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- Our Coal Product Offering
- October 2014 – Company Presentation
- Ulaan Ovoo summary
- Chandgana summary
- Bloomberg interview (China - click here) Aug 25, 2014
- Bloomberg in depth (25min) (Mongolia - click here) (China - click here) March 11, 2014
- Bloomberg interview (Mongolia - click here) (China - click here) Feb 26, 2014
- Bloomberg interview (China - click here) August 14, 2013
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Ulaan Ovoo (Coal Mongolia)
Product Offering:
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5,000 kcal/kg GCV coal |
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0.8% sulphur |
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8% ash |
size 0-30mm price 72,500 mnt / tonne + 10% VAT (Sukhbaatar station free on rail)
size 30-70mm price 72,500 mnt / tonne + 10% VAT (Sukhbaatar station free on rail)
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10% VAT does not apply to export sales
Volume discount may apply
Please contact [email protected] for further information
Overview:
In November 2013, Prophecy resumed mining operations at its Ulaan Ovoo (100% interest) coal mine in Mongolia. The mine restart plan has been on time and on budget.
The coal is trucked 120km to to the Sukhbaatar rail siding, which is then is transported by rail to Russian and Mongolian customers. The company expects to mine and transport approximately 30,000 to 50,000 tonnes of coal per month with 300,000 to 500,000 tonne target in 2014.
Since 2010, the Company has invested over $55 million at Ulaan Ovoo. This includes road and bridge construction, mining vehicles, mining camp, pre-stripping, and other infrastructure and community improvement. The Ulaan Ovoo thermal coal mine is strategically located 17 km from the Russian border and 120 km from both Mongolian and Russian rail links. Wardrop Engineering (Tetra Tech) estimated 174 Mt of measured and 34 Mt of indicated coal resources in an NI 43-101 report in 2010. The coal is bituminous (5,040 kcal/kg), low ash (11.3%), low sulphur (0.40%), and suitable for export. The mine features a single massive coal seam that is 45-80 m thick with an average strip ratio of 1.8:1. The first 8 years of mining requires no coal washing.
Highlights:
- 174 Mt of measured and 34 Mt of indicated coal resources (NI43-101 compliant)
- Bituminous (5,040 kcal/kg), low ash (11.3%), low sulphur (0.40%) thermal coal suitable for export
- Single massive coal seam 45-80 m thick with an average strip ratio of 1.8:1
- First 8+ years of mining requires no coal washing
- Transferable 30-year mining license with a 40-year extension option
- Environmental approval and mining licenses granted by the Mongolian government
- Over 33,000 hectares of exploration licenses in surrounding sedimentary basins with potential for additional resources
- Secured railway loading capacity through Mongolia’s Sukhbaatar Railroad station
Ulaan Ovoo Coal Resource:
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| Measured | 174.5 Million |
| Indicated | 34.3 Million |
| Total M&I | 208.8 Million |
| Inferred | 35.9 Million |
Ulaan Ovoo resource estimate is from the NI 43-101 Behre Dolbear report prepared in 2007. Coal reserves estimate from the NI 43-101 report prepared by Wardrop Engineering in 2010. Detailed Resource/Grade Table
Technical Reports:
- Dec 2010, 43-101 Prefeasibility Study Update (File size: 5.0mb)
- May 2009, 43-101 Prefeasibility Study (File size: 9.0mb)
Videos and Photo Gallery:
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Shipping Coal To Russia - September 2014
Shipping Coal To Russia - September 2014
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Shipping coal to Russia
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