Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
4 Mar 2010half year report● Neutral
Half-year to 31 Dec 2009: loss of $1.86M (down 3%) on revenue of $65k. Net tangible assets were $20.7M, or 8.0c a share, versus 4.5c a year earlier, reflecting the December $15M raising. Report notes the Mineralogy forfeiture application against Blackfin licences is unresolved.
22 Feb 2010asset acquisition disposition● NeutralMajor
Rey confirms the sale of its Humitos copper leases in Chile to China Yunnan Copper for $200,000 cash plus a 1.5% royalty on any future production, subject to a 30-day due diligence and Chilean approval. Rey says there is no accounting impact; other non-core disposals continue.
China Yunnan Copper announces it will buy Rey's Humitos copper porphyry property in Chile for $200,000 plus a 1.5% royalty, after 30 days' due diligence. The property had earlier been relinquished and written to zero (per context), so this may bring a small cash return.
MD's 20:20 Investor Series presentation repeats the 511Mt resource, the positive pre-feasibility study (34% IRR, $113M capex, 2013 start) and the definitive feasibility study under way. No new results.
Gujarat extends its unconditional offer for Rey once more, to 19 March 2010 from 19 February. The offer remains free of conditions; nothing else changes.
Rey confirms the Myroodah uranium joint venture: UXA can earn up to 80% by spending $1.75M, with Rey keeping coal rights. Rey says it is recruiting a project director for the feasibility study, talks with coal partners continue, and non-coal lease deals are 'well advanced'.
Uranium Exploration Australia announces its side of the Myroodah uranium deal with Rey and subsidiary Blackfin. UXA can earn 51% by spending $750,000 over 2 years, and up to 80% with a further $1M. Rey keeps all coal rights.
MD's 'Path to Production' presentation repeats the pre-feasibility results (34% IRR, $113M capex, 2013 start), the definitive feasibility study under way and an 18,000m drilling program. No new results.
Pre-feasibility study on Duchess Paradise is positive: 2Mtpa trench highwall mining, A$113M capex, 34% IRR and NPV $88M (at 90c A$/US$) or $161M (at 80c), production from 2013. Board commits to a definitive feasibility study, funded by the December raising. Delivers the study flagged for January.
Gujarat extends its unconditional offer for Rey again, to 19 February 2010 from 21 January. The offer remains free of all conditions; no other terms change.
Fusedale says it will let its 19.5c takeover offer lapse on 15 January 2010. Its prescribed-occurrences condition was breached by Rey's December share issue, and it will not waive that or the 90% minimum acceptance condition. Accepting holders keep their shares.
Gujarat revises its 17 December notice: its voting power in Rey is 11.998%, not 16.90%. The offer is still free of conditions. The cause of the lower figure is not stated; it is probably dilution from the new share issue (inference).
Rey completed the 75M-share raising at 20c and drilled four short holes before the wet season, finding coal near surface about 25km south of Duchess. Pre-feasibility results now expected in the third week of January 2010. Both bids extended; board says reject.
Gujarat's routine notice says its offer remains free of all conditions and gives its voting power in Rey as 16.90%. This figure was corrected four days later (see 21 December).
Fusedale again extends its 19.5c takeover offer period, with a notice of variation sent to shareholders. The new closing date is not in the cover letter; the 18 December update gives 15 January 2010.
MD's AGM presentation repeats the 511Mt resource, the Exploration Target, the Derby port and the pre-feasibility study under way. For 2010 it lists full feasibility, more exploration, and seeking a long-term partner, subject to a positive study. No new results.
ASX grants waivers allowing the share purchase plan to proceed, and Rey says the plan was well supported with no scale-back. The underwriter will take up the small unsubscribed part of the $5M. This advances the 20c raising announced 23 October.
Chairman's AGM address: both takeover bids still current and the board still recommends rejecting both. Shareholders asked to back the $15M raising, and a partner for the Canning Basin project may be sought once funds arrive. Mineralogy's forfeiture claims are being defended.
All five AGM resolutions pass, including the placement and share purchase plan approvals for the $15M raising at 20c. Proxy votes were mostly in favour; resolution 1 had about 47M votes against.
Fusedale extends its 19.5c takeover offer period, with a notice of variation sent to shareholders. The new closing date is not shown in the cover letter; the 18 December update gives 15 January 2010.
Gujarat extends its unconditional offer for Rey again, to 24 December 2009 from 27 November. The offer remains free of conditions; nothing else changes.
Rey's Target's Statement: directors unanimously recommend rejecting Crosby's 19.5c offer, and intend to reject it for their roughly 19% holding. It points to the 20c raising price as above the offer. This formalises the stance flagged on 19 October.
Fusedale (Crosby) finishes posting its 19.5c cash bidder's statement to Rey shareholders, as expected from 2 November. The offer is dated 2 November and closes 4 December 2009 unless extended. Offer terms are unchanged.
Gujarat extends its unconditional takeover offer for Rey to 27 November 2009, from 30 October. The offer remains free of conditions; Rey's board continues to recommend rejection.
Chairman Julian Ludowici's letter asks shareholders to vote for the capital raising at the 27 November AGM and to reject both bids. The share purchase plan closes 25 November. Restates known recommendations; no new facts.
23 Oct 2009capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Rey plans to raise $15M at 20c: a $10M institutional placement plus a $5M underwritten share purchase plan, 75 million shares in total (29% of the enlarged 258.6M). Needs shareholder approval at the 27 November AGM. Funds a 2010 drilling program and possible feasibility study.
Gujarat gives a routine notice that its offer remains free of all conditions; its voting power in Rey is 16.90%, unchanged from its 25 September notice.
Rey re-issues its 8 October Derby port release, amended after discussion with ASIC and ASX. The amended text adds that Rey has no Ore Reserve supporting its 2Mtpa production target. Corrects how the earlier release presented the target.