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Reported Daily Short Positions for 10/07/13 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions A.P. EAGERS LIMITED ORDINARY APE 3,240 176,476,317 0.00 ABACUS PROPERTY GRP. UNITS/ORD STAPLED ABP 485,503 453,040,006 0.11 ABM RESOURCES NL ORDINARY ABU 3,139,320 3,282,925,631 0.10 ACRUX LIMITED ORDINARY ACR 9,808,845 166,521,711 5.89 ADELAIDE BRIGHTON ORDINARY ABC 14,180,037 638,456,688 2.22 ADITYA BIRLA ORDINARY ABY 64,315 313,372,551 0.02 AED OIL LIMITED ORDINARY AED 36,071 239,779,144 0.02 AGL ENERGY LIMITED ORDINARY AGK 4,908,290 554,210,005 0.89 AINSWORTH GAME TECH. ORDINARY AGI 668,737 322,025,876 0.21 AJ LUCAS GROUP ORDINARY AJL 395,686 211,528,273 0.19 ALACER GOLD CORP. CDI 1:1 AQG 2,086,201 103,563,216 2.01 ALCYONE RES LTD ORDINARY AYN 163,200 1,625,092,716 0.01 ALE PROPERTY GROUP STAPLED SECURITIES LEP 277,391 194,238,078 0.14 ALKANE RESOURCES LTD ORDINARY ALK 3,159,735 372,639,000 0.85 ALLIANCE AVIATION ORDINARY AQZ 29,441 105,542,373 0.03 ALLIED HEALTH LTD ORDINARY AHZ 1,558,272 1,035,171,181 0.15 ALS LTD ORDINARY ALQ 31,052,315 347,494,943 8.94 ALTONA MINING LTD ORDINARY AOH 248,240 528,992,704 0.05 ALUMINA LIMITED ORDINARY AWC 203,566,576 2,806,225,615 7.25 AMALGAMATED HOLDINGS ORDINARY AHD 7,420 157,759,109 0.00 16/07/2013 9:00:17 AM 1 Reported Daily Short Positions for 10/07/13 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions AMCOM TELECOMM. ORDINARY AMM 2,259,260 244,557,101 0.92 AMCOR LIMITED ORDINARY AMC 3,341,574 1,206,684,923 0.28 AMP LIMITED ORDINARY AMP 15,152,011 2,944,564,649 0.51 AMPELLA MINING ORDINARY AMX 365,381 248,000,493 0.15 ANGLOGOLD ASHANTI CDI 5:1 AGG 1 89,207,765 0.00 ANSELL LIMITED ORDINARY ANN 10,855,833 130,617,963 8.31 ANTARES ENERGY LTD ORDINARY AZZ 1,436,561 255,000,000 0.56 ANZ BANKING GRP LTD ORDINARY ANZ 15,390,057 2,749,785,176 0.56 APA GROUP STAPLED SECURITIES APA 10,041,605 835,750,807 1.20 APN NEWS & MEDIA ORDINARY APN 18,495,741 661,526,586 2.80 AQUARIUS PLATINUM. ORDINARY AQP 9,908,913 486,851,336 2.04 AQUILA RESOURCES ORDINARY AQA 13,650,716 411,804,442 3.31 ARAFURA RESOURCE LTD ORDINARY ARU 8,367 441,270,644 0.00 ARB CORPORATION ORDINARY ARP 458,708 72,481,302 0.63 ARDENT LEISURE GROUP STAPLED SECURITIES AAD 4,541,266 397,803,987 1.14 ARENA REIT ORDINARY UNITS ARF 1,091,670 206,342,963 0.53 ARISTOCRAT LEISURE ORDINARY ALL 7,123,600 551,418,047 1.29 ARMOUR ENERGY LTD ORDINARY AJQ 86,381 221,050,000 0.04 ARRIUM LTD ORDINARY ARI 24,656,142 1,355,433,903 1.82 ASCIANO LIMITED ORDINARY AIO 18,173,561 975,385,664 1.86 16/07/2013 9:00:17 AM 2 Reported Daily Short Positions for 10/07/13 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions ASG GROUP LIMITED ORDINARY ASZ 1,226,075 206,720,839 0.59 ASPEN GROUP ORD/UNITS STAPLED APZ 320,228 1,192,665,422 0.03 ASTRO JAP PROP GROUP STAPLED US PROHIBIT. AJA 9,431 67,211,752 0.01 ASX LIMITED DEFERRED ASXN 3,434 18,435,445 0.02 ASX LIMITED ORDINARY ASX 2,635,754 184,066,764 1.43 ATLAS IRON LIMITED ORDINARY AGO 41,614,618 909,718,409 4.57 AURIZON HOLDINGS LTD ORDINARY AZJ 8,912,179 2,137,284,503 0.42 AURORA OIL & GAS ORDINARY AUT 6,975,227 447,885,778 1.56 AUSDRILL LIMITED ORDINARY ASL 17,631,081 312,277,224 5.65 AUSENCO LIMITED ORDINARY AAX 1,329,840 123,527,574 1.08 AUSTAL LIMITED ORDINARY ASB 446,055 346,007,639 0.13 AUSTBROKERS HOLDINGS ORDINARY AUB 41,969 58,148,980 0.07 AUSTIN ENGINEERING ORDINARY ANG 710,971 73,164,403 0.97 AUSTRALAND PROPERTY STAPLED SECURITY ALZ 973,812 578,324,670 0.17 AUSTRALIAN AGRICULT. ORDINARY AAC 2,780,470 313,113,358 0.89 AUSTRALIAN EDUCATION UNITS AEU 421 175,465,397 0.00 AUSTRALIAN INFR LTD ORDINARY AIX 30,427 620,733,944 0.00 AUSTRALIAN PHARM. ORDINARY API 14,684 488,115,883 0.00 AUTOMOTIVE HOLDINGS ORDINARY AHE 705,470 260,579,682 0.27 AVJENNINGS LIMITED ORDINARY AVJ 2,169,947 384,423,851 0.56 16/07/2013 9:00:17 AM 3 Reported Daily Short Positions for 10/07/13 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions AWE LIMITED ORDINARY AWE 2,192,099 522,116,985 0.42 BANDANNA ENERGY ORDINARY BND 23,613,841 528,481,199 4.47 BANK OF QUEENSLAND. ORDINARY BOQ 7,683,946 319,809,993 2.40 BASE RES LIMITED ORDINARY BSE 3,806,906 561,840,029 0.68 BATHURST RES NZ LTD ORDINARY BRL 42,293,369 699,247,997 6.05 BC IRON LIMITED ORDINARY BCI 522,447 123,453,630 0.42 BEACH ENERGY LIMITED ORDINARY BPT 21,831,465 1,269,399,183 1.72 BEADELL RESOURCE LTD ORDINARY BDR 64,673,179 788,277,280 8.20 BEGA CHEESE LTD ORDINARY BGA 12,492 151,866,050 0.01 BENDIGO AND ADELAIDE ORDINARY BEN 14,138,091 407,197,451 3.47 BERKELEY RESOURCES ORDINARY BKY 429,433 179,393,323 0.24 BHP BILLITON LIMITED ORDINARY BHP 10,821,498 3,211,691,105 0.34 BILLABONG ORDINARY BBG 21,177,821 478,944,292 4.42 BLACKMORES LIMITED ORDINARY BKL 916 16,973,764 0.01 BLACKTHORN RESOURCES ORD US PROHIBITED BTR 385,325 164,285,950 0.23 BLUESCOPE STEEL LTD ORDINARY BSL 7,954,758 558,243,305 1.42 BOART LONGYEAR ORDINARY BLY 43,990,641 461,163,412 9.54 BORAL LIMITED. ORDINARY BLD 51,281,014 774,000,641 6.63 BRADKEN LIMITED ORDINARY BKN 13,705,389 169,240,662 8.10 BRAMBLES LIMITED ORDINARY BXB 1,150,096 1,557,376,676 0.07 16/07/2013 9:00:17 AM 4 Reported Daily Short Positions for 10/07/13 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions BREVILLE GROUP LTD ORDINARY BRG 6,496,077 130,095,322 4.99 BRICKWORKS LIMITED ORDINARY BKW 6,508 147,818,132 0.00 BROCKMAN MINING LTD ORDINARY BCK 90,995 7,894,482,131 0.00 BT INVESTMENT MNGMNT ORDINARY BTT 102,221 278,100,237 0.04 BUCCANEER ENERGY LTD ORDINARY BCC 2,764,000 2,221,527,999 0.12 BURU ENERGY ORDINARY BRU 16,202,872 274,036,429 5.91 BWP TRUST ORDINARY UNITS BWP 4,438,380 537,753,954 0.83 CABCHARGE AUSTRALIA ORDINARY CAB 11,134,358 120,430,683 9.25 CALTEX AUSTRALIA ORDINARY CTX 2,375,475 270,000,000 0.88 CAPE LAMBERT RES LTD ORDINARY CFE 63,832 681,741,942 0.01 CARBON ENERGY ORDINARY CNX 4,533 786,889,705 0.00 CARDNO LIMITED ORDINARY CDD 10,773,075 143,726,327 7.50 CARNARVON PETROLEUM ORDINARY CVN 39,246 934,109,501 0.00 CARSALES.COM LTD ORDINARY CRZ 2,078,792 236,181,964 0.88 CASH CONVERTERS ORDINARY CCV 2,935,869 423,861,025 0.69 CEDAR WOODS PROP. ORDINARY CWP 68,395 73,359,551 0.09 CENTRAL PETROLEUM ORDINARY CTP 763,303 1,440,078,845 0.05 CERAMIC FUEL CELLS ORDINARY CFU 536,796 1,591,941,620 0.03 CFS RETAIL TRUST GRP STAPLED SECURITIES CFX 62,905,695 2,828,495,659 2.22 CHALLENGER LIMITED ORDINARY CGF 2,872,776 530,862,585 0.54 16/07/2013 9:00:17 AM 5 Reported Daily Short Positions for 10/07/13 Disclaimer: No responsibility is accepted for any inaccuracies contained in the matter published. Product Product Code Reported Short Positions Total Product in Issue % of Total Product in Issue Reported as Short Positions CHANDLER MACLEOD LTD ORDINARY CMG 236,392 469,679,390 0.05 CHARTER HALL GROUP STAPLED US PROHIBIT. CHC 431,385 302,262,312 0.14 CHARTER HALL RETAIL UNITS CQR 3,225,596 337,582,974 0.96 CHORUS LIMITED ORDINARY CNU 46,596 389,299,049 0.01 CITIGOLD CORP LTD ORDINARY CTO 153,427 1,352,907,765 0.01 CLOUGH LIMITED ORDINARY CLO 6,610,930 777,210,042 0.85 COAL OF AFRICA LTD ORDINARY CZA 426 1,048,368,613 0.00 COALSPUR MINES LTD ORDINARY CPL 9,256,691 641,244,435 1.44 COCA-COLA AMATIL ORDINARY CCL 5,977,450 763,590,249 0.78 COCHLEAR LIMITED ORDINARY COH 4,237,195 57,040,932 7.43 COCKATOO COAL ORDINARY COK 9,326,831 1,021,101,465 0.91 CODAN LIMITED ORDINARY CDA 550,689 176,926,104 0.31 COFFEY INTERNATIONAL ORDINARY COF 1,917 255,833,165 0.00 COLLINS FOODS LTD ORDINARY CKF 563,129 93,000,003 0.61 COMMONWEALTH BANK.
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    2007 Minerals Yearbook AUSTRALIA U.S. Department of the Interior December 2009 U.S. Geological Survey THE MINERAL INDUS T RY OF AUS T RALIA By Pui-Kwan Tse Australia was one of the world’s leading mineral producing Constitution belong to the States and Territories. All powers that countries and ranked among the top 10 countries in the world in relate to mineral resources and their production belong to the the production of bauxite, coal, cobalt, copper, gem and near- States and Territories. Except for the Australian Capital Territory gem diamond, gold, iron ore, lithium, manganese ore, tantalum, (that is, the capital city Canberra and its environs), all Australian and uranium. Reflecting an increase in world demand for States and Territories have identified mineral resources and mineral commodities, the Australian economy grew at a rate of established mineral industries. 3.9% during 2007. Owing to anticipated higher prices of mineral The Mineral Council of Australia (MCA) urged the Federal commodities in the world markets, the Australian economy Government to establish a nationwide project approval process continued expanding and, as a result, surplus productive that would be consistent across all jurisdictions to reduce capacity was expected in the future. Owing to an increase in regulatory burdens that were affecting the mineral sector. In domestic demand and a tightening in the labor market, the addition, 10 principal statutes govern occupational health and consumer price index increased by 4.2% in 2007. safety in Australia, and, according to the MCA, this multilayer Australia’s total mineral exploration spending, excluding regulatory regime imposes a significant administrative burden petroleum, was $1,751.9 million (A$2,061.1 million) in 2007.
  • List of Failed Companies.Xlsx

    List of Failed Companies.Xlsx

    Date company Price when Date of Final price for Code Company flagged as flagged as corporate investors ($) unhealthy unhealthy ($) collapse GPA Greyhound Pioneer Australia Limited 17/03/1997 0.52 23/06/2000 0.00 PAS Pasminco Limited 4/09/2000 1.73 19/09/2001 0.00 AEH1 Aerosonde Holdings Limited 20/03/2002 0.15 30/08/2002 0.00 CHG Chieron Holdings Limited 17/03/1999 0.15 30/08/2002 0.00 HTS Harts Australasia Limited 18/09/2000 0.92 30/08/2002 0.00 LIB LibertyOne Limited 19/03/1999 0.77 30/08/2002 0.00 NFR Nonferral Recyclers Limited 21/03/2001 0.52 30/08/2002 0.00 SCG1 Smart Communications Group Limited 20/03/2001 0.69 30/08/2002 0.00 SFO Seafood Online.com Limited 28/08/2000 0.17 30/08/2002 0.00 AEL Antaeus Energy Limited 17/03/1997 2.80 19/09/2002 0.00 ASR Australian Rural Group Limited 21/03/2002 0.47 27/09/2002 0.00 BLR Black Range Minerals Limited 19/03/1997 0.24 31/03/2003 0.00 PPH1 Pan Pharmaceuticals Limited 3/03/2003 1.30 22/05/2003 0.00 CHV CMG CH China Investments Limited 6/03/2002 0.56 9/07/2003 0.00 BAE Barron Entertainment Limited 17/03/1997 55.97 1/09/2003 0.00 CRX1 China Region Investments Limited 12/03/1997 0.47 1/09/2003 0.00 EEI Earth Essence International Limited 21/03/2001 0.13 1/09/2003 0.00 IPW IPWorld Limited 1/05/1997 0.28 1/09/2003 0.00 NMW Normans Wines Limited 19/02/1999 0.94 1/09/2003 0.00 NWL1 New Tel Limited 19/03/1997 0.74 1/09/2003 0.00 BGN BresaGen Limited 25/02/2000 1.09 20/01/2004 0.00 YOW Yowie Group Ltd 14/09/2000 1.15 23/02/2004 0.00 AMV Alamain Investments Limited 20/03/2000 0.06 31/08/2004 0.00