Neue Rakete von Herrn Ian Mc Donald ?

http://www.stonegateagricom.com/i/pdf/2013-Q3-FS.pdf  

was ist hier los? Hast Du Infos? Wie schätzt Du den Wert ein?
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http://www.currentargus.com/carlsbad-news/...y-hopes-bounce-back-2014  

Ein Taschengeld für ihn...


Jun 2/14 May 30/14 McDonald, Ian James Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 36,500 $0.140

Jun 2/14 May 30/14 McDonald, Ian James Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 10,000 $0.135

Jun 2/14 May 29/14 McDonald, Ian James Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 8,500 $0.135

http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?menu_tickersearch=ST+|+Stonegate+Agricom

 

McDonald stockt weiter auf...

Jun 5/14 Jun 3/14 McDonald, Ian James Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 169,000 $0.140

http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?menu_tickersearch=st  

http://de.advfn.com/...ticchart&s=t^st&p=1&t=39&vol=1  

The Wall Street Journal Interactive Eddition
Friday, June 06, 201412:37 PM ET

http://online.wsj.com/articles/...rces-wsj-money-june-2014-1402072584  

... as CEO talks up takeover prospects"

Peter Kennedy, Stockhouse  | 10 June 2014


On a day when its stock rose 20%, Stonegate Agricom Ltd. (TSX: T.ST) President and Chief Executive Officer Mark Ashcroft said he sees the company as a potential target for big players who are seeking a secure supply a phosphate, a key fertilizer ingredient.

Stonegate is working to develop its flagship Paris Hills Phosphate Project in Idaho. The aim is to have a mining permit by the end of 2014, a milestone that would set the stage of development of a one million tonne-per-year mine that is expected to cost about $140 million.

“We will have fully permitted reserves within the continental United States by the end of this year, with low capital expenditures and a proven mining method,’’ Ashcroft told Stockhouse during an interview, Tuesday.

“So absolutely we could be a [takeover] candidate.’’

Still, Ascroft said he couldn’t comment on the reason for the activity in the stock, which traded at 21 cents Tuesday, leaving a market cap of $40.8 million, based on 194.2 million shares outstanding. The 52-week range is 45 cents and 12.5 cents.

Brian Ostroff, the Managing Director of Windermere Capital, a Montreal-based private equity fund, which holds shares in Stonegate, said he couldn’t offer any reason for the stock price rally.
...

Ashcroft said Paris Hills is the highest grade Phos Rock project in the Americas. The company will extract the rock by entering the side of a hill and utilizing room and pillar mining methods. The rock will be conveyed to the surface and put in a storage location.

As a result, surface disturbance will be minimal and the grade is sufficiently high that the company hopes to be able to sell the raw material without the use of a mill or concentrator.

Meanwhile, the company is working to secure offtake agreement with end users in the North American fertilizer sector.

“We are looking at existing fertilizer manufacturers who will need a new source of rock supply in the future,’’ Ascroft said.

Financing for the $140 million project is expected to involve a combination of debt and equipment leasing.

“But one of the aspects that lease providers and debt providers are going to want to see is an offtake agreement,’’ he said.

“We are working on both concurrently. Once we have concluded the offtake and the sale of the product, then we will finalize discussion on debt and leasing financing. I think we will get combination of debt and leasing in the neighbourhood of $120 million.’’

The balance would likely be comprised of a $20 milllion “equity plug.’’

Ashcroft said the company could start breaking ground as soon as the permits are awarded.

http://www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2014/06/...takeover-prospects  

"Stonegate Agricom Announces Management Change"

TORONTO , September 16, 2014

Stonegate Agricom Ltd. ("Stonegate" or the "Company") (TSX: ST, ST.WT.A) today announced that Mark N. J. Ashcroft has resigned from the positions of President, Chief Executive Officer and Director of the Company. We thank Mark for his contribution.

The Company intends to name a new CEO in the near future. In the interim, Co-Chairmen Ian J. McDonald and Kerry J. Knoll, who co-founded Stonegate, will jointly carry out CEO responsibilities.

Permitting work for the Company's Paris Hills Phosphate Project in Idaho will continue to be under the leadership of James Geyer, Vice President North America of Stonegate and President of Paris Hills Agricom Inc., and David Kramer, General Manager, Paris Hills Agricom Inc. Both executives have extensive experience in the permitting, construction, start-up and operations management of underground mines.

http://www.stonegateagricom.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=674647

 

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