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Stage One Production Imminent and New Management
4th May 2011
Intra Energy Corp Limited (IEC)
Speculative Buy
Price:
12-month Target:
Enterprise Value:
40.0?
70.0?
$51.6m
Summary Information:
Capital Structure:
Share Price
$0.40
Ord Shares
205.7
Market Capitalisation
$82.3
Cash (May 2011)
$30.7m
Enterprise Value
$51.6m
Listed Options (25? exercise)
28.9m
Unlisted Options
11.7m
52 week Low/High
12.5?
/ 59.0?
Directors:
Chairman & CEO
Graeme Robertson
Executive Director
David Mason
Executive Director
Jonathan Warrand
Non-Exec Director
Clive Hartz
Major Shareholders:
Graeme Robertson & assoc.
22.2%
RBC Dexia Investor Services
8.6%
Clive Hartz & assoc.
7.3%
Top 20 Shareholders hold 53.4% of the issued stock
Ngaka Resource*
Measured
139mt
Indicated
66mt
Inferred
46mt
Total
251mt
*Intra equity share 70%
Comparison to Peer Group
Summary:
Intra Energy Corp Limited (formerly Atomic Resources) is an Australian company, headquartered in Sydney, New South Wales, focused on the exploration and development of major thermal coal assets in Tanzania, and South East Asia.
Intra holds its Tanzanian coal assets via a 70% interest in Tancoal Energy Limited (Tancoal), the remaining 30% stake in Tancoal is owned by the National Development Corporation (NDC) of Tanzania, the primary Government agency responsible for the development of Tanzania?s natural resources.
The Mbalawala Coal Project (the groups most advanced project) has a resource of 251mt of medium ash sub bituminous coal. Intra plans to develop the project via three stages: Stage One, where Tanzanian and neighbouring countries will be supplied with coal, Stage Two, supply to the 450MW power station, and Stage Three: export sales to other continents.
The company has recently entered into agreements for coal exploration and mine development opportunities in Laos and Vietnam, adding a new area for future growth.
We have maintained our Speculative Buy recommendation on Intra and have increased our 12-month price target to $0.70 per share based on the imminent production from Stage One and the recent change in Management.
Key Points:
? All coal assets in Tanzania are held through Tancoal Energy Limited, with the Tanzanian government holding a 30% stake. This effectively makes ATQ a partner of the Government.
? The new management team brings with it extensive experience in the coal industry enabling Intra to make the transition from explorer to producer with confidence.
? Stage One development at Mbalawala is advancing as planned, with first coal sales expected in June or July. This is forecast to produce sufficient cashflows to enable the group to continue its Tanzanian development plans without having to raise further equity capital.
? Three recent exploration holes at Mbalawala continue to confirm the high calorific value of the raw coal (greater than 6,400 kcal/kg) in the region. The high energy content enables Intra to sell the coal without the need of a washing plant, significantly reducing both operating and capital costs.
? Production from Mbalawala is expected to ramp up over the next few years with 2011 production forecast at 150,000tpa, 2013 production of 360,000tpa and potentially 2.0mtpa by 2015 with the addition of the 450MW mine mouth power station.
? Intra recently entered into agreements for coal exploration and mine development opportunities in Laos and Vietnam, adding a new area for future growth.
? Intra has entered into agreements to acquire good quality, shallow thermal coal leases in the Songwe-Kiwira Coalfield
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Mbalawala is Intra?s most advanced project
251 million tonne JORC resource at Mbalawala
Three stage development strategy
Potential to be producing 5.0mtpa by 2018
High calorific content at over 6,200 in raw coal
Maiden reserve of 40mt expected to significantly increase over time
Summary of the Mbalawala Coal Project
The Mbalawala Thermal Coal Project is located in the Ngaka Coalfields and is Intra Energy?s most advanced project, located in the resource-rich Ruvumu District of South West Tanzania, 40km east of Lake Nyasa, approx. 650km from the deep water port of Mtwara and 1,100km from Dar Es Salaam, the capital of Tanzania.
Mbalawala, has a resource of 251mt of thermal coal, and a Proven Reserve of 40mt.
Intra has a three-stage strategy for the development of the Mbalawala project.
Stage One consists of small scale production, initially at 150,000 tonnes per annum in 2011 and ramping up to 360,000tpa by 2013 to satisfy local domestic demand, and neighbouring countries. Stage 1 production is expected to replace coal currently imported from South Africa and Malawi.
Stage Two involves Tancoal supplying 1.5mtpa of coal to a proposed 450MW mine mouth power station expected to commence operations in 2014. Stage 2 was the subject of the recent BFS which confirmed the project was commercially viable.
Stage Three consists of exporting up to 5.0mtpa of thermal coal through the ports of either Mtwara or Nacala or a combination of the two. Stage 3 is at a very early stage with no studies completed to date. First export sales are not expected before 2016.
Potential Production Profile
2011
2012
2013
2014
2015
2016
2017
2018
Stage One Mining
0.15mt
0.27mt
0.35mt
0.40mt
0.50mt
0.50mt
0.50mt
0.50mt
Power Plant Supply
0.60mt
1.50mt
1.50mt
1.50mt
1.50mt
Export Market
0.60mt
1.60mt
3.00mt
Total
0.15mt
0.27mt
0.35mt
1.00mt
2.00mt
2.60mt
3.60mt
5.00mt
Resource
The resource at Mbalawala is based upon 27 boreholes completed by the CDC in 1955, and 29 diamond drillholes completed by Tancoal between 2008 and 2010.
Resource Category
Measured
Indicated
Inferred
Total Tonnes (mt) 139 66 46 251
Inherent Moisture (%)
2.9
2.8
2.6
2.8
Ash (%)
18.9
19.0
23.8
19.9
Volatile Matter (%)
52.0
51.4
46.3
50.8
Fixed Carbon (%)
26.3
26.9
27.3
26.6
Calorific Value (kcal/kg)
6,326
6,350
5,937
6,257
Total Sulphur
1.4
1.3
0.8
1.3
Specific Gravity
1.5
1.5
1.6
1.5
The coal quality components above are reported on an Air Dried Basis (ad). The major positives to be taken from the above resource breakdown is the very high calorific value and relatively low ash content in the raw coal, particularly as the calorific content in the raw coal at Mbalawala is comparable to that of many washed coals.
Reserves
As part of the Mbalawala BFS an initial 40 million tonne open pitable mining reserve was defined from a proportion of the 139mt measured resource. The BFS indicated that there is significant potential to increase the current reserve component in both open pit and underground mining areas, by continuing mine development planning.
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Stage One to supply Domestic and Regional industrial markets
First sales expected during June/July
US$13m capex required
Stage One operating profit of US$11m per annum by 2013 forecast
Stage One (Local coal supply)
Stage One will initially focus on the domestic and regional East African industrial market (cement and gypsum industries) where current users either import expensive coal or use high cost, inefficient alternatives.
Intra forecast initial production of 150,000tpa for 2011 and ramping up to 360,000tpa by 2013 to satisfy the local domestic demand as well as neighbouring countries. We believe that production from Stage One could reach 500,000tpa by 2015 as more industries switch to using coal as a reliable alternative from their current inefficient and expensive energy sources.
Stage One is progressing with the mine design completed, delivery of mining equipment to site occurring and the official mine opening scheduled to held on the 19th May 2011. First shipments of coal from the mine are forecast to commence in June/July this year (dependent on approval of Environmental Impact Assessment).
An initial mining area has been outlined containing 1.5mt of coal, with the major coal seam (Seam 3) averaging 4m in thickness. The coal will be hauled from the mine to mobile crushing plant before being hauled 45km to the Lituhi loadout port facility where it will be loaded onto barges for the 120km journey to the Itungi receival port facility.
Intra estimates capital expenditure of US$13m will be required to bring Stage One into production (see figure below)
In house estimates of the various costs associated with this mining stage indicated production costs of around US$42.00/t of saleable coal (including transport costs) to the Itungi receival port facility:
In-situ
Saleable
US$4.00/t
Mining costs
US$24.00/t
US$3.75/t
CHP costs
US$4.00/t
US$0.75/t
Administration costs
US$4.00/t
Transportation cost
US$10.00/t
5.0
Strip Ratio
Based on the above assumptions, it is estimated that the Stage 1 development of the Ngaka Thermal Coal project should be able to produce an annual operating profit in the vicinity of US$11.5 million at 350,000tpa (see table below).
Revenue
350,000t @ $75.00/t
$26.3m
Mining
2.10mt @ $4.00/t
-$8.4m
CHP
0.35mt @ $3.75/t
-$1.3m
Administration
2.10mt @ $0.75/t
-$1.6m
Transportation
0.35mt @ $10.00/t
-$3.5m
Operating Profit
$11.5m
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Stage Two to supply proposed power station
BFS last year concluded project was commercially viable
Initial estimates produce an operating cost of US$40 per tonne
Power Station not yet approved
Potential for export sales depending on outcome from Stage One and Two
Stage Three is highly uncertain at this stage
Stage Two (1.5mtpa feed for Power Station)
Stage Two is still in the initial planning stage (despite a BFS being completed into the financial viability of a 1.5mtpa mine to supply the proposed 450MW Mbalawala Power Station for a period of 25 years).
The results of the BFS concluded that the project was commercially viable and generated an Internal Rate of Return (IRR) of greater than 25% based on the following findings: 1) Proven Reserves of 40mt, 2) Mine Development Schedule of 30 months, 3) Capital Expenditure requirement of US$98m over three years, 4) Life of Mine (LOM) operating cost of US$34.75/t coal, and 5) average sale price of US$60-70/t of coal.
We have used the limited data released from the BFS, and our own cost estimates to investigate the potential profitability of the Stage 2 development below.
In house estimates and information gleamed from the BFS of the various costs associated with the 1.5mtpa mining operation indicated production costs of around US$33.80/t of saleable coal at the mine mouth power station is achievable based on the following costs and assumptions:
In-situ
Saleable
US$2.75/t
Mining costs
US$25.30/t
US$2.50/t
CHP costs
US$2.50/t
US$0.55/t
Administration costs
US$5.00/t
Handling cost
US$1.00/t
8.2
Strip Ratio
Based on the above assumptions, it is estimated that the Stage 2 development of the Ngaka Thermal Coal project should be able to produce an annual operating profit in the vicinity of US$46 million based on the development of the proposed 450MW Mbalawala Power Station (see table below).
Revenue
1.5mt @ $65.00/t
$97.5m
Mining
13.8mt @ $2.75/t
-$37.9m
CHP
1.5mt @ $2.50/t
-$3.7m
Administration
13.8mt @ $0.55/t
-$7.6m
Handling
1.5mt @ $1.00/t
-$1.5m
Operating Profit
$46.8m
It must also be noted that all of the above scenarios are dependent on the successful construction of the proposed 450MW Mbalawala Power Station, which to our knowledge is not yet even at the detailed planning stage. An alternative to the 450MW power station maybe a progressive power park development near Mbeya built in 100MW stages (up to a potential 1,000MW).
Stage Three (5mtpa for export market)
Due to the large resource base at Ngaka of 250 million tonnes (with potential of +400mt), and the likelihood that the current proven reserves of 40 million tonnes will increase significantly, Intra are in the very early stages of investigating the potential of producing coal for the exporting market (most likely to India), through the ports of Mtwara or Nacala.
Stage Three will depend on the success of Stage One and Two, with major planning for Stage Three to be completed depending on the demand generated by the Stage Two Development.
Rough cost estimates indicate the total costs to mine, transport and load the ore for export of around US$68.00/t of saleable product, based on the following costs and assumptions:
In-situ
Saleable
US$2.25/t
Mining costs
US$25.90/t
US$0.30/t
Administration costs
US$3.50/t
Handling cost
US$1.00/t
8.2
Strip Ratio
Transport to Port
US$30.00/t
Port Costs
US$7.50/t
Production from Stage Three is highly uncertain at this stage and if given the go ahead is not expected to commence until 2016 at the earliest.
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Potential for shallow thermal coal
Discovered by the CDC in the 1950?s, with further work carries out in the 1980?s by British Mining Consultants
Previous mining study indicates very low strip ratio
Due Diligence drilling to commence within weeks
Entered into agreements for coal projects in Laos and Vietnam
Cheap entry into prospective region
New Resource Projects
Songwe-Kiwira, Tanzania
Intra has entered into agreements to acquire coal leases in the Songwe-Kiwira Coalfield, located to the south of the Mbeya industrial region and north of Lake Nyasa in southwest Tanzania. Good quality, shallow thermal coal resources from previous mining studies are understood to exist in the leases.
The agreement covers a total of four contiguous leases; a granted Mining Licence, and three Prospecting Licences.
Shallow coal resources were identified in the Songwe-Kiwira region through previous exploration, initially by the CDC (Colonial Development Corp) in 1957, and later by British Mining Consultants Limited in 1988.
Coal resources (non-JORC) were calculated within an open pit mining study carried out by BMCL at varying ash content cut-offs. They report a resource of 46.5mt at an overburden to coal ratio of 0.9:1 (bcm:t) noting potential extensions at depth, to the north and south.
Intra has made a non-refundable payment of US$500,000 to secure the four leases, and if the due diligence process proves the expected resources in the area, a further payment of US$9.5m in cash and shares has been agreed for a 70% ownership of a joint venture vehicle.
Legal and technical due diligence has commenced, with drilling to commence by mid-May 2011.
Vietnam and Laos
Intra entered into agreements with Indochina China Pty Ltd for coal exploration and mine development in Laos on 12 April 2011 and Vietnam on 21 April 2011.
Indochina is a privately held Australian company, which for several years has been researching and identifying early stage coal opportunities in ASEAN countries through regional evaluations and reconnaissance. The directors of Indochina include highly respected resource geologists having extensive years of successful coal exploration experience in South East Asia, particularly in early stage identification of opportunities.
Indochina has compiled a significant database on regional ASEAN coal occurrences, completed initial field work in some of the more interesting targets, and prioritised exploration opportunities. Two areas in Vietnam and two areas in Laos have been identified. Intra will make applications for Prospecting and Exploration Licences of the areas.
The agreement gives Intra a 100% equity interest in any venture with Indochina; with Indochina to receive a finder‟s fee of US$500,000 should Intra secure an Exploration Licence or a JV with a local company that holds an Exploration Licence. Additionally, a 2% gross royalty would be paid to Indochina on any lignite/coal sold from the venture.
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Valuation based on Sum of Parts method
Segments making up the valuation have had discount rates applied based on perceived risks/certainty
Discounted sum of the parts valuation for ATQ of US$126m
Valuation should increase as confidence/knowledge in the project increase
Valuation
Because Intra is planning develop its coal projects in a staged manner, with some the future stages still at an early planning/scoping level, we have decided to value the company using a sum of its parts basis. We have divided the group up into eight segments for valuation purposes:
Stage 1 DCF:
Discounted cash flow using a 12% discount rate for Stage One, with production commencing at 150ktpa for 2011 and ramping up to 350ktpa by 2013, with sales into the domestic market at a price of US$75/t.
Stage 2 DCF:
Discounted cash flow using a 12% discount rate for the sale of 1.5mtpa to the 450MW power station commencing at 600kt in 2014 a price of US$65/t.
Stage 3 DCF:
Discounted cash flow using a 12% discount rate for the sale of 5.0mtpa into the export market at a price of US$100/t commencing in 2016 at 600kt, and ramping up to 5.0mtpa by 2020.
Resource Upgrade:
Based on a resource upgrade from 251mt to 400mt
Exploration Potential
Based on converting exploration potential into resources (additional 400mt)
Exploration:
Value of ATQ?s other exploration holdings
Cash:
Net cash holdings
Corporate:
Head Office expenditure (3 years)
As there are varying levels of uncertainty into the outcomes of the various stages, we have discounted our valuations to take into account this perceived risk. The higher the discount used the less likely the event is to occur (example a discount of 10% implies a fairly high level of certainty, while a discount of 95% implies there is a fairly low level of certainty.
Item
Value
Equity
Equity
Discount
(US$m)
Share A$1
DCF Stage 1 ($70/t)
US$60m
70.0%
US$42.0m
10%
37.8
18.2?
DCF Stage 2 ($65/t)
US$100m
70.0%
US$70.0m
50%
35.0
16.8?
DCF Stage 3 ($100/t)
US$300m
70.0%
US$210.0m
95%
10.5
5.0?
Resource Upgrade (400mt)
US$15m
70.0%
US$10.5m
15%
8.9
4.3?
Exploration Potential (800mt)
US$20m
70.0%
US$14.0m
60%
5.6
2.7?
Exploration (Laos/Vietnam)
US$4m
100%
US$4.0m
4.0
1.9?
Exploration (Other)
US$8m
mixed
US$4.0m
4.0
1.9?
Cash
A$30m
A$30.7m
30.7
14.7?
Corporate
(A$10m)
(A$10.0m)
(10.0)
(4.8?)
Total
US$527m
126.5
60.7?*
1 A$:US$ 1.00
* based on 208.2m shares
It must be noted that the valuation above of US$126.5m is based on information known at the time of this report.
As the project becomes more advanced (Mbalawala Power Station go ahead, JORC resource increase, successful scoping study on stage 3, etc.) the discounts applied to various items will decrease. As an example, with all things being equal, once the Mbalawala Power Plant receives FID (Final Investment Decision) the current discount rate of 50% may decrease to 25%, adding US$18m to the valuation, or once a successful scoping study on the Stage 3 export potential has been completed the discount rate may decrease to 70% from the current 95%, adding an additional US$50m to the valuation.
The valuation method we have used above is designed to increase in value as confidence and knowledge of the project?s segments increase.
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Intra Energy Corp Limited
May 2011
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Speculative Buy with a 70? price target
Currently trading at a significant discount to our valuation
Recommendation and Price Target
We have maintained our Speculative Buy recommendation on Intra, and have increased our 12-month price target to $0.70 from $0.60 per share based on the recent change in management, the imminent commencement of Stage One production, and recent capital raisings providing the group with sufficient capital to fund its future development plans.
Our 12-month price target of $0.70 is above our sum of the parts valuation of $0.61, and is due to our belief that the new management team will deliver on its outlined plans for Intra and the potential of future project acquisitions.
We expect positive news flow over the coming months with initial coal sales from Stage One, continuing positive results from further drill programs, and the potential of a significant resource upgrade later in the new year.
Based on our price target of 70? a share, and a valuation of 61? a share, ATQ is trading at a significant discount to fair value, and has the potential to produce substantial capital gains if the group?s plans come to fruition.
Directors
Mr. Graeme Robertson
Chairman and CEO
Graeme Robertson has spent much of his life in Asia engineering growth in developing nations. He has been responsible for pioneering and managing world-class and global mining, energy and infrastructure operations.
A graduate of the University of New South Wales, Graeme has been the developer and resident
Director of PT Adaro Indonesia, the largest open cut coal mine in the Southern Hemisphere with a current market capitalisation of US$5.5 billion and PT Indonesia Bulk Terminal, an international bulk port operation in Indonesia. Graeme has extensive experience in developing successful operations in emerging economies. He is a former Director of Australia?s fourth oldest public company Washington H. Soul Pattinson & Co., and was previously Managing Director (1987 ? 2005) of New Hope Corporation Limited (ASX: NHC).
Graeme is a Trustee of the Indonesian Humanitarian Foundation (YKI) based in Bali and Deputy
Chairman of the John Fawcett Foundation, a charitable organisation based in Perth, Australia.
Mr. David Mason
Executive Director
Exploration and Business Development
Mr David Mason has a broad business, corporate and mining background achieved having worked in the mining industry for 30 years throughout Australia.
David is a Director of Overseas & General Limited (ASX:OGL), a coal producer in Indonesia. Prior to this, David was Operations Director of Haddington Resources (now Altura Mining, ASX:AJM) a diversified resource company, which acquired the resource investment and mining service companies of Minvest International, a group he co-founded and managed.
David was formerly General Manager of the Minvest Group, and assisted in the development of the Adaro Indonesia coal mine, the MHU coal mine, a suite of exploration assets and mining service companies.
Mr. Jonathan Warrand
Executive Director
Chief Financial Officer
Mr Jonathan Warrand is the Managing Director of Intrasia Capital Pty Limited, a proprietary investment firm in Sydney with offices in Singapore and Mauritius.
Mr Warrand holds a Masters of Business Administration (Executive) from the Australian Graduate School of Management, Graduate Diploma in Applied Finance and Investment, Insolvency Law Certificate (University of Southern Queensland) and a Bachelor of Commerce (University of Wollongong). He is a Chartered Accountant, Fellow of Finsia and is an Associate of the Insolvency Practitioners Association of Australia and has over 23 years of corporate advisory experience across various sectors including soft and hard commodities, financial services and real estate, with experience in equity and debt markets, strategic planning, capital management and corporate advisory.
Mr Warrand is an Executive Director of Superwoman Group Limited and is a Non-Executive Director of Chancery Managed Investments Limited.
Mr. Clive Hartz
Non-Exec Director
Mr Hartz is Chairman and CEO of a private diverse investment group that he established in 1976. The groups interests span property, exploration, mining and construction and have include the development of retirement villages, offices, showrooms, industrial and residential building, subdivisions and shopping centres. Clive was a key participant in the resurrection of Skywest Airlines in Western Australia. He is currently the President and Chairman of IGC Resources Inc., a Canadian listed resources company.
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Intra Energy Corp Limited
May 2011
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The author of this report currently owns shares in ALG, ALGO, IEC, CEU, SFZ, SFZO, TAH, and WPI.
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Research Analyst
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Investment Managers
Stockley Davis
Corporate Manager
Phone: +618 9223 9835
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Adam Belton
Director
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Craig Brown
Director
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Shane Wee
Director
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Brendan Fogarty
Investment Manager
Phone: +618 9223 9810
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Peter Hayes
Investment Manager
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Alan Lawson
Investment Manager
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Maciej Rosiewicz
Investment Manager
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Brett Schreuders
Investment Manager
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Cameron Bolton
Investment Manager
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Chris McGrath
Investment Manager
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Authorised Representative
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Mathew Walker
Director
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Authorised Representative
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Research Analyst
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