Churchill Mining
Full Churchill Mining profile hereChurchill Mining listed on the Alternative Investment Market (AIM) of the London Stock Exchange in April 2005 and is committed to growing shareholder value by becoming a leading minerals explorer and future miner at a time of accelerating commodities demand. Churchill's business plan is to leverage off the strong growth in demand currently being experienced in China and India for commodities which are used as feedstock in the ever expanding energy industries. Churchill Mining’s strategy is to explore and develop mining projects that will leverage off the current appetite for raw commodities which are used in burgeoning steel and energy industries in growing economies. Churchill’s main focus is its highly prospective thermal coal project located in the East Kutai Regency of Kalimantan, Indonesia. Churchill has also acquired the Sendawar CBM Project in East Kalimantan, Indonesia, which is in an highly prospective area for coal bed methane.
Churchill Mining gets further vote of confidence as Indo Setubara ups stake to 7.6%
Churchill Mining (AIM: CHL) has been notified that Advaita Partners managed Indo Setubara Limited has purchased a further 0.5 million shares in the company to increase its shareholding to 7.61% a little over a year after acquiring an initial 6.6% interest in the company.
Back in December 2008, Advaita purchased 4.45 million shares in Churchill through Indo Setubara to gain a 6.6% shareholding, which Churchill said acknowledged a vote of confidence that the investment in the company represented.
Indo Setubara aims to become a preferred fuel supply partner for Indian power producers, already holding interests in several coal concessions in Indonesia and Mozambique with mandates for coal supply from power companies that it said set up over 10 GW (gigawatt) of imported coal based power capacity in South India.
Churchill is currently developing the East Kutai coal project in Indonesia, where it has recently concluded a feasibility study, confirming a preferred 20 million tonne per annum production rate. The EKCP has a 2.481 billion tonne JORC resource of which 956 million tonnes has been classified as a JORC probable reserve.
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