OMH Has Operating Loss Due to Low Manganese Prices
Mining Weekly reported that OM Holdings (ASX:OMH) reported a year-end loss, citing a manganese price decline.
Mining Weekly reported that OM Holdings (ASX:OMH) reported a year-end loss, citing a manganese price decline.
Bloomberg reported that up to three of OM Holdings' (ASX:OMH) manganese shipments may be pushed forward into the next quarter because of a train derailment.
Mining Weekly reported that OM Holdings (ASX:OMH) has secured power supply for its Sarawak smelting project.
Mining Weekly reported that OM Holdings (ASX:OMH) is hoping to raise A$26.25-million through a share placement to fund the Sarawak ferroalloy project.
Mining Weekly reported that manganese production at OM Holdings' (ASX:OMH) Bootu Creek project reached a record high.
The price of manganese has been falling since October. As the price moves towards 2009 lows, the profitability of many high cost manganese producers is coming into question. If the miners reduce their output, prices may stabilize.
The Australian reported that OM Holdings (ASX:OMH) is working with its customers to resolve manganese shipment delays following a recent train derailment.
Asia Times Online reported that a military pact between Australia and the United States caused shares of OM Holdings (ASX:OMH) to fall.
Mining Weekly reported that a ferroalloy smelting project in Sarawak, Malaysia has been approved by OM Holdings' (ASX:OMH) board.
The Star Online reported that Cahya Mata (KUL:CMSB) plans to purchase 20% of a manganese project owned by OM Holdings (ASX:OMH).
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