Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
31 July 2015quarterly activities report▲ Good
June 2015 quarter: A$1.6m raised in the March quarter via 8m shares at A$0.20 under the 5 February prospectus; shares requoted 31 March. Cash A$3.27m. Tenements renewed for 12 months; Queensland drilling program finalised, WA work awaits native title talks.
ASX lists the documents released as pre-reinstatement disclosure ahead of quotation on 31 March 2015. It is an index of the documents that follow, with no new information of its own.
Escrow statement: 24,244,570 shares are restricted, including 11,688,889 for 24 months from quotation and three parcels for 12 months from Oct and Dec 2014.
ASX says the suspension in place since 2009 will be lifted from 31 March 2015 after the company re-complied with Chapters 1 and 2 of the Listing Rules. This resolves the long-running re-quotation thread.
Renewal applications were lodged for WA tenements E04/1433 and E04/1436 (expiring April 2015) and Queensland EPC1539 (expiring 5 August 2015), each for 2 years. Decisions may not come until after expiry dates.
Distribution schedule at 23 March 2015: 1,150 holders of 74,022,345 shares, with 26 holders each above 100,000 shares holding 90.38% of the capital. Meets the spread requirement for re-quotation.
Re-release of the share trading policy already lodged on 10 February 2015, covering insider trading rules for directors and employees. No new information.
Top 20 holders as of 23 March 2015: Treasure Unicorn holds 34,065,197 shares (46.02%), Mile Ocean 9,692,222 (13.09%), and ASF Group 2,200,000 (2.97%). The top 20 hold 89.83% of the 74.0m shares.
ASX notice confirms reinstatement on 31 March 2015 at 10:04:30am, with 74,022,345 shares quoted under code KLR. Suspension dated 31 July 2009. Lists restricted shares (11,688,889 for 24 months; others 12 months) totalling about 24.2m.
ASX mining-entity checklist pointing to where the prospectus covers JORC reporting, competent person and independent geologist's report (pages 14 to 54). Administrative cross-referencing only; no exploration results given in the readable text.
Formal ASX listing application (Appendix 1A) to quote 74,022,345 fully paid ordinary shares. Standard form of warranties and agreements; no new business information beyond the share count.
ASX checklist for foreign entities pointing to where the prospectus covers Bermuda incorporation, shareholder rights and accounting standards. Administrative only, with no new business information.
Company secretary confirms to ASX that the company complies with the Listing Rules, in particular rule 3.1 on continuous disclosure. A short compliance letter with no other content.
Corporate governance statement. Board is one non-executive (William Kuan) and two executives (Jianzhong Yang, Kelly Yang); it does not meet independence recommendations, citing cost. Chairman is the largest shareholder.
Share trading policy governing dealings in company shares by directors and employees, including insider trading rules. A standard governance document with no new business or financial information.
5 Feb 2015capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Prospectus dated 5 February 2015 lodged with ASIC, the offer document for the planned public offer to meet ASX re-admission requirements, following the Q1 2015 plan. Only the cover, directory and contents are readable here, so offer size and price cannot be reported.
December 2014 quarter: A$2.278m raised from share issues, operating outflow of A$272K, and A$80K of consultant fees settled with 4m shares. Cash rose to A$2.4m, from A$414K.
2014 annual report: chairman says shares are still suspended and the priority is ASX re-quotation. A prospectus is planned for Q1 2015, requiring shares issued at no less than A$0.20 and a spread of holders, with no guarantee. About A$2.278m was raised at up to A$0.15.
Omnitech is now Kaili Resources Limited, ASX code KLR, from 12 January 2015. Shareholders approved the name at the 6 August 2014 AGM, resolving the open name-change thread. New Sydney address given.
Half-year to June 2014: no revenue and a loss of A$223,234, versus a A$317,017 profit a year earlier. Net assets rose to A$808,234 after the ASF Kaili purchase, with no liabilities beyond A$47,279 payables.
Director and secretary Dongmei Ye resigns. William Kuan, also a director of ASF Group (the seller of ASF Kaili), becomes a director, and Ran Pang becomes company secretary.
June 2014 quarter: operating outflow of A$144,766 and no financing. Cash at quarter end A$478,133. Confirms the ASF Kaili purchase, valued at A$605,000 in shares, with net assets acquired of A$588,906.
Repeats the 21 April board changes and adds that no director remuneration is paid, incoming directors have no employment contracts, and no fees are owed to those who resigned.
Chairman Yuanqing He and Managing Director Wing Onn Chong resign. Jianzhong Yang becomes director and Chairman, and Kaiyuan Yang joins the board, replacing the leadership in place since the coal purchase.
March 2014 quarter: operating outflow of A$115,168 and no financing. Cash fell from A$177,472 to A$62,304, leaving little cash ahead of the ASF Kaili share-funded deal.
Omnitech agrees to buy 100% of ASF Kaili Resource, holding two Western Australian tenements (E04/1433, E04/1436), for A$605,000 paid in 11m shares at A$0.055. This adds a second project beyond the Queensland coal tenements.
ASF Group, as seller, says OHL will buy 100% of ASF Kaili Resource, which holds two Western Australian exploration tenements, for A$605,000 in 11m shares at A$0.055. ASF holds 20% of ASF Kaili and gets 2.2m shares.