Archive for July, 2009

ROCA declared Third Quarter Results

Roca Mines Inc. has released its unaudited financial results for the three and nine month periods ended May 31, 2009, including output and sales from the MAX molybdenum mine located in British Columbia, Canada. All dollar amounts are stated in Canadian dollars unless otherwise indicated. For full story, click here

Thompson Creek has scheduled Second-Quarter 2009 Financial Results

Thompson Creek Metals Company Inc., one of the world’s leading publicly traded, pure molybdenum producers, has scheduled a conference call for analysts and investors to discuss its second-quarter 2009 financial results on Friday, August 7, 2009 at 8:30 a.m. A news release on the results will be issued after markets close on August 6. For [...]

CIBC has revised its Molybdenum Forecast

CIBC has revised its molybdenum forecast to reflect higher prices going forward. The 2009 forecast was raised 10% to $11 per pound, the 2010 forecast was raised 33% to $16 per pound, and the long-term forecast was raised about 17% to $14 per pound. For full story, click here

Low Inventories have molybdenum poised to recover

Ferro-molybdenum and molybdic oxide continued their rally this past week, as frightening low stockpiles have traders worried that if the purchases accelerate, there simply won’t be enough moly to go around.

Molybdenum Prices expected to double in 2010

Molybdenum prices have averaged slightly more than $9/lb so far this year but an analysis by J.P. Morgan Securities warns “expect moly prices to close in on $15/lb over the next several months and to average $18/lb in 2010. For full story, click here

Sprott Moly has distributed its assets

Investment holding company Sprott Molybdenum Participation Corp. has declared that it has given C$1.76 and a new common share for each share held to stockholders as per a planned distribution of assets and revamped its board. For full story, click here

Moly Prices are still surging in tight market

Molybdenum prices in the United States have shot up by a dollar or so in the past week as purchasers and sellers gripe about how difficult it is to get their hands on replacement material. For full story, click here