This document provides an overview and disclaimer for MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. In 3 sentences:
MMX is a Brazilian mining and metals company focused on iron ore production. It operates the Corumbá System in Brazil and owns assets in the Sudeste System including Serra Azul and Bom Sucesso, as well as assets in Chile through Minera MMX de Chile. The document cautions that statements in the presentation relating to projections and plans constitute forward-looking statements and are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company focused on iron ore production. It operates the Corumbá and Sudeste Systems. The Corumbá System resumed operations in May 2009 after being suspended. The Sudeste System has an aggressive expansion plan to reach 33.7 Mtpy of annual production capacity by 2013 through its Serra Azul and Bom Sucesso mines. MMX also has iron ore assets in Chile through its subsidiary Minera MMX de Chile.
MMX Corporate Presentation - September 2011mmxriweb
MMX is developing iron ore projects in Brazil and Chile to create new supply options for the global seaborne iron ore market. Their integrated projects include mines, railroads, and ports that will allow them to competitively supply high quality iron ore. Over 60% of future production is already committed through long term contracts. MMX has extensive iron ore resources, competitive production costs, and an experienced management team to execute their expansion plans.
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This document contains forward-looking statements regarding Iberian Minerals Corp. It discusses the company's goals of maintaining steady production at its Condestable mine in Peru and ramping up production at its Aguas Tenidas mine in Spain. It also mentions reviewing opportunities for mergers and acquisitions to expand into other base metals assets in North and South America or Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Additionally, it provides an overview of Iberian Minerals' capital structure, corporate structure, its Condestable and Aguas Tenidas mines, and reserves and resources.
Presentation – 2007 global resourses conference (bmo)mmxriweb
This presentation provides an overview of MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A., a Brazilian iron ore mining and production company. MMX operates three integrated iron ore systems in Brazil, with planned total annual production of 38 million tons by 2011. The company has obtained necessary permits and licenses to develop its projects and is progressing financing according to its business plan. MMX aims to supply high quality iron ore to the global market while maintaining environmental sustainability.
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MMX is a Brazilian mining company focused on iron ore production. It operates the Corumbá and Sudeste Systems. The Corumbá System resumed operations in May 2009 after being suspended. The Sudeste System has an aggressive expansion plan to reach 33.7 Mtpy of annual production capacity by 2013 through its Serra Azul and Bom Sucesso mines. MMX also has iron ore assets in Chile through its subsidiary Minera MMX de Chile.
MMX Corporate Presentation - September 2011mmxriweb
MMX is developing iron ore projects in Brazil and Chile to create new supply options for the global seaborne iron ore market. Their integrated projects include mines, railroads, and ports that will allow them to competitively supply high quality iron ore. Over 60% of future production is already committed through long term contracts. MMX has extensive iron ore resources, competitive production costs, and an experienced management team to execute their expansion plans.
This document discusses building a tier 1 mineral sands company. It describes World Titanium Resources' plans to list on the ASX and develop a tier 1 heavy mineral sands project in Australia. The project is expected to have low capital and operating costs, produce ilmenite and zircon/rutile concentrates, and generate robust financial returns. The company aims to begin production in 2014. There is potential for the company's market capitalization and valuation to significantly increase as it advances the project, expands resources, achieves permitting and production.
This document contains forward-looking statements regarding Iberian Minerals Corp. It discusses the company's goals of maintaining steady production at its Condestable mine in Peru and ramping up production at its Aguas Tenidas mine in Spain. It also mentions reviewing opportunities for mergers and acquisitions to expand into other base metals assets in North and South America or Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Additionally, it provides an overview of Iberian Minerals' capital structure, corporate structure, its Condestable and Aguas Tenidas mines, and reserves and resources.
Presentation – 2007 global resourses conference (bmo)mmxriweb
This presentation provides an overview of MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A., a Brazilian iron ore mining and production company. MMX operates three integrated iron ore systems in Brazil, with planned total annual production of 38 million tons by 2011. The company has obtained necessary permits and licenses to develop its projects and is progressing financing according to its business plan. MMX aims to supply high quality iron ore to the global market while maintaining environmental sustainability.
Western Copper and Gold holds significant gold, copper and molybdenum resources and reserves in its Casino Project located in the Yukon Territory, Canada. Casino contains 8.4 million ounces of gold, 4.4 billion pounds of copper, 494 million pounds of molybdenum and 61 million ounces of silver in proven & probable reserves.
Kasbah Resources Limited is an emerging tin producer with two tin assets in Morocco. It has $28.5 million in cash and is funded to advance its flagship Achmmach tin project through a definitive feasibility study by the end of 2013. Kasbah also has exploration upside at its 100%-owned Bou El Jaj project located 15km from Achmmach. Toyota Tsusho Corporation can earn a 20% interest in Achmmach by making staged payments totaling $16 million and signing a joint venture agreement.
The document summarizes a transaction between MMX, Trafigura, and Mubadala involving Sudeste Superport. Trafigura and Mubadala will invest $400 million for a 65% stake in Sudeste Superport. This will provide funds to conclude investment in the port. It will also provide a solution for MMX's debt, with Trafigura and Mubadala assuming bank debt and other obligations. MMX will maintain a 35% stake in the port and benefit from future cash flow, while securing a shipping volume of 7 million tonnes annually through the port.
The document is a June 2009 presentation from MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. It discusses MMX's status as the only independent Brazilian junior mining company focused on mining and metals production and organic growth. It summarizes MMX's accomplishments since its 2006 IPO, including implementing mining and logistics systems, strategic partnerships, and expanding into Chile. It also describes a recent non-binding MoU among MMX, LLX, and Chinese steel producer Wuhan Iron and Steel Corporation regarding potential opportunities for collaboration.
MMX reported financial results for the first quarter of 2011. Net profit increased for the third consecutive quarter. Sales volumes decreased 23% quarter-over-quarter but increased 7% year-over-year. Gross revenues increased 86% year-over-year despite a 12% quarterly decrease. Production volumes reached a record for a first quarter despite seasonal factors, with domestic sales volumes also reaching a record. MMX also provided an update on the next steps for its voluntary tender offer to be completed in May 2011.
The proposed exchange offer is for securities of a Brazilian company and is subject to Brazilian disclosure requirements. It may be difficult for US investors to enforce their rights or claims under US securities laws against the Brazilian issuer. The document is not an offer to sell securities where prohibited. MMX will acquire up to 100% of PortX through a voluntary tender offer of royalties and cash or shares in exchange for PortX shares, to consolidate ownership of PortX which owns Brazilian port assets. The tender offer period is from April 20 to May 20, 2011.
The corporate presentation is for MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A., a Brazilian mining company. It discusses MMX's iron ore assets including the Corumbá and Sudeste Systems in Brazil and assets in Chile. It also summarizes recent events including an equity investment and iron ore offtake agreement signed with Chinese steel producer Wuhan Iron and Steel Co.
The document discusses MMX's integrated iron ore supply system in Brazil, including their Serra Azul mine expansion, railway contract with MRS, and Sudeste Superport. Key points are:
1) MMX is uniquely positioned with long-term contracts for iron ore supply to China and South Korea through their integrated mining, railway, and port assets.
2) Their Serra Azul mine expansion will leverage existing infrastructure to consolidate iron ore resources and increase production capacity.
3) MMX signed a long-term railway contract with MRS through 2026 to transport iron ore from the Serra Azul mine to their Sudeste Superport.
The document discusses a potential deal between MMX and SK Networks. Key details include:
- SK Networks would invest up to $2.2 billion in MMX through a capital increase at $13.963 per share.
- MMX would acquire Sudeste Superport, valued at $2.3 billion, paid in MMX shares or cash and royalties.
- MMX and SK Networks would enter a long-term iron ore off-take agreement where SK Networks would receive 50% of MMX Chile production and a percentage of MMX Sudeste production based on their ownership stake in MMX.
- MMX reported strong financial results for 2Q11, with sales volume up 29% quarter-over-quarter and 53% year-over-year, gross revenues up 60% QoQ and EBITDA up 84% QoQ.
- Production volumes have been increasing, reaching 2 million tons in 2Q11, up from 0.5 million tons in 2Q10.
- MMX completed its acquisition of 94% of PortX, positioning the company to benefit from growth at the Sudeste Superport.
- Capex has increased each year to support expanding operations and production capacity.
The document is a presentation from August 2009 by MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. about the company and its projects. MMX is focused on iron ore mining and metals production. It has the MMX Corumbá and MMX Sudeste Systems in operation and under expansion plans. MMX also has mining rights in Chile. The presentation provides details on production capacities, expansion plans, logistics and sales agreements for MMX's projects. It also discusses recent events including a MoU with Wuhan Steel and an agreement to sell MMX's pig iron plant in Corumbá.
The document is a presentation from October 2009 about MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. It discusses MMX's iron ore assets in Brazil including the Corumbá System and Sudeste System. It also mentions MMX's acquisition of mining rights in Chile. The presentation provides an overview of MMX's resources, production capacity, expansion plans, sales and logistics networks. A Memorandum of Understanding is also discussed between MMX, LLX and Wuhan Steel regarding a potential partnership.
This document provides an overview of MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. in July 2009. It summarizes MMX's iron ore mining projects in Brazil including the Corumbá System, MMX Sudeste System, and expansion plans to increase production capacity. It also discusses MMX's iron ore assets in Chile and recent events including a memorandum of understanding with Wuhan Steel and the sale of MMX's pig iron plant in Corumbá. The financial results overview shows that MMX is working to improve its cash position through the issuance of debentures.
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The chart shows MMX's share price performance from January 2009 to August 2009 in Brazilian Reais (R$) per share. It also shows the daily traded volume in R$ millions. The current share price as of September 8, 2009 is R$9.78, with the 20, 45 and 60 day volume weighted average prices being lower at R$8.59, R$8.15 and R$7.93 respectively. Daily traded volumes have varied between approximately R$20-120 million over this period.
The document provides an overview of MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A., a Brazilian mining company focused on iron ore production, and outlines some of its recent accomplishments since going public in 2006 including developing new mining systems and securing logistics agreements, as well as its potential opportunities through a recent memorandum of understanding with Chinese steel producer Wuhan Iron and Steel Corporation. MMX aims to increase its production capacity through organic growth and new opportunities in Brazil and Chile.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company that aims to create choices in seaborne iron ore supply. The document discusses MMX's unique integrated logistics systems and projects in Brazil and Chile that will allow expansion of iron ore production beyond 50 million metric tons per year. Key projects discussed include the Serra Azul and Bom Sucesso mines in Brazil, which will be connected to MMX's Sudeste Superport by railway. The port is fully funded and licensed for 50 million metric tons per year of capacity. MMX also discusses its Corumbá mine in Brazil and exploration project in Chile, which has a fully licensed deep water port.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company that aims to create choices in seaborne iron ore supply. The presentation discusses MMX's unique integrated logistics systems and projects in Brazil and Chile that will allow expansion beyond 50 million metric tons per year of iron ore production. Key projects discussed include the Serra Azul and Bom Sucesso mines in Brazil, which will be connected to MMX's Sudeste Superport by railway. The port is expected to begin operations in the third quarter of 2012. MMX also discusses its Punta Cachos port project in Chile and existing Corumbá mine operations in Brazil.
This corporate presentation from MMX provides information on the company's growth history and future plans. MMX has expanded its iron ore production capacity organically and through acquisitions, with production expected to reach 40 million metric tons per year by 2015. The presentation outlines MMX's assets and management team, highlights its effective project implementation, and discusses its commitment to sustainability and technological innovation to further increase value. MMX aims to continue growing through developing its existing projects and exploring new opportunities in Brazil and abroad.
The document is a corporate presentation from MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. dated September 2008. It summarizes MMX's growth history and plans for further expansion. MMX has increased production at its Corumbá System in Brazil from 6.3 million tonnes per year in 2008 to plans for 40 million tonnes per year by 2015. It has also expanded its metallics production at the Corumbá System from 400,000 tonnes per year in 2008 to planned production of 452,000 tonnes per year by 2015. The presentation outlines MMX's commitment to sustainable operations, environmental stewardship, and technological innovation to further reduce costs and create value.
The document is a corporate presentation from MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. from August 2008. It summarizes MMX's growth history, current assets, management team, operational and financial performance, and outlines plans for continued expansion of iron ore mining and metallurgical production capacity to 40 million tonnes per year by 2015 through organic growth and acquisitions. It also highlights MMX's commitment to sustainable operations, environmental stewardship, and technological innovation.
The document provides an overview of Port Açu, a port terminal under construction by LLX Logística S.A. in Brazil. Port Açu is located in an industrial complex with 7,500 hectares and will include berths for loading iron ore, coal, liquid bulk, steel products, and containers. Construction started in 2007 and over $1.6 billion will be invested. Port Açu has already signed 46 memorandums of understanding with companies interested in using its facilities and is expected to handle over 766 million metric tons per year once fully operational.
LLX Logística S.A. operates strategically located ports in southeastern Brazil that allow larger vessels to dock, lowering transportation costs. The ports have long-term contracts with EBX companies and others to transport iron ore, steel products, coal, grains and other goods. While Brazilian ports currently operate at full capacity, creating bottlenecks, LLX's "Super Port" developments at Açu and Brasil aim to capitalize on Brazil's economic growth and increasing demand for port infrastructure through investments supported by long-term cargo commitments.
MMX aims to create choices in seaborne iron ore supply by expanding its production capacity beyond 50 million tonnes per year in Brazil and Chile. It owns integrated infrastructure including the Sudeste Superport, which provides access to global markets. MMX has a unique location, proven track record, and strong controlling shareholders to leverage its mineral resources of over 3 billion tonnes into value creation.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company that presented its corporate structure and business plan update in November 2008. The presentation outlined MMX's iron ore production ramp-up plans for its Corumbá and Sudeste Systems to reach a total capacity of 40 million metric tons per year by 2013. For its Sudeste System, MMX discussed plans to expand its mines and beneficiation plants in multiple phases to achieve the targeted capacity through open-pit mining and investments of over $1 billion. MMX also provided updates on its pig iron production and forestry programs in Corumbá to become self-sufficient in charcoal production by 2017.
The document summarizes a transaction between MMX, Trafigura, and Mubadala involving Sudeste Superport. Trafigura and Mubadala will invest $400 million for a 65% stake in Sudeste Superport. This will provide funds to conclude investment in the port. It will also provide a solution for MMX's debt, with Trafigura and Mubadala assuming bank debt and other obligations. MMX will maintain a 35% stake in the port and benefit from future cash flow, while securing a shipping volume of 7 million tonnes annually through the port.
The document is a June 2009 presentation from MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. It discusses MMX's status as the only independent Brazilian junior mining company focused on mining and metals production and organic growth. It summarizes MMX's accomplishments since its 2006 IPO, including implementing mining and logistics systems, strategic partnerships, and expanding into Chile. It also describes a recent non-binding MoU among MMX, LLX, and Chinese steel producer Wuhan Iron and Steel Corporation regarding potential opportunities for collaboration.
MMX reported financial results for the first quarter of 2011. Net profit increased for the third consecutive quarter. Sales volumes decreased 23% quarter-over-quarter but increased 7% year-over-year. Gross revenues increased 86% year-over-year despite a 12% quarterly decrease. Production volumes reached a record for a first quarter despite seasonal factors, with domestic sales volumes also reaching a record. MMX also provided an update on the next steps for its voluntary tender offer to be completed in May 2011.
The proposed exchange offer is for securities of a Brazilian company and is subject to Brazilian disclosure requirements. It may be difficult for US investors to enforce their rights or claims under US securities laws against the Brazilian issuer. The document is not an offer to sell securities where prohibited. MMX will acquire up to 100% of PortX through a voluntary tender offer of royalties and cash or shares in exchange for PortX shares, to consolidate ownership of PortX which owns Brazilian port assets. The tender offer period is from April 20 to May 20, 2011.
The corporate presentation is for MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A., a Brazilian mining company. It discusses MMX's iron ore assets including the Corumbá and Sudeste Systems in Brazil and assets in Chile. It also summarizes recent events including an equity investment and iron ore offtake agreement signed with Chinese steel producer Wuhan Iron and Steel Co.
The document discusses MMX's integrated iron ore supply system in Brazil, including their Serra Azul mine expansion, railway contract with MRS, and Sudeste Superport. Key points are:
1) MMX is uniquely positioned with long-term contracts for iron ore supply to China and South Korea through their integrated mining, railway, and port assets.
2) Their Serra Azul mine expansion will leverage existing infrastructure to consolidate iron ore resources and increase production capacity.
3) MMX signed a long-term railway contract with MRS through 2026 to transport iron ore from the Serra Azul mine to their Sudeste Superport.
The document discusses a potential deal between MMX and SK Networks. Key details include:
- SK Networks would invest up to $2.2 billion in MMX through a capital increase at $13.963 per share.
- MMX would acquire Sudeste Superport, valued at $2.3 billion, paid in MMX shares or cash and royalties.
- MMX and SK Networks would enter a long-term iron ore off-take agreement where SK Networks would receive 50% of MMX Chile production and a percentage of MMX Sudeste production based on their ownership stake in MMX.
- MMX reported strong financial results for 2Q11, with sales volume up 29% quarter-over-quarter and 53% year-over-year, gross revenues up 60% QoQ and EBITDA up 84% QoQ.
- Production volumes have been increasing, reaching 2 million tons in 2Q11, up from 0.5 million tons in 2Q10.
- MMX completed its acquisition of 94% of PortX, positioning the company to benefit from growth at the Sudeste Superport.
- Capex has increased each year to support expanding operations and production capacity.
The document is a presentation from August 2009 by MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. about the company and its projects. MMX is focused on iron ore mining and metals production. It has the MMX Corumbá and MMX Sudeste Systems in operation and under expansion plans. MMX also has mining rights in Chile. The presentation provides details on production capacities, expansion plans, logistics and sales agreements for MMX's projects. It also discusses recent events including a MoU with Wuhan Steel and an agreement to sell MMX's pig iron plant in Corumbá.
The document is a presentation from October 2009 about MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. It discusses MMX's iron ore assets in Brazil including the Corumbá System and Sudeste System. It also mentions MMX's acquisition of mining rights in Chile. The presentation provides an overview of MMX's resources, production capacity, expansion plans, sales and logistics networks. A Memorandum of Understanding is also discussed between MMX, LLX and Wuhan Steel regarding a potential partnership.
This document provides an overview of MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. in July 2009. It summarizes MMX's iron ore mining projects in Brazil including the Corumbá System, MMX Sudeste System, and expansion plans to increase production capacity. It also discusses MMX's iron ore assets in Chile and recent events including a memorandum of understanding with Wuhan Steel and the sale of MMX's pig iron plant in Corumbá. The financial results overview shows that MMX is working to improve its cash position through the issuance of debentures.
Bloomberg
VWAP = Volume Weighted Average Price
The chart shows MMX's share price performance from January 2009 to August 2009 in Brazilian Reais (R$) per share. It also shows the daily traded volume in R$ millions. The current share price as of September 8, 2009 is R$9.78, with the 20, 45 and 60 day volume weighted average prices being lower at R$8.59, R$8.15 and R$7.93 respectively. Daily traded volumes have varied between approximately R$20-120 million over this period.
The document provides an overview of MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A., a Brazilian mining company focused on iron ore production, and outlines some of its recent accomplishments since going public in 2006 including developing new mining systems and securing logistics agreements, as well as its potential opportunities through a recent memorandum of understanding with Chinese steel producer Wuhan Iron and Steel Corporation. MMX aims to increase its production capacity through organic growth and new opportunities in Brazil and Chile.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company that aims to create choices in seaborne iron ore supply. The document discusses MMX's unique integrated logistics systems and projects in Brazil and Chile that will allow expansion of iron ore production beyond 50 million metric tons per year. Key projects discussed include the Serra Azul and Bom Sucesso mines in Brazil, which will be connected to MMX's Sudeste Superport by railway. The port is fully funded and licensed for 50 million metric tons per year of capacity. MMX also discusses its Corumbá mine in Brazil and exploration project in Chile, which has a fully licensed deep water port.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company that aims to create choices in seaborne iron ore supply. The presentation discusses MMX's unique integrated logistics systems and projects in Brazil and Chile that will allow expansion beyond 50 million metric tons per year of iron ore production. Key projects discussed include the Serra Azul and Bom Sucesso mines in Brazil, which will be connected to MMX's Sudeste Superport by railway. The port is expected to begin operations in the third quarter of 2012. MMX also discusses its Punta Cachos port project in Chile and existing Corumbá mine operations in Brazil.
This corporate presentation from MMX provides information on the company's growth history and future plans. MMX has expanded its iron ore production capacity organically and through acquisitions, with production expected to reach 40 million metric tons per year by 2015. The presentation outlines MMX's assets and management team, highlights its effective project implementation, and discusses its commitment to sustainability and technological innovation to further increase value. MMX aims to continue growing through developing its existing projects and exploring new opportunities in Brazil and abroad.
The document is a corporate presentation from MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. dated September 2008. It summarizes MMX's growth history and plans for further expansion. MMX has increased production at its Corumbá System in Brazil from 6.3 million tonnes per year in 2008 to plans for 40 million tonnes per year by 2015. It has also expanded its metallics production at the Corumbá System from 400,000 tonnes per year in 2008 to planned production of 452,000 tonnes per year by 2015. The presentation outlines MMX's commitment to sustainable operations, environmental stewardship, and technological innovation to further reduce costs and create value.
The document is a corporate presentation from MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. from August 2008. It summarizes MMX's growth history, current assets, management team, operational and financial performance, and outlines plans for continued expansion of iron ore mining and metallurgical production capacity to 40 million tonnes per year by 2015 through organic growth and acquisitions. It also highlights MMX's commitment to sustainable operations, environmental stewardship, and technological innovation.
The document provides an overview of Port Açu, a port terminal under construction by LLX Logística S.A. in Brazil. Port Açu is located in an industrial complex with 7,500 hectares and will include berths for loading iron ore, coal, liquid bulk, steel products, and containers. Construction started in 2007 and over $1.6 billion will be invested. Port Açu has already signed 46 memorandums of understanding with companies interested in using its facilities and is expected to handle over 766 million metric tons per year once fully operational.
LLX Logística S.A. operates strategically located ports in southeastern Brazil that allow larger vessels to dock, lowering transportation costs. The ports have long-term contracts with EBX companies and others to transport iron ore, steel products, coal, grains and other goods. While Brazilian ports currently operate at full capacity, creating bottlenecks, LLX's "Super Port" developments at Açu and Brasil aim to capitalize on Brazil's economic growth and increasing demand for port infrastructure through investments supported by long-term cargo commitments.
MMX aims to create choices in seaborne iron ore supply by expanding its production capacity beyond 50 million tonnes per year in Brazil and Chile. It owns integrated infrastructure including the Sudeste Superport, which provides access to global markets. MMX has a unique location, proven track record, and strong controlling shareholders to leverage its mineral resources of over 3 billion tonnes into value creation.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company that presented its corporate structure and business plan update in November 2008. The presentation outlined MMX's iron ore production ramp-up plans for its Corumbá and Sudeste Systems to reach a total capacity of 40 million metric tons per year by 2013. For its Sudeste System, MMX discussed plans to expand its mines and beneficiation plants in multiple phases to achieve the targeted capacity through open-pit mining and investments of over $1 billion. MMX also provided updates on its pig iron production and forestry programs in Corumbá to become self-sufficient in charcoal production by 2017.
The document discusses MMX's plans to expand its iron ore production capacity in Brazil. MMX currently has two operating mining systems in Brazil with a production capacity of 10.8 million metric tons per year. MMX aims to expand beyond 40 million metric tons per year through its integrated mining systems and the Sudeste Superport. MMX has high quality mining assets in traditional iron ore districts of Brazil and key ingredients for a successful iron ore business including resource base, competitive production costs, guaranteed logistics through its private port and railway, and secured off-take agreements.
The document summarizes the proposed transaction between MMX and SK Networks. Key points include:
- SK Networks will invest up to $2.2 billion in MMX through a capital increase in exchange for shares and rights to iron ore offtake.
- MMX will acquire Sudeste Superport, valued at $2.2 billion, through a combination of shares, cash, and royalties.
- SK Networks will receive 50% of production from MMX Chile mines and a percentage of MMX Sudeste production, securing them long-term supply.
The transaction aims to accelerate MMX's consolidation strategy and secure logistics and offtake for both companies.
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MMX is a Brazilian mining company focused on iron ore and its production chain. It operates three integrated mining systems - Corumbá, Amapá, and Minas-Rio. The Corumbá system is currently operating an iron ore mine and has received permits to build a pig iron plant. The Amapá system has received permits for its mine and railway is being repaired. The Minas-Rio system plans to begin pellet production in 2009 after additional resource drilling and permitting. MMX is financing its projects through loans and has disbursed $64.5 million as of September 2006, with further payments planned for 2007.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company focused on iron ore and its production chain. It operates three integrated mining systems - Corumbá, Amapá, and Minas-Rio. The Corumbá system is currently operating an iron ore mine and has received permits to build a pig iron plant. The Amapá system has received permits for its mine and railway is being repaired. The Minas-Rio system plans to begin pellet production in 2009 after additional resource drilling and permitting. MMX is financing its projects through loans and has disbursed $64.5 million of its $3.6 billion capital expenditure plan as of September 2006.
- MMX Corumbá Mineração produces iron ore from its Corumbá System in Brazil. Production is expected to ramp up to 6.3 million tonnes per year by 2011. The iron ore produced is of high quality with over 64% iron content.
- Between 2008-2011, MMX invested in expanding its mining operations and production capacity in Corumbá. Production of lump and fines increased steadily during this period. By 2011, production included 1.5 million tonnes of sinter feed and 3.8 million tonnes of hematitinha and lump.
- This investment supported MMX's goal of increasing its overall production scale and iron ore output to 40 million tonnes per year by 2015
This presentation provides an overview of a proposed transaction between MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A. and Anglo American. Key details include:
- Anglo American will acquire the shares of IronX, MMX's controlling shareholder, for over $5.5 billion.
- Current MMX shareholders will receive shares in LLX Logistica, maintaining their ownership percentage.
- The transaction is subject to MMX board and shareholder approval, as well as final documentation with Anglo American.
- If approved, IronX and LLX shares would begin trading after the shareholder meeting.
The corporate presentation provides an overview of MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A.'s proposed transaction with Anglo American and the resulting restructuring. Key points include:
1) MMX will restructure into multiple new entities, with Anglo American acquiring a 57% stake in the new holding company in exchange for $5.5 billion.
2) The new corporate structure separates MMX's mining assets and projects into independent subsidiaries, including MMX Corumbá, MMX Amapá, MMX Minas-Rio, AVX Mineração, LLX Logística, and MMX Metálicos.
3) Anglo American will also acquire a
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MMX is a Brazilian mining company that produces and exports iron ore. It owns the Serra Azul mine and expansion project in Minas Gerais, as well as rights to mines in Corumbá, Mato Grosso do Sul. MMX has long-term off-take agreements with strategic partners Wisco and SK Networks for 64% of its future production. It owns 35% of Porto Sudeste, a deepwater port in Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro that provides logistics for exporting MMX's iron ore. The presentation provides an overview of MMX's assets and projects, production targets, mineral reserves, and highlights recent corporate developments.
O documento resume as operações e projetos da MMX Mineração. Apresenta os ativos da empresa no Sudeste do Brasil, incluindo a Unidade Serra Azul em operação e o Porto Sudeste, com foco no minério de ferro. Também destaca os principais eventos recentes, métricas financeiras e detalhes dos projetos de expansão.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company that produces iron ore. It has two operating systems, Serra Azul and Corumbá, with a current combined capacity of 7 million metric tons per year. MMX's iron ore is committed to strategic consumers in China and South Korea through long-term contracts. It has a port facility called Porto Sudeste that provides access to seaborne iron ore markets. MMX has mineral resources totaling 3.6 billion metric tons across its mining assets and aims to expand production capacity.
Este documento fornece um resumo da MMX Mineração, incluindo:
1) A MMX Mineração opera sistemas de mineração de minério de ferro em Serra Azul (MG) e Corumbá (MS) com capacidade total de produção de aproximadamente 7 Mtpa.
2) A empresa está expandindo a operação em Serra Azul para aumentar a produção para 15 Mtpa e 64% da produção futura já foi comprometida em contratos de longo prazo.
3) A MMX Mineração também opera o Porto Sude
1. MMX reported its 1Q14 results in June 2014, with production of 1.3 million tons (up 22% quarter-over-quarter but down 10% year-over-year) and sales of 1.2 million tons (down 15% quarter-over-quarter and 12% year-over-year). Net revenue was R$110.4 million (down 39% quarter-over-quarter and 53% year-over-year).
2. Net profit was R$ -69.2 million and adjusted EBITDA was R$ -501.3 million. Consolidated debt increased to R$2.791 billion.
3. Events in 1Q14 included
O documento apresenta os resultados financeiros da empresa no primeiro trimestre de 2014, incluindo uma queda na receita líquida, lucro líquido negativo e EBITDA ajustado negativo. Também destaca o investimento da Trafigura e Mubadala na Porto Sudeste do Brasil S.A. e o aumento da dívida líquida consolidada da empresa.
Este documento fornece um resumo da MMX Mineração, uma empresa de mineração de minério de ferro. Apresenta os ativos da empresa, incluindo as unidades de Serra Azul e Corumbá, e o Porto Sudeste do Brasil. Descreve também os planos de expansão da Unidade Serra Azul e do Porto Sudeste.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company that produces iron ore. It has two operating systems, Serra Azul and Corumbá, with a current capacity of 7 million tonnes per year. MMX has secured mining rights and resources totaling 3.6 billion tonnes. It has long-term off-take agreements with strategic partners in China and South Korea for 64% of its future production. MMX's Porto Sudeste provides access to seaborne markets and has the capacity to export up to 100 million tonnes per year.
O documento fornece informações sobre as operações de mineração e exportação de minério de ferro da MMX Mineração no Brasil. Apresenta os ativos da Serra Azul e do Porto Sudeste, com capacidade atual de 7 Mtpa e potencial de expansão para 15 Mtpa e 100 Mtpa respectivamente. Também descreve a unidade Corumbá com capacidade atual de 2,1 Mtpa e reservas de 192 Mtons.
1) A apresentação descreve o plano de negócios da MMX Mineração para o fornecimento transoceânico de minério de ferro através de seus ativos no Sudeste do Brasil.
2) Os ativos incluem as minas Serra Azul e Corumbá e o Porto Sudeste, com capacidade de 50 Mtpa e potencial para expansão para 100 Mtpa.
3) 64% da produção futura do Sistema Sudeste está comprometida com contratos de longo prazo com companhias da China e Coreia do Sul
MMX is a Brazilian iron ore mining company with operations in Minas Gerais and Mato Grosso do Sul. It has two operating systems, Serra Azul and Corumbá, with a current combined capacity of 7 million metric tons per year. MMX is expanding its Serra Azul unit and has secured long-term off-take agreements for 64% of future production with shareholders WISCO and SK Networks. It also owns Porto Sudeste, a private port in Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro licensed to export 50 million metric tons per year of iron ore.
1) A MMX Mineração fornece informações sobre seus ativos de minério de ferro no Brasil, incluindo as unidades Serra Azul e Corumbá.
2) O documento descreve o porto Sudeste do Brasil, que tem capacidade para 50 Mtpa e possibilidade de expansão para 100 Mtpa.
3) As operações da MMX no Brasil incluem minas, plantas de beneficiamento, ferrovias e portos, com foco em logística integrada para exportação de minério de ferro.
1) A MMX Mineração fornece informações sobre seus ativos de minério de ferro no Brasil, incluindo as unidades Serra Azul e Corumbá.
2) O documento descreve o porto Sudeste do Brasil, que tem capacidade para 50 Mtpa e possibilidade de expansão para 100 Mtpa.
3) As operações da MMX possuem logística integrada entre a mina, ferrovia e porto, além de contratos de longo prazo para venda de minério.
MMX is a Brazilian iron ore mining company with operations in Minas Gerais and Mato Grosso do Sul. It has two operating systems, Serra Azul and Corumbá, with a current combined capacity of 7 Mtpy. MMX is expanding its Serra Azul unit and Porto Sudeste export terminal to increase production. Porto Sudeste is located in Itaguaí, Rio de Janeiro and has licenses for 50 Mtpy, expandable to 100 Mtpy. MMX has long-term off-take agreements in place with shareholders WISCO and SK Networks for 64% of future production.
1) O documento descreve os ativos e operações da MMX Mineração, incluindo as unidades de Serra Azul e Porto Sudeste.
2) A MMX tem recursos certificados de 3,6 bilhões de toneladas e capacidade de produção de 7 Mtpa.
3) O Porto Sudeste tem capacidade para 50 Mtpa e projeto de expansão para 100 Mtpa, com logística integrada à mina Serra Azul por meio da ferrovia MRS.
MMX is a Brazilian mining company that produces iron ore. It has two operating systems, Serra Azul and Corumbá, with a current combined capacity of 7 million metric tons per year. Serra Azul has reserves of nearly 1 billion metric tons and production is committed to strategic partners through long-term contracts. MMX's Porto Sudeste has capacity for 50 million metric tons annually and provides access to global seaborne markets. The company aims to expand production at Serra Azul while divesting its Corumbá assets.
O documento fornece informações sobre as operações de mineração e exportação de minério de ferro da MMX Mineração no Brasil. Apresenta os ativos da Serra Azul e do Porto Sudeste, com capacidade atual de 7 Mtpa e projetos de expansão. Também descreve o ativo de Corumbá com capacidade atual de 2,1 Mtpa. Explica a logística integrada entre a mina, ferrovia e porto para exportação do minério de ferro.
This document provides highlights from MMX Mineração e Metálicos S.A.'s 2013 results and subsequent events. Key points include:
- Production was 5.9 million tons, down 20% from the previous year. Sales were 6.6 million tons, down 4%.
- Net loss was R$2.057 billion, up 160% from the previous year. Adjusted EBITDA was R$-156.6 million, down 131%.
- Subsequent events include concluding an investment with Trafigura and Mubadala, approving a revised business plan, engaging financial advisors, and signing an agreement to sell MMX's Chile unit.
Este documento resume os resultados financeiros e operacionais da empresa para o ano de 2013, incluindo uma queda na produção e lucro líquido negativo. Apresenta também os principais eventos do ano, como a revisão do plano de negócios e a contratação de assessores financeiros para avaliar oportunidades. Fornece detalhes sobre a dívida consolidada da empresa e sua estrutura societária atual.
MMX Mineração is a Brazilian iron ore mining company with operations in Minas Gerais and Mato Grosso do Sul states. It has two operating systems, Serra Azul and Corumbá, with a current combined capacity of 7 million tonnes per year. MMX is expanding its flagship Serra Azul project which has over 1 billion tonnes of reserves and will have a capacity of 15 million tonnes per year. It also has its own Porto Sudeste terminal capable of shipping 50 million tonnes annually. 64% of MMX's future production is already committed under long-term contracts with its major shareholders Wisco and SK Networks.
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6. The only one of its kind
MMX uniquenesses:
high quality iron ore;
low cash cost, due to the high in situ ore content and
high productivity;
Corumbá MMX Sudeste
System Sudeste secured logistics, through long-term agreements with
System
rail, barges and port services providers, including LLX Sudeste
Port, an EBX group company;
the only independent operating Brazilian
MMX de
Chile
junior mining company;
experienced Management in identifying high value
mining assets, as well as developing and operating them;
proven capability in delivering value to
shareholders.
MMX S.A. is the exclusive vehicle of EBX Group for investments in mining and metals, focusing on
the production capacity increase through organic growth and the development of new opportunities. 6
7. In 30 months since IPO (July’06), a lot has been delivered…
Jul
2006
Implementation of MMX Amapá System - mine, railroad and port - in 14-month record
time;
implementation of MMX Corumbá iron ore mine in 8 months;
implementation of MMX Corumbá pig iron furnaces in 12 months;
basic engineering studies of MMX Minas-Rio;
development of strategic partnerships with Anglo American and Cleveland Cliffs;
close of long-term off-take agreements with traditional steel makers in Brazil and
seaborne market;
business restructuring : spin-off of LLX and sale of assets – MMX Minas-Rio and MMX
Amapá - to Anglo American;
development of MMX Sudeste System: assets acquisition, development of secured
logistics and expansion plans;
going abroad: Minera MMX de Chile and the good perspectives of iron ore in Chile.
Dec
2008
7
8. MMX today: creating value once more based on new assets
Controlling Shareholders Free Float
64.12% 35.88%
70% 100% 100% 100%
MMX Corumbá
MMX Corumbá MMX Metálicos
MMX Metálicos Minera MMX
Corumbá System MMX Sudeste
MMX Sudeste
MMX Sudeste
Mineração
Mineração Corumbá
Corumbá de Chile
30% Centennial
Asset Corumbá
100% 100% 100%
Bom Sucesso
Bom Sucesso AVG
AVG Minerminas
Minerminas Sudeste System
Bom Sucesso
Greenfield projects developed or under development by MMX: Corumbá System started-up in 2005 (Mining) and 2007 (Metallics); Bom Sucesso under basic
engineering studies
Assets acquired by MMX (AVG: dec-07; Minerminas: jan-08) 8
10. Located at Iron Ore Quadrangle, MMX Sudeste System has an unique
combination of high grade iron ore, low cost and secured logistics.
BOM SUCESSO TENEMENT
LLX SUDESTE PORT
10
11. Serra Azul site: 8.7 Mtpy of capacity reached on Oct’08
Operations Sales & Logistics
Assets acquisitions concluded in Jan’08;
Jan’ Railway capacity secured through long-term
long-
Construction of Magnetic Concentration Plant and a agreement with MRS up to 15 Mtpy;
Mtpy;
series of operational improvements allowed Serra Azul Port capacity secured with CSN Terminal de Carga
site to reach 8.7 Mtpy as annual installed de Itaguaí Port: 2 million tons annually, from 2009 to
Itaguaí
production capacity in Nov, 2008; 2011;
Port capacity from mid-2011 till 2032 will be secured
mid-
through long-term agreement with LLX Sudeste Port
long-
(under final discussions);
Long-term Off-take agreements with domestic
miners and steel makers;
Developing long-term relationship with foreign steel
long-
makers through trialshipments, aiming at becoming a
consistent international supplier.
Concentration Magnetic Plant – Start-up Oct 30’08
11
12. Bom Sucesso site: outstanding magnetite content and logistics
Expected Quality:
Fe: 67.2%
SiO2: 2.5%
AL2O3: 0.5%
P: 0.033%
PPC: 0.6%
FeO: 8.8%
View from the west hillside of the Bom Sucesso mountain ridge
Acquisition of mining rights concluded on July’08;
July’
Unique magnetite content (30%);
The closestiron ore asset to the Brazilian
coast – 240km (lower rail tariff);
Greenfield basic engineering studies and environmental
licensing under development;
Railway capacity under negotiation with MRS to extend
Tests
current contract for additional 17 mt up to 2032.
12
13. MMX Sudeste: aggressive expansion plan to become an
international player
Production Capacity
2009 to 2013
32,1
33,7 Expansion plan built up in 3 phases:
Bom Sucesso Phase I: the installed annual capacity to
Serra Azul 17,4
17,4 reach 8.7 Mtpy has been achieved in Oct’08
18,5 I D
upon the start-up of the Magnetic SE DE
A U
Concentration Plant; PH CL
N
CO
8,7 8,7
18,5
14,7 16,3
4,3
8,7 8,7
4,3
Phase II: Serra Azul brownfield expansion up
2008E* 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013
to 16.3 Mtpy – approx Capex US$360MM
PHASE I PHASE II PHASE III
* Expected production Current under detailed engineering and licensing
studies
492 Total Capex*
US$ 1,026 MM
Phase III: Bom Sucesso greenfield project,
362
251 241
adding 17.4 Mtpy of high magnetite iron ore –
105
168 approx Capex US$640MM
31 146 130
73 11 Current under basic engineering studies
23 -
11
2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
*Capex and timeline to be confirmed upon conclusion of detailed engineering studies and analysis of market conditions; average exchange rate R$2.12 13
14. LLX Sudeste Port: dedicated to iron ore
Initial ore handling
capacity of 25 Mtpy
(Licensing process for 50
Mtpy);
The project includes a
521,000 m² area with
direct ocean access that is
being developed for iron
ore handling and
stockpiling;
20.0 meters depth
Sized to berth large
vessels of up to 200,000
tons.
14
16. Iron Ore in Chile: quality & logistics
50km distant from the Chilean coast
approx 1,760 hectares
Pellet feed with high magnetite content
Existing railroad (FERRONOR)
Patrícia
4 mining rights (2 purchase and options
Bella
agreements)
USD 44,5 million
(USD 26 million already paid)
Fortuna-
Fierro 2-year drilling campaign to begin in 1Q09
USD 17 million
Preliminary tests in Ouro Preto pilot plant:
-Fe: 67,50%
Teatino
s - SiO2: 2,5%
- Al2O3: 0,85%
- P: 0,015%
16
17. Logistics: Puerto Punta Cachos
EBX has 240,000 ha property at Atacama region
Permits to develop the urban, industrial and port
zones
Water availability with permits
Guaranteed site contract for:
Puerto
Punta Cachos 89ha of premium area (port)
782 ha of retro-area
Unlimited scalability for a long-term
development
Located close to mining players
Opportunities for industrial businesses:
Port / Thermo
17
19. MMX Corumbá Mineração
Development in 2008:
conclusion of NE&Rabicho mineral rights acquisition;
implementation of new mine route, reducing transportation
inside the mine from 12.5km to 2.5km (costs and time
savings);
construction of tailings dam;
implementation of water recovering system;
implementation of industrial jigging test;
new mining rights under registration
Corumbá lump ore
Production Capacity** 6,3
2009 to 2013
Significant impact on costs
3,1
NE & Rabicho Mine
63 Mine 3,2 3,2
2,1
1,4
3,2 3,2 3,2
MMX announced adjustments on Corumbá iron 1,4
2,1
ore mine due to demand constraint, mainly the
2008E* 2009 2010 2011 2012
Pig Iron plant, the major client. PHASE I PHASE II PHASE III
* Expected production
**Capex and timeline to be confirmed upon conclusion of detailed engineering studies and analysis of market conditions 19
20. MMX Corumbá: Sales & Logistics
Logistics
Transport is made by barges down the Paraguay River
delivering products to South American customers and to
Rosario Port, where cargo is shipped to Europe.
MMX has long-term contracts with local and international
barge operators;
Rosario Port in Argentina: Handymax vessels
Ladário Port
Sales
The single client for iron ore in the domestic market is
MMX own pig iron plant (35%) sales at market prices;
MMX has Long Term Supply Agreements – 5 years, in
average - with traditional steel makers in South America
and Europe.
20
21. MMX Metálicos Corumbá: Pig Iron plant
Pig Iron:
2 blast furnaces already with total installed capacity;
partnership with local charcoal suppliers, aiming at improving charcoal production techniques;
forestry program in progress:
self-sufficiency to be reached in 2017;
acquisition of pinus forests to expedite own charcoal production rate.
MMX announced adjustments of pig iron
output due to the current economic scenario,
as of end of November. Operations are
expected to resume upon the improvement in
global economic conditions.
21