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Date of 2023 AGM, closing date for director nominations and
update on EGM
In accordance with ASX Listing Rule 3.13.1, Northern Minerals Limited (ASX: NTU) (Company) announces that:
a) the Annual General Meeting (2023 AGM) of the Company is expected to be held on Thursday, 6 June 2024; and
b) the closing date for the receipt of nominations from persons wishing to be considered for election as a director of the Company, pursuant to rule 6.4 of the Constitution, is Wednesday, 17 April 2024. Any nominations must be received at the Company’s registered office no later than 5.00pm (Perth time) on Wednesday, 17 April 2024.
The Company refers to its announcement dated 21 March 2024 in which it advised that:
• it had not received any indication that the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) had concluded or otherwise ceased its investigations into the matters referred to in the Company’s announcement to the ASX on 30 October 2023 (30 October Announcement);
• the Company had applied for, and ASIC had granted, relief to the Company pursuant to section 250P of the Corporations Act 2001(Cth) (the Act) to further extend the period within which it must hold its 2023 AGM and the Company was required to hold its 2023 AGM by no later than 7 June 2024.
The Company also refers to its announcement dated 12 December 2023 in which it advised that the Supreme Court of New South Wales (Court) had made orders which in effect:
• extended the period by which the Company must call the the extraordinary general meeting requisitioned by Yuxiao Fund Pte Ltd (Yuxiao Fund) pursuant to notices under section 203D and section 249D of the Act (EGM) on the earlier date of when the 2023 AGM is called or (subject to the further order of the Court) 30 April 2024; and
• required the EGM be held on the day on which the 2023 AGM is held.
The Company announces that, on 9 April 2024, the Court made orders which extended the period of time by which the Company must call the EGM such that it must call the EGM on the earlier of the day on which the 2023 AGM is called or (subject to further order of the Court) 1 July 2024.
The Company will keep shareholders updated in accordance with its continuous disclosure obligations, including if there is any further extension of the period within which the Company must hold its 2023 AGM.
Authorised by Nicholas Curtis AM – Executive Chairman
For further information:
Northern Minerals
Nicholas Curtis AM – Executive Chairman +61 411 425 784
Date of 2023 AGM, closing date for director nominations and
update on EGM
In accordance with ASX Listing Rule 3.13.1, Northern Minerals Limited (ASX: NTU) (Company) announces that:
a) the Annual General Meeting (2023 AGM) of the Company is expected to be held on Thursday, 6 June 2024; and
b) the closing date for the receipt of nominations from persons wishing to be considered for election as a director of the Company, pursuant to rule 6.4 of the Constitution, is Wednesday, 17 April 2024. Any nominations must be received at the Company’s registered office no later than 5.00pm (Perth time) on Wednesday, 17 April 2024.
The Company refers to its announcement dated 21 March 2024 in which it advised that:
• it had not received any indication that the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) had concluded or otherwise ceased its investigations into the matters referred to in the Company’s announcement to the ASX on 30 October 2023 (30 October Announcement);
• the Company had applied for, and ASIC had granted, relief to the Company pursuant to section 250P of the Corporations Act 2001(Cth) (the Act) to further extend the period within which it must hold its 2023 AGM and the Company was required to hold its 2023 AGM by no later than 7 June 2024.
The Company also refers to its announcement dated 12 December 2023 in which it advised that the Supreme Court of New South Wales (Court) had made orders which in effect:
• extended the period by which the Company must call the the extraordinary general meeting requisitioned by Yuxiao Fund Pte Ltd (Yuxiao Fund) pursuant to notices under section 203D and section 249D of the Act (EGM) on the earlier date of when the 2023 AGM is called or (subject to the further order of the Court) 30 April 2024; and
• required the EGM be held on the day on which the 2023 AGM is held.
The Company announces that, on 9 April 2024, the Court made orders which extended the period of time by which the Company must call the EGM such that it must call the EGM on the earlier of the day on which the 2023 AGM is called or (subject to further order of the Court) 1 July 2024.
The Company will keep shareholders updated in accordance with its continuous disclosure obligations, including if there is any further extension of the period within which the Company must hold its 2023 AGM.
Authorised by Nicholas Curtis AM – Executive Chairman
For further information:
Northern Minerals
Nicholas Curtis AM – Executive Chairman +61 411 425 784
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.475.395 von commie am 18.03.24 19:32:25Wie gehts hier nun eigentlich mit den Chings weiter die sich großspurig eingekauft haben und den NTU Boss loswerden wollten… still ruht der See?!
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Umsatz / EInnahmen fast verdoppelt $2,502,179 (vgl. 2022: $1,312,261), Verluste auch verdoppelt ($14,225,565 zu $7,695,024 Dez 22).
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ASX ANNOUNCEMENT
12 February 2024
Further extension of time to hold the 2023 AGM and EGM
Northern Minerals Limited (ASX: NTU) (Company) refers to its announcement dated 30 January 2024 in which it advised that:
• its Annual General Meeting (2023 AGM) was expected to be held on 26 March 2024;
• it had not received any indication that the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) has concluded or otherwise ceased its investigations into the matters referred to in the Company’s announcement to the ASX on 30 October 2023 (30 October Announcement); and
• it would keep shareholders updated in accordance with its continuous disclosure obligations, including if there is any further extension of the period within which the Company must hold its 2023 AGM.
The Company notes that, as the date of this announcement, the Company still has not received any indication that FIRB has concluded or otherwise ceased its investigations into the matters referred to in the 30 October Announcement. Given these circumstances, the Company applied for, and ASIC has now granted, relief to the Company pursuant to section 250P of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) to further extend the period within which it must hold its 2023 AGM (Further Extension). As a result, the Company is now required to hold the 2023 AGM by no later than 6 May 2024.
The Company also refers to its announcement dated 12 December 2023 in which it was advised that the Supreme Court of New South Wales (Court) had made orders (Orders) extending the period of time by which the Company must call and hold the extraordinary general meeting (EGM) requisitioned by Yuxiao Fund Pte Ltd (Yuxiao Fund). Having regard to those Orders and the Further Extension, the Company is now required to hold the EGM by no later than 6 May 2024.
The Company stresses that no views have yet been formed on whether any of the matters referred to in the 30 October Announcement do, in fact, give rise to any breaches of the prohibition order made by the Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Australia against Yuxiao Fund on 15 February 2023 or of any Australian law.
The Company notes that, in response to its ASX announcement dated 30 January 2024, it received shareholder nominations for 4 candidates to be elected to the Board of the Company at the 2023 AGM. One of those candidates was Mr Wu Tao, whose nomination was proposed by a nominated representative of Yuxiao Fund.
The Company will keep shareholders updated in accordance with its continuous disclosure obligations, including when a new date has been chosen for the holding of the 2023 AGM and the EGM.
The Company notes that, if any shareholder has any questions about the Further Extension, they can send an email to info@northernminerals.com.au.
The release of this announcement was authorised by the Board of Directors of Northern Minerals Limited
For further information:
Northern Minerals
Nicholas Curtis AM – Executive Chairman +61 411 425 784
For media and broker enquiries:
Jane Morgan Management
Jane Morgan – Investor Relations Manager +61 405 555 618
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12 February 2024
Further extension of time to hold the 2023 AGM and EGM
Northern Minerals Limited (ASX: NTU) (Company) refers to its announcement dated 30 January 2024 in which it advised that:
• its Annual General Meeting (2023 AGM) was expected to be held on 26 March 2024;
• it had not received any indication that the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) has concluded or otherwise ceased its investigations into the matters referred to in the Company’s announcement to the ASX on 30 October 2023 (30 October Announcement); and
• it would keep shareholders updated in accordance with its continuous disclosure obligations, including if there is any further extension of the period within which the Company must hold its 2023 AGM.
The Company notes that, as the date of this announcement, the Company still has not received any indication that FIRB has concluded or otherwise ceased its investigations into the matters referred to in the 30 October Announcement. Given these circumstances, the Company applied for, and ASIC has now granted, relief to the Company pursuant to section 250P of the Corporations Act 2001 (Cth) to further extend the period within which it must hold its 2023 AGM (Further Extension). As a result, the Company is now required to hold the 2023 AGM by no later than 6 May 2024.
The Company also refers to its announcement dated 12 December 2023 in which it was advised that the Supreme Court of New South Wales (Court) had made orders (Orders) extending the period of time by which the Company must call and hold the extraordinary general meeting (EGM) requisitioned by Yuxiao Fund Pte Ltd (Yuxiao Fund). Having regard to those Orders and the Further Extension, the Company is now required to hold the EGM by no later than 6 May 2024.
The Company stresses that no views have yet been formed on whether any of the matters referred to in the 30 October Announcement do, in fact, give rise to any breaches of the prohibition order made by the Treasurer of the Commonwealth of Australia against Yuxiao Fund on 15 February 2023 or of any Australian law.
The Company notes that, in response to its ASX announcement dated 30 January 2024, it received shareholder nominations for 4 candidates to be elected to the Board of the Company at the 2023 AGM. One of those candidates was Mr Wu Tao, whose nomination was proposed by a nominated representative of Yuxiao Fund.
The Company will keep shareholders updated in accordance with its continuous disclosure obligations, including when a new date has been chosen for the holding of the 2023 AGM and the EGM.
The Company notes that, if any shareholder has any questions about the Further Extension, they can send an email to info@northernminerals.com.au.
The release of this announcement was authorised by the Board of Directors of Northern Minerals Limited
For further information:
Northern Minerals
Nicholas Curtis AM – Executive Chairman +61 411 425 784
For media and broker enquiries:
Jane Morgan Management
Jane Morgan – Investor Relations Manager +61 405 555 618
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Covid, Ukraine usw. war/ist ja viel später. Der entscheidende Knackpunkt liegt hier:
(https://stocknessmonster.com/announcements/ntu.asx-6A860587)
zum Vergleich aus der DFS von 2015: "A reduced rare earth basket price has been used in the DFS, with average realised LOM dysprosium price lower by 5.5% to US $684/kg."
(https://stocknessmonster.com/announcements/ntu.asx-6A860587)
zum Vergleich aus der DFS von 2015: "A reduced rare earth basket price has been used in the DFS, with average realised LOM dysprosium price lower by 5.5% to US $684/kg."
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.214.886 von IllePille am 03.02.24 22:34:23Moin!
Irgendwie sehe ich beide Sichtweisen als logisch und nachvollziehbar an…
Dennoch muss man feststellen, dass Northern wie alle anderen dieses verfxxxte Covid im Nacken hatte und sich aufgrund der geringen Nachfrage kein wirklicher Need da war. Dann kam die Ukraine Scheisse, der Taiwan Konflikt, der IRA in den USA dazu. Wer weiß was passiert, wenn der Typ mit den orangenen Haaren wieder dabei ist ab November. Noch mehr Unabhängigkeit von China?! China hat sich vor Jahren durch diverse Posten bei NTU eingeschlichen und war für mich aufgrund dessen schon etwas „Spuky“… aber scheinen doch zumindest Iluka durch die Abnahmeverpflichtungen diese mögliche Perle an Laufen bringen. Und wer weiß… vielleicht kommt jetzt ja die ganz große Nummer mit Lynas und MP Materials. Die wollen ja zusammen gehen… who knows
Irgendwie sehe ich beide Sichtweisen als logisch und nachvollziehbar an…
Dennoch muss man feststellen, dass Northern wie alle anderen dieses verfxxxte Covid im Nacken hatte und sich aufgrund der geringen Nachfrage kein wirklicher Need da war. Dann kam die Ukraine Scheisse, der Taiwan Konflikt, der IRA in den USA dazu. Wer weiß was passiert, wenn der Typ mit den orangenen Haaren wieder dabei ist ab November. Noch mehr Unabhängigkeit von China?! China hat sich vor Jahren durch diverse Posten bei NTU eingeschlichen und war für mich aufgrund dessen schon etwas „Spuky“… aber scheinen doch zumindest Iluka durch die Abnahmeverpflichtungen diese mögliche Perle an Laufen bringen. Und wer weiß… vielleicht kommt jetzt ja die ganz große Nummer mit Lynas und MP Materials. Die wollen ja zusammen gehen… who knows
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.214.730 von Dirkix am 03.02.24 21:28:47"With over 98% of Dy production from China, there is strong interest in the US and globally for new, sustainable sources of supply."
geschrieben 2018! (https://stocknessmonster.com/announcements/ntu.asx-6A899364/, S.6)
Oder aus der DFS von 2015! (https://stocknessmonster.com/announcements/ntu.asx-6A711521, Tabelle S.4)
"This annual demand growth, and the steady reduction in illegal mining in China, is forecast to result in a cumulative annual under-supply of dysprosium oxide from 2015 through 2020. It is expected this deficit to increase to 1,085,000kg in 2020 unless a stable legal supply comes on line. This presents a significant opportunity for the Project, to become a stable and legal new source of supply."
Die müssten doch schon längst ein etablierter Produzent sein. Sind sie aber nicht. Weil bislang niemand bereit war, das ökonomisch unattraktive Projekt zu finanzieren. Strategische Bedeutung hin oder her. Persönlich halte ich das auch für einen Fehler, aber das ist natürlich irrelevant. Mal sehen, wie sich die wieder verschobene DFS darstellt
geschrieben 2018! (https://stocknessmonster.com/announcements/ntu.asx-6A899364/, S.6)
Oder aus der DFS von 2015! (https://stocknessmonster.com/announcements/ntu.asx-6A711521, Tabelle S.4)
"This annual demand growth, and the steady reduction in illegal mining in China, is forecast to result in a cumulative annual under-supply of dysprosium oxide from 2015 through 2020. It is expected this deficit to increase to 1,085,000kg in 2020 unless a stable legal supply comes on line. This presents a significant opportunity for the Project, to become a stable and legal new source of supply."
Die müssten doch schon längst ein etablierter Produzent sein. Sind sie aber nicht. Weil bislang niemand bereit war, das ökonomisch unattraktive Projekt zu finanzieren. Strategische Bedeutung hin oder her. Persönlich halte ich das auch für einen Fehler, aber das ist natürlich irrelevant. Mal sehen, wie sich die wieder verschobene DFS darstellt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 75.214.232 von IllePille am 03.02.24 18:04:15sollte man; passiert aber (bislang) nicht. Wer soll ein Projekt, das nicht wirtschaftlich ist, finanzieren?
Das ist die Gretchenfrage, welchen WERT hat Versorgungsicherheit, welchen PREIS muss man dafür bezahlen, und WER bezahlt den Preis?
Schön vergleichbar mit Deutschland und dem billigen russischem Gas, man hatte es sich soooo schön gemütlich damit eingerichtet, es war ja alles soooo komfortabel auf russisches Gas zu setzen! Aber mit einer Anhängigkeit von 60 Prozent wurde es dann doch zum Problem und letztlich TEUER.
Aber wer hätte VOR Februar 2022 dafür gestimmt, an der Küste für Milliarden Euro LNG-Terminals zu errichten??? Wofür?
Und bei Dysprosium & Terbium ist die Abhängigkeit sogar 90 Prozent! Man stelle sich vor, die USA können keine Raketen oder F-35 mehr produzieren und sind im Konflikt mit China..! Der Ukrainekrieg sollte ein Weckruf für den Westen sein nicht nur auf den billigsten Preis zu schauen sondern strategisch zu denken, etwas das die Chinesen uns im übrigen vorraus haben: vorausschauende strategische Planung!
Dysprosium & Terbium are found in most advanced weaponry defense equipment — Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning jet has about a ton of rare earth in them.
Das ist die Gretchenfrage, welchen WERT hat Versorgungsicherheit, welchen PREIS muss man dafür bezahlen, und WER bezahlt den Preis?
Schön vergleichbar mit Deutschland und dem billigen russischem Gas, man hatte es sich soooo schön gemütlich damit eingerichtet, es war ja alles soooo komfortabel auf russisches Gas zu setzen! Aber mit einer Anhängigkeit von 60 Prozent wurde es dann doch zum Problem und letztlich TEUER.
Aber wer hätte VOR Februar 2022 dafür gestimmt, an der Küste für Milliarden Euro LNG-Terminals zu errichten??? Wofür?
Und bei Dysprosium & Terbium ist die Abhängigkeit sogar 90 Prozent! Man stelle sich vor, die USA können keine Raketen oder F-35 mehr produzieren und sind im Konflikt mit China..! Der Ukrainekrieg sollte ein Weckruf für den Westen sein nicht nur auf den billigsten Preis zu schauen sondern strategisch zu denken, etwas das die Chinesen uns im übrigen vorraus haben: vorausschauende strategische Planung!
Dysprosium & Terbium are found in most advanced weaponry defense equipment — Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning jet has about a ton of rare earth in them.
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