for sdl holders

Hi All.

Take time out to read.

Scoping Study 2006. By ProMet Engineers.
Page 3. Nabeba shown as 10-100mt.
Page 4.Gives details such as rail locomotives 16-wagons 1,040 Etc;
Page 6.About sharing development costs with other users and Government.
Page 7. Potential.
Resource abouve and beyond those identified by UNDF.
Resource 45mtpa or higher.
Port development costs being shared by others.
Development funds from agencies such as World Bank-International Monetary Fund (IMF) and African Development Bank may be available.

I will let you read them in full.

Pre-Feasibility Study Commences at Major Iron ore Project
Sundance Resources 12th July 2006. Page 2. Winning Mbalam from a field of major International bidders.This included RIO and BHP but can't find that report.

Also look at RM Research report 25th August 2006.
And RM Research 15th November 2006.

If they do not convince you on the prospects of SDL,I am lost for words.

One last one I found this afternoon.
China and Africa's Natural Resources Sector: A View from South Africa. By Sanusha Naidu is a research fellow at the Center for Chinese Studies based at Stellenbosch University in South Africa.Artical is adapted from "China Fuels its Future with Africa's Riches.

Just a small bit from it. http:forums.csis.org/africa/?p=33

China's end game seems to be to bypass International market pricing by securing commodity assets at source.It may even consider establishing its own commodity exchanges-already having done so by setting up a diamond exchange in Shanghai to rival that in Antwerp. Thus,the price that China pay's for specific commodities will be negotiated at source with recipient governments rather than determined by the 'Market;

Not Advice just research. Hope it keeps the mind off the share price and gives a bit of hope for the future.
Regards
Westcott.