000 MT 6. Papua New Guinea — 55,000 MT Various other countries hold a total of 560,000 MT of cobalt reserves according to the US Geological Survey. The total world reserves figure sits at 7,100,000 MT. Which cobalt reserves would you consider the most auspicious or worthy of investment? Let us know which cobalt producer has your vote in the comments below. Source : Investing News
www.mining.com/cobalt-price-supply-sc... Cobalt price: Supply scramble heats up with Canadian deal
Apple in talks to buy cobalt directly from miners Bloomberg quoted people familiar with the matter as saying that Apple Inc is in talks to buy long-term supplies of cobalt directly from miners for the first time, seeking to ensure it will have enough of the key battery ingredient amid industry fears of a shortage driven by the electric vehicle boom. The iPhone maker is one of the world’s largest end users of cobalt for the batteries in its gadgets, but until now it has left the business of buying the metal to the companies that make its batteries. The talks show that the tech giant is keen to ensure that cobalt supplies for its iPhone and iPad batteries are sufficient, with the rapid growth in battery demand for electric vehicles threatening to create a shortage of the raw material. About a quarter of global cobalt production is used in smartphones. Apple is seeking contracts to secure several thousand metric tons of cobalt a year for five years or longer, according to one of the people, declining to be named as the discussions are confidential. Its first discussions on cobalt deals with miners were more than a year ago, and it may end up deciding not to go ahead with any deal, another person said. An Apple spokesman declined to comment. Glencore Plc Chief Executive Officer Ivan Glasenberg late last year named Apple among several companies the miner was talking to about cobalt, without giving further details. The move means Apple will find itself in competition with carmakers and battery producers to lock up cobalt supplies. Companies from BMW AG and Volkswagen AG to Samsung SDI Co. are racing to sign multiyear cobalt contracts to ensure they have sufficient supplies of the metal to meet ambitious targets for electric vehicle production. Australian Mines Ltd., developing the Sconi mine in Queensland state, this week agreed a cobalt and nickel supply deal with SK Innovation Co., South Korea’s top oil refiner, that’s worth about AUD 5 billion (USD 3.9 billion) at current prices, the Perth-based company said Wednesday in a presentation. SK Innovation, which plans to use the raw materials at an EV battery manufacturing plant in Hungary, agreed to buy all of the project’s planned output for up to 13 years, according to the filing. BMW is also close to securing a 10-year supply deal, the carmaker’s head of procurement told German daily FAZ in early February. Cobalt is an essential ingredient in lithium-ion batteries for smartphones. While those devices use about eight grams of refined cobalt, the battery for an electric car requires over 1,000 times more. Apple has around 1.3 billion existing devices, while Apple Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook has been bullish about the prospects for electric vehicles. Source : Bloomberg
En dit zijn de grote cobaltproducenten: 1. Glencore (LSE:GLEN) Total production: 27,400 tonnes Glencore is the world’s largest cobalt-mining company by a long shot, achieving total production of 27,400 tonnes in 2017. According to the Financial Times, the company is aiming to increase its cobalt output to 63,000 tonnes by 2020. To do so, Glencore has been taking steps to increase its presence in the cobalt space. It upped its involvement in the cobalt and copper markets last year, paying Fleurette Group $960 million to increase its stakes in Mutanda Mining and Katanga Mining (TSX:KAT), both located in the DRC. 2. China Molybdenum (HKEX:3993) Total production: 9,314 tonnes China Molybdenum, which is partially owned by the Chinese government, produced a total of 9,314 tonnes of cobalt in 2016. The company’s 2017 figures have not been released at this time. In 2017, the cobalt-mining company paid Freeport Cobalt $2.65 billion for its 70-percent stake in TF Holdings, which indirectly owns 80 percent of the Tenke Fungurume mine in the DRC. The mine has one of the world’s largest concentrations of cobalt and offers “security of supply of a critical battery material for decades to come.” Traders say most of Tenke Fungurume’s output is consumed by China. 3. Fleurette Group Total production: 7,595 tonnes Fleurette is the world’s third-largest cobalt-mining company, putting out a total of 7,595 tonnes in 2016. Numbers for 2017 are not yet available. Until last year, the company held stakes in Mutanda Mining and Katanga Mining, both of which are cobalt-producing operations in the DRC. However, as mentioned, it has now sold its interests in both properties to Glencore. 4. Vale (NYSE:VALE) Total production: 5,278 tonnes Vale produced 5,278 tonnes of cobalt in 2016; its 2017 numbers are not out yet. The cobalt-mining company reported net operating revenues of $29.363 billion that year, 14.7 percent higher than in 2015. In Canada, Vale is active in Ontario’s Sudbury Basin; together, six underground mines produce mainly nickel, but also copper, cobalt, PGMs, gold and silver. The company’s Thompson Complex, located in Manitoba, also produces cobalt, although nickel is the primary metal mined. Additionally, Vale operates the Goro open-pit mine in New Caledonia, where it produces cobalt as a by-product of nickel. The company has been trying to sell a 20- to 40-percent stake in the asset, but so far there have been no high bidders. The mine has been plagued with “technical setbacks, a chemical spill and violent protests by locals” as per Reuters. 5. Gecamines Total production: 4,167 tonnes Gecamines, a state-controlled cobalt-mining company in the DRC, produced 4,167 tonnes of cobalt in 2016. Its 2017 numbers have yet to be released. The company has minority interests in a number of major DRC mines, with companies such as Glencore, US-based Freeport-McMoRan (NYSE:FCX) and Canada’s Ivanhoe Mines (TSX:IVN) having controlling stakes and operating the projects. In November 2017, Bloomberg covered a report that claims nearly $750 million is missing from Gecamines’ accounts. The funds were paid by its international partners, but they don’t appear in the company’s books. The cobalt-mining company has faced criticism in recent years from the International Monetary Fund and advocacy groups for selling assets in non-transparent procedures. Late last year, Gecamines also found itself in the midst of two court battles. Back in March of that year, the company was found to have “blocked its 16-year partner GTL’s access” to a key mine in the DRC in order to “make way for a new investor.” The failed partner swap resulted in two disgruntled parties, GTL and Shamrock Global. Investors will have to wait and see how these cases conclude. This is an updated version of an article first published by the Investing News Network in 2017. Don’t forget to follow us @INN_Resource for real-time news updates!
katusaresearch.com/critical-metal-ove... This Critical Metal Has Been Overlooked by Investors… Until Now
Trading Halt Australian Mines wederom verlengd tot 6 maart...... e.e.a. heeft te maken met de communicatie aangaande de binding agreement. Wordt serieus werk in gestoken en speculaties gaan, dat monsters dan reeds uitgeleverd zijn aan SKI, om een aantal beren op de weg al opgeruimd te hebben. Wordt vervolgd...
Je laat alles waar je mee bezig bent vallen en gaat op zoek naar cobalt, ook al is het er misschien niet, resultaat: meer dan 100% koerswinst.... :www.stockhouse.com/news/press-release...
Congo jaagt prijs kobalt op Door Redactie DFT 1 uur geleden in FINANCIEEL Amsterdam - Congo gaat de prijzen verhogen voor zijn grondstof kobalt, steeds meer gebruikt in batterijen in elektrische auto’s. Kobalt is cruciaal voor batterijauto’s. President Kabila kondigde aan een voorstel daartoe te ondertekenen die een premie voor royalties legt van zeker 10% op de prijs voor kopers als een grondstof ’strategisch’ is. „Gezien de beperkte hoeveelheid kobalt op de markt momenteel, verwachten we dat dat mijnbouwers de prijsverhogingen zullen doorberekenen aan hun klanten omdat er nog weinig mijnbouw gepleegd wordt voor kobalt”, aldus een analist van zakenbank BMO. Mijnbouwers lijden De ingreep is cruciaal. De verkopen van batterijauto’s zijn vorig jaar met 57% gestegen. Ongeveer 60% van alle nu gewonnen kobalt is afkomstig uit de Republiek Congo. In reactie gingen de koersen van aandelen van mijnbouwbedrijven als Glencore en China Molybdenum omlaag.
fd.nl Kobaltprijs door het dak door opkomst elektrische auto In navolging van lithium gaan ook de prijzen voor kobalt door het dak. De kobaltprijs zit op het niveau van het uitbreken van de financiële crisis.
First Cobalt Announces Friendly Acquisition of US Cobalt TORONTO, March 14, 2018 /CNW/ - First Cobalt Corp. (TSX-V: FCC, ASX: FCC, OTCQB: FTSSF) ("First Cobalt") and US Cobalt Inc. (TSX-V: USCO, OTCQB: USCFF) ("US Cobalt") are pleased to announce they have entered into a definitive agreement (the "Arrangement Agreement") whereby First Cobalt will acquire all of the issued and outstanding shares of US Cobalt pursuant to a plan of arrangement (the "Transaction"), further enhancing First Cobalt's position as a pure-play North American cobalt company. First Cobalt Corp. (CNW Group/First Cobalt Corp.) Under the terms of the Arrangement Agreement, all of the US Cobalt issued and outstanding common shares will be exchanged on the basis of 1.5 First Cobalt common shares for each US Cobalt common share issued and outstanding (the "Exchange Ratio"). The Exchange Ratio represents a 61.8% premium to US Cobalt's closing price and a 58.5% premium based on both companies' 5-day volume-weighted average trading prices, both as at March 13, 2018. As part of the Transaction, it is expected that (a) all US Cobalt stock options outstanding will be replaced with First Cobalt stock options and be exercisable for First Cobalt shares based on the Exchange Ratio for the remainder of their original term, and (b) all US Cobalt warrants outstanding will participate in the Transaction on a comparable basis to holders of US Cobalt common shares based on the in-the-money portion of those securities. This implies a total equity value of approximately $149.9 million on a fully-diluted in-the-money basis. Upon completion of the Transaction, existing First Cobalt and US Cobalt shareholders will own approximately 62.5% and 37.5% of the combined company respectively, on a fully-diluted in-the-money basis, assuming all US Cobalt options and warrants are exercised prior to completion of the Transaction.ceo.ca/@newswire/first-cobalt-announc...
investorintel.com/sectors/cleantech/c... Cobalt Supply Chain Massively Disrupted by Glencore and China
easy56 schreef op 15 maart 2018 22:45 :
investorintel.com/sectors/cleantech/c... Cobalt Supply Chain Massively Disrupted by Glencore and China
Cobalt Supply Chain Massively Disrupted by Glencore and China Peter Clausi | March 14, 2018 | 5 Comments China-based GEM is reported to have signed an agreement with Glencore PLC for 52,000 tonnes of cobalt hydroxide. This has massive real-world implications for the availability of cobalt and for pricing. According to Bloomberg (the terminal, not the mayor), “GEM Co., Ltd. collects and recycles cobalt and nickel scraps into ultra-fine cobalt and nickel powder and other products.” Revenue for 2016 was 7.7 billion CNY (USD$1.2B). Market cap is roughly 28B Yuan or USD$4.4B. Glencore is a huge commodity trader, ranking 10th on the list of the largest companies in the world for 2015, and in 2016 ranked 16th in global revenue. Initial reports were that Gem had agreed to buy 52,000 tonnes of cobalt from Glencore per year for 3 years, but other reports later gave it as 52,000 tonnes over three years. There is still a lack of clarity on this point. If it’s the former, that’s half of the world’s cobalt supply being consumed by one consumer – that’s highly unlikely given the dynamics of the cobalt market. But even 52,000 tonnes over three years sucks about one-third of the world’s supply of cobalt out of the market, an amount that can’t help but drive up the price. Global consumption of cobalt is roughly 100,000 tonnes per year. (Glencore is forecasting a production increase, from which the supply is expected to come.) That’s very small. Contrast that with copper production which was about 19.4 million tonnes in 2016 . Such a small market is very vulnerable to supply shocks, and this mass consumption of cobalt is a supply shock. As with almost anything involving China, there are puzzles wrapped inside conundrums buried inside unreliable data. But this we do know. The world needs cobalt for the high-tech magic that is the cathode in a lithium-ion battery. If it’s rapid charge / discharge, that battery has cobalt in it. That includes cell phones, rechargeable smart devices, laptops, toothbrushes, power tools, Bluetooth headphones and, most pointedly, electric vehicles. Hello, Tesla. This agreement is another example of China looking far ahead – here, it’s the pollution issues being solved by mandating electric vehicles. Cobalt is needed for the batteries in those vehicles. That cobalt going over the Big Red Wall through Gem will be consumed in China, and the rest of the world will have to fend for itself. { Get our daily investorintel update } We’ve recently seen news that end user manufacturers like Apple, Tesla, Volkswagen and Samsung have been looking to secure long-term supplies of cobalt. You snooze, you lose. Gem pulled the trigger on a strategically critical purchase for a strategically critical metal. Panasonic and LG are back to playing catch-up. And since Panasonic supplies Tesla, expect continued production woes from that marketing machine. The Congo hasn’t helped this market tightness. Remember that the 2016 presidential elections are scheduled to be held sometime this year. Making things worse is the new tax and royalty regime introduced last week, creating a disincentive to produce the element falling as #27 on the periodic table. Expect the multiyear bull market in cobalt to continue. Expect to see similar but smaller announcements from other multinationals. Expect the interest in northern Ontario (a geologically bizarre region shockingly rich in cobalt) to continue.
Naar aanleiding van jouw link, waarvoor dank, vond ik dit: www.scmp.com/tech/science-research/ar... "The new assembly lines would quintuple CATL’s production capability and make it the world’s largest electric-vehicle battery cell manufacturer, ahead of Tesla, Warren Buffett-backed BYD in China and South Korea’s LG Chem, according to Bloomberg New Energy Finance."www.cnbc.com/2017/11/14/reuters-ameri... "Last week, a CATL executive said the firm was looking into upstream investments in raw materials to ensure stable supply, as prices of some metals, mostly cobalt, soar. ($1 = 6.6391 Chinese yuan renminbi) (Reporting by Adam Jourdan; Editing by Stephen Coates and Himani Sarkar)"
Leuk bedrijf, maar alleen te krijgen in China vermoed ik?
seadoc schreef op 16 maart 2018 11:17 :
Leuk bedrijf, maar alleen te krijgen in China vermoed ik?
Ja. Ik heb net gebeld met DeGiro. Kun je vergeten.
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