joint venture with siemens, page-60

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This is a long article, but interesting conclusions.........

Lynas and Siemens: A magnetic attraction?
Eva-Catharina Schw?rer
The raw material producer and the Lynas conglomerate Siemens will set up a joint venture. The project is the production of permanent magnets based on rare earths. Investors react with disinterest.
Serves "We are convinced that we have found with Lynas is the right partner to," said Ralf-Michael Franke, CEO of Siemens Drive Technologies Division. The German technology group and the Australian resource sponsors will enter into a joint venture. The project of production of permanent magnets, needed for the development of energy-efficient wind turbines. The data used in the production of neodymium-containing metals are to be provided by Lynas. Siemens, the world leader in offshore wind farms, is 55 percent hold the shares, Lynas the rest may also otherwise the Australians themselves looking forward to good news, but it seems investors (still) not interested.
Green light for Malaysia
Finally it's here, the long-awaited decision by the mega-project for the promotion of rare earths in Malaysia: After Lynas already had begun to build a such, the company was offered by the Malaysian government halt. One must first examine the health effects on the population, before we can give the much needed funding approval. A government-commissioned analysis of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) revealed last week that the plant no threat to land and people go out and that the raw material producer has abided by international standards. Still need Lynas, based on recommendations of the IAEA meeting, a few requirements in order to obtain the license for operation. The company is confident that this will end no later than 2011 to be the case.

Buy!
At Siemens, it runs smoothly. Analysts at Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) evaluated the slump in May and June as a false signal that investors have responded incorrectly to the company published information. In studies published today suggest both the analysts of Grupo Santander and JP Morgan to purchase the Company's stock. For the third quarter of 2011, predicts OF SHAREHOLDERS an increase in income by 25 percent over the previous year.

The shares of Lynas is advised because of the Malaysia-affair under pressure and is located in the short-term downtrend since April. The long-term upward trend in March 2009 was below the beginning of July, should recover, but due to the positive news again. A buy signal is generated when the price has again rescued by the trend line at 1.90 ?. Also, the Company's stock had been struggling since April and has also fallen below the continued since August 2010 long-term uptrend. The course is well on its way to recapture the trend. The shareholder confirmed his buy recommendation, an initial price target is 105 ?. A stop at 78 ? from secure.
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