*** financial forecast update ***, page-2

Sales, EBITDA, EPS & PE update
compiled by (c) Zonebourse.com - Thomson Reuters

2013 Sales A$15.9m EBITDA -$91.2m ___________ EPS -5.34c
2014 Sales A$340m EBITDA $75.4m NPAT $26.3m EPS 1.34c
2015 Sales A$594m EBITDA $235m NPAT $190.2m EPS 9.70c PE 4.2
2016 Sales A$808m EBITDA $424m NPAT $220.6m EPS 11.25c PE 3.6
2017 Sales A$729m EBITDA $514m

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Sales forecast compiled by (c) Zonebourse.com - Thomson Reuters
* Debt repayment begins in 2013/2014 from sales and EBITDA.
* Demand in 2014/2015 for LYC LAMP phase 2 products and ramp up to full production.
* LYC products prices rise in 2015/2016 to A$40/kg.

There are many predictions that demand and prices for RE products will improve in the second half of 2013

...that there was speculation that China was selling rare earths below production costs to generate revenue. Clearly the formula of selling below production cost cannot go on forever and he was guessing a turnaround on prices in the next 6 months.....

...that Japan’s Showa Denko will resume production at two Chinese rare-earth alloy plants as early as this month after keeping the operations virtually suspended since August. The reason, he states is that the company expects a recovery in demand for hybrid vehicles, and therefore for rare earth alloys including neodymium and dysprosium.

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Japan’s economic revival boosts China’s rare-earth exports
Posted on June 21, 2013 by Asher Berube
June 21, 2013 (Source: Recycling International) — China/Japan: China’s exports of rare-earth metals have rallied over the last six months owing to low prices and demand from a ‘buoyant’ Japanese economy, the ‘Wall Street Journal’ has reported.
.....Companies in Japan and Europe are picking up more rare earths in response to a draw-down in their stockpiles, argues the China Association of Rare Earth Industry. However, Japan has been making efforts of late to reduce its dependency on China by locating its own rare-earth sources –

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