Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
30 Oct 2009quarterly activities report● Neutral
Quarter to 30 Sept 2009: the placement and SPP raised about $2.6m, leaving 105.5m shares on issue. The OMM Waddikee farm-in, Melton's five magnetic targets and a Punt Hill gravity survey are recapped; Punt Hill and Kangaroo Island are being offered for joint venture.
Monax allotted 24.35m SPP shares, raising $1.8m after a pro-rata scale-back of applications. This completes the raising announced on 1 October; funds are for Punt Hill, Kangaroo Island and Melton.
The SPP was oversubscribed and closed early, raising about $1.83m, around 24.35m shares, scaled back. With the $0.79m placement, the total is about $2.6m before costs. Funds go to Punt Hill, Kangaroo Island, keeping the Melton interest, and new projects.
What it means for a shareholder
24.4m new shares at about $0.0752 to raise about $1.8m. Shares on issue before the raise aren't in the record, so the dilution can't be worked out.
Annual financial report to 30 June 2009. The visible text covers only the board: Gary Ferris is MD from 1 September, Michael Schwarz left on 31 August. Financial figures are not in the visible text.
Administrative notice that 10,533,532 shares were issued on 23 September 2009 in the private placement. This completes the placement announced on 17 September; no new substance.
Sample Share Purchase Plan application form from the registrar, with a $0.075 price, $15,000 maximum and 2 October closing. No new substance beyond the SPP already announced.
A high-resolution aeromagnetic survey at Melton, the Yorke Peninsula project Marmota is earning 50% of, outlined up to five high-priority targets. Ground surveys come first, with drilling planned from December to April 2010. Monax plans to co-fund to keep its 50%.
Administrative notice that the Share Purchase Plan will issue shares without a disclosure document, as required by the ASIC class order. No new substance.
A Punt Hill joint venture presentation to attract a partner. It repeats known results: 22 holes drilled, best GHDD6 159m @ 0.47% Cu. This follows the earlier JV-or-sale review; no partner or deal is announced.
Monax placed about 10.5m shares at $0.075 to raise $790,000 from Chinese and Australian sophisticated investors, lifting shares on issue to 81.18m before the SPP. Funds go to Kohinoor, Punt Hill gravity, Waddikee working capital and new opportunities.
What it means for a shareholder
10.5m new shares at $0.075 to raise about $790,000. Shares on issue before the raise aren't in the record, so the dilution can't be worked out.
Marmota reports a new uranium prospect at Mulyungarie from its 24-hole program: 18 holes showed gamma anomalies, six at 100ppm eU3O8 or more, best 256ppm. Follow-up drilling is planned for October 2009. Marmota is earning 70% of uranium rights from Monax.
New MD Gary Ferris's presentation repeats known facts: 70.6m shares on issue, market value $4.9m, the SPP terms, and the Melton, Punt Hill, Waddikee and Kangaroo Island projects. It says a Punt Hill joint venture is one funding option being discussed.
Monax announced a Share Purchase Plan at $0.075 a share, up to 21.19m shares (about $1.59m), a 25% discount to the prior close. Funds go to Kohinoor drilling and Punt Hill gravity; the company is reviewing all projects to streamline spending, and Waddikee work is fee-for-service.
Marmota's release: an airborne geophysical survey started on the Melton project, which it is earning 50% of from Monax. Drilling is planned from late November 2009 to February 2010, depending on harvest. No drilling results yet.
OM Holdings' own release of the Waddikee farm-in, matching Monax's terms: $2m over four years for 60% of ferrous minerals, subject to conditions precedent. It adds that OMM would manage any later joint venture. Duplicates ref 11 from the partner's side.
Monax's own release of the Waddikee farm-in: OM (Manganese) can earn 60% of ferrous minerals for $2m over four years, minimum $250,000 in year one, subject to due diligence. Repeats the partner's announcements already seen; Monax's chairman cites up to 42.5% Mn at 88% recovery.
OM (Manganese), a subsidiary of OM Holdings, can earn 60% of ferrous minerals at Waddikee by spending $2m over four years, with $250,000 minimum in year one. Subject to 90-day due diligence. Monax stays operator. Follows the 2008 beneficiation results.
10 Aug 2009director officer appointment● NeutralMajor
Gary Ferris becomes Managing Director from 1 September 2009, replacing Michael Schwarz. He is a geologist with 18+ years' experience, formerly MD of InterMet Resources. The company says it will focus on strategic alliances and joint ventures. This resolves the leadership vacancy.
June quarter report: the first hole under Kohinoor's old workings hit 2m @ 2.59g/t Au but missed the main lode. Underground rock chips reached 31.5g/t. Bonaventura drill analysis is complete. Cash figures are not in the visible text.
Monax's cover note forwarding Marmota's release on the Melton joint venture (Marmota earning 50% for $400,000 over two years). No new content beyond the Marmota announcement.
Marmota can earn 50% of Monax's Melton copper-gold-uranium project on Yorke Peninsula (two tenements) by spending $400,000 over two years. It is a new joint venture, adding to the existing Marmota deals with Monax.
March quarter report: Marmota reached 25% of Ambrosia after $1m spend (earning 50% for $2m), and drilled 24 holes at Mulyungarie. Bonaventura: all assays are in, and a 3D model and resource evaluation is under way. No cash figures in the visible text.
Marmota began its first copper-gold-uranium basement drilling at Ambrosia, on ground it is earning 50% of from Monax. The program is expected to take several weeks. It follows the earlier 25% earn-in, and no results yet.
Marmota completed its first 25% earn-in on Ambrosia from Monax, and is on track for 50% during the 2nd and 3rd quarters of 2009. Basement drilling is to start in April 2009. Carbonaceous muds showed some oil-shale potential (up to 24.1 kg/tonne). This is Marmota's announcement, not Monax's.
Half-year to 31 December 2008: net loss $406,592, down from $701,925 a year earlier. Cash was $7.49m (June 2008: $7.07m) plus $4.0m of financial assets, with total liabilities of $0.46m. Waddikee beneficiation final results are expected early 2009.
December quarter report: Monax and Marmota ran a strategic review to refocus on key projects. It repeats the Waddikee beneficiation (up to 42.5% Mn, 88% recovery) and the Punt Hill 159m @ 0.47% Cu results. A Pollinga sample is still being tested. Visible text gives no cash figures.
Monax issued a competent person statement to accompany its annual report, which it says was lodged on 14 October 2008. Administrative; no new results or figures.
Early lab tests on two Jamieson Tank samples lifted manganese from about 20% to 42.5% (80% recovery) and 18.7% to 34.7% (88% recovery). Laboratory conditions, not plant-scale. Spiral testing and a Pollinga sample test are still to come.
Punt Hill hole GHDD6 returned 159m @ 0.47% Cu, with 17m @ 1.1% Cu within it. The extended GHDD2 also hit copper over its extension. Described as the best results to date there; the company is now reviewing data to plan next steps. Resolves the pending Groundhog results.