Meta Pixel

News and Announcements

Altech Improves Financials of HPA Project with BFS Update

  • Published March 21, 2016 3:37PM UTC
  • Publisher Wholesale Investor
  • Categories Company Updates

16th March 2016, ASX Announcement

Highlights:

  • Updated Bankable Feasibility Study confirms financial robustness of Altech’s HPA project
  • Improved financials include:
    – Increased  estimated pre-tax NPV9 of US$358 million (previously US$326 million
    – Higher Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of 33% (previously 30%)
    – Capex  US$78.7 million (was US$76.9 million)
    – Long term sale price forecast unchanged at US$23,000/tonne for 99.99% (4N) product
    – Cost of goods sold lightly higher at US$9,074/tonne
    – EBITDA of US$55.7 million per annum at full production

Altech Chemicals Limited (Altech/the Company) (ASX: ATC) is pleased to announce the results of an update to its Bankable Feasibility Study (BFS) for the develpoment of a 4,000tpa high purity alumina (HPA) processing plant at Johor, Malaysia.

Background 

Results from the BFS were announced on 29 June 2015 and since then the Company has worked with its various consultants to further refine the study. Key items of work included optimising the process flow sheet, refining equipment selection and pricing, the critical evaluation of key assumptions and operating parameters and an update of key consumables pricing and sourcing.
To view the full article please click on the button below.

Capital Insights
Where’s the beef? Blackstone just answered the AI question.

In 1984, a fast food ad asked a question that became a catchphrase. Where’s the beef? Jon Gray, President of Blackstone, used that line this month in front of global LPs. It is the question every capital allocator is asking about AI. Trillions of dollars are going into chips, data centres and power. That is […]

Company Updates
The Best of Both Worlds: How Omnique Fund is Rewiring Real World Assets via Tokenisation

For decades, the playbook for Australia’s wholesale investors has remained relatively unchanged: pick between the slow-moving, illiquid reliability of tangible assets like property and gold, or chase the frictionless, high-velocity liquidity of public equity and digital markets. But as macroeconomic volatility spikes and a structural housing deficit reshapes private debt demand, sophisticated investors are demanding […]

Join over 45,000+ sophisticated investors

Join Now