Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
31 July 2015quarterly activities report● Neutral
June quarter: A$1.7m received from Qiu and A$0.8m R&D refund. Joseph, Guangrong City and Guangzhou Joseph tranches still unpaid, with the company intending to enforce. Bennet Well drilling to resume in September quarter after heritage clearances; Rio Colorado approval still expected.
Presentation to the Australian Uranium Conference in Perth. Repeats known Bennet Well and Argentina material; no new results visible in the text provided.
Bennet Well resource rises 16% to 21.5Mlb eU3O8 (36.1Mt @ 270ppm), with Indicated up 90% to 11.9Mlb. Builds on the late-2014 drilling. WA government grant of up to $150k for drilling; new drilling planned September 2015 quarter.
1 July 2015capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Director Qiu Derong paid A$1.71m cash toward his A$2m placement at A$0.118 (A$0.29m offsets owed director fees); shares need shareholder approval. A$0.8m R&D refund also received. Funding lets Bennet Well drilling resume early August 2015.
Executive Director Brett Smith resigned on 23 June 2015 and Mark Gwynne joined as non-executive director. Executive Chairman Tony Sage remains the only executive on the board. No reason for Smith's departure is given.
WA Supreme Court discontinued the Joseph Investment, Joseph International and Guangrong action against Cauldron, discharged the injunctions and ordered the plaintiffs to pay costs. Cauldron can counterclaim for A$3m of unpaid subscriptions plus damages. Unpaid funds are not yet recovered.
Administrative notice: 100,000 unlisted employee and consultant options at $0.138 lapsed. Unlisted options now 60.05m; shares unchanged at 251,104,266.
March quarter: final A$0.47m from Starry World received, completing its A$4m (13.5% holder). First Bennet Well field leach trial now planned for September 2015 quarter, later than the June 2015 target previously stated. Qiu's A$2m extended to 30 June; other unpaid tranches remain.
Half-year to 31 December 2014: loss A$2.48m (prior year A$2.07m). Of the A$15m placements, A$7.53m is received and A$7.47m outstanding, mainly from Joseph-related investors, Guangrong City and director Qiu.
December quarter: 73 Bennet Well holes drilled with several 1,000ppm+ intercepts. Only A$2.53m of placement money came in (from Starry World); Joseph, Guangrong City and Guangzhou Joseph tranches remain unpaid and the company intends to enforce them. Qiu owes A$2m by 28 Feb.
Administrative notice: 850,000 options at $0.20 and 350,000 options at $0.138 held by employees and consultants lapsed. Unlisted options now 60.15m; shares on issue 247,121,205.
WA Mines Minister rejected the Warden's recommendation and allowed the three Minderoo uranium exploration licence applications to proceed, resolving the pending decision. Applications still go through further determination. Company cites cash of A$3.0m plus A$7.47m due under placements.
Non-executive director Anson Huang resigned on 17 December 2014, after about five months, and Judy Li was appointed non-executive director the same day. Neither holds securities per the notices. No reason for the departure is given.
NSW Supreme Court transferred the Joseph Investment and Guangrong proceedings against Cauldron to the Western Australian Supreme Court, with the plaintiffs paying costs of the application. Procedural win; Cauldron still calls the claims meritless. Dispute unresolved.
Drilling outlines a high-grade zone at Bennet Well East, peaking at 2500ppm eU3O8 (e.g. 1.25m @ 2500ppm); the over-500ppm contour covers 500m by 175m. A core rig is added to fast-track field leach trials. Builds on October's first holes.
September quarter: cash A$3.2m; A$5m of Chinese placement money received, but Joseph Investment's A$1m due 2 October remains unpaid and is in litigation. Bennet Well drilling began in October; AGM set for 27 November.
First two holes of the 10,000m Bennet Well program hit shallow, high-grade uranium at Bennet Well East, best 1.55m @ 667ppm eU3O8 from 47.75m including 0.4m @ 1340ppm. Early results; management says shallow depth could mean lower-end ISR costs (company view).
Presentation for a China mining roadshow in Tianjin. It claims three projects are fully funded, repeating the 18.6Mlb Bennet Well resource; no new results are visible. It comes days after the dispute with two placement investors.
NSW Supreme Court discharged ex parte injunctions Joseph Investment and Guangrong had obtained on 12 October. Cauldron had demanded $1m owed on 2 October under the placement agreement. Company calls the claims meritless; directions hearing 5 November. Raises doubt over the placement funding.
A$1.5m, 10,000m mud-rotary program of about 100 holes at Bennet Well to start 14 October, ahead of a leach test planned for the June 2015 quarter. Shareholders approved the placements on 30 September; A$5m received so far, A$6m expected within two months.
Bennet Well resource rises 18% to 18.6Mlb eU3O8 (32.4Mt at 260ppm) from 15.7Mlb, after 8 core holes. 29% is now Indicated. It follows the delayed revision flagged earlier; a 100+ hole drill campaign starts late September.
Annual report for year ended 30 June 2014. Visible text covers directors and corporate directory only: Amy Wang joined 9 June and Anson Huang 29 July 2014; BDO remains auditor. No financial figures are visible.
June quarter: A$15m of Chinese placements secured, with A$4m received from Guangrong in June, A$1.94m immediately usable. Bennet Well resource revision is near completion, with a large Yanrey drill program planned. Shareholder meeting planned for September.
Anson Huang is appointed non-executive director from 29 July 2014, with no shareholding disclosed. He is presumably the additional Chinese director promised with the placements (inference).
Re-release of the 19 June roadshow presentation with added exploration target disclosure to comply with JORC 2012. A compliance fix, not new information.
1 July 2014capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
Cauldron secures a further A$4m from Chinese investor Starry World at A$0.118 (33.9m shares), paid in four A$1m instalments from March to December 2015, subject to shareholder approval. Lifts the Chinese placements to A$15m, with another Chinese director to be appointed.
Administrative notice: 900,000 unlisted employee and consultant options at $0.20 lapsed on 30 June 2014. Shares on issue now 196,438,713 and unlisted options 9.5m.