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From: | "Cristine Kerr" <criskerr@optusnet.com.au> |
Date: | Mon, 1 Mar 2004 08:59:14 +1000 |
INL - Intec UPDATE: Half-Year Report released
Friday 27Feb'04
Revenue UP 180% to $543,174
Net Loss DOWN 13% to $1,056,855
Events During & Subsequent:
Newly-designed and patented electrowinning cell for
Intec Copper Process was operated at commercial scale to produce several tonnes
of dendritic copper product. The compacted dendrites were shipped to Rautomead
International in Scotland and successfully converted into oxygen-free copper
wirerod.
IGP (Intec Gold Process) Pilot Plant was
constructed on time and on budget and a pre-commissioning campaign was
successfully carried out during the quarter.
$1.4M R&D Start Grant for IGP pilot plant which
is presently treating polymettalic tailings (numerous metals) from 100% acquired
Hellyer Metals Project.
20Feb - Intec placed 15M shares privately at 11c to
raise $1.65M
Note 5 - Segment Information: The consolidated
entity operates in one business segment and geogrpahical segment only, being
research, development and commercialisation of its hydrometallurgical technology
in Australia.
This is all great news.
My main concerns with INL at present
follow:
1) recent private placement which undervalued my
personal holding - have been turning over on increases and therefore had an
average buy price of 12c
2) 23,965,992 restricted shares (24mths from
listing date which was 29/4/2002) being released from escrow - NB last year's
date was 2/5/03 - a look at last year's share price graph at this time indicates
we can expect a drop in share price, however; this year will be a very
different story to last year - the company has made significant progress,
has made a significant acquisition and is far better placed in terms
of producing revenue.
Under present conditions, I have decided to
sell, wait and watch for re-entry.
Regards,
Cris
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