Wednesday, November 28, 2012 12:23:21 PM
PHIL with any volume now of 5 to 10 k a day at this price and this will double.
This is a long term company now looking at twenty million dollars a month in revenues.
they also are set to uplist this month ahead to the OTCBB and then onto a senior exchange in March.
They have huge financing coming very soon and looking at two to three million revs the next month or so each month.
The chart is set and hot on the short term indicators and this is the time to invest ahead of other newsletters sending this gem out.
PHIL Security Details
Share Structure
Market Value1 $6,599,970 a/o Nov 27, 2012
Shares Outstanding 1,891,109 a/o Nov 24, 2012
Float 638,922 a/o Nov 24, 2012
Authorized Shares 300,000,000 a/o Nov 24, 2012
Par Value 0.001
Coal Growth in Asian Region today PHIL
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Hello Coffee Waveriders
I hope all are set for the Thanksgiving holiday and wanted to take a minute for one last newsletter today on the PHI Group.
In today's newsletter we will look at the huge market the Henry Fahman, The CEO of the Phi Group is creating now.
Henry now is actively involved in all aspects of the coal market all over the Asian region and into India China and even over to Africa.
Below today you will find the two mines that we have active MOU's with now in Indonesia as well as information about the coal industry in general for the region.
The company has several contracts in the business and with today's news release they will be updating us further into the company operations to date. Today we have great information as we transition fully into the marketing and MA for power and commodities in the region.
The two projects listed on the bottom now have a capacity of close to 5 million dollars revenues a month in coal and I understand from looking the Global wind is working on two projects also in Africa.
The companies goal is to manage 1 billion metric tons of coal to meet there customers needs in Vietnam, China Korea, India and other countries all over Asia.
Coal growth in the region for the next ten years has both China and India now investing strongly in mines to set there massive needs of coal. Competition will only become more fierce and the price and value will increase as the demand increases two fold in ten years.
The start here I will highlight the big news and then the full news release follows. I have also included all the groups and conventions our CEO is attending.
I am already working on the next newsletter and looking for more news the next couple of weeks upon Henry's return from the region.
Again today I want to wish all a Happy Thanksgiving and be sure and tell a friend over the holidays.
Dave
PHI Group Provides Corporate Updates
Company Announces Nov. 26 Conference Call
LAS VEGAS, NV and HANOI, VIETNAM, Nov 21, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- PHI Group, Inc. (OTCQB: PHIL), a company focused on energy and natural resources, today provided updates on a number of corporate issues for the company's shareholders and investors. The company also announced a conference call for shareholders and investors on November 26.
The company is currently striving to complete its annual audit for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2012 in order to file all the outstanding reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission with the intent of resuming its status as a fully reporting company with the SEC by December 31, 2012 or shortly thereafter.
The company will reserve the number of shares allocated for a previously announced special dividend on the books of the company by November 30, 2012 and will postpone the date of the distribution to March 31, 2013. The company intends to promptly file a registration statement to include the dividend shares so that eligible shareholders will be able to receive free-trading shares instead of restricted securities when the registration statement becomes effective.
The company will negotiate with and engage the owners of the AHR and TSA coal concessions in Indonesia as local partners by reducing its acquisition holdings to 70-80% in these projects from 100% as previously contemplated. The company continues to investigate other opportunities to add to its portfolio of coal assets in Indonesia in order to provide long-term coal supplies to Asia Pacific countries, especially Vietnam, in the years ahead.
The company is in the process of divesting other businesses from its core holdings in order to concentrate on the development of its energy and natural resources activities.
PHI Group CEO Henry Fahman will host a conference call for shareholders and investors at 04:30 P.M. EST on Monday, November 26, 2012. To participate in the conference call, dial +1-209-647-1000 and enter Conference ID 767368#.
Topics to be discussed include supply chain management activity, coal concession acquisition and operation plan, power plant projects, renewable energy initiatives, divestiture of non-core businesses and the potential up-listing of the company's stock.
There will be a session for live questions and answers; however, priorities will be given to individual shareholder questions submitted at least one day in advance via email to info@phigroupinc.com.
About PHI Group Focused on energy and natural resources, PHI Group (OTCQB: PHIL) cooperates with local companies in Asia to develop power plants, accumulates coal assets and other natural resources, and provides advanced renewable energy technologies in conjunction with select industry partners. Website: www.phigroupinc.com/.
Safe Harbor: This news release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected on the basis of such forward-looking statements pursuant to the "safe-harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Contact:
Henry Fahman
+1-702-475-5430
Email Contact
SOURCE: PHI GROUP, INC.
CONTACT: http://www2.marketwire.com/mw/emailprcntct?id=C3214616FDDA0B7F
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Jeffrey Mulyono
President Director
PT Pesona Khatulistiwa Nusantara, Indonesia
Edwin Tsang
Marketing Director
PT Adaro Indonesia
Aris Munandar
Director
PT Permata Energy Resources, Indonesia
Ashok Mitra
Chief Financial Officer
PT Kaltim Prima Coal, Indonesia
Sreejith Chalakkal
Marketing Manager
PT Bayan Resources Tbk, Indonesia
V K Sehgal
Managing Director
Coal & Mining Pvt Ltd, India
Nick Jorss
Managing Director
Stanmore Coal, Australia
Henry Fahman
Chairman and CEO
PHI Group, Inc., USA
Antony Rayment
Chief Executive Officer
South African Coal Mining Holdings (Pty) Ltd (SACMH), Director – Africa Operations,
JSW Energy Limited
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MELBOURNE/JAKARTA — Reuters
Last updated Thursday, Sep. 20 2012, 7:01 PM EDT
The original $2.47-billion (U.S.) budget for the Citic Pacific iron ore mine in Karratha, Western Australia, has soared to $8-billion and is more than two years behind schedule. (STAFF /REUTERS)
A shake-out from sliding iron ore and coal prices has touched off a spate of asset sales as tough times spread from Australia to Indonesia and could boost deal activity in what has been a lean year in the mining sector.
Cashed-up Japanese, Korean and Chinese buyers are waiting in the wings to snap up bargains, particularly in the coal sector, investment bankers and lawyers said.
* Australia’s ambitious new coal frontier blown off track (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/international-business/asian-pacific-business/australias-ambitious-new-coal-frontier-blown-off-track/article4518689/?service=mobile)
* As profit falls, BHP pulls back on new mines (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/industry-news/energy-and-resources/as-profit-falls-bhp-pulls-back-on-new-mines/article4492701/?service=mobile)
* Xstrata-Glencore merger vote faces defeat (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/international-business/european-business/xstrata-glencore-merger-vote-faces-defeat/article4523457/?service=mobile)
“Overall, what we’re seeing is smart money is coming into the coal sector now because they believe the bottom has been hit,” said Roger Suyama, head of Indonesia corporate and investment coverage at VTB Capital in Singapore.
Asia-Pacific mining deals so far this year total $47.6-billion (U.S.), down 23 per cent from a year earlier, Thomson Reuters data shows.
However, activity has picked up in recent weeks, led by a $960-million bid by Thai state-controlled energy company PTT to privatize coal miner Sakari Resources.
Coal, which meets more than half of Asia’s fuel needs, is attracting interest in particular, investment bankers said. Asian countries, led by China and India, need supplies to meet growing power demand.
“We believe North Asia outbound M&A for resources assets will continue to focus on significant minority stake acquisitions coupled with long-term off-take agreements and governance,” said Mayooran Elalingham, Deutsche Bank’s Asia head of general industries mergers and acquisitions in Hong Kong.
“Such acquisitions will be driven by Chinese, Japanese and Korean steel companies and trading houses, based on achieving national goals of long-term security of supply of natural resources.”
Although advisers expect a pick-up in activity, they doubt any big deals are in the pipeline.
A murky near-term outlook for global growth and commodity prices would make it tough for suitors to line up funding for big takeovers. Buyers and sellers are also far apart on price expectations, they said.
But deal advisers said they expected a pick-up in acquisitions involving minority stakes worth up to around $500-million to $600-million.
Smaller stake sales would at least help set the bar for valuation multiples for bigger asset sales or takeovers down the track, a mining banker in Hong Kong said, declining to be named as he was not authorized to speak to the media.
“There will be opportunities for North Asia players to invest in iron ore and coal assets in Indonesia and Australia and the approaches are more likely to be stake acquisitions,” said Paul Donnelly, head of investment banking in mining and metals for Southeast Asia at JPMorgan in Hong Kong.
“The current valuation isn’t attractive enough for owners to sell a controlling stake, but there’s a need to obtain incremental capital to improve and develop their assets.”
Chinese companies are on the prowl in Australia, Indonesia and Canada for beaten down assets, several advisers said, although the country’s leadership transition and uncertainty over the outlook for infrastructure growth were holding some companies back.
“Domestic political change at home is making Chinese investors more cautious. So they’re looking for smaller acquisitions,” said Perth-based Adam Handley, a partner and co-chair of the China Interest Group at law firm Minter Ellison.
In a change of strategy, Chinese firms are less likely now to seek controlling stakes, he said, after running into delays and cost overruns on big iron ore projects they own in Australia, such as on CITIC Pacific’s $8-billion Sino Iron mine.
Lawyers said Chinese companies were particularly interested in coal assets in Indonesia, but are likely to run into competition, including from Russian steel major Severstal and U.S.-based coal investor PHI Group Inc.
Assets on the block in Indonesia include a 20-per-cent stake in PT Asmin Koalindo Tuhup, the coking coal arm of Borneo Lumbung Energi & Metals, in a deal that could be worth $500-million.
South Korean steel maker POSCO and others are already in talks with PT Borneo, which aims to reduce $1-billion in debt incurred last year when it bought a stake in London-listed Bumi Plc.
“If the price is attractive enough there is money out there ready to swoop in and buy some of the assets,” said Marius Toime, a Singapore-based partner at law firm Berwin Leighton Paisner.
Mid-sized coal miner Toba Bara Sejahtera is aiming to sell a 20-30-per-cent stake to a strategic partner to help fund long-term expansion, bankers involved in the sale say.
Toba Sejahtera group, the parent company of Toba Sera, declined to comment.
MEC Holdings, a Dubai-based resources firm, is looking to sell a coal concession in Kalimantan, Indonesia and a coal railway licence, as it is struggling to line up financing and secure land, rivals who have seen the offer said. MEC declined to comment.
Companies looking at Indonesia have been unfazed by changes in the country’s mining law and foreign ownership restrictions and a pending ban on unprocessed minerals, said Deutsche Bank’s Elalingham.
Australian companies, from mining giant BHP Billiton to emerging iron ore producers, are all in lock-down mode. They have shelved projects and cut output at high-cost mines to weather the downturn in iron ore and coal prices, and are considering asset sales.
While iron ore prices have recovered from a low of $86 a tonne hit earlier in September, they remain 27 per cent below this year’s high of around $150. That leaves miners who sell only iron ore, like world No. 4 iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group, particularly vulnerable.
Fortescue said this week it was in talks to sell some non-core assets, including its Iron Bridge magnetite stake, after it managed to line up $4.5-billion in debt that gave it three years of breathing room on repayments.
It is also willing to consider bids for stakes in its rail and port assets and its undeveloped mines. They are likely to attract interest from Chinese firms and the likes of coal transporters QR National and Asciano, deal advisers said.
“Slowly but surely, deals will get done, though at the smaller end of the spectrum. … But it’s way too uncertain for big mining M&A to happen right now,” said the unidentified Hong Kong-based mining banker.
PHI Group Announces Supply Chain Management Operation
Huntington Beach , CA, Oct 31, 2012 (WORLD STOCK WIRE via COMTEX) -- PHI Group, Inc. (OTC Pink Sheets: PHIL), a publicly traded company focused on energy and natural resources, today announced that the Company has set up a supply chain management operation to provide industrial and agricultural commodities to Asia and other parts of the world.
The supply chain management division plans to partner with key producers and suppliers of industrial and agricultural commodities to offer reliable products and customer service to end-users and importers. To date, the Company has signed agreements with several producers and suppliers of thermal and coking coals to provide coal supplies to Vietnam and other Asian countries. The Company is also active in other products, including manganese, iron ores, palm oil, sugar, etc., and expects to gradually expand its scope of trading activity as time goes by.
The supply chain management division will play an important role in developing business channels for the Company's coal and other natural resource operations in the future as PHI Group continues to accumulate and develop long-term coal resources in Indonesia to meet the growing needs of energy in the Southeast Asian region as well as Japan, Korea, China and India. PHI Group also intends to allow end-users' participation in certain coal and other resource concessions and provide supplies to these co-owners/end-users on a priority basis.
Management believes the supply chain management operation will be a profit center that can generate regular revenues and profitability for the Company in the very near future.
For more information, please contact: supplychain@phigroupinc.com.
About PHI Group
Focused on energy and natural resources, PHI Group cooperates with local companies in Asia to develop power plants, accumulates long-term coal and other natural resources, and provides advanced renewable energy technologies in conjunction with select industry partners.
Website: www.phigroupinc.com (http://www.phigroupinc.com/)
Safe Harbor: This news release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected on the basis of such forward-looking statements pursuant to the "safe-harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Henry D. Fahman
PHI Group, Inc.
17011 Beach Blvd.
Suite 1230
Huntington Beach , CA 92647
USA
Phone: 714-843-5450
Note: The following news is from PHI Group, Inc., and World Stock Wire, Inc. is not liable for the contents of this news.
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Kalimantan Coal Conference
4-5 September 2012 , Novotel Hotel Balikpapan, Indonesia
Kalimantan is Indonesia’s largest coal producing region, producing over 93% of Indonesia’s thermal coal production in 2011.
The outstanding line up of confirmed speakers include:
* Henry Fahman, Chairman and CEO, PHI Group
Indonesia is the world’s third largest exporter of thermal coal. The number of active mines in Indonesia has grown massively in the past 10 years from 40 mines to over 100, with many more prospective mines. Kalimantan is the largest coal producing region with East Kalimantan being the most established mining area in Indonesia, accounting for 93% of Indonesia’s thermal coal production in 2011.
Due to the geography of the region, rail infrastructure and deep water ports are limited. Consequently, there is strong interest in building deep water port facilities and rail lines to increase export capacity. New export infrastructure is being proposed by Russian and Indian investors.
Recently new laws were passed which impact foreign ownership of mines. These laws have left current mine ownership in question with conflicting reports on the impacts for current ownership structures and limitations on new mines ownership being restricted to 49%. Additionally further changes to be implemented from 2014 restrict the export of unimproved coal.
Kalimantan Coal will analyse developments within all these areas to provide a comprehensive guide to the Kalimantan coal markets. Topics to be addressed include Indonesian coal legislation, foreign ownership, regional issues, infrastructure, land use agreements and advances in coal markets.
The conference will comprehensively address
* Thermal coal
* Coal bed methane
* Coking coal
** Who will attend?
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This event will bring together senior executives, and decision makers from government, mining, infrastructure, shipping and supply sectors to discuss new policies and strategies for tackling the current and emerging issues within the burgeoning Kalimantan coal sector.
** About Kalimantan
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East Kalimantan is the second largest Indonesian province, located on the Kalimantan region on the east of Borneo island. The resource-rich province has two major cities, Samarinda (the capital and a center for timber product) and Balikpapan (a petroleum center with oil refinery). East Kalimantan's economy heavily depends on earth resources such as oilfield exploration, natural gas, as well as coal and gold mining.
Get involved
* For speaking opportunities : Email bruce.ewan@informa.com.au (mailto:bruce.ewan@informa.com.au) or call +61 2 9080 4023
* To receive the full program, request your advance copy here (http://www.immevents.com/international-mining-events/kalimantan-coal-conference/brochure-request) Register your place now here (http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/commodities/kalimantan-coal/registration)
* For sponsorship and exhibition opportunities, email: deen.haniff@informa.com.au (mailto:deen.haniff@informa.com.au) or call +61 2 9080 4357
Asia & Europe: Ann Na Lee
Business Development Manager – IBC Asia
Tel: +65 6508 2470 Email: AnnNa.Lee@ibcasia.com.sg (mailto:AnnNa.Lee@ibcasia.com.sg)
Australia & Rest of the World: Deen Haniff
Head of Sponsorship & Exhibitions - International Mining & Metals (IMM)
Tel: +61 2 9080 4357 Mobile: +61 407 487 282 Email: deen.haniff@informa.com.au (mailto:deen.haniff@informa.com.au)
Speakers
(http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/energy/4th-annual-vietpower/registration) (http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/energy/4th-annual-vietpower/download-brochure)
Nguyen Chien Thang
Vice President
Vinacomin Tran Tue Quang
Director of Tariff and Fee Department
Electricity Regulatory Authority of Vietnam, Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)
Duong Quang Thanh
Vice President
Vietnam Electricity (EVN) Ngo Son Hai
Director
National Load Dispatch Centre, EVN
Dr. Nguyen Van Tai
(GEF Vietnam Operational Focal Point) and Director General
Institute of Strategy and Policy on Natural Resources and Environment (ISPONRE), Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) Phan Minh Tuan
Deputy Director
Ninh Thuan Nuclear Power Project Management Board, EVN
Bui Trung Kien
Director of Planning Department
Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation Nguyen Ngoc Tuyen
Director of International Relation Department
Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation, EVN
Nguyen Duc Cuong
Director, Center for Renewable Energy & CDM
Institute of Energy Henry Fahman
Chairman & CEO
PHI Group
About The Conference
(http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/energy/4th-annual-vietpower/registration) (http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/energy/4th-annual-vietpower/download-brochure)
Vietnamese Government will be investing USD 48 billion of investment in power projects up to 2020!
According to EVN, in the next 8-9 years (high plan), Vietnam plans to invest up to 98 power plants with a total capacity of 59,444MW, of which EVN would build 48 power plants with 33,245 MW, with an estimated total investment of $39.58billion (including $26.77 billion for power generation.)
– Source: GlobalTrade.net
Another $10 billion will be needed for the development of the transmission and distribution network.
VietPower 2012 will provide insight into the new power project investment opportunities in Vietnam!
"In five years from 2011 to 2015, EVN will put into operation 40 turbines of 20 power projects with a total capacity of about 11,594 MW”
“In 2012, EVN will bring into operation new power generators with a total capacity of 2,200 MW”
Energy Security has become an urgent need!
Vietnam is grappling with its rising demand for electricity. To ensure a stable supply of electricity, Vietnam has diversified its energy portfolio. This includes, nuclear energy, hydro, wind, solar, biomass, coal and gas (conventional vs non-conventional).
VietPower 2012 will highlight Vietnam’s power generation investment focus and commercial opportunities in its diversified fuel mix.
“The 7th Master Plan emphasises the need to diversify the country’s energy mix”
PROJECT PT ANANTA HEMISPHERE RESOURCES
THERMAL COAL:
Concession area: 955 hectares
Location: Kabupaten Tanah Laut, Kalimantan Selatan, Indonesia
Resources: Measured: 2,250,000 MT
Indicated: 4,000,000 MT
Inferred: 6,000,000 MT
Stripping ratio: 1:10.75
Distance: Jetty: 30-40 km.
Open sea: Approx. 60 km.
COAL QUALITY:
Gross Calorific Value: 6,700 Kcal/Kg (ADB)
Total Moisture: 8.7% (ARB)
Inherent moisture: 7.4% (ADB)
Ash: 8.8% (ADB)
Total sulfur: 0.46% (ADB)
Volatile matter: 44.0% (ADB)
Fixed carbon: 41.8% (ADB)
HGI: 38
LICENSES & PERMITS:
IUP Exploration: 545.2/02/PU/DPE/2007.
IUP OP Block I – 185 ha: 545.3/14/PU/DPE/2007.
IUP OP Block II -199.4 ha: 545.3/36A/PU/DPE/2008.
AMDAL: not needed
Forest Permit: APL
Jetty Permit: TBA
Stockpile Permit: TBA
Bulk sale & Transportation:545.4/35/PU/DPE/2008.
ACQUISITION STATUS:
Proposed purchase price: $US 6,000,000 (including all documentations).
Documentation status: Signed LOI, Due Diligence in progress.
PROJECT PT TAMBANG SEKARSA ADADAYA
THERMAL COAL:
Concession area: 9,690 hectares.
Location: North Mumuju District, West Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Resources: Measured: 71,038,925 MT
Indicated: 205,334,343 MT
Stripping ratio: 1:10 (to be confirmed)
Distance: To port: Approx. 20 km.
COAL QUALITY:
Gross Calorific Value: 6,278 Kcal/Kg (ADB)
Total Moisture: 6.0 % (ARB)
Inherent moisture: 3.4 % (ADB)
Ash: 17.1 % (ADB)
Total sulfur: 0.87 % (ADB)
Volatile matter: 34.1 % (ADB)
Fixed carbon: 45.4 % (ADB)
HGI: N/A
LICENSES & PERMITS:
IUP Operasi Produksi: No. 285 Tahun 2010.
Clean & Clear Status: Men Tamben No. Urut 123.
Amdal: Ijin Dinas Kehutanan Dan Lingkungan Hidup
No. 522/III/VII/2010/DISHUT-LH.
Ijin Kabupaten Mamuju Utara
No. 660/002/DESDM/2010.
Jetty Permit: TBA
Stockpile Permit: TBA
Bulk sale &Transportation:TBA
ACQUISITION STATUS:
Proposed purchase price: $US 15,000,000.
Documentation status: Signed LOI, Due Diligence in progress.
CORPORATE BACKGROUND
PHI Group, Inc. (“PHI”), a Nevada corporation, was originally formed in June 1982 to engage in
mergers and acquisitions and consulting services.
We currently concentrate on energy and natural resources. PHI is cooperating with two Vietnamese
companies to develop coal-fired power plants in Vietnam, building a portfolio of coal assets in
Indonesia, and providing renewable energy solutions to Southeast Asia, Africa, and Central America
using a combination of patented breakthrough solar energy, wind power, and hydro-magnetic
gravitational technologies.
A public company, PHI Group is trading on the OTCQB Stock Market in the U.S. under the symbol
“PHIL”. We plan to upgrade the listing of our stock onto a senior exchange in the U.S. such as the
NASDAQ Capital Market or the New York Stock Exchange Amex Equities and to resume trading on
the Frankfurt, Berlin and Munich Stock Exchanges in Germany in the near fut
ure.
MISSION
Our mission is to create significant enduring values, economic and otherwise, for our shareholders,
investors and all other stakeholders through internal and external growth.
VISION
We strive to become a leader in the areas of energy and natural resources in the next five years.
STRATEGY
We select, develop, and operate businesses of choice by capitalizing on our combined distinctive
competencies to generate significant enduring value for our shareholders and all related
stakeholders through the following strategy:
1. Identify, evaluate, participate and compete in attractive businesses that have big, growing
markets;
2. Identify, build, acquire, deploy and commit valuable resources that generate competitive
advantages;
3. Design and implement excellent management systems.
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This is a long term company now looking at twenty million dollars a month in revenues.
they also are set to uplist this month ahead to the OTCBB and then onto a senior exchange in March.
They have huge financing coming very soon and looking at two to three million revs the next month or so each month.
The chart is set and hot on the short term indicators and this is the time to invest ahead of other newsletters sending this gem out.
PHIL Security Details
Share Structure
Market Value1 $6,599,970 a/o Nov 27, 2012
Shares Outstanding 1,891,109 a/o Nov 24, 2012
Float 638,922 a/o Nov 24, 2012
Authorized Shares 300,000,000 a/o Nov 24, 2012
Par Value 0.001
Coal Growth in Asian Region today PHIL
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Hello Coffee Waveriders
I hope all are set for the Thanksgiving holiday and wanted to take a minute for one last newsletter today on the PHI Group.
In today's newsletter we will look at the huge market the Henry Fahman, The CEO of the Phi Group is creating now.
Henry now is actively involved in all aspects of the coal market all over the Asian region and into India China and even over to Africa.
Below today you will find the two mines that we have active MOU's with now in Indonesia as well as information about the coal industry in general for the region.
The company has several contracts in the business and with today's news release they will be updating us further into the company operations to date. Today we have great information as we transition fully into the marketing and MA for power and commodities in the region.
The two projects listed on the bottom now have a capacity of close to 5 million dollars revenues a month in coal and I understand from looking the Global wind is working on two projects also in Africa.
The companies goal is to manage 1 billion metric tons of coal to meet there customers needs in Vietnam, China Korea, India and other countries all over Asia.
Coal growth in the region for the next ten years has both China and India now investing strongly in mines to set there massive needs of coal. Competition will only become more fierce and the price and value will increase as the demand increases two fold in ten years.
The start here I will highlight the big news and then the full news release follows. I have also included all the groups and conventions our CEO is attending.
I am already working on the next newsletter and looking for more news the next couple of weeks upon Henry's return from the region.
Again today I want to wish all a Happy Thanksgiving and be sure and tell a friend over the holidays.
Dave
PHI Group Provides Corporate Updates
Company Announces Nov. 26 Conference Call
LAS VEGAS, NV and HANOI, VIETNAM, Nov 21, 2012 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- PHI Group, Inc. (OTCQB: PHIL), a company focused on energy and natural resources, today provided updates on a number of corporate issues for the company's shareholders and investors. The company also announced a conference call for shareholders and investors on November 26.
The company is currently striving to complete its annual audit for the fiscal year ended June 30, 2012 in order to file all the outstanding reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission with the intent of resuming its status as a fully reporting company with the SEC by December 31, 2012 or shortly thereafter.
The company will reserve the number of shares allocated for a previously announced special dividend on the books of the company by November 30, 2012 and will postpone the date of the distribution to March 31, 2013. The company intends to promptly file a registration statement to include the dividend shares so that eligible shareholders will be able to receive free-trading shares instead of restricted securities when the registration statement becomes effective.
The company will negotiate with and engage the owners of the AHR and TSA coal concessions in Indonesia as local partners by reducing its acquisition holdings to 70-80% in these projects from 100% as previously contemplated. The company continues to investigate other opportunities to add to its portfolio of coal assets in Indonesia in order to provide long-term coal supplies to Asia Pacific countries, especially Vietnam, in the years ahead.
The company is in the process of divesting other businesses from its core holdings in order to concentrate on the development of its energy and natural resources activities.
PHI Group CEO Henry Fahman will host a conference call for shareholders and investors at 04:30 P.M. EST on Monday, November 26, 2012. To participate in the conference call, dial +1-209-647-1000 and enter Conference ID 767368#.
Topics to be discussed include supply chain management activity, coal concession acquisition and operation plan, power plant projects, renewable energy initiatives, divestiture of non-core businesses and the potential up-listing of the company's stock.
There will be a session for live questions and answers; however, priorities will be given to individual shareholder questions submitted at least one day in advance via email to info@phigroupinc.com.
About PHI Group Focused on energy and natural resources, PHI Group (OTCQB: PHIL) cooperates with local companies in Asia to develop power plants, accumulates coal assets and other natural resources, and provides advanced renewable energy technologies in conjunction with select industry partners. Website: www.phigroupinc.com/.
Safe Harbor: This news release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected on the basis of such forward-looking statements pursuant to the "safe-harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Contact:
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Jeffrey Mulyono
President Director
PT Pesona Khatulistiwa Nusantara, Indonesia
Edwin Tsang
Marketing Director
PT Adaro Indonesia
Aris Munandar
Director
PT Permata Energy Resources, Indonesia
Ashok Mitra
Chief Financial Officer
PT Kaltim Prima Coal, Indonesia
Sreejith Chalakkal
Marketing Manager
PT Bayan Resources Tbk, Indonesia
V K Sehgal
Managing Director
Coal & Mining Pvt Ltd, India
Nick Jorss
Managing Director
Stanmore Coal, Australia
Henry Fahman
Chairman and CEO
PHI Group, Inc., USA
Antony Rayment
Chief Executive Officer
South African Coal Mining Holdings (Pty) Ltd (SACMH), Director – Africa Operations,
JSW Energy Limited
** ‘Smart’ money targeting low-priced coal assets
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SONALI PAUL AND FERGUS JENSEN
MELBOURNE/JAKARTA — Reuters
Last updated Thursday, Sep. 20 2012, 7:01 PM EDT
The original $2.47-billion (U.S.) budget for the Citic Pacific iron ore mine in Karratha, Western Australia, has soared to $8-billion and is more than two years behind schedule. (STAFF /REUTERS)
A shake-out from sliding iron ore and coal prices has touched off a spate of asset sales as tough times spread from Australia to Indonesia and could boost deal activity in what has been a lean year in the mining sector.
Cashed-up Japanese, Korean and Chinese buyers are waiting in the wings to snap up bargains, particularly in the coal sector, investment bankers and lawyers said.
* Australia’s ambitious new coal frontier blown off track (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/international-business/asian-pacific-business/australias-ambitious-new-coal-frontier-blown-off-track/article4518689/?service=mobile)
* As profit falls, BHP pulls back on new mines (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/industry-news/energy-and-resources/as-profit-falls-bhp-pulls-back-on-new-mines/article4492701/?service=mobile)
* Xstrata-Glencore merger vote faces defeat (http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/international-business/european-business/xstrata-glencore-merger-vote-faces-defeat/article4523457/?service=mobile)
“Overall, what we’re seeing is smart money is coming into the coal sector now because they believe the bottom has been hit,” said Roger Suyama, head of Indonesia corporate and investment coverage at VTB Capital in Singapore.
Asia-Pacific mining deals so far this year total $47.6-billion (U.S.), down 23 per cent from a year earlier, Thomson Reuters data shows.
However, activity has picked up in recent weeks, led by a $960-million bid by Thai state-controlled energy company PTT to privatize coal miner Sakari Resources.
Coal, which meets more than half of Asia’s fuel needs, is attracting interest in particular, investment bankers said. Asian countries, led by China and India, need supplies to meet growing power demand.
“We believe North Asia outbound M&A for resources assets will continue to focus on significant minority stake acquisitions coupled with long-term off-take agreements and governance,” said Mayooran Elalingham, Deutsche Bank’s Asia head of general industries mergers and acquisitions in Hong Kong.
“Such acquisitions will be driven by Chinese, Japanese and Korean steel companies and trading houses, based on achieving national goals of long-term security of supply of natural resources.”
Although advisers expect a pick-up in activity, they doubt any big deals are in the pipeline.
A murky near-term outlook for global growth and commodity prices would make it tough for suitors to line up funding for big takeovers. Buyers and sellers are also far apart on price expectations, they said.
But deal advisers said they expected a pick-up in acquisitions involving minority stakes worth up to around $500-million to $600-million.
Smaller stake sales would at least help set the bar for valuation multiples for bigger asset sales or takeovers down the track, a mining banker in Hong Kong said, declining to be named as he was not authorized to speak to the media.
“There will be opportunities for North Asia players to invest in iron ore and coal assets in Indonesia and Australia and the approaches are more likely to be stake acquisitions,” said Paul Donnelly, head of investment banking in mining and metals for Southeast Asia at JPMorgan in Hong Kong.
“The current valuation isn’t attractive enough for owners to sell a controlling stake, but there’s a need to obtain incremental capital to improve and develop their assets.”
Chinese companies are on the prowl in Australia, Indonesia and Canada for beaten down assets, several advisers said, although the country’s leadership transition and uncertainty over the outlook for infrastructure growth were holding some companies back.
“Domestic political change at home is making Chinese investors more cautious. So they’re looking for smaller acquisitions,” said Perth-based Adam Handley, a partner and co-chair of the China Interest Group at law firm Minter Ellison.
In a change of strategy, Chinese firms are less likely now to seek controlling stakes, he said, after running into delays and cost overruns on big iron ore projects they own in Australia, such as on CITIC Pacific’s $8-billion Sino Iron mine.
Lawyers said Chinese companies were particularly interested in coal assets in Indonesia, but are likely to run into competition, including from Russian steel major Severstal and U.S.-based coal investor PHI Group Inc.
Assets on the block in Indonesia include a 20-per-cent stake in PT Asmin Koalindo Tuhup, the coking coal arm of Borneo Lumbung Energi & Metals, in a deal that could be worth $500-million.
South Korean steel maker POSCO and others are already in talks with PT Borneo, which aims to reduce $1-billion in debt incurred last year when it bought a stake in London-listed Bumi Plc.
“If the price is attractive enough there is money out there ready to swoop in and buy some of the assets,” said Marius Toime, a Singapore-based partner at law firm Berwin Leighton Paisner.
Mid-sized coal miner Toba Bara Sejahtera is aiming to sell a 20-30-per-cent stake to a strategic partner to help fund long-term expansion, bankers involved in the sale say.
Toba Sejahtera group, the parent company of Toba Sera, declined to comment.
MEC Holdings, a Dubai-based resources firm, is looking to sell a coal concession in Kalimantan, Indonesia and a coal railway licence, as it is struggling to line up financing and secure land, rivals who have seen the offer said. MEC declined to comment.
Companies looking at Indonesia have been unfazed by changes in the country’s mining law and foreign ownership restrictions and a pending ban on unprocessed minerals, said Deutsche Bank’s Elalingham.
Australian companies, from mining giant BHP Billiton to emerging iron ore producers, are all in lock-down mode. They have shelved projects and cut output at high-cost mines to weather the downturn in iron ore and coal prices, and are considering asset sales.
While iron ore prices have recovered from a low of $86 a tonne hit earlier in September, they remain 27 per cent below this year’s high of around $150. That leaves miners who sell only iron ore, like world No. 4 iron ore miner Fortescue Metals Group, particularly vulnerable.
Fortescue said this week it was in talks to sell some non-core assets, including its Iron Bridge magnetite stake, after it managed to line up $4.5-billion in debt that gave it three years of breathing room on repayments.
It is also willing to consider bids for stakes in its rail and port assets and its undeveloped mines. They are likely to attract interest from Chinese firms and the likes of coal transporters QR National and Asciano, deal advisers said.
“Slowly but surely, deals will get done, though at the smaller end of the spectrum. … But it’s way too uncertain for big mining M&A to happen right now,” said the unidentified Hong Kong-based mining banker.
PHI Group Announces Supply Chain Management Operation
Huntington Beach , CA, Oct 31, 2012 (WORLD STOCK WIRE via COMTEX) -- PHI Group, Inc. (OTC Pink Sheets: PHIL), a publicly traded company focused on energy and natural resources, today announced that the Company has set up a supply chain management operation to provide industrial and agricultural commodities to Asia and other parts of the world.
The supply chain management division plans to partner with key producers and suppliers of industrial and agricultural commodities to offer reliable products and customer service to end-users and importers. To date, the Company has signed agreements with several producers and suppliers of thermal and coking coals to provide coal supplies to Vietnam and other Asian countries. The Company is also active in other products, including manganese, iron ores, palm oil, sugar, etc., and expects to gradually expand its scope of trading activity as time goes by.
The supply chain management division will play an important role in developing business channels for the Company's coal and other natural resource operations in the future as PHI Group continues to accumulate and develop long-term coal resources in Indonesia to meet the growing needs of energy in the Southeast Asian region as well as Japan, Korea, China and India. PHI Group also intends to allow end-users' participation in certain coal and other resource concessions and provide supplies to these co-owners/end-users on a priority basis.
Management believes the supply chain management operation will be a profit center that can generate regular revenues and profitability for the Company in the very near future.
For more information, please contact: supplychain@phigroupinc.com.
About PHI Group
Focused on energy and natural resources, PHI Group cooperates with local companies in Asia to develop power plants, accumulates long-term coal and other natural resources, and provides advanced renewable energy technologies in conjunction with select industry partners.
Website: www.phigroupinc.com (http://www.phigroupinc.com/)
Safe Harbor: This news release contains forward-looking statements that are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to differ materially from those projected on the basis of such forward-looking statements pursuant to the "safe-harbor" provisions of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Henry D. Fahman
PHI Group, Inc.
17011 Beach Blvd.
Suite 1230
Huntington Beach , CA 92647
USA
Phone: 714-843-5450
Note: The following news is from PHI Group, Inc., and World Stock Wire, Inc. is not liable for the contents of this news.
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Kalimantan Coal Conference
4-5 September 2012 , Novotel Hotel Balikpapan, Indonesia
Kalimantan is Indonesia’s largest coal producing region, producing over 93% of Indonesia’s thermal coal production in 2011.
The outstanding line up of confirmed speakers include:
* Henry Fahman, Chairman and CEO, PHI Group
Indonesia is the world’s third largest exporter of thermal coal. The number of active mines in Indonesia has grown massively in the past 10 years from 40 mines to over 100, with many more prospective mines. Kalimantan is the largest coal producing region with East Kalimantan being the most established mining area in Indonesia, accounting for 93% of Indonesia’s thermal coal production in 2011.
Due to the geography of the region, rail infrastructure and deep water ports are limited. Consequently, there is strong interest in building deep water port facilities and rail lines to increase export capacity. New export infrastructure is being proposed by Russian and Indian investors.
Recently new laws were passed which impact foreign ownership of mines. These laws have left current mine ownership in question with conflicting reports on the impacts for current ownership structures and limitations on new mines ownership being restricted to 49%. Additionally further changes to be implemented from 2014 restrict the export of unimproved coal.
Kalimantan Coal will analyse developments within all these areas to provide a comprehensive guide to the Kalimantan coal markets. Topics to be addressed include Indonesian coal legislation, foreign ownership, regional issues, infrastructure, land use agreements and advances in coal markets.
The conference will comprehensively address
* Thermal coal
* Coal bed methane
* Coking coal
** Who will attend?
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This event will bring together senior executives, and decision makers from government, mining, infrastructure, shipping and supply sectors to discuss new policies and strategies for tackling the current and emerging issues within the burgeoning Kalimantan coal sector.
** About Kalimantan
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East Kalimantan is the second largest Indonesian province, located on the Kalimantan region on the east of Borneo island. The resource-rich province has two major cities, Samarinda (the capital and a center for timber product) and Balikpapan (a petroleum center with oil refinery). East Kalimantan's economy heavily depends on earth resources such as oilfield exploration, natural gas, as well as coal and gold mining.
Get involved
* For speaking opportunities : Email bruce.ewan@informa.com.au (mailto:bruce.ewan@informa.com.au) or call +61 2 9080 4023
* To receive the full program, request your advance copy here (http://www.immevents.com/international-mining-events/kalimantan-coal-conference/brochure-request) Register your place now here (http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/commodities/kalimantan-coal/registration)
* For sponsorship and exhibition opportunities, email: deen.haniff@informa.com.au (mailto:deen.haniff@informa.com.au) or call +61 2 9080 4357
Asia & Europe: Ann Na Lee
Business Development Manager – IBC Asia
Tel: +65 6508 2470 Email: AnnNa.Lee@ibcasia.com.sg (mailto:AnnNa.Lee@ibcasia.com.sg)
Australia & Rest of the World: Deen Haniff
Head of Sponsorship & Exhibitions - International Mining & Metals (IMM)
Tel: +61 2 9080 4357 Mobile: +61 407 487 282 Email: deen.haniff@informa.com.au (mailto:deen.haniff@informa.com.au)
Speakers
(http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/energy/4th-annual-vietpower/registration) (http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/energy/4th-annual-vietpower/download-brochure)
Nguyen Chien Thang
Vice President
Vinacomin Tran Tue Quang
Director of Tariff and Fee Department
Electricity Regulatory Authority of Vietnam, Ministry of Industry and Trade (MOIT)
Duong Quang Thanh
Vice President
Vietnam Electricity (EVN) Ngo Son Hai
Director
National Load Dispatch Centre, EVN
Dr. Nguyen Van Tai
(GEF Vietnam Operational Focal Point) and Director General
Institute of Strategy and Policy on Natural Resources and Environment (ISPONRE), Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment (MONRE) Phan Minh Tuan
Deputy Director
Ninh Thuan Nuclear Power Project Management Board, EVN
Bui Trung Kien
Director of Planning Department
Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation Nguyen Ngoc Tuyen
Director of International Relation Department
Ho Chi Minh City Power Corporation, EVN
Nguyen Duc Cuong
Director, Center for Renewable Energy & CDM
Institute of Energy Henry Fahman
Chairman & CEO
PHI Group
About The Conference
(http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/energy/4th-annual-vietpower/registration) (http://www.ibc-asia.com/conferences/energy/4th-annual-vietpower/download-brochure)
Vietnamese Government will be investing USD 48 billion of investment in power projects up to 2020!
According to EVN, in the next 8-9 years (high plan), Vietnam plans to invest up to 98 power plants with a total capacity of 59,444MW, of which EVN would build 48 power plants with 33,245 MW, with an estimated total investment of $39.58billion (including $26.77 billion for power generation.)
– Source: GlobalTrade.net
Another $10 billion will be needed for the development of the transmission and distribution network.
VietPower 2012 will provide insight into the new power project investment opportunities in Vietnam!
"In five years from 2011 to 2015, EVN will put into operation 40 turbines of 20 power projects with a total capacity of about 11,594 MW”
“In 2012, EVN will bring into operation new power generators with a total capacity of 2,200 MW”
Energy Security has become an urgent need!
Vietnam is grappling with its rising demand for electricity. To ensure a stable supply of electricity, Vietnam has diversified its energy portfolio. This includes, nuclear energy, hydro, wind, solar, biomass, coal and gas (conventional vs non-conventional).
VietPower 2012 will highlight Vietnam’s power generation investment focus and commercial opportunities in its diversified fuel mix.
“The 7th Master Plan emphasises the need to diversify the country’s energy mix”
PROJECT PT ANANTA HEMISPHERE RESOURCES
THERMAL COAL:
Concession area: 955 hectares
Location: Kabupaten Tanah Laut, Kalimantan Selatan, Indonesia
Resources: Measured: 2,250,000 MT
Indicated: 4,000,000 MT
Inferred: 6,000,000 MT
Stripping ratio: 1:10.75
Distance: Jetty: 30-40 km.
Open sea: Approx. 60 km.
COAL QUALITY:
Gross Calorific Value: 6,700 Kcal/Kg (ADB)
Total Moisture: 8.7% (ARB)
Inherent moisture: 7.4% (ADB)
Ash: 8.8% (ADB)
Total sulfur: 0.46% (ADB)
Volatile matter: 44.0% (ADB)
Fixed carbon: 41.8% (ADB)
HGI: 38
LICENSES & PERMITS:
IUP Exploration: 545.2/02/PU/DPE/2007.
IUP OP Block I – 185 ha: 545.3/14/PU/DPE/2007.
IUP OP Block II -199.4 ha: 545.3/36A/PU/DPE/2008.
AMDAL: not needed
Forest Permit: APL
Jetty Permit: TBA
Stockpile Permit: TBA
Bulk sale & Transportation:545.4/35/PU/DPE/2008.
ACQUISITION STATUS:
Proposed purchase price: $US 6,000,000 (including all documentations).
Documentation status: Signed LOI, Due Diligence in progress.
PROJECT PT TAMBANG SEKARSA ADADAYA
THERMAL COAL:
Concession area: 9,690 hectares.
Location: North Mumuju District, West Sulawesi, Indonesia.
Resources: Measured: 71,038,925 MT
Indicated: 205,334,343 MT
Stripping ratio: 1:10 (to be confirmed)
Distance: To port: Approx. 20 km.
COAL QUALITY:
Gross Calorific Value: 6,278 Kcal/Kg (ADB)
Total Moisture: 6.0 % (ARB)
Inherent moisture: 3.4 % (ADB)
Ash: 17.1 % (ADB)
Total sulfur: 0.87 % (ADB)
Volatile matter: 34.1 % (ADB)
Fixed carbon: 45.4 % (ADB)
HGI: N/A
LICENSES & PERMITS:
IUP Operasi Produksi: No. 285 Tahun 2010.
Clean & Clear Status: Men Tamben No. Urut 123.
Amdal: Ijin Dinas Kehutanan Dan Lingkungan Hidup
No. 522/III/VII/2010/DISHUT-LH.
Ijin Kabupaten Mamuju Utara
No. 660/002/DESDM/2010.
Jetty Permit: TBA
Stockpile Permit: TBA
Bulk sale &Transportation:TBA
ACQUISITION STATUS:
Proposed purchase price: $US 15,000,000.
Documentation status: Signed LOI, Due Diligence in progress.
CORPORATE BACKGROUND
PHI Group, Inc. (“PHI”), a Nevada corporation, was originally formed in June 1982 to engage in
mergers and acquisitions and consulting services.
We currently concentrate on energy and natural resources. PHI is cooperating with two Vietnamese
companies to develop coal-fired power plants in Vietnam, building a portfolio of coal assets in
Indonesia, and providing renewable energy solutions to Southeast Asia, Africa, and Central America
using a combination of patented breakthrough solar energy, wind power, and hydro-magnetic
gravitational technologies.
A public company, PHI Group is trading on the OTCQB Stock Market in the U.S. under the symbol
“PHIL”. We plan to upgrade the listing of our stock onto a senior exchange in the U.S. such as the
NASDAQ Capital Market or the New York Stock Exchange Amex Equities and to resume trading on
the Frankfurt, Berlin and Munich Stock Exchanges in Germany in the near fut
ure.
MISSION
Our mission is to create significant enduring values, economic and otherwise, for our shareholders,
investors and all other stakeholders through internal and external growth.
VISION
We strive to become a leader in the areas of energy and natural resources in the next five years.
STRATEGY
We select, develop, and operate businesses of choice by capitalizing on our combined distinctive
competencies to generate significant enduring value for our shareholders and all related
stakeholders through the following strategy:
1. Identify, evaluate, participate and compete in attractive businesses that have big, growing
markets;
2. Identify, build, acquire, deploy and commit valuable resources that generate competitive
advantages;
3. Design and implement excellent management systems.
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