Financing America - Mining Securities

We have during the last five years seen a mining development driven by demand. Now,
the development is been achieved an overall optimum level. Now we have in the mining
sector started to prepare us for a more supply-driven development pace. Today there are
mining companies that still individually have over $ 33 billion in capital projects
underway as of ecember, !"#3. This including the $io Tinto owned %yu Tolgoi in
&ongolia, one of the world's largest copper-gold mines. (f we would allow us to define
the meaning of a so-called supply-driven management of the mining outta)e then we
would have a complete picture of the instruments in the growth of world developments.
*t the same time we would have to remind us of an analytical perspective to the
estimated need for minerals in the world. *s we have mentioned earlier in the conte+t of
developments in the international community and around the agenda of the ,- and ,!"
countries, we have before us a great challenge in the conte+t of an organi.ational
planning that will contribute to growth in some areas. ( am not e+actly to that this would
be based on alarming and immediate areas for development but still important processes
for many areas. /rom the document where from we previously discussed the
development areas in 0yria, (ran, 0pain, (srael, and &alaysia. These countries are
undoubtedly potential mar)ets for the future beyond the general development. There are
of course various developmental factors that distinguish these levels of development
dramatically from each other but ( still choose to e1uate these in a conte+t for itself.
0ome countries have directly elementary development factors while others being in
position for proceeding natural resources or other industrial development as a
contributing effect. The more diffuse and unforeseen development areas that concern the
agenda very powerful now and for a number of years to come is the natural disaster that
has struc) the 2hilippines. (t's a whole country because of a natural disaster in great need
of a reconstruction and urgently needed material. 0o 1uite e+clusively negative is not a
mineral resource on stoc) in that sense. This re1uires the international community to
coordinate resources for an operation with the capacity to foresee the overall
reconstruction and development to a new level with respect to the past as an outpost for
the improvement of the security situation for natural disasters in the future. When
building up the country again and does so with regard to the improvement of safety in
urban and rural areas, it is necessary to reduce the huge impact of the forces of nature in
these regions. The other big ris) we face today is also an e+tremely comple+ situation if
we are not already seeing developments from the international community with the
resources and capabilities re1uired for the stability if a natural disaster of this degree as in
2hilippines should happen to hit 3hina. *t this stage of such ris) management, we can
only urge that without 1ualms assist investments for the 3hinese government to prevent a
catastrophic possible situation in the future. 4ow is it that the mining industry can affect
these responses5 /irst and foremost, it is about a coordinated resource for governments
instruments around the world where mining is the most significant of those instruments.
The most crucial incentive is the balance between the representation of the government
and the embassies in relation to the possibilities of establishing the crucial relations for
the channeling of resources to demand or the help to the need. (f you as the leader of a
well-established and large mining company create an insight to the map for the mar)et,
then you can also see a clear structure of how the use of natural resources are
accompanied with the re1uested mar)et. That is to say that it is the local mar)et where
the operation is were the most important mar)et for the final product in the establishment
of mines. Thus synergies generate historically a strong mar) of 1uality re1uired, and this
( thin) is an e+tremely important factor in the development of new mines conferred
resistance from established concerns for the mining industry in general conte+ts. The
more value we can create for the developments that we are in the better it is for our
welfare and our society, it is 1uite natural that this is so. 6ower than e+pected commodity
prices are the )ey ris) to our views and price targets. The outcome of these coming five
years can be read as a normali.ing route for infrastructure industries, construction
industry, commerce and a range of assosierade activities to the mining development. *
cumulative growth will persist for some time and this means that investments will slow
down slightly, but production levels are maintained as planned. 7y using this price
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