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Ace shuttler PV Sindhu steals the show at Visakhapatnam Steel Plant

Express News Service reported Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited formation day celebrations began on a glittering note at Ukkunagaram, the township of Visakhapatnam Steel Plant, on Saturday. Mr P Madhusudan CMD of RINL and Ms PV Sindhu, brand ambassador of the VSP and Olympic silver medallist PV Sindhu participated in various programs organized on the occasion.

The CMD, the directors, the CVO of the RINL and Sindhu planted saplings, flagged off a bicycle rally and inaugurated Visteel Mahila Samiti sports day at Col CK Naidu Ukku Stadium. Later, Sindhu played an exhibition match with the CMD, the directors and VMS honorary president and president Gouri Annapurna and Bindoo Mohapatra respectively in Ukku Indoor Stadium.

Addressing the participants, the CMD explained the successful journey of the RINL during the last three and a half decades as a quality and premier steel maker and exuded happiness at Sindhu joining the celebrations.

He added that the similarities of RINL and the synergy with Sindhu would help the company to reach the pinnacle in promoting its brand image, domestically and globally.

On the occasion, Ms Sindhu expressed her profound gratitude to the management for appointing her as the brand ambassador of the Vizag Steel. She observed that sports infrastructure in Ukkunagaram was very impressive and exhorted the children to play with determination and commitment to bring laurels to the organisation.

Mr Madhusudan disclosed that the RINL had emerged as one of the top three major steel producers in the country as far as quality and customer satisfaction were concerned.

Addressing the All India Customers Meet-2017, organised by the RINL marketing department, Mr Madhusudan said that higher levels of operations with strict adherence to safety standards, rolling of new grade products with a unique quality to suit to customer needs, coupled with customers satisfaction had enabled the RINL to establish strong presence in the market.

Source : Express News Service
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Steel exports can help ease domestic glut in Iran

Financial Tribune reported that Iran domestic steel market is currently grappling with a glut. Some cash-strapped producers have cut down on production to weather the storm, while many large-cap players carry on at full capacity while eying overseas markets. Experts believe the main way forward for the industry’s survival is to boost exports.

As part of goals set in the 20-Year Vision Plan (2005-25), Iran seeks to become the world’s sixth largest steelmaker by boosting crude steel production capacity to 55 million tons per year by 2025. Iranian mills have so far realized 31 million tons of the envisioned figure. With all that capacity coming, industry players have no choice but to curb their reliance on local sales.

A steel industry analyst, Mr Reza Zaer-Heydari was quoted as saying by SMT daily that “A large portion of our steelmaking capacity is currently dormant due to market saturation, while at the same time new plants are coming on stream everyday [as part of the government’s expansion plans]. Consequently, steelmakers have no choice but to boost exports and competitiveness.”

The industry expert said that “The steel markets of Tehran and Isfahan can absorb only so much and soon enough about half of Iran’s output must go to foreign markets [to become economically feasible].”

According to Deputy Minister of Industries, Mining and Trade Mehdi Karbasian, Iran aims to export 20 to 25 million tonnes of steel annually by 2025.

Based on the latest data, Iranian steelmakers exported more than 4.4 million tonnes of crude steel and steel products during the 10 months to January 19, registering a 45% growth compared with last year’s corresponding period.

Source : Financial Tribune
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ArcelorMittal named most admired steel company by Fortune Magazine

NWI Times reported that ArcelorMittal, one of the largest employers in Northwest Indiana, was named the most admired steel company in the world by Fortune Magazine. Fortune ranked ArcelorMittal ahead of rivals like Kobe Steel, Nucor, ThyssenKrupp and China Baowu Steel Group.The Luxembourg-based steelmaker ranked second in the metals sector after Arconic, which employs hundreds of workers at its Alcoa Howmet plant in LaPorte that makes castings for the aerospace and industrial gas turbine industries.

ArcelorMittal, which employs around 20,000 workers across the Calumet Region, placed just ahead of Nippon Steel & Sumitomo Metal, which it partners with to operate the I/N Tek and I/N Kote plants in New Carlisle. ArcelorMittal, which is ranked 123rd worldwide on Fortune Magazine's Global 500, also has local operations in East Chicago, Burns Harbor, Riverdale and Gary.

US Steel, Northwest Indiana's other large steelmaker, did not make Fortune's list of the top 9 most admired metals companies.

The business magazine, which is known for its Fortune 500 rankings and other lists, partnered with the consulting firm Korn Ferry Hay Group to survey more than 3,800 executives, analysts, directors, and experts on the 1,000 largest US companies by revenue, as well as global businesses that bring in more than USD 10 billion a year in revenue. Rankings were based on criteria such as products, investment value, management quality, social responsibility and talent attraction.

Fortune's top-ranked "All Stars" skewed heavily toward tech. The top 10 most admired were Apple, Amazon.com, Starbucks, Berkshire Hathaway, Disney, Google parent company Alphabet, General Electric, Southwest Airlines, Facebook and Microsoft.

Source : NWI Times
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RINL hopeful of market condition improving – CMD

According to Mr P Madhusudan CMD of Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited, the Visakhapatnam steel plant - Rashtriya Ispat Nigam Limited may find the going easier from 2018 onwards, as the market conditions are likely to improve and by then the plant would also have achieved a capacity of more than 7 million tonnes.

Mr Madhusudhan speaking in the plant on Sunday after participating in a friendly cricket match with the Vizag Journalists' Forum as a part of the foundation day celebration said that the RINL which started its journey in 1982 had seen many ups and downs during the past 35 years.

He explained that "It was a difficult decade after the plant started operations from 1991-92 and by 1999 it was almost on the verge of being referred to the BIFR. But it made an amazing turnaround by 2003, wiping out the accumulated losses. The expansion project to increase the capacity by 3.3 million tonnes, to the original 3 million tonnes, was taken up at a cost of INR 12,300 crores. Most of the amount was only through internal accruals and only INR 3,000 crores was borrowed.”

He said though there was some delay the expansion project was completed by 2015 and now all the units, commissioned as a part of the expansion project, are ramping up their production.

He said by March, 2018, or so the new units would achieve the rated capacities and an additional million tonnes would be added to the capacity, as modernisation of the old units is also being undertaken at a cost of Rs 4,000 crores. He added that "By next March, we will have a capacity of more than 7 million tonnes and hopefully the market conditions will improve by then. For the past two years, the market has been very difficult.”

He said the construction of the new capital, Amaravati, by the State Government and the Polavaram project would provide some relief to the steel plant. He added that "The State Government has given us an assurance that to the extent that our products are suitable they will be used. We produce long products and we will be given preference. We will also offer quality products at competitive rates.”

Source : Business Line
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Romania exported steel worth EUR 1.4 billion in first ten months of 2016

According to data centralized by the National Institute for Statistics, Romania exported, in the first ten months of 2016, iron and steel worth EUR 1.424 billion, 13.3% less than the exports of 2015.

Imports of iron and steel clocked in at EUR 2.054 billion, being 8.9% smaller, comparative to those in the January to October 2015 period, a deficit of EUR 630 million on this segment.

According to data of the Economy Ministry, the total value of the international trade of Romania, in the first months of 2016, was of EUR 103.43 billion, a 5.4% increase over the first ten months of 2015, exports clocking in at EUR 47.767 billion (+4.1%,), while imports grew to EUR 55.67 billion (+6.4%). In these conditions, the commercial balance deficit of Romania grew by 23.2%, to the level of—EUR 6.414 billion (as of October 31, 2015), to—EUR 7.904 billion (as of October 31, 2016).

Source : Ager Pres
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JSPL to optimise assets – CEO

Economic Times reported that Jindal Steel and Power Ltd seeking to reduce its debt and reverse past two years of losses, will commission the blast furnace at its greenfield Odisha plant next month, three years after a Supreme Court order striking down a linked coal mine had stalled the progress of the estimated INR 35,000-crore project.

The move is part of JSPL's strategy to sweat its existing assets and reduce debt in the next few years. The sale of noncore assets is key to raising finances that would help the company retire debt. Out of total debt of INR 45,600 crore, JSPL's standalone debt is INR 22,500 crore: while Jindal Power has loans of INR 8,500 crore on its balance sheet. Additionally, JSPL's global ventures have INR 14,200 crore to repay

JSPL Group CEO Ravi Uppal told ET that "It is time to take a long pause. Our only job now is to repay our debt. We will not be making any further investments. We will sweat out our assets and improve our earnings and operating margins.”

To reduce debt, JSPL will continue to look at sale of assets. While it is selling off its power assets to JSW Energy for a valuation of INR 4,500-6,000 crore depending on power offtake targets, the company has already sold its wind power business for INR 110 crore and divested market investments of about Rs 100 crore.

JSPL is currently working on improving the operational performance to get a better valuation of its businesses. Uppal did not wish to identify the assets chosen for divestment but added that "We have not closed any option. We are in touch with prospective bidders and will close deal at the right time and right price."

Over the next year, JSPL hopes to raise its steel capacity by up to 35% to 6 million tonne in 2017-18 from 4.3 MT now. The 3.2-MT blast furnace at Angul, among the biggest in the country, is expected to be at the forefront of the company's effort to enhance capacity.

JSPL will rely on coking coal imports from its mines in Australia and Mozambique and hopes to produce hot metal from the plant by the end of 2016-17. The sinter plant is also slated to be completed at the same time.

Source : Economic Times
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Tata Steel eying retail sales in Myanmar and Bangladesh

Press Trust of India reported that Tata Steel is now exploring possibility of entering overseas markets like Bangladesh and Myanmar with retail branded steel solution products. Mr TV Narendran Tata Steel MD (India and South East Asia) said that “We have a great success in developing brands and distribution network in B2C markets in India. Bangladesh and Myanmar are the two B2C markets which have similar profile as India. We are seeing the opportunity there in the B2C markets to build the brand and distribution network.”

Speaking at Bengal Chamber of Commerce organised Metal 2017, Mr Narendran said we are seeing the opportunity there in the B2C markets to build the brand and distribution network,

Source : Press Trust Of India
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Automotive and construction sectors key drivers of development – Mr TV Narendran

According to Mr Narendran MD of Tata Steel, India and SEA, automotive and construction sectors have been key drivers of development. Speaking at an awards function for MSME sector organized by the Bengal Chamber of Commerce and Industries 'METALS 2017', Mr Narendran said the Indian automotive industry has made great strides over the past two decades and has emerged as one of the fastest growing markets in the world Globallyg

He said that India has emerged as destination of choice for global automotive transplants and auto component manufacturers in the last decade.

He however added that automotive industry is expected to be significantly impacted by new regulations in safety and emissions. He said “Auto OEMs, recognizing changing customer preference, are also looking forward to providing extended 'rust-guarantee' on their models. As a result of the above changes, the automotive material mix is expected to significantly change towards increased adoption of higher strength and corrosion resistant materials”

Mr Narendran said steel continues to be a material of choice for Automakers. Steel contributes to 60-65% of the total raw material content in the average Indian car.

He said the construction sector constituting of Infrastructure, Industrial and Housing and Commercial sector is a key driver of the Indian economycontributing close to 8 per cent of GDP. It consumes about 60 per cent of total steel in the form of structural steel, rebars, sheet products, pipes, sections, plates and rail tracks.

Source : Web India123
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Steel capacity reduction plan incomplete in Hebei - Report

Global Times reported that three cities in North China's Hebei Province's that should have finished their steel production capacity reduction plans in October 2016 are still "in the planning and preparation" stage, mainly due to the complex situation of these enterprises and rising steel prices. Plans by Baoding, Langfang and Zhangjiakou are still in progress and they require time to assess, domestic newspaper China Times reported Friday, citing the Hebei Development and Reform Commission.

The reasons for this delay may be the complex situation of steel enterprises as well as rising steel prices, according to the report. The fate of workers, equipment and debt are all issues that need to be properly dealt with.

In August 2016, the Xinhua News Agency reported that Hebei Province was asking Baoding and Langfang to make a plan to withdraw all their production capacity as of October last year.

Local authorities and the HBIS Group Xuansteel Co were also working on a plan to withdraw the company's production capacity.

Source : Global Times
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Sterke groei mondiale staalproductie

Groei van 7 procent in januari.

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) De mondiale staalproductie is in januari flink gestegen. Dit bleek dinsdag uit cijfers van brancheorganisatie World Steel Association.

In totaal maakten de 67 staalproducerende landen in de afgelopen maand 136,5 miljoen ton staal, een stijging van 7,0 procent op jaarbasis.

In China, wereldwijd met afstand de grootste fabrikant van staal, steeg de productie afgelopen maand op jaarbasis met 7,4 procent tot 67,2 miljoen ton. Volgens de brancheorganisatie een bijzonder hoog cijfer, dat werd verklaard door de marktdip in januari 2016 in de Chinese staalsector. Japan zag de productie afgelopen maand met 2,7 procent stijgen.

In Duitsland was sprake van een stijging met 1,2 procent op jaarbasis tot 3,6 miljoen ton. In Italië steeg de productie met slechts 0,3 procent, terwijl in Spanje 4,2 procent minder staal werd gemaakt.

De Verenigde Staten produceerden in januari 6,9 miljoen ton staal. Dit was 6,5 procent meer dan een jaar eerder.

De bezettingsgraad van staalproducerende landen steeg in januari op jaarbasis met 3,4 procentpunt naar 68,5 procent. Vergeleken met een maand eerder betekende dit een toename van 0,9 procentpunt.

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Kumba to spent R 500 million on robots

Fin 24 reported that Kumba Iron Ore has spent about R500 million on technology improvements, including remote-controlled robotic machines that drill blast holes and drones for aerial surveys, at its two key mines in the Northern Cape since 2014.

Mr Themba Mkhwanazi CEO of Kumba during an interview this week that the autonomous drills would lead to lower costs said that “This technology also improves safety by allowing limited exposure for operators as they no longer need to physically sit inside the drill – now they will be in a safer and air-conditioned environment, where they will be able to operate the drills remotely.”

Mkhwanazi said that, in South Africa, introducing autonomous drilling was a challenge as it was seen as a move that would result in the potential loss of jobs. He said that “We found, though, that our autonomous drilling programme hasn’t resulted in a loss of jobs it has enhanced the life of our operators by improving their safety and health.”

Glen McGavigan, Kumba’s executive head of technical and projects, said there were six autonomous drills that made holes before blasting took place at Kumba’s Kolomela mine near Postmasburg.

The workers who used to operate the drill now sit in a control centre at the mine and operate the drills remotely.

Bongi Ntsoelengoe, Kumba’s manager of technology, said during an interview that at the Sishen mine near Kathu, two out of 20 drills had been converted to autonomous drills during the second half of last year.

A decision about converting the rest of the drills at Sishen would be made in the first half of this year.

It was most likely that a further seven to eight drills would be converted, Ntsoelengoe said.

Mr McGavigan said that Kumba was the only company in South Africa that was operating autonomous drills in opencast mines.

The only other iron ore mine in the world that he was aware of that used autonomous drills was BHP Billiton’s Yandi mine in Western Australia.

Ntsoelengoe said that the cost to convert each drill to autonomous mode varied from R9 million to R11 million, so this would put the cost of converting the eight drills at between R72 million and R88 million.

Ntsoelengoe said that the total cost of doing the autonomous drilling to date was R220 million at Kolomela and R30 million at Sishen including network upgrades as well as the construction of control rooms.

Source : Fin24.com
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Essel Mining Koira mine gets five star rating

BS Reported four million tonne per annum capacity Koira iron ore mine of Essel Mining & Industries Ltd an Aditya Birla Group company, has been conferred the five-star rating by the Union ministry of Mines. The felicitation ceremony was held on February 15 in New Delhi during the 2nd National Conclave on Mines & Minerals.

Mr Ashok Kumar Bal chief executive officer of India Mining Operations and Mr Prasanna Kumar Panda senior president & unit head of EMIL received the award from Piyush Goyal, Union minister of state (independent charge) for mines, power, coal, new & renewable energy, in the presence of dignitaries from the ministry as well as industry houses across the country.

This is the highest rating given to mining companies for complying with a number of standards involving stringent evaluation and auditing process by the mines ministry. The criteria chosen for the recognition are managing impacts at the mine level, final/progressive mine closure & landscape restoration, addressing social impacts of R&R (rehabilitation & resettlement) requirements, community engagement & welfare programmes, and assurance & reporting.

A release by EMIL said that "This award is conferred in the recognition of our commitment and excellence in various sustainability initiatives and practices, community engagement, welfare programme, systematic and scientific mining practices. It is testimony to EMIL’s commitment towards sustainable mining and corporate social responsibility.”

Source : Business Standard
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Joint ventures for iron ore exploration gain pace in Bengal

Press Trust Of India reported that joint venture between the public sector iron ore mining company KIOCL (Kudremukh Iron Ore Company Ltd) and West Bengal Mineral Development & Trading Corporation is gaining pace as the process for formation of a special purpose vehicle has already begun.

Mr Malay Chatterjee CMD of KIOCL said that "The joint agreement will take shape soon with the formation of a SPV. The process to set up the joint venture company is already in progress and soon it will be completed.”

Source : Press Trust Of India
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Usiminas confident about accessing mining unit funds

Reuters reported that Brazilian steelmaker Usiminas is confident it will be able to access funds from its mining subsidiary, a move that was blocked by one of its shareholders.

Speaking on a call with analysts, CEO Rômel de Souza said negotiations with shareholder Sumitomo Corp, which owns 30 percent of the Mineração Usiminas SA subsidiary, are ongoing.

Source : Reuters
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SAIL RMD mines jack up iron ore production

The Hitavada reported that mines of Raw Materials Division of Steel Authority of India Limited have kicked off the first month of this calendar year with a growth over 25% in iron ore production with respect to the corresponding period year last year. In January, individually RMD’s iron ore mines at Meghahatuburu, Kiriburu, Gua, and Bolani have clocked a growth of 25.7%, 24.7%, 20.6%, and 15.7% against CPLY.

Total April to Jan production in this FY touches 16.02 million tonne clocking a growth of 7.1% over CPLY. RMD aims at achieving highest ever iron ore production of 19.2 MT by the end of this March. In line with SAIL’s hot metal production enhancement, RMD has been expanding the capacity of its mines. Recently it has opened new iron ore mines at Taldih in Odisha.

Taldih mines will help in meeting enhanced requirement of SAIL’s steel plants. SAIL has plans to develop fully mechanized mines at Taldih with capacity of 4.2 MT per annum.

The mines of RMD in the eastern sector of the country primarily feed iron ore to SAIL’s steel plants at Rourkela, Durgapur, Bokaro, and Burnpur. In addition to that, RMD meets the demand of Bhilai.

Source : The Hitavada
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Vale shareholders plan to end holding company - Report

Reuters reported that the largest shareholders of Vale SA have decided to dissolve an investment holding company through which they controlled the world's biggest iron ore producer for 20 years, newspaper O Globo reported on Sunday.

The decision, amid ongoing efforts to renew a shareholder accord, would allow the individual shareholders to directly control their stakes in Vale and begin to vote on their own.

The newspaper, in Vale's hometown of Rio de Janeiro, did not say how soon the actual dissolution of the holding company would occur.

The partners in Valepar SA, as the holding company is known, include Bradespar SA, Mitsui & Co., several Brazilian state-run pension funds led by Previ Caixa de Previdência, and Brazil's state development bank, known as the BNDES.

Reuters reported on Jan. 19 that members of Valepar were negotiating an effort to extinguish the bloc over a six-year period. By that point, Vale would become a company with diluted share ownership.

O Globo said the partners in Valepar would announce their decision next month. The current 20 year Valepar shareholder accord expires in April.

With Valepar no longer acting as a bloc, Bradespar and Previ believe the company will be more attractive to other investors, people familiar with the matter told Reuters in January.

A more dispersed shareholder structure could result in enhanced transparency and less meddling by Brazil's government, which can influence decisions through the BNDES and the pension funds.

It can also exert veto power through a so-called golden share, which allows it to fend off hostile takeover attempts and shape strategic decisions.

In addition to Previ, the pension funds with stakes in Valepar include Petros Fundação, Funcef and privately-owned Fundação Cesp.

Previ and Bradespar did not have an immediate comment on the O Globo report. Spokespeople for BNDES and Petros did not immediately return calls by Reuters on Sunday seeking comment.

Source : Reuters
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Duterte blames mining firms for environmental damage

Manila Times reported that President Rodrigo Duterte has blamed mining industries for causing environmental destruction in the country, particularly in Mindanao. In his speech during the annual alumni homecoming of the Philippine Military Academy, Duterte said Mindanao is being threatened by climate change, aggravated by mining activities.

Mr Duterte said that “As a child immigrant from Visayas to Mindanao, we hoped for a better life in the so-called ‘Land of Promise.’ But now, it is threatened by climate change caused by man-made diseases like extractive industries.”

Mr Duterte’s remarks lent support to a mining crackdown being led by his Environment secretary, former activist Regina Paz “Gina” Lopez, who has ordered the shutdown of 23 mining companies and the cancellation of 75 contracts.

The president hit previous administrations for “deliberately” pushing for policies that only benefited themselves and the interest of a few.

He said that “In the past, our government verged on failure because those who were in the position to help deliberately made wrong decisions which favoured only themselves.”

As a result of the supposed intentional mistakes of previous government officials, Duterte said that “the rest of the nation is threatened by the widening gap between the rich and the poor, crime, corruption, criminality and illegal drugs.”

He said that “Government must now deliver goods and services to really serve the people, not just the interest of the few… That is why I promised during my first State of the Nation Address, I promised you a comfortable life. My administration is working to ensure that basic human services are available to all; food and health needs; water and sanitation; shelter; public safety; education and economic opportunities.”

Following an airborne inspection of areas affected by the Surigao City earthquake last week, Duterte acknowledged that the mining industry had taken a toll in Mindanao,

He said that “I’m warning those in the mining industry, even if they have billions, they used to pay everyone to be able corner a huge concession. That won’t happen under my administration.”

He clarified that “I admire the good secretary for her passion when it comes to her work, but she should have at least given these mining companies due process and a chance to explain their sides.”

Source : Manila Times
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Beursblik: Barclays verhoogt koersdoel ArcelorMittal

Koersdoel naar 7,00 euro.

(ABM FN-Dow Jones) Barclays heeft woensdag het koersdoel voor ArcelorMittal verhoogd van 5,00 naar 7,00 euro met een ongewijzigd Gelijkgewogen advies.

De analisten van de Britse bank verhoogden de winstverwachting voor dit jaar van 0,38 naar 0,94 euro en voor volgend jaar van 0,43 naar 0,62 euro.

Volgens de marktvorsers doet de staalreus enorm goed werk, met onder meer het terugbrengen van de schulden en een positief momentum op de korte termijn.

Structurele risico's weerhouden Barclays er evenwel van om ook het advies voor ArcelorMittal te verhogen. Bij de huidige waardering worden de huidige marktomstandigheden al grotendeels ingeprijsd, aldus de analisten.

Op een rood Damrak verloor het aandeel ArcelorMittal woensdag 1,6 procent op 8,63 euro.

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gpjf schreef op 22 februari 2017 14:00:

Fijn dat ze zo positief zijn.
Ja, en dat word dan "beloond" met een koersdoel wat ver onder de huidige koers staat. Stelletje amateurs!
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