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NEWS
Itools secondary market trading to begin on November 16, 2017 www.mse.mn
ITools, the most recent company to be listed on the Mongolian Stock Exchange, provides over 30 products and services such as domain name registration, internet and e-mail provison. It issued 38.86% of its stock and raised MNT 1.3 billion through its IPO which concluded on November 10, 2017. Using the money it raised on the Mongolia Stock Exchange, the firm plans to expand its data center business by founding a TIER III standard Modular Data Center Park in Darkhan City.
ITools IPO was oversubscribed by 3 times and reached orders for MNT 3.9 billion, becoming the highest ordered stock on the MSE. Due to the oversubscription of the IPO, shares were alloted on a pro-rata basis.
ITools secondary market trading will begin on November 16, 2017.
Standard Investment was underwriter for the firm.
November 15, 2017 trading report www.mse.mn
On November 15, 2017, 107,261 shares of 18 firms listed as Tier I, II, and III were traded. 10 firms’ shares increased in price, 7 decreased and 1 remained unchanged. State Department Store JSC /UID/ was the top performer, increasing 8.16 percent, whereas Baganuur JSC /BAN/ was the worst performer, decreasing 10.29 percent.
On the secondary market for government bonds, 12 bonds with a value of MNT1.1 million were traded.
The MSE ALL Index increased by 0.3 percent to stand at 1,169.18 points. The MSE market cap stands at MNT 2,301,264,129,003.
Buffett's Berkshire slashes IBM stake, adds to Apple www.reuters.com
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc (BRKa.N) has sold another large piece of its stake in IBM Corp (IBM.N), backing further away from an investment that the billionaire has admitted was not one of his best.
Berkshire cut its IBM stake 32 percent in the third quarter to about 37 million shares worth $5.37 billion from 54.1 million shares worth $8.32 billion, according to a Tuesday regulatory filing detailing its U.S.-listed stock holdings.
The IBM share stake has fallen by 54 percent since the end of 2016, when Berkshire owned roughly 81 million shares for which it paid about $13.8 billion.
During the quarter, Berkshire also boosted its stake in Apple Inc (AAPL.O) 3 percent to 134.1 million shares worth $20.7 billion, and became Bank of America Corp’s (BAC.N) largest shareholder by exercising warrants for 700 million shares.
IBM, whose full name is International Business Machines Corp, accounted for most of the stock sales that Buffett and his deputies Todd Combs and Ted Weschler made in the quarter.
In May, Buffett revealed he had begun selling IBM, telling CNBC he did not value Big Blue as highly as he did six years earlier when he started buying.
“IBM is a big strong company, but they’ve got big strong competitors, too,” he said.
The IBM investment had been viewed as a surprise, given the 87-year-old Buffett’s resistance to investing in technology companies and businesses he found harder to understand.
Berkshire has said it paid an average of about $170 per share for IBM. The shares closed up 49 cents at $148.89 on Tuesday, but fell in after-hours trading.
For the third quarter, Berkshire also reported lower stakes in Wells Fargo & Co (WFC.N) and cable TV company Charter Communications Inc (CHTR.O), and higher stakes in seed company Monsanto Co (MON.N) and credit card issuer Synchrony Financial (SYF.N).
It also no longer reported a stake in Wabco Holdings Inc (WBC.N), which sells brake and suspension systems for commercial vehicles.
Berkshire is one of Wells Fargo’s largest shareholders, with a nearly 10 percent stake. In April, it withdrew a Federal Reserve application for permission to exceed that level, citing restrictions on its ability to do business with the bank.
Sudbury Coleman Mine in shutdown for 30 days www.mining.com
Brazil’s Vale (NYSE:VALE) announced today that the temporary closure of its Coleman Mine in Sudbury, Ontario, which was caused by critical repair work taking place at the shaft's ventilation compartment, will take longer than expected.
Last week, Vale suspended operations at the nickel mine over safety concerns and today the company said the repair work won't be done until mid to late-December.
In a statement sent to the CBC, Amanda Brosseau, a spokesperson with the world’s No.1 iron ore producer, said that workers will be temporarily laid off for the period of the repair. “We know this is disruptive to our people at Coleman and their families. However, safety is at the core of this decision,” she is quoted as saying.
Under the terms of the collective agreement, employees do not get paid when work is not available. Therefore, this latest development has forced unions to step in and support workers in need.
According to Sudbury.com, 480 members of the United Steelworkers Union Local 6500 suddenly found themselves without a job and many of them are struggling to make ends meet. Some have access to employment insurance but some don’t.
“Since the shaft has been neglected for this long, they should not be paying the price,” the president of the union complained to the local publication. He also said that his organization is filing a grievance on behalf of the membership because they expected at least a 45-day notice.
Entrée Resources Announces Third Quarter 2017 Financial Results www.wtol.com
VANCOUVER, Nov. 14, 2017 /PRNewswire/ - Entrée Resources Ltd. (TSX:ETG; NYSE American:EGI – the "Company" or "Entrée") is pleased to report its financial results for the three and nine months ended September 30, 2017. Details of the Company's third quarter 2017 financial results are contained in the unaudited consolidated financial statements and management's discussion and analysis, which are available on the Company's website at www.EntreeResourcesLtd.com, on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on EDGAR at www.sec.gov. All figures are in US dollars unless otherwise noted.
THIRD QUARTER 2017 HIGHLIGHTS
Entrée/Oyu Tolgoi JV Property
Entrée has engaged its consultants, Amec Foster Wheeler Americas Limited ("Amec Foster Wheeler") to commence work on an updated National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report (the "Technical Report") on Entrée's 20% participating interest in the Entrée/Oyu Tolgoi joint venture ("Entrée/Oyu Tolgoi JV") in Mongolia. Completion of the Technical Report will be a significant milestone for the Company as it will enable management to discuss preliminary economics for potential future phases of the Oyu Tolgoi mine, where a significant amount of the Entrée/Oyu Tolgoi JV's mineralization occurs, thereby helping investors to understand the underlying value of Entrée's flagship asset. The updated Technical Report will include:
an updated reserve case for the first lift ("Lift 1") of the Hugo North Extension block cave on the Entrée/Oyu Tolgoi JV property. The reserve will be based on information contained within the 2016 Oyu Tolgoi Feasibility Study finalized in May 2016 by Entrée's joint venture partner Oyu Tolgoi LLC ("OTLLC"). First development production from Lift 1 on the Entrée/Oyu Tolgoi JV property is expected in approximately 2021; and
a Preliminary Economic Assessment of Entrée's interest in both Lift 2 of the Hugo North Extension copper-gold deposit ("Lift 2") and the Heruga copper-gold-molybdenum deposit ("Heruga").
Entrée management visited the Oyu Tolgoi mine in early September and had an opportunity to tour some of the main surface infrastructure, including the concentrator and tailings facilities and to also go underground to observe some of the development work completed to date. This visit included a review of plans with OTLLC for the immediate and medium-term future. Entrée is pleased to report that project development, including both direct production and supporting infrastructure, appears to be on track and is being completed to the highest safety and operating standards.
The development of Shaft 4, which is the first physical development work on the Entrée/Oyu Tolgoi JV property, is expected to commence in 2018. Shaft 4 will provide the necessary ventilation required to support mining of the northern part of the Hugo North deposit (including Hugo North Extension on the Entrée/Oyu Tolgoi JV property), which is reported to contain some of the highest-grade copper-gold mineralization in the entire Oyu Tolgoi project. Completion of Shaft 4 is expected in 2021.
As reported by Turquoise Hill Resources Ltd. ("Turquoise Hill") on November 2, 2017, production from the Lift 1 underground mine, which starts on OTLLC's Oyu Tolgoi mining license, remains on track for first draw bell in mid-2020 and sustainable first production in 2021. Activities reported in Q3 2017 include:
Underground lateral development made good progress with approximately 1.4 equivalent kilometres completed. Since the re-start of development in 2016, a total of 5.4 equivalent kilometres of lateral development has been completed.
The third development crew was deployed. Crews four and five were in training during the quarter and are expected to be deployed during Q4 2017. Also during Q3 2017, commissioning of the new 3,500 tonne per day development crusher was completed. With the deployment of crews four and five, a step up in lateral development rates is expected to begin in Q4 2017.
At the end of Q3 2017, Shaft 2 sinking was at 1,249 metres and work had commenced on the service-level excavation that has a floor at 1,256 metres. Shaft 2 sinking is expected to be complete in 2017 at a final depth of 1,284 metres with fit out occurring over 2018. Shaft 2 is key to future increases in lateral development activity.
Shaft 5 sinking progressed approximately 214 metres during Q3 2017. During September, the underground team achieved the best sinking rate for Shaft 5 since project re-start averaging 2.6 metres per day. Sinking of Shaft 5 began slower than expected due to an extended construction re-start period and lower productivity with completion now likely in early 2018. When completed, Shaft 5 will be dedicated to ventilation thereby increasing the capacity for underground activities; however, with good early progress and continued on-plan lateral development, the completion of Shaft 5 sinking in early 2018 is not expected to materially impact the lateral development plan.
Development of the convey-to-surface decline continued to progress with month-on-month improvement resulting from the use of project-wide process optimization techniques. The convey-to-surface system is the eventual route of the full 95,000 tonne per day underground ore delivery system to the concentrator; however, it is not a critical path item for first draw bell planned in mid-2020. Expected completion of the convey-to-surface system is 2022, which will facilitate the ramp up to full production by 2027.
Corporate
Q3 2017 net loss from continuing operations, was $0.3 million as compared to Q3 2016 ($1.0 million), a reduction of 70% from the comparative period of 2016.
As at September 30, 2017, cash on hand was $7.7 million with a working capital balance of $7.8 million.
Mongolia and Paraguay held first political consultations in Asunción www.akipress.com
AKIPRESS.COM - Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Mongolia B.Battsetseg met Ambassador of Paraguay Federico González and Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Paraguay.
They exchanged views on strengthening the friendly relations between the two countries; expanding bilateral cooperation in fields of economy, particularly, agriculture, and actively collaborating through the shared interests as landlocked developing countries.
Furthermore, the first political consultative meeting between the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia and Paraguay was successfully held on November 9 in Asunción, GogoMongolia reported.
The consultations were led by the two Deputy Foreign Ministers. During the meeting, the two sides evaluated current state of the bilateral relations and discussed the prospects of further cooperation, and exchanged views on cooperation within the framework of the United Nations and other international and regional organizations.
As Paraguay has vast experiences in the agricultural sector, Mongolian side expressed willingness to cooperate and learn from Paraguayan best practices in beef export such as the public-private partnerships, which significantly increased the beef export, and one–spot policy to support exporting enterprises. Paraguayan side supported the request and expressed readiness for the collaboration.
Moreover, the two sides highlighted the continuous mutual support and cooperation within the framework of the United Nations and other international organizations, and noted the willingness to actively collaborate in the scope of regional and multilateral cooperation such as the Forum for East Asia-Latin America Cooperation (FEALAC). Paraguay is one of the 10 founding member countries of the International Think Tank for Landlocked Developing Countries, based in Ulaanbaatar.
In this regard, the two parties emphasized the importance of active collaboration within the margins of the Think Tank. In addition, the two sides agreed to work towards establishing an agreement on mutual visa exemption for diplomatic and official passport holders of both countries. Mongolia has such consultative mechanism in place with the foreign ministries of Mexico, Cuba, Brazil, Argentina, Colombia and Paraguay among the Latin American countries.
Mongolia and Laos to mutually supply goods www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ Minister of Foreign Affairs D.Tsogtbaatar met Monday Sialounkone Seng-Outhone, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Lao People’s Democratic Republic to Mongolia and they exchanged views on bilateral relations and cooperation.
Minister D.Tsogtbaatar emphasized Mongolia and the Lao People’s Democratic Republic has developing friendly relations and he invited Saleumxay Kommasith, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Laos to visit Mongolia. Moreover the parties exchanged views on holding regular consultative meeting between the Ministries of Foreign Affairs of Mongolia and Laos in Vientiane and sign on memorandum of understanding between the Ministries.
The Minister expressed his gratitude on Laotian support for Mongolia’s proposal to establish International Tink Tank for LLDCs and suggested to closely cooperate further in frame of this institute.
Mr. Sialounkone Seng-Outhone congratulated Minister D.Tsogtbaatar for his appointment as Foreign Minister of Mongolia and conveyed greetings from Saleumxay Kommasith, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Laos. He noted that the two countries have had regular high level meetings and talks and expressed hope that Mongolian delegation would visit the Lao People’s Democratic Republic in the near future. Also the sides agreed to support the deal on mutually supplying goods such as Mongolian frozen meat and meat products, and carpet and Laotian agricultural products within the scope of broadening commercial and economic ties between the countries.
Ch. Khurelbaatar: Economic growth predicted to be 4.2 percent next year www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar/MONTSAME/ In regard with an approval of the State Budget 2018, Finance Minister Ch. Khurelbaatar made a briefing on November 14 at the State House. Beginning the report, he highlighted that the country’s economic growth is predicted to be 4.2 percent next year. “The state budget revenue will be MNT7.2 trillion whereas the expenditure will be MNT9.6 trillion. Subsequently, the total budget deficit will be MNT2.7 trillion. It is, however, an improved indication, as compared with 2017. In 2017, the budget deficit has equaled 9.5 percent of GDP, but next year it will go down into 8 percent.
82 schools and 127 kindergartens to be newly built and three-shifts of schools to be eliminated
MNT1.6 trillion has been budgeted for education sector next year. It is planned to build 82 schools and 127 kindergartens nationwide. Unfinished buildings of schools and dormitories will be solved. As a result, schools will have no three shifts. Tuition loans will be continually issued to students and the loans will not be disbursed through commercial banks, but through the Educational Loan Fund from next year to reduce burdens.
Health insurance premium for herders to be reduced by 50 percent
MNT893.1 billion was budgeted for health sector in 2018. It aims to put a basis of a reform in health financing system, to improve sufficiency of hospital services and to expand its scope. The Health Ministry will be in charge of health insurance beginning from next year. MNT376 billion, which will be solely expended on health services will be accumulated to the Health Insurance Fund. By doing so, it is believed to create inclusive health insurance and expand primary health care services. Moreover, health insurance premium to be paid by herders, the unemployed and private business owners will be reduced by 50 percent. A national program on ‘Hepatitis-free Mongolia’ will be also funded completely.
Retirement pensions and benefits to be raised
In light of a policy to stabilize a standard of living, retirement pensions and benefits have been planned to be increased. For instance, pensions of 396.6 thousand people will be raised by MNT119.5 billion in harmony with inflation rates. According to the decision to lower a retirement age for herders by five years, MNT44.6 billion will be transferred into the Retirement Pension Fund. Also, a program ‘Mothers with salary’ will be commenced from January, 2018. In accordance with the program, every mother who cares a child aged 0-3 years at home will be given a monthly benefit of MNT50,000. Single parent who has three or more children aged 0-18 years old will be given a quarterly benefit of MNT240,000. A total of MNT72.8 billion will be spent for the program.
MNT 7 billion to be disbursed to every aimag
With a purpose to intensify rural development and construction, MNT147 billion will be disbursed to all aimags, MNT 7 billion to each. MNT 10 billion has been also budgeted to rebuild the Central Wastewater Treatment Plant in Ulaanbaatar city.
Granting of license as a present to be banned
Next year’s state budget reflects to accumulate income from regulations of land and license relations. It was decided to eliminate tax-free trades and inappropriate use of minerals licenses and land ownership certificates; therefore, the state budget revenue will be increased by MNT36 billion by means of reporting information of minerals licenses, land ownership certificates and their holders transparently and entirely and selling openly. “Also, licenses will be disallowed to give each other as a present, except to close relatives such as brothers or sisters” said Finance Minister.
India to become world’s third-largest economy by 2028 www.rt.com
Bank of America Merrill Lynch says India is likely to achieve strong growth over the next decade and will overtake Japan in nominal GDP. It is well on track to become the world's fifth largest economy by 2019.
According to the report, the country has already overtaken Brazil and Russia becoming the second biggest BRICS economy after China. It is also projected to pass France and the UK as the world's fifth largest economy behind Germany by 2019.
“We see India crossing Germany and Japan in nominal GDP in dollar terms by 2028. This assumes the Indian economy grows at ten percent (in nominal US GDP) in the next decade, well ahead of Japan's 1.6 percent,” said the report.
It has outlined three key drivers which will help India stand among the large emerging economies. Those are falling dependency ratios, financial maturity, as well as increasing incomes and affordability.
It would be difficult for India to “replicate South Korea’s export-driven industrialization as its dependence on oil imports implies Delhi cannot depreciate its currency,” said the report.
It added that services have “climbed by ten percent to almost 70 percent of world GDP in the past 20 years. Not surprisingly, they have emerged as a key driver of India's growth as well.”
A recent report by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has also projected India's outstanding growth. It said the country will overtake Germany in 2022 as the world's fourth-largest economy and will push its former colonial ruler UK out of the five top economies this year.
The IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said there was much potential, calling India a “bright spot.”
Feasibility study on oil refinery to be ready next year www.montsame.mn
Ulaanbaatar /MONTSAME/ On November 14, Deputy Prime Minister U. Enkhtuvshin met Suresh Babu, Ambassador of the Republic of India.
During the meeting, they shared views on establishing oil refinery and IT outsourcing center with soft loan from the Government of India, on launching a direct flight as well as preparations for Asian Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction to be organized next year in Ulaanbaatar.
The sides had the same opinion that Indian PM Narendra Modi’s visit has elevated bilateral relations and cooperation into a new level and they expressed their satisfactions with successful implementation of matters negotiated during the visit.
A feasibility study on oil refinery and pipelines will be conducted by an Indian company and the feasibility study is scheduled to be complete and transfered next year. “Mongolian government pays a special attention on the implementation of this project which is strategically important for Mongolia,” pointed out Deputy PM.
U. Enkhtuvshin said that relevant ministers will be assigned to intensify the project on establishing IT outsourcing center and developing it into Data Center. He also thanked for the decision of Indian side to train emergency staff of Mongolia in the framework of organizing the Asian Ministerial Conference on Disaster Risk Reduction.
The parties also believe that opening of a direct flight between two counties will boost tourism and business development and attract Indian investors. To this extent, the bilateral trade turnover which is currently about USD27 million, is likely to rise. Furthermore, big construction projects will be intensified.
In addition, they discussed about establishing a cyber-safety training center and developing relations and cooperation in border protection, defense, education and cultural sectors.
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