OBJ Limited
ASX Code: OBJ
Average Purchase Price: 0.023
Percentage of Portfolio: 22.94%
Percentage of Portfolio: 22.94%
Website: http://www.obj.com.au/
Summary: OBJ is a leading developer of magnetic, magnetic micro-array and powerless drug delivery technologies. Their three technology platforms include: eM-Patch, Field in Motion and Dermaportation.
Posts containing my research on OBJ will be linked to below:
OBJ: 2011 - A Year in Review (Posted 21 December 2011)
To view posts on specific OBJ announcements click here.
OBJ: 2011 - A Year in Review (Posted 21 December 2011)
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MHM Metals
ASX Code: MHM
Average Purchase Price: 1.195
Percentage of Portfolio: 11.17%
Website: http://mhmmetals.com/
Summary: MHM Metals is primarily involved in the recycling of salt slag, a waste product from the secondary aluminium industry. MHM holds the exclusive global rights to a proprietary technology that provides a closed loop solution to the treatment of this waste. They also have interests in a range of resources including silica, gold, nickel, copper and iron ore.
Posts containing my research on MHM will be linked to below:
How Much Could The First US Plant Be Worth (Posted 3 February 2012)
Potential Value of Silica Project to MHM Holders (Posted 31 January 2012)
How Much Could The First US Plant Be Worth (Posted 3 February 2012)
Potential Value of Silica Project to MHM Holders (Posted 31 January 2012)
Some Simple Figures on MHM Metals (Posted 21 November 2011)
Background Information on MHM Metals (Posted 14 August 2011)
Background Information on MHM Metals (Posted 14 August 2011)
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Kentor Gold
ASX Code: KGL
Average Purchase Price: 0.098
Percentage of Portfolio: 22.42%
Website: http://www.kentorgold.com.au/Index.cfm
Summary: Kentor Gold is a near term gold company with projects in Australia and the Kyrgyz Republic. In 2011 Kentor Gold purchased Jinka Minerals which gave them exposure to Burnakura Gold Mine, Gabanintha Gold/Copper Mine and the Jervois Base Metals Mine. Production is expected to re-start at Burnakura by June 2012 with the profit generated funding the future operations at Gabanintha and Jervois. The Andash project in Kyrgyzstan is currently on hold due to political interference from local community leaders. It is expected to proceed and has a construction time of approximately 12 months.
Posts containing my research on OBJ will be linked to below:
Analysis on Andash Project & Combined Value for KGL (Posted 13 September 2011)
Analysis on Jervois Base Metals Project (Posted 6 September 2011)
Analysis on Gabanintha Copper-Gold Project (Posted 5 September 2011)
Analysis on Burnakura Gold Project (Posted 1 September 2011)
Average Purchase Price: 0.098
Percentage of Portfolio: 22.42%
Website: http://www.kentorgold.com.au/Index.cfm
Summary: Kentor Gold is a near term gold company with projects in Australia and the Kyrgyz Republic. In 2011 Kentor Gold purchased Jinka Minerals which gave them exposure to Burnakura Gold Mine, Gabanintha Gold/Copper Mine and the Jervois Base Metals Mine. Production is expected to re-start at Burnakura by June 2012 with the profit generated funding the future operations at Gabanintha and Jervois. The Andash project in Kyrgyzstan is currently on hold due to political interference from local community leaders. It is expected to proceed and has a construction time of approximately 12 months.
Posts containing my research on OBJ will be linked to below:
Analysis on Andash Project & Combined Value for KGL (Posted 13 September 2011)
Analysis on Jervois Base Metals Project (Posted 6 September 2011)
Analysis on Gabanintha Copper-Gold Project (Posted 5 September 2011)
Analysis on Burnakura Gold Project (Posted 1 September 2011)
Background Information on Kentor Gold (Posted 31 August 2011)
To view posts on specific KGL announcements click here.
Cash
Percentage of Portfolio: 50.03%
