FORTRESS MINERALS LIMITED (SGX:OAJ)
Fortress Minerals (FMIL) - High-Grade Iron Ore Play
- FORTRESS MINERALS LIMITED (SGX:OAJ) produces high-grade iron ore concentrate mined from deposits in the Bukit Besi mine at Terengganu, Malaysia.
- With an estimated output capacity of 40,000 wet metric tonnes per month, Fortress Minerals is well-positioned to ride on increasing demand from Chinese steel mills as China addresses the twin problems of pollution and inefficient steel mills.
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- Fortress Minerals Limited (SGX:OAJ) will start trading on the Singapore Exchange on 27 Mar 19.
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INVESTMENTS HIGHLIGHTS
Healthy prospects with China market being Fortress Minerals Limited (FMIL)’s focus.
- Fortress Minerals believes the structural reforms in China to address pollution and inefficient steel mills will drive demand for high grade iron ore.
- According to Australia’s Department of Industry, Innovation and Science, China’s iron ore imports are expected to remain high at 1,000mt annually.
- In addition, the roll-out of China’s “One Belt One Road” infrastructure programme will continue to spur demand for iron ore concentrates.
Mining project valued at US$32m.
- Fortress Minerals produces iron concentrate which are at least TFe grade 65.0% and contains low levels of impurities, commanding premium prices against lower grades.
- Based on a valuation report from SRK Consulting, the Bukit Besi Project is worth an estimated US$32m in the base case.
Substantial exploration upside.
- There is substantial exploration potential within the mine as only 4.71% of the mining areas has been explored. In addition, Fortress Minerals’ mining rights are valid up till early-2033.
Risks
- Risks include:
- regulatory risks,
- early termination of mining rights,
- non-renewal or extension of mining leases,
- lower-than-expected availability of mining resource, and
- shareholders’ loans that will come due.
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