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AUSGROUP: 1H09 revenue up 28.8% to reach A$260.5 m

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Blanchard
    03-May-2013 18:34  
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The amount of A$21.7m is also about 7% of Ausgroup half-year turnover in 2013.
 
 
Blanchard
    03-May-2013 18:26  
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Thought of buying  Ausgroup yesterday but changed my mind... heng never bought it.

The amount of A$21.7m is about 3x of Ausgroup half-year after-tax profit in 2013.

Feel sad that this thing has to happen.
 
 
Kong75
    03-May-2013 18:16  
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Just a few more days before profit announcement come this news..

BB clf be accumulating.. 
 

 
gelu2279
    03-May-2013 18:10  
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this kind of major contract got performance clause at each stage... if by now cannot identify why customer withhold payment i think cui already :)

don't be surprised if next week got some unrelated corp action like share placement haha... i am skeptical 

 
 
 
shareflux
    03-May-2013 17:50  
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Just thinking aloud... would hard commodity stock like Nobel be affected by this market bearishness?

There is really very little information on the announcement. Withholding payment is not uncommon in construction industry. Reasons could be many and not always the fault of the contractors. The defendant is innocent until proven guilty. 


 
 
ynnek1267
    03-May-2013 16:02  
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What this news imply to? This imply to all these mining companies spent billion of money to invest in  railway, process plant, port terminal and etc  may face difficulty to raise money from Banks in this kind of  low commodity price market.

This may imply that the order book in next few quarters is not positive at all. Market will doubt about the cash flow of Ausgroup.

Don't play play ah. Wahahaha!!!!!!!!!

Octavia      ( Date: 03-May-2013 15:37) Posted:



It would be difficult to pinpoint how much exactly the share price will decline based solely on the witholding payment of A$21.7m. On top of this, there would be

i) a further loss on the group's opportunity cost of an A$8.8m in the form of bank guarantees, as well as

ii) further earnings opportunities with Karara Mining Limited. Theoretically, just using this value of A$21.7m divided onto its total share base of 480.9m shares, would give a decline of abt $0.057 per share.

 

 
Peter_Pan
    03-May-2013 16:01  
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Wonder what went wrong in their project execution to have KML reacting this way...

Octavia      ( Date: 03-May-2013 15:37) Posted:



It would be difficult to pinpoint how much exactly the share price will decline based solely on the witholding payment of A$21.7m. On top of this, there would be

i) a further loss on the group's opportunity cost of an A$8.8m in the form of bank guarantees, as well as

ii) further earnings opportunities with Karara Mining Limited. Theoretically, just using this value of A$21.7m divided onto its total share base of 480.9m shares, would give a decline of abt $0.057 per share.

 
 
Octavia
    03-May-2013 15:37  
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It would be difficult to pinpoint how much exactly the share price will decline based solely on the witholding payment of A$21.7m. On top of this, there would be

i) a further loss on the group's opportunity cost of an A$8.8m in the form of bank guarantees, as well as

ii) further earnings opportunities with Karara Mining Limited. Theoretically, just using this value of A$21.7m divided onto its total share base of 480.9m shares, would give a decline of abt $0.057 per share.
 
 
Peter_Pan
    03-May-2013 12:52  
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yes..the recent developments is a game changer.

KepoChicken      ( Date: 03-May-2013 12:37) Posted:

yes .. this counter... no 1 dare to dare at this junction

Peter_Pan      ( Date: 03-May-2013 12:35) Posted:

Wait for dust to settle.


 
 
ace333
    03-May-2013 12:44  
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as someone used to say....don't miss the boat woh.....
 

 
KepoChicken
    03-May-2013 12:37  
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yes .. this counter... no 1 dare to dare at this junction

Peter_Pan      ( Date: 03-May-2013 12:35) Posted:

Wait for dust to settle.

 
 
Peter_Pan
    03-May-2013 12:35  
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Wait for dust to settle.
 
 
bishan22
    03-May-2013 11:37  
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Gave up this counter. $$ gone after waiting for 2 months. Good luck.  Smiley

bishan22      ( Date: 24-Apr-2013 11:11) Posted:

Still stuck at the last breakout. Testing your patience.  Smiley

bishan22      ( Date: 17-Apr-2013 09:09) Posted:

Thick wall at 0.55. Good luck.  Smiley


 
 
ozone2002
    03-May-2013 11:30  
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kenna whacked 13 %...

should have some bounce up

gd luck dyodd
 
 
ozone2002
    03-May-2013 11:28  
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AusGroup announced that Karara Mining (KML) (a company

incorporated in Perth, Western Australia) has withheld

progress payments of about AU$21.7m for structural,

mechanical and piping installation works carried out by

AusGroup’s wholly-owned subsidiary, AGC Industries (AGC)

at KML’s Karara Iron Ore Project in Western Australia

pursuant to a 2012 contract entered into between AGC and

KML. AGC is actively liaising with KML management to

attempt to resolve the current situation.

 

 
ynnek1267
    03-May-2013 11:25  
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RUN AH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Australia Mining Industry is collapsing. Coming quarter result may send Ausgroup to 26cents again!!!!!!!!!!
 
 
CHINHWEE
    03-May-2013 11:21  
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a dropping knife.  can catch the knife or let it drop to 0.35 cents
 
 
Peter_Pan
    03-May-2013 11:13  
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Next support at 0.445-0.415...
 
 
aputako
    03-May-2013 11:13  
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Price is dropping.... probably good time to short.
 
 
Peter_Pan
    03-May-2013 11:08  
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I did not say I sold at 0.565. 

ace333      ( Date: 03-May-2013 10:57) Posted:

0.565 done less than 400lots.....u must have been among the first in the q CHAMPION

Peter_Pan      ( Date: 03-May-2013 10:49) Posted:

When it hit 0.565 on 11 Apr, it is good to take profit


 
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