gold prices december 2000 to september 2011
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GOLD PRICES December 2000 to September 2011. US$1 771. US$ per Ounce. | 2001 | 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006 | 2007 | 2008 | 2009 | 2010 | 2011. Robertson Economic Information Services. GOLD PRICES December 2000 to October 28 2011. US$1 741. US$ per Ounce. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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GOLD PRICESDecember 2000 to September 2011
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GOLD PRICESDecember 2000 to October 28 2011
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GOLD PRICESDecember 2000 to December 2011
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US$1 574
GOLD PRODUCTION VOLUMES
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MINING PRODUCTION PLATINUM
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4 0005 0006 0007 000
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MINING PRODUCTION PALLADIUM
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MINING PRODUCTION VOLUMES - BASE MINERALS
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COAL PRODUCTION Tonnes per Month - Jan 1996 to Aug 2011
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HWANGE COLLIERYImproving Performance
First six months 2011 2010• Coal sales, millions of tonnes 1,16 1,18• Coking coal, tonnes 364 000 319 159• Revenue US$’m 48,6 45,2
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US$180 million needed to update underground and opencast mining operations
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COAL PRODUCTION Tonnes per Month - Jan 1996 to Aug 2011
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MINING PRODUCTION HIGH CARBON FERROCHROME
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MINING PRODUCTION NICKEL
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MINING PRODUCTION COBALT
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MINING PRODUCTION PHOSPHATE ROCK
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ASBESTOS PRODUCTION VOLUMES
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MINING PRODUCTION IRON ORE
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MINING PRODUCTION IRON ORE
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ZISCO STEEL SALES
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PLATINUM PRICES
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GOLD & PLATINUM PRICES
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PALLADIUM PRICES
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GOLD PRICES
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MINING PRODUCTION VOLUMES
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MINING PRODUCTION VOLUMES – PRECIOUS METALS
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RESOURCE CONVERSION: Sales Revenue becomes Payments for Goods and Services needed to extract Minerals. Profits are made only if Revenue
from the Mineral Sales exceeds Costs
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salaries
Payments to
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suppliers
Payments for
local
infrastructure Payments to
build housing Payments to
providetraining
Payment of
rents and feesto landowners Payments tocompensatelandowners Payment of
taxes to local
bodies
Payments for
health &educationservices
Payment ofroyalties
COSTS AFTER VERY LARGE CAPITAL OUTLAY
RESOURCE CONVERSION: Sales Revenue becomes Payments for Goods and Services needed to extract Minerals. Profits are made only if Revenue
from the Mineral Sales exceeds Costs
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Payments ofwages and
salaries
Payments to
local
suppliers
Payments for
local
infrastructure Payments to
build housing Payments to
providetraining
Payment of
rents and feesto landowners Payments tocompensatelandowners Payment of
taxes to local
bodies
Payments for
health &educationservices
Payment ofroyalties
COSTS AFTER VERY LARGE CAPITAL OUTLAYARE INCREASED BY ADDITION OF ROYALTIES
RESOURCE CONVERSION: Sales Revenue becomes Payments for Goods and Services needed to extract Minerals. Profits are made only if Revenue
from the Mineral Sales exceeds Costs
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Payments ofwages and
salaries
Payments to
local
suppliers
Payments for
local
infrastructure Payments to
build housing Payments to
providetraining
Payment of
rents and feesto landowners Payments tocompensatelandowners Payment of
taxes to local
bodies
Payments for
health &educationservices
Payment ofroyalties
Revenue exceeds costs = Profit
COSTS & REVENUEValue of mineral
s produce
d
ROYALTIESCALCULATEDAS A % OF TOTALVALUE OFMINERALS PRODUCED
RESOURCE CONVERSION: Sales Revenue becomes Payments for Goods and Services needed to extract Minerals. Profits are made only if Revenue
from the Mineral Sales exceeds Costs
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Payments ofwages and
salaries
Payments to
local
suppliers
Payments for
local
infrastructure Payments to
build housing Payments to
providetraining
Payment of
rents and feesto landowners Payments tocompensatelandowners Payment of
taxes to local
bodies
Payments for
health &educationservices
Payment ofroyalties
Revenue exceeds costs
Costs exceed revenue
= Profit
= Loss
COSTS & REVENUE
Value of mineral
s produce
d ROYALTIESCALCULATEDAS A % OF TOTALVALUE OFMINERALS PRODUCED
…but after downturn in metal prices
RESOURCE CONVERSION: Sales Revenue becomes Payments for Goods and Services needed to extract Minerals. Profits are made only if Revenue
from the Mineral Sales exceeds Costs
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Payments ofwages and
salaries
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suppliers
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local
infrastructure Payments to
build housing Payments to
providetraining
Payment of
rents and feesto landowners Payments tocompensatelandowners Payment of
taxes to local
bodies
Payments for
health &educationservices
Payment ofroyalties
Revenue exceeds costs
Costs exceed revenue Loss
COSTS & REVENUE
Value of mineral
s produce
d
= Profit
RESOURCE CONVERSION: Sales Revenue becomes Payments for Goods and Services needed to extract Minerals. Profits are made only if Revenue
from the Mineral Sales exceeds Costs
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Payments ofwages and
salaries
Payments to
local
suppliers
Payments for
local
infrastructure Payments to
build housing Payments to
providetraining
Payment of
rents and feesto landowners Payments tocompensatelandowners Payment of
taxes to local
bodies
Payments for
health &educationservices
Payment ofroyalties
Revenue exceeds costs
Costs exceed revenue Loss
COSTS & REVENUE
Value of mineral
s produce
d
= Profit
Mining company’s entire
investment
is to earn this profit
RESOURCE CONVERSION: Sales Revenue becomes Payments for Goods and Services needed to extract Minerals. Profits are made only if Revenue
from the Mineral Sales exceeds Costs
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Payments ofwages and
salaries
Payments to
local
suppliers
Payments for
local
infrastructure Payments to
build housing Payments to
providetraining
Payment of
rents and feesto landowners Payments tocompensatelandowners Payment of
taxes to local
bodies
Payments for
health &educationservices
Payment ofroyalties
Doubling ofroyalties
Revenue exceeds costs
Costs exceed revenue
Profit
Loss
COSTS & REVENUE
Value of mineral
s produce
d
…but after downturn in metal prices
RESOURCE CONVERSION: Sales Revenue becomes Payments for Goods and Services needed to extract Minerals. Profits are made only if Revenue
from the Mineral Sales exceeds Costs
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Payments ofwages and
salaries
Payments to
local
suppliers
Payments for
local
infrastructure Payments to
build housing Payments to
providetraining
Payment of
rents and feesto landowners Payments tocompensatelandowners Payment of
taxes to local
bodies
Payments for
health &educationservices
Payment ofroyalties
Doubling ofroyalties
Revenue exceeds costs
Costs exceed revenue
Profit
Loss
COSTS & REVENUE
Value of mineral
s produce
d
This profit not be sufficient to justify
the mining company’s investment
…but after downturn in metal prices
RESOURCE CONVERSION: Sales Revenue becomes Payments for Goods and Services needed to extract Minerals. Profits are made only if Revenue
from the Mineral Sales exceeds Costs
0
20
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100
120
Payments ofwages and
salaries
Payments to
local
suppliers
Payments for
local
infrastructure Payments to
build housing Payments to
providetraining
Payment of
rents and feesto landowners Payments tocompensatelandowners Payment of
taxes to local
bodies
Payments for
health &educationservices
Payment ofroyalties
Doubling ofroyalties
Revenue exceeds costs
Costs exceed revenue
Profit
Loss
COSTS & REVENUE
Value of mineral
s produce
d
If metal prices fall, c
ompany’s
investment could experience loss
DIAMOND REVENUES 2011US$122 256 491
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CHIADZWA DIAMONDS
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Mbada Diamonds
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Marange Resources
ZMDC
CHIADZWA DIAMONDS
Mbada Diamonds
MarangeResources
Marange Resources
ZMDC
CHIADZWA DIAMONDS
Mbada Diamonds
MarangeResources
Marange Resources
ZMDC
CIO
PRISONS
ANJIN
ARMY
POLICE
CHIADZWA DIAMONDS
Mbada Diamonds
US$600mm
MarangeResources
Marange Resources
ZMDC
CIO
PRISONS
ANJIN
ARMY
POLICE
CHIADZWA DIAMONDS
Mbada Diamonds
US$600mm
MarangeResources
Marange Resources
ZMDC
CIO
PRISONS
ANJIN
ARMY
POLICE
MINING STATISTICSJan to Aug 2011
MineralVolume Value Volume Value Volume Value
Chrome 398 755,38 47 993 098,28 341 056,10 35 759 114,14 16,92 34,21Coal 1 240 656,00 48 491 369,00 1 137 725,00 41 227 034,00 9,05 17,62Cobalt 107,73 2 068 191,27 37,11 448 315,16 190,25 361,33Copper 4 205,35 29 370 658,71 3 097,04 18 398 070,00 35,79 59,64Gold 7 839,32 378 048 780,93 5 768,1323 215 347 366,30 35,91 75,55Graphite 1 615,00 753 413,00 741,00 271 893,00 117,95 177,10HC Ferrochrome 104 775,48 102 402 206,00 94 575,57 79 199 623,83 10,78 29,30Iridium 262,59 4 811 642,48 169,62 1 583 007,00 54,81 203,96Iron Pyrite 8 248,91 982 156,00Magnesite 169,28 29 776,00Nickel 5 086,32 103 429 673,55 4 099,22 71 672 919,00 24,08 44,31Paladium 5 457,30 120 043 260,59 4 606,16 61 753 589,00 18,48 94,39Phosphate 28 520,00 3 051 250,44 38 153,00 4 100 890,73 -25,25 -25,60Platinum 7 005,48 354 115 581,75 5 750,10 268 770 476,00 21,83 31,75Rhodium 614,95 36 605 599,80 479,17 34 347 174,00 28,34 6,58Rhuthenium 549,35 2 335 358,45 369,39 1 394 278,00 48,72 67,50
Value Total 1 234 532 016,25 853 020 543,18 44,72
PERCENTAGE CHANGE
FIRST 8 MONTHS 2011 FIRST 8 MONTHS 2010 FIRST 8 MONTHS 2011/2010