| | Publié le 23 décembre 2015 | Industrial Metals Stock Outlook - Jan 2016 |
|
Article
|
Commentaires
|
Commenter
|
Notation
|
♥
Suivre la société
|
|
| Industrial Metals Stock Outlook - Jan 2016 | |
| | |
|
2015 will go down in history as one of the worst years for industrial metals, which are trading near their multiyear lows. The slowest pace of economic growth in 25 years in China, the world’s top metals consumer, has dragged the industrial metals market along with it. Moreover, the interest rate hike gave a boost to the dollar, which makes dollar-denominated commodities like base metals expensive, bringing them lower. To stay afloat, mining companies have been cutting costs, slashing dividends and production, and selling assets.
Iron Iron ore prices have been in a free fall, losing 43% so far this year. This was due to a weaker Chinese steel market and surging supplies from big miners like BHP Billiton Ltd. (BHP), Rio Tinto plc (RIO) and Vale S.A. (VALE). Prices of the metal sank below the level of $40 in December for the first time since spot prices were introduced in 2008.
BHP Billiton posted its worst underlying profit in a decade, Vale reported a loss per share of 19 cents for the third quarter while Rio Tinto suffered an unceremonious drop of 42.9% in underlying earnings for the first half of fiscal 2015. Macroeconomic issues such as the recession in China, Greece debt negotiations and weak prices of commodities in the global mining industry were responsible for dismal results across the board.
Notwithstanding low prices, Vale reported record iron ore production in the third quarter and aspires to mine between 340 million and 350 million metric tons of iron next year. BHP Billiton’s iron ore production for the September quarter increased 7% to a record 61 metric tons and its guidance for fiscal 2016 remains at 247 metric tons. Rio Tinto hiked its production in the quarter by 12% and expects to ship around 340 million tons of iron from its operations in Australia and Canada.
Aluminum
Falling oil prices took a toll on aluminum prices as the metal belongs to an energy intensive industry. Further, growing exports from China and oversupply in different regions exerted pressure on aluminum prices. In the third quarter, London Metals Exchange (“LME”) aluminium price tumbled to a six-year low of $1,589 per ton.
Alcoa Inc.’s (AA) profits for the third quarter sank roughly 70% year over year while Russian aluminium giant RUSAL reported an 11% drop in third-quarter core earnings, hurt by lower metal prices. Alcoa reiterated its expectation of 6.5% global aluminum demand growth for 2015. RUSAL cut its 2015 demand growth forecast to 5.6% due to weaker-than-expected demand in some emerging markets.
The aluminum price rout has also triggered Alcoa’s move to separate its smelting and refining business from those that cater to rapidly growing aerospace and automotive markets. The transaction, which is subject to specific conditions including final approval by Alcoa’s board, is expected to close in second-half 2016.
Copper
Concerns about Chinese economic growth rates, apprehensions surrounding Europe, continued U.S. dollar strength and weakness in commodity prices put pressure on copper prices during 2015. Demand in China, which accounts for over 45% of copper consumption, has been affected by soft export demand for electronics, a weak construction market and slow progress on implementing investment in electric grid infrastructure. Copper prices are hovering around its worst levels since 2009.
After suffering its third straight quarterly loss, copper miner, Freeport-McMoRan Inc. (FCX), announced plans to defer investments in various long-term projects and also trimmed capital spending to $1.8 billion in 2016 and $1.2 billion in 2017. Moreover, Freeport has suspended its annual dividend to save cash amid a weak commodity price environment.
In the wake of low prices, Freeport plans to reduce copper production by 350 million pounds, mainly due to the closure of its Sierrita mine in Arizona. Glencore Plc (GLNCY) stated that it would reduce its copper production by 455,000 tons by the end of 2017. Anglo-American Plc (AAUKY) is undergoing a major restructuring by selling assets and closing mines. Meanwhile, Codelco has restated it would push ahead with its annual target of producing 1.6 million to 1.7 million metric tons this year and the next.
Industry Ranking & Outlook – Positive on Iron, Neutral on Aluminium, Copper Within the Zacks Industry classification, the iron mining and non-ferrous mining industries (aluminum, copper, etc.) are grouped under the Basic Materials sector (one of 16 Zacks sectors). We rank the 257 industries in the 16 Zacks sectors based on the earnings outlook for the constituent companies in each industry. This ranking is available on the Zacks Industry Rank page.
The way to align the ranking and outlook from the complete list of Zacks Industry Rank for the 257+ companies is that the outlook for the top one-third of the list (Zacks Industry Rank of #86 and lower) is positive, the middle one-third (Zacks Industry Rank between #87 and #173) is neutral, while the outlook for the bottom one-third (Zacks Industry Rank #174 and higher) is negative. The iron mining industry features in the top tier with a Zacks Rank of #60, garnering a positive outlook while the non-ferrous mining industry is in the mid tier with a Zacks Rank of #100, indicating a neutral outlook.
Sector Level Earnings Trend
Q3 Earnings Scorecard, Projection for Future Quarters Performance of the Basic Materials sector was disappointing with an 18.5% decline in the third quarter. Though the sector is expected to somewhat recover in the fourth quarter, it will remain in negative territory with a 7.5% drop. The scenario will remain stagnant in the first half of 2016, with a 7.7% decline projected for the first quarter, which will worsen further to a drop of 13.3% in the second quarter. However, a dramatic improvement is prophesied for the third with 19.4% growth. (For a detailed look at the earnings outlook for this sector and others, please read our Earnings Trends report.) What’s in Store?
Iron: The threat of oversupply remains for the iron ore industry as major producers continue to ramp up production. Per the World Steel Association, global apparent steel use is expected to slow considerably, with a decline of 1.7% projected for 2015 and meager growth of 0.7% for 2016. Chinese steel use will decline 3.5% in 2015 and 2% in 2016. China is the largest consumer of iron ore, accounting for around 60% of the global seaborne market. Thus, the mismatch between excess supply and demand will keep iron ore prices subdued and analysts apprehend that prices for the steel-making ingredient will stay under $40 a ton for the next few years.
Aluminum: Aluminum prices will remain under pressure given the oversupply of the metal in the market. However, the automotive, packaging and airline industries are expected to support demand. India appears promising given its current low level of aluminum consumption and high urban population growth. With demand being strong, the industry needs to pull the reins on supply, which will lead to deficits for a prolonged period and create the ground for higher aluminum prices going forward.
Copper: Major low-cost producers continue to sell even as prices fall, in a bid to force the high-cost producers out of the market, as prices of copper fall below their cost of production. Eventually, when the markets will recover, the dominant producers, given their increased market share, will be in a position to make even more profits during the next bull market.
A weak global economic landscape, increased supply and a strong dollar are all contributing to the persistent bearishness in the copper market. Notwithstanding the current volatility in prices, we have a long-term bullish stance on copper, supported by its widespread use in transportation, manufacturing and construction, limited supplies from existing mines and the absence of new significant development projects.
To Sum Up
Overall, industrial metal prices will remain depressed until the supply glut is eased by production cuts. Moreover, a stronger dollar will keep prices in check. We expect slashing of capital expenditure, suspension of operations and cost saving initiatives to be in the cards. All of these factors, along with a recovery in the Chinese economy, will revive the industry.
Want the latest recommendations from Zacks Investment Research? Today, you can download 7 Best Stocks for the Next 30 Days. Click to get this free report >> Want the latest recommendations from Zacks Investment Research? Today, you can download 7 Best Stocks for the Next 30 Days. Click to get this free report VALE SA (VALE): Free Stock Analysis Report RIO TINTO-ADR (RIO): Free Stock Analysis Report GLENCORE PLC (GLNCY): Free Stock Analysis Report FREEPT MC COP-B (FCX): Free Stock Analysis Report BHP BILLITN LTD (BHP): Free Stock Analysis Report ALCOA INC (AA): Free Stock Analysis Report To read this article on Zacks.com click here.
|
|
Données et statistiques pour les pays mentionnés : Canada | Tous Cours de l'or et de l'argent pour les pays mentionnés : Canada | Tous
|
VanEck Vectors Global Alternative Energy ETF
|
|
PRODUCTEUR |
CODE : BLT.L |
ISIN : GB0000566504 |
CUSIP : 05545E209 |
| |
ProfilIndicateurs de MarchéVALEUR : Projets & res.Communiqués de PresseRapport annuelRISQUE : Profile actifsContactez la cie |
BHP Billiton est une société de production minière de nickel et de plomb basée au Royaume-Uni. BHP Billiton est productrice de nickel, de plomb, d'aluminum, d'argent, de bauxite, de cuivre, de diamants, de fer, de gaz, de manganese, de molybdène, d'or, de pétrole, de phosphate, de silica, de titane, d'uranium et de zinc au Bresil, au Canada, au Chili, au Perou, au Suriname, en Australie, en Afrique Du Sud, en Argentine et en Colombie, en développement de projets d'aluminum, d'argent, de cuivre, de fer, de gaz, de nickel, d'or, de pétrole et de silica au Suriname, aux Philippines, en Australie et en Equateur, et détient divers projets d'exploration au Botswana, au Canada, au Chili, au Guatemala, au Mexique, au Mozambique, au Pakistan, au Perou, au Salvador, en Australie, en Afrique Du Sud, en Argentine, en Chine, en Equateur, en Guyana, en Inde, en Mongolie, en Republique Democratique Du Congo, en Roumanie, en Sierra Leone, en Turquie, en Uruguay et en Zambie. Ses principaux projets en production sont CERRO COLORADO OXIDE, ESCONDIDA - OXIDE, PINTO VALLEY - LOW GRADE LEACH, SPENCE OXIDE, SPENCE, CANDELARIA CHILE 2, CERRO COLORADO SULPHIDE, ESCONDIDA SULPHIDE, ESCONDIDA SULPHIDE LEACH, SPENCE ROM, SPENCE SUPERGENE SULPHIDE, TRANSITIONAL SULPHIDE, PINTO VALLEY - SULPHIDE et PINTO VALLEY SULPHIDE STOCKPILE au Chili, OLYMPIC DAM - SULPHIDE, WORSLEY, CANNINGTON, PHOSPHATE HILL, GEMCO, MOUNT KEITH - OC, MT GOLDSWORTHY - NORTHERN, JIMBLEBAR - BKM, LEINSTER - OC, MT WHALEBACK, YARRIE MINE, YABULU, LEINSTER - SP, LEINSTER - SP OXIDISED, LEINSTER - UG, MOUNT KEITH - SP, YANDI MINE - CID, STYBARROW, OLYMPIC DAM - NON SULPHIDE AU ONLY, MT NEWMAN - BKM, MT NEWMAN - MM, MT GOLDSWORTHY AREA C - BKM, MT GOLDSWORTHY AREA C - MM, ANGOSTURA GAS et OREBODY 24 en Australie, ALUNORTE, SAMARCO, PINTO VALLEY MIAMI UNIT, TROMBETAS RIVER et MRN (BAUXITE MINING) au Bresil, SELBAIE, LES MINES (OPEN PIT) et BUFFER ZONE au Canada, MAMATWAN, RICHARDS BAY MINERALS OPERATION et WESSELS en Afrique Du Sud, CERRO MATOSO et CERREJON COAL en Colombie, ANTAMINA, ANTAMINA et ANTAMINA ZINC ORE au Perou, LELYDORP MINE (SURINAME) au Suriname et BAJO DE LA ALUMBRERA en Argentine, ses principaux projets en développement sont YAKABINDIE, HODGKINSON BASIN - TREGOORA, KIPPER, YANDI MINE - BKM, RAVENSTHORPE - SP et RAVENSTHORPE - LATERITE en Australie, ONVERDACHT au Suriname, PUJADA aux Philippines et MIRADOR en Equateur et ses principaux projets en exploration sont WALES ISLAND, ILLIAMNA - BRISTOL, CHURCHILL, MIRAGE BAY - BAFFIN ISLAND, FOXE BASIN BAFFIN ISLAND, RAILROAD, LAC GAYOT- VIRGINIA, CHIDIAK-BAFFIN ISLAND, QILALUGAQ, GABBRO LAKE, POLARIS MINE, SAN MANUEL MINE et STANLEIGH MINE au Canada, PILBARA, MUSGRAVE, SOLDIERS CAP, HAMMER HILL, CLIFFS - UG, HODGKINSON BASIN -ATRIC et JIMBLEBAR - MM en Australie, KASHIJI PLAIN en Zambie, CHONTA et LA GRANJA au Perou, RATHDOWNEY TREND / MOATE en Irlande, KALAHARI au Botswana, ALTO CUILO PROJECT en Angola, MIRADOR NORTE en Equateur, ACT (ADLAY CAGDIANAO TANDAWA NICKEL) aux Philippines, COERMOTIBO au Suriname, GAC PROJECT en Guinee et GAG ISLAND en Indonesie. BHP Billiton est cotée au Royaume-Uni, aux Etats-Unis D'Amerique, en Australie et en Allemagne. Sa capitalisation boursière aujourd'hui est 114,5 milliards (137,0 milliards US$, 120,0 milliards €). La valeur de son action a atteint son plus bas niveau récent le 28 juin 2002 à 0,53 , et son plus haut niveau récent le 17 janvier 2022 à 2 412,50 . BHP Billiton possède 47 442 200 actions en circulation. |
Dans les médias de VanEck Vectors Global Alternative Energy ETF |
Rapports annuels de VanEck Vectors Global Alternative Energy ETF |
Financements de VanEck Vectors Global Alternative Energy ETF |
Nominations de VanEck Vectors Global Alternative Energy ETF |
Rapports Financiers de VanEck Vectors Global Alternative Energy ETF |
Projets de VanEck Vectors Global Alternative Energy ETF |
|
Communiqués de Presse de VanEck Vectors Global Alternative Energy ETF |
21/08/2016 | [$$] Mining companies sweat the big and small stuff |
08/08/2016 | BHP Billiton opens Mobile Application Hub in Shanghai |
14/07/2016 | Update: Samarco |
26/01/2016 | Why Are BHP’s Copper Volumes Falling? |
25/01/2016 | The Supply Side Doesn’t Have Good News for Iron Ore Prices i... |
25/01/2016 | BHP’s US Onshore Takes Another Hit—Is There More to Come? |
25/01/2016 | Analyzing BHP’s Expectations from Petroleum in Fiscal 2016 |
25/01/2016 | Samarco sensors gave warnings well before Brazil damburst -G... |
12/01/2016 | Top Analyst Upgrades and Downgrades: Apple, BHP Billiton, CA... |
08/01/2016 | Brazil dam burst tailings spill below early estimates |
24/12/2015 | Zacks Industry Outlook Highlights: BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, ... |
23/12/2015 | Industrial Metals Stock Outlook - Jan 2016 |
18/12/2015 | Why puts are surging in BHP Billiton |
18/12/2015 | BHP May Have to Choose between Capex and Dividends |
18/12/2015 | Why Are These Five Stocks in the Spotlight Today? |
17/12/2015 | Miners Fell after the Interest Rate Hike but Recovered Later |
17/12/2015 | Depressed Iron Ore Prices Will Strain BHP Billiton’s Cash Fl... |
17/12/2015 | Will BHP’s Petroleum Division Need to Take on More Impairmen... |
17/12/2015 | How Could the Samarco Dam Failure Impact BHP Billiton? |
17/12/2015 | Could BHP Billiton’s Situation Worsen Going Forward? |
04/12/2015 | Tough job for BHP to keep credit rating intact |
02/12/2015 | Hedge Funds Are Betting On NIKE, Inc. (NKE) |
02/12/2015 | Should You Buy BHP Billiton Limited (ADR) (BHP)? |
01/12/2015 | LATAM WRAP-Vale, Samarco weaken over disaster costs |
30/11/2015 | BHP Billiton Faces Pricing & Currency Woes; Scopes Scant |
30/11/2015 | Update: Samarco |
28/11/2015 | Brazil to sue BHP, Vale for $ 5.2 billion for burst dam |
27/11/2015 | Joint Statement on Plans to Create Rio Doce Fund |
26/11/2015 | BHP Billiton Statement Tailings |
29/10/2015 | Will BHP Billiton Borrow to Maintain Progressive Dividends i... |
27/10/2015 | BHP shares sink amid natural gas weakness |
27/10/2015 | Assessing BHP Billiton’s Iron Ore Production Target in 1Q16 |
27/10/2015 | BHP Billiton’s Positive 1Q16 Results and Stock Reactions in ... |
20/10/2015 | BHP Billiton Operational Review for the Quarter Ended 30 Sep... |
20/10/2015 | Goldman Sachs issued $5 billion worth of high-grade bonds |
19/10/2015 | Rio Tinto’s Iron Ore Volumes Continue to Deliver in 3Q15 |
19/10/2015 | Cliffs Natural Resources Has Underperformed Iron Ore Peers S... |
15/10/2015 | What Impacts Iron Ore Miners’ Break-Even Costs? |
03/10/2015 | How Is Rio Tinto Trading Compared to Its Peers? |
30/09/2015 | How is Rio Tinto Weathering the Copper and Coal Price Downtu... |
30/09/2015 | Rio Tinto’s Iron Ore Division: Are More Cost Cuts Possible? |
29/09/2015 | BHP Billiton confident of robust portfolio despite climate c... |
29/09/2015 | Why the Outlook on Iron Ore Is Still Negative |
29/09/2015 | Is Glencore Too Big To Fail? |
29/09/2015 | BHP Billiton's split may have lessons for Alcoa |
28/09/2015 | Submission to Australia's Senate Economics References Commit... |
23/09/2015 | Weekly Three-Year Low Highlights: BHP Billiton, Qualcomm, Mo... |
23/09/2015 | BHP slumps as Australians asked to fund UK dividend |
23/09/2015 | Iron Ore Shipments Remain Strong for August |
22/09/2015 | BHP Billiton Releases First Economic Contribution and Paymen... |
21/09/2015 | China Iron Ore Port Inventory Remains Low |
21/09/2015 | Iron Ore Prices Are Holding Steady Thus Far |
18/09/2015 | Copper Stocks to Watch Post-Chile Earthquake |
10/09/2015 | What’s Driving Unit Cost Reduction for BHP’s Coal Segment? |
10/09/2015 | BHP’s Coal Segment Sees Record Production in Fiscal 2015 |
10/09/2015 | BHP Billiton and SaskPower Partner to Accelerate Development... |
10/09/2015 | How Much Lower Can BHP’s Unit Iron Ore Costs Go? |
10/09/2015 | Why BHP Delivered Record Iron Ore Production in Fiscal 2015 |
09/09/2015 | UK Market and EWU Rebounded after Panic over China |
09/09/2015 | BHP Billiton Petroleum Operational Excellence Underpins Valu... |
28/08/2015 | BHP Billiton Faces Pricing & Currency Woes; Scopes Scant |
28/08/2015 | Week in Review, August 29 |
26/08/2015 | RBC No Longer Hates BHP Billiton: Should You? |
26/08/2015 | BHP Billiton's FY15 Earnings Weak, Down Y/Y on Headwinds |
25/08/2015 | BHP posts 86 percent profit drop as commodity prices tumble |
18/08/2015 | Statement Senate Inquiry Into Corporate Tax |
13/08/2015 | Celebrating 130 Years of History |
12/08/2015 | China's Currency Move Devalues the Miners |
10/08/2015 | Polaris Capital Management Remains Bullish On Top Picks, Inc... |
05/08/2015 | Rio and BHP bounce after recent sell-off |
03/07/2015 | Which Iron Ore Companies Benefit from this Price Environment... |
03/06/2015 | Commodities' glut to drag on, BHP chief warns |
21/05/2015 | Australian government rejects iron ore inquiry |
20/05/2015 | BHP settles SEC probe into Beijing Olympics hospitality |
19/05/2015 | BHP slides in wake of South 32 split |
19/05/2015 | BHP chief blasts Australia iron ore inquiry plans |
04/05/2015 | Goldman Sachs May Sell Coal Mines --Energy Journal |
27/04/2015 | BHP Billiton faces A$522m Australian tax dispute |
27/04/2015 | Corporate Tax Inquiry |
22/04/2015 | BHP Billiton Prices EUR2.0 Billion Bond |
22/04/2015 | BHP Billiton taps the brakes on iron ore expansion |
20/04/2015 | BHP Spinoff's Tailspin Is Dream for X2's Mick Davis: Real M&... |
16/04/2015 | BHP Billiton Down to Hold on Hostile Pricing Environment - A... |
16/04/2015 | What Would South32 Look Like after the Demerger? |
16/04/2015 | Demerger Vote for BHP Billiton and South32 Is on May 6 |
14/04/2015 | How Are Iron Ore Companies Doing Amid Decade-Low Iron Ore Pr... |
14/04/2015 | Is Cheaper Australian Iron Ore Displacing Chinese Production... |
13/04/2015 | Oil shares lose appeal in income funds |
13/04/2015 | BHP, Rio Faulted by Barnett on Iron Ore as Citigroup Sees $3... |
13/04/2015 | BHP, Rio Faulted by Barnett on Iron as Citigroup Sees $30s |
03/04/2015 | Supporting Local Communities in Western Australia |
02/04/2015 | BHP hits bottom of FTSE as iron price drops |
30/03/2015 | BHP Billiton Provides Submission to the Productivity Commiss... |
30/03/2015 | BHP Billiton Submission to Productivity Commission Review of... |
26/02/2015 | BHP highlights shale productivity gains |
24/02/2015 | As FTSE Hits a Record, Scratch Beneath the Surface |
30/05/2013 | News Release |
28/05/2013 | News Release |
14/05/2013 | News Release |
08/05/2013 | News Release |
07/05/2013 | News Release |
29/04/2013 | News Release |
24/04/2013 | News Release |
18/04/2013 | News Release |
17/04/2013 | News Release |
11/04/2013 | News Release |
20/02/2013 | News Release |
20/02/2013 | News Release |
01/02/2013 | News Release |
30/01/2013 | News Release |
22/01/2013 | News Release |
12/12/2012 | News Release |
11/12/2012 | News Release |
13/11/2012 | News Release |
07/11/2012 | News Release |
17/10/2012 | News Release |
09/10/2012 | News Release |
30/09/2012 | News Release |
19/09/2012 | News Release |
18/09/2012 | News Release |
10/09/2012 | News Release |
10/09/2012 | News Release |
07/09/2012 | News Release |
04/09/2012 | News Release |
27/08/2012 | News Release |
27/06/2012 | News Release |
22/06/2012 | News Release |
22/05/2012 | News Release |
15/05/2012 | News Release |
14/05/2012 | News Release |
14/05/2012 | News Release |
10/05/2012 | News Release |
09/05/2012 | News Release |
08/05/2012 | News Release |
18/04/2012 | News Release |
11/04/2012 | News Release |
11/04/2012 | News Release |
05/03/2012 | News Release |
01/03/2012 | Petrohawk Form 10-K Filing With SEC |
23/02/2012 | News Release |
22/02/2012 | News Release |
21/02/2012 | News Release |
13/02/2012 | News Release |
13/02/2012 | News Release |
01/02/2012 | News Release |
01/02/2012 | News Release |
19/01/2012 | BHP Billiton Goonyella To Abbot Point Rail Project: On Track |
20/12/2011 | News Release |
13/12/2011 | News Release |
05/12/2011 | Petrohawk Form-10Q Filing With SEC |
29/11/2011 | News Release |
12/10/2011 | News Release |
10/10/2011 | News Release |
20/09/2011 | News Release |
12/09/2011 | News Release |
02/09/2011 | BHP Billiton Donates US$500,000 to the United Nations World ... |
23/08/2011 | Supporting the Illawarra Community |
21/08/2011 | News Release |
09/08/2011 | BHP Billiton to acquire HWE Mining subsidiaries |
26/07/2011 | BHP and Petrohawk Energy Announce Early Termination of Wai... |
22/07/2011 | BHP BILLITON PRODUCTION REPORT FOR THE YEAR ENDED 30 JUNE 20 |
14/06/2011 | BHP Billiton And University College London Launch Natural Re... |
01/06/2011 | BHP Billiton Successful In High Court On Australian Taxation... |
01/04/2011 | BHP Billiton Joins Marine Well Containment Company |
25/03/2011 | BHP Billiton today announced approval of a US$400 million in... |
25/03/2011 | (angl) BHP Billiton today approved three key metallurgical c... |
24/03/2011 | Further growth at Western Australia Iron Ore |
15/03/2011 | BHP Billiton Donates US$1 Million To Japanese Disaster Relie... |
14/03/2011 | 2011 Interim Dividend |
22/02/2011 | Announces Acquisition Of Chesapeake Energy Corporation's Fa... |
25/01/2011 | BHP Billiton Donates A$2 Million To Victorian Flood Relief |
23/01/2011 | Increases Donation To Queensland Prem's Disaster Relief Appe... |
31/12/2009 | Finalisation Of The Richards Bay Minerals BBBEE Transaction |
24/11/2009 | David Morgan Resigns as Director |
21/01/2009 | Changes to BHP Billiton's Nickel Business |
03/12/2008 | Approves The North West Shelf Cossack, Wanaea, Lambert, Herm... |
17/07/2008 | Mitsubishi Alliance Entered Into An Agreement To Acquire The... |
11/07/2008 | Completes Acquisition Of Anglo Potash Ltd |
14/09/2007 | Premier Morris Iemma Opens World-First Power Generation Proj... |
Publication de commentaires terminée |
|
|