From market news on 7th July I posted:Dalrymple Bay had a record...

From market news on 7th July I posted:

Dalrymple Bay had a record month in June 2010, with approx. 6.1 million tonnes, making a total for the year of 63 million tonnes for the 12 months to the end of June 2010.
Last 3 years totals are:
63 million tonnes in 2009-2010,
47 million tonnes in 2008-2009,
43 million tonnes in 2007-2008.


Extract from the performance update of today from PIH:

DBCT was announced as one of two preferred proponents for the development of new coal export terminal facilities at Dudgeon Point, located 4km from DBCT.
Record throughput in June 2010 at 74.21 Mt (annualised).
Variance to prospectus is due to the timing of the approval of expansion capex, once approved there will be a retrospective catch up recorded (expected FY11).
Powerco performed as expected for the year.
Powercos electricity services have moved to a default price- quality path (DPP) from April 2010 (CPI-0), which is
substantially better than the previous price path (CPI-2).
The existing pricing regime will form the base for pricing under the DPP.
Orders for gas and electricity connections are ahead of budget, indicating good future growth potential.
EBITDA is higher than forecast due to increased developer
contributions.