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Delve into the world of junior mining companies on the JSE Ltd., evaluating market trends, new listings, and growth opportunities. Understand the consequences of adaptation in equities and capital markets, presenting key insights and performance analysis.
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Evaluating Junior Mining CompaniesThe JSE Ltd – an overviewNoah Greenhill SGM: Marketing and Business Development
The consequences of adaptation: Equities • Primary markets again an attractive proposition • New listings have overtaken de-listings for first time since 1998 • Growth in foreign listings 700 600 500 400 No. of listed companies 300 200 100 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 *2006 figures are as at end December 2006
A natural home for resources 2005 Resource Company Listings: • Chrometco Limited • Wescoal Holdings Limited • Tawana Resources NL • Oando plc • Miranda Mineral Holdings Limited • Sxr Uranium One Inc. • Wesizwe Platinum Limited 2006 Resource Company Listings: • Eland Platinum Holdings Limited • Diamond Core Resources Limited • Teal Exploration and Mining Inc. • Witwatersrand Consolidated Gold Resources Limited • Metmar Limited • Kumba Iron Ore Limited • GVM Metals Limited • Jubilee Platinum plc • Pamodzi Gold Limited • Anooraq Resources Corporation
The consequences of adaptation: Equities • Capital raising opportunities suggest value for both issuers and investors R 120,000 R 100,000 R 80,000 R 60,000 Equity capital raised (R Million) R 40,000 R 20,000 R 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 *2006 figures are as at end December 2006
The consequences of adaptation: Equities • Continued strong performance in the secondary markets: • Average daily value traded up 68% (on 2005) • Average daily number of deals up 58% (on 2005) • Net foreign investment at all time high – over R73 billion R 10,000 35,000 R 9,000 30,000 R 8,000 25,000 R 7,000 R 6,000 Value traded - Millions 20,000 Avge daily R 5,000 No. of deals value traded 15,000 R 4,000 Avge daily R 3,000 10,000 deals R 2,000 5,000 R 1,000 R 0 - 2000 2002 2004 2006 2001 2003 2005 *2006 figures are as at end December 2006
The consequences of adaptation: Equities • Significant value received by investors: • Market capitalisation at over R5 trillion – JSE remains in top 20 exchanges • Solid improvement in liquidity to 41% • FTSE/JSE All Share Index up 38% (from Dec ’05) R 5,000,000 50 Market Cap (R Billion) R 4,000,000 40 Liquidity (%) R 3,000,000 30 R 2,000,000 20 R 1,000,000 10 R 0 0 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 *2006 figures are as at end December 2006
South Africa’s role in World Mineral Reserves, 2005 Number= World Ranking Percentage of World Reserves Source: USGS
South Africa’s role in World Mineral Production, 2005 Number= World Ranking Percentage of World Production Source: USGS
South Africa’s role in World Mineral Exports, 2005 Number= World Ranking Percentage of World Exports Source: USGS
Contribution of Mining and Quarrying to value added, fixed capital formation(at current prices) and total national exports of goods, 1996 – 2005 Source: Department of Minerals and Energy: Mineral EconomicsSouth African Reserve Bank, 2005, pS113
Resource contribution to market composition • FTSE/JSE Africa Index Series • Basic materials - 37.49% • Mining – 35.54% • General Mining – 24.67% • Gold Mining – 5.42% • Platinum and Precious metals – 5.43% • Mining companies represent 13.47% of companies listed and 31.19% of market capitalisation Figures are as at end December 2006