Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
4 Oct 2019debt financing▲ GoodMajor
TerraCom signed a binding term sheet through Aon for a A$72m rehabilitation bonding facility at Blair Athol, needing only A$45m cash backing and releasing A$27m of restricted cash. This delivers the insurance bond step needed to complete the refinance.
September quarter coal sales hit a record 921,119t (3.68Mtpa annualised), including 795,532t from Blair Athol. TerraCom targets a FY20 Blair Athol operating cost of A$58 per tonne sold.
Annual statement at 30 June 2019: Blair Athol JORC resource up 1Mt and reserves up 10.9Mt (66%) despite 2.6Mt mined. Some coal licences with no resource were relinquished. Group resource totals about 2,474Mt.
FY19 revenue rose 129.9% to A$338.3m, with a loss after tax of A$11.2m (down 39% from A$18.4m). No dividend was declared; the audit opinion is unqualified. Net tangible assets were 15.08 cents per share, up from 7.24 cents.
FY19 results presentation repeating the figures already announced: sales 3.0Mt, operating EBITDA A$93.9m, debt cut US$25.6m. No new information (the text is truncated).
FY19 operating EBITDA was A$93.9m, up A$66.7m, with a loss after tax of A$11.3m after non-cash or one-off items including A$31.2m of finance costs. Debt fell about US$25.6m (14%). Refinance is on track for September; the chairman again flags a maiden dividend.
31 July 2019quarterly activities report● NeutralMajor
June quarter: cash A$57.9m, Blair Athol EBITDA A$20.9m, record group run-of-mine output of 1,037kt. Refinance now due in the September quarter. New: PwC and Ashurst are advising on either a demerger of 100% of Mongolia or a sale of at least 51%.
TerraCom signed a binding term sheet with OCP Asia for a US$80m, 3-year term loan at 8.5% (down from 12.5%), with dividends pre-approved up to 30% of NPAT. Completion would cut finance costs about A$12.5m a year; US$20m of the refinance still depends on an insurance bond releasing A$25-30m.
5 June 2019capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
TerraCom issued about 60.93m new shares at A$0.58, raising about A$35.34m gross, completing the rights issue. Bonython underwrote A$20m. The chairman says the money will cut debt and its cost, and may allow a maiden dividend in due course.
Eligible shareholders took up about 34.97m shares at A$0.58, raising about A$20.28m. A shortfall of about 25.97m shares went to the underwriter.
What it means for a shareholder
35.0m new shares at A$0.580 to raise about A$20.3m. That's 7.0% dilution: every existing holder's slice gets 7.0% smaller. If you held A$1,000 of shares (1,724 at the issue price), your slice goes from 0.000369% to 0.000343% of the company. To keep it you'd need 129 more shares - about A$75 at the issue price.
Notice to shareholders outside Australia and New Zealand that they are ineligible for the A$0.58 entitlement offer. They need take no action. Administrative notice.
Information booklet for the 3-for-20 entitlement offer at A$0.58, closing 29 May 2019. It carries the standard offer terms already announced; the text is truncated and no new figures are visible.
Chairman's letter to shareholders restates the A$35m entitlement offer at A$0.58, 3 for 20. It opens 20 May and closes 29 May 2019. Proceeds go to reducing debt. No new terms.
Investor presentation supporting the A$35m entitlement offer announced the same day. Text is mostly disclaimers and is truncated, so no new figures can be drawn from it.
10 May 2019capital raising announcement▲ GoodMajor
TerraCom launches a fully underwritten 3-for-20 entitlement offer at A$0.58 to raise about A$35m, plus a US$20m convertible bond with OCP Asia (A$0.696 conversion, 9.95% coupon). Funds go to cutting debt for the refinancing; cash interest to fall about A$8m a year.
TerraCom requested a trading suspension pending an announcement on part of its refinancing package. The suspension was to last until the announcement or the start of trade on 10 May 2019.
March quarter: record sales of 827kt, group EBITDA A$22.9m, cash A$32.7m. Blair Athol June quarter sales forecast cut to 682kt from 670kt... 682kt versus the earlier 670kt forecast is actually higher; the cut is relative to the 3Mtpa run-rate path, with port and rain delays cited. Refinance now due in the June quarter.
Mongolia sold a record 152,591t in March 2019 (131,486t coking coal), an annualised 1.8Mtpa. The thick-seam thermal pit is now due in the June quarter, versus April previously flagged.
Blair Athol marketable reserve rises to 23.5Mt, adding over three years and about 8 years of life at 3Mtpa. Total ROM reserves are 28.7Mt, up 59% since February 2018. This builds on the December resource upgrade; geotechnical work may add 1-2 more years.
S&P index notice listing TerraCom among additions to the All Ordinaries from 18 March 2019. It is an index-provider announcement, not a company event, and says nothing about operations or finances.
4 Mar 2019asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
TerraCom agrees to buy Springsure Investments' 51% of Springsure Mining by issuing 9.23m shares at A$0.65, lifting its stake to 87%. The project holds a 191Mt resource and adjoins the Fernlee tenement bought in January 2018.
Half-year results presentation repeats the strategy of lifting Blair Athol from 2.5 to 3Mtpa and Mongolia from 1.5 to 3Mtpa. Shows 397m shares, A$0.62 price, debt US$159m and 2.1Bt Queensland resource. Largely repeats known facts; text truncated.
Half-year to December 2018: revenue A$171.9m (+280%), profit attributable A$3.3m versus a A$14.2m loss a year earlier. NTA is 11.38c, up from 7.24c. No dividend. Michael Avery resigned as director on 30 November 2018. Auditor review attached.
Media release on the half-year: net profit A$3.2m, EBITDA A$52.6m and operating cashflow A$33.1m. Debt refinancing is expected by end April 2019, pushing back the earlier 'early 2019' timing. FY19 EBITDA guidance of A$130-150m maintained and cash is above A$17m.
TerraCom repaid the Blair Athol Dragline and CHPP facilities for A$3.3m, freeing that equipment as security. Debt face value is down 12.9% to US$159.6m since July, a step toward the planned debt restructure.
December quarter: cash A$14.5m, down from A$33.1m. Half-year group EBITDA A$47.6m, with Blair Athol A$61.0m and Mongolia a A$8.2m loss. Blair Athol sales are planned to rise to 2.7Mtpa then 3Mtpa. FY19 EBITDA guidance of A$130-150m is maintained.
Blair Athol sold 605,423t in the December quarter, giving 1.22Mt for the half at US$92/t. The 2.5Mt FY19 sales target is confirmed. Slightly below the 637,000t secured earlier for the quarter. Danny McCarthy is now signing as CEO.
TerraCom paid the US$9.0m Euroclear bond coupon fully in cash for the first time, rather than PIK. Noble converted US$9m of its Blair Athol prepayment facility into 16.67m shares at A$0.75. Debt is down 11.2% to US$162.7m since July; refinancing is expected in early 2019.
Blair Athol Measured Resource rises 44% to 31.5Mt and Indicated 11.6Mt (+29%) after review of 3,421 historic drill holes. The company aims to convert the economic part to reserves, which the chairman says could extend mine life by 4-5 years, up to 13 years.