Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
11 June 2020drilling scheduled▲ Good
Field work restarts using a Kalgoorlie contractor team, with collar marking from 15 June and a heritage survey 22-24 June. The 2,000m Aircore program at Canegrass and Holey Dam is targeted to start early August 2020. Responds in part to the ASX operations concern.
Work program for 2020/2021: up to 1,000m of RAB/Aircore at Canegrass (A$152,000 budget covers the drilling) and up to 1,000m at Holey Dam, starting once WA travel eases. Halls Creek Phase 1 (A$82,000) and Phase 2 (A$104,000) are pushed to Q2 2021. Funded by Yitai facility.
ASX has formed the opinion under Listing Rule 12.1 that Kaili's operations are not sufficient to justify continued listing. It has until 23 October 2020 to show compliance or face possible suspension. Kaili points to a planned field program funded by Yitai.
March 2020 quarter: RAB follow-up drilling at Canegrass and Holey Dam is postponed, and Halls Creek work is suspended, because of COVID-19 restrictions. Relinquishment of the three Pilbara iron tenements was approved on 15 January 2020. Granted area now 720.04 km2.
2019 annual report. The chairman says the Pilbara iron ground is dropped after poor results, Maryvale coal is being reassessed given local community resistance with a decision in 2020, and Yilgarn gold and Halls Creek work is planned. Financial figures were not in the text provided.
Replying to an ASX query on its Dec 2019 quarter cash (A$250k, A$303k operating outflow), Kaili says it will keep burning cash. Parent-linked Yitai Group (Hongkong) undertook up to A$2.5m interest-free, unsecured support to 1 April 2021; A$600k expected within days.
December 2019 quarter: the company will relinquish its three Pilbara iron tenements, citing community access difficulties and disappointing sampling and mapping results. RAB follow-up drilling at Canegrass and Holey Dam is being planned; Halls Creek fieldwork is still set for the first half of 2020.
September 2019 quarter: vacuum drilling completed with 389 holes, 1,520m; 8 Canegrass holes were skipped due to thick bush. Four Canegrass grids are marked for deeper drilling. Halls Creek and iron fieldwork slip again to the first half of 2020.
Follow-up filing giving hole-by-hole data for the Gindalbie vacuum drilling, as required under the listing rules. It adds tables of hole locations to the 12 September results and no new conclusions.
Half-year report to 30 June 2019. The operations section restates the vacuum drilling (120 holes done, results awaited) and iron and Halls Creek plans slipping to the September quarter. Financial statements were not in the text provided, so cash and loss are unknown.
Vacuum drilling finished 15 August: 387 holes, 1,516m. Results are only weak gold anomalies, 10-25 ppb at Canegrass plus a 0.248 ppm quartz float sample at Holey Dam. Several areas are flagged for deeper drilling; no ore-grade intercepts reported.
Long Zhao, already company secretary since 2016, is appointed an executive director, bringing the board to five. The text describes him as having property investment and development experience.
Company replaced its 31 July June-quarter report with a revised version adding descriptions in the Queensland Maryvale coal section. The exploration content shown is otherwise the same as the original.
June 2019 quarter: 120 of 397 planned vacuum holes drilled at Holey Dam, with results awaited. Wet weather and staff availability slowed work; drilling to resume mid-July. Halls Creek and iron fieldwork slip again, to the September quarter. No cash figure in the text provided.
Drilling began 20 June 2019 at Canegrass and Holey Dam, part of the Gindalbie Gold Project. Up to 397 shallow vacuum holes (maximum 12m) are planned. This is the first drilling since the weak Jungle Hill results of 2018; the heritage survey is complete.
March 2019 quarter: the Canegrass and Holey Dam drilling approval stands. A heritage survey is now set for late April, slipping from early March, with a 400-hole shallow vacuum program to start in early-to-mid May. Halls Creek field testing is planned for June/July 2019. Iron work awaits Mugarinya community budget.
Corporate governance statement of 28 March 2019, re-lodged on 2 April. It states there is no nomination committee, the board has 4 members, and written director agreements are still in process after the November 2018 board change. Compliance document only; repeats the earlier filing.
Corrected Appendix 4G re-lodged, fixing the governance statement date from 28 March 2018 to 28 March 2019. Administrative correction with no new substance.
Replacement page 20 of the annual report, correcting the name of the last director in the directors' meetings table. Administrative only; the page also shows director pay table.
Corporate governance statement of 28 March 2019 setting out compliance with ASX recommendations. It states there is no nomination committee and that written director agreements are still in process after the November 2018 board change. Compliance document only.
2018 annual report: Yitai's control rose to 51.38% after the December underwriting, and A$1.769m was raised. Operations restate Jungle Hill drilling, four Halls Creek tenements granted and Maryvale's 97Mt inferred resource. Financial statements not in the text provided.
Appendix 4G governance checklist lodged with the annual report for the year ended 31 December 2018. Administrative form; the statement date is mistyped as 2018 and corrected in a later filing.
Company replaced its December 2018 quarterly report with a revised version. Changes are clarifications: referencing the 16 November Jungle Hill release, noting the Maryvale resource (first reported 6 February 2017) is not updated, and removing the expectation of expanding the resource.
December 2018 quarter: the A$1,768,804 raise completed, and Treasure Unicorn now holds 51.38% (75.7m shares). Approval received for Canegrass and Holey Dam drilling, with a heritage survey planned for early March 2019. Jungle Hill results repeated; iron work still awaits June quarter.
20 Dec 2018capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Entitlement offer closed with only 10.17m of 49.13m new shares (about A$366k) taken up by shareholders. Underwriter Treasure Unicorn must take the 38.96m shortfall shares (A$1.403m), so the full A$1.769m is raised and Yitai's stake rises.
Chairman Donghai Zhang's AGM address: exploration will continue, especially in Western Australia, and the underwritten offer is expected to raise about A$1.768m. The board will also assess opportunities in other sectors, particularly for early cash flow, which repeats the earlier flagged possible acquisition.
Offer document and personalised acceptance forms were sent to eligible shareholders; the entitlement offer opens today and closes 17 December 2018. Administrative notice with no new information.
Letter to eligible shareholders restating the 1-for-2 offer at A$0.036 (about A$1.769m, roughly 49.13m new shares), underwritten by Treasure Unicorn. Shares would total about 147.4m after the offer. Entitlements cannot be traded. No new information.
Letter telling shareholders with addresses outside Australia and New Zealand they are ineligible for the A$0.036 entitlement offer. Their entitlements go into the shortfall taken by the underwriter, Treasure Unicorn. Administrative notice.