ASMC

COAL

Coal remains the cheapest and most reliable source of energy. Its abundance and low cost to operate makes it a sustainable energy source.

YEAR

2035

Indonesia will become the largest
exporter of thermal coal globally.

Growing demand in 10 ASEAN countries. 49% of their power will come from coal by 2035.
TWICE the global average.

Southeast Asian coal demand is set to triple in the next 25 years*.

* Source according to IEA

East Kalimantan produces 2/3 of Indonesia coal output
Plans to develop its generation capacity as domestic consumption increase.

WHAT IS NICKEL

Nickel is silvery white and takes on a high polish. It is hard, malleable, ductile, somewhat ferromagnetic, and a fair conductor of heat and electricity.

Why Asia

The 10 booming economies of Southeast Asia are rapidly emerging as energy-consuming giants. However as indigenous fuel production dwindles and competition for resources mounts, they all face a number of energy uncertainties.

Consensus is that the focus of world energy demand has shifted away from the U.S. and Europe to Asia, driven by the soaring economies of the 10 countries that make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN), along with China and India.

Coal giant, Indonesia – not the biggest producer but it is the largest exporter of thermal coal globally – to almost double output by 2035.
East Kalimantan produces two thirds of Indonesia coal output
Indonesia produces 44% of its electricity from coal
Indonesia is developing significant plans to expand its generation capacity and much of this will be based on its extensive domestic coal resources.
The five largest coal importers are all Asian – Japan, China, S Korea, India & Taiwan.
The IEA predicts that Australia will surpass Indonesia as the world’s largest thermal coal exporter again by 2020, regaining a position it gave up in 2006.
Malaysia buys 68%of its coal for electricity generation from Indonesia and 17% from Australia
With some 70 gigawatts of new coal-fired power stations to be opened across Asia in the next five years, requiring another 150 million to 180 million tonnes of coal a year the region is set for a supply crunch!

South-east Asian coal demand is set to triple in the next 25 years.

Coal will replace natural gas as the dominant fuel for producing electricity in Southeast Asia as the region almost doubles its energy consumption in the next two decades, according to the IEA.
The 10 members of ASEAN, with energy demand growing at more than twice the global average, will get 49% of their power from coal by 2035, up from 31% in 2011.

There’s a big push to boost coal in the energy sector instead of natural gas across Southeast Asia.

lack of gas resources
coal-fired power offers the cheapest and most reliable alternative to all other energy sources
cost to run coal is still relatively lower than other resources
Fukushima nuclear disaster of 2011 made countries rethink the nuclear alternative, some have dropped their nuclear power concepts

South-east Asia’s embrace of coal comes with a geopolitical twist – As Western financial institutions such as the World Bank and European and American development banks walk away from funding coal, the IEA predicts that Chinese-led institutions such as the recently formed Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will step into the breach to help south-east Asia meet the higher cost of low-emission coal technology.

On their own, China, India, Indonesia and Vietnam account for three-quarters of new coal-fired power plants expected to be built around the world in the next five years. In India alone, about 300 million people live without access to electricity.

FUTURE OF NICKEL

The future for electric vehicles is real and trending. Policies are being developed to push New Energy Vehicles (NEV) adoption to over 10% share in new vehicles sales by 2020.

Usage of nickel

Nickel plays a crucial role in some of our key technologies.

Ferry Indra

Ferry is one of ASMC’s most critical “on the ground” managers. He graduated from Gadjah Mada University with a Masters of Business Administration, and has always had a talent for developing streamlined, flexible organizational systems. His ability to rectify and refine organizational processes has served several companies well, and he excelled in his last appointment as Regional Manager at PT. Anugrah Karunia Alam before joining ASMC Indonesia.

Previously, he also distinguished himself with stints at HSBC Indonesia, and at Standard Chartered Bank in Jarkarta.

Ferry’s tenacity is an example to his subordinates and peers being one of ASMC’s most tireless front line workers. He is often the first to be consulted for solutions on daily operational needs.

JEFFREY SIM

Asia Strategic Mining Corporation Pte Ltd
PT SAMBAS ASMC GLOBAL
Business Development Manager

Jeffrey is a Business Development Manager with Asia Strategic Mining Corporation Pte Ltd

Expertise and Experience:

Jeffrey is a highly driven professional with substantial experience in all aspect of mining investment, sales/marketing/business development for coal, mineral and precious metal. Graduated in building construction, with keen interests, he moved into the mining industry and worked with a major Indonesian coal miner, top commodity trading houses developing sales to a wide range of customers such as cement, power generation, textile, stockpile port terminal and other industrial factories in China, India and within South East Asia. His entrepreneurial and commercially astute skills are a substantial asset to serving our international customers with different cultural background.

Core Competencies:

Experience in coal industry.
Good knowledge of contact terms (Commercial terms/Credit terms/Inco terms/Shipping terms/Legal clauses).
Draft / review sales contract and coordinate trade finance documentations.
Coordinate with operation department on loading/shipment matters.
Analyzing/editing/checking and comparison/amending contracts.
Taking responsibility for accuracy of contracts and filing.
Hedge and Swap Coal Seminar by SGX, Indonesia, 2012.
Sucofindo Draft Surveying Course, Indonesia, 2009.

Other Directorships and Offices (current and recent):

Head of Business Development at PT KTC Coal Mining & Energy Indonesia – Coal Origination/Trading/Mine Investment (from 2014 to 2017).
Jakarta Chief Representative at Sara Minerco Pte Ltd Indoneisa – Coal/Mineral Trading/Mine Investment (from 2011 to 2013).
Marketing Director at PT Rudhra Global Energy Indonesia – Coal/Mineral Trading (from 2009 to 2011).
Marketing Manager at Brooklyn Enetrprise Pte Ltd (Baramulti Group Indonesia) – Sales/business development of coal production and third party coal (from 2007 to 2010).

Board Committee memberships:

Member of the Risk and Audit Committee

DR. WILLEM JACOBUS SMUTS PR.SCI.NAT.

Asia Strategic Mining Corporation Pte Ltd
Chief Geologist
Director of Mining

Dr Willem has been a Mining Director of Asia Strategic Mining Corporation since May 2016.

Expertise and Experience:

Dr Willem Smuts is a geologist with a master’s degree in sedimentology from the University of Port Elizabeth and a PhD from Pretoria University. He is a registered professional earth scientist and has authored and co-authored over 79 scientific and technical papers. Also, he is recognised as a Qualified Person pursuant to NI 43-101 and a Competent Person under the JORC and SAMREC codes respectively.

Willem has 30 years of technical and management experience in the fields of research, exploration, mining and consulting. During that period he was a director of several private companies and CEO and President of a Canadian listed junior miner. He has edited several leading mining magazines, independently consults on coal, diamond, gold and base metals exploration and has been delivering hands-on mining courses and workshops for mining and financial companies and individuals around the globe.

Core Competencies:

Resource Management,
Operations Management,
Exploration project design & execution,
Coal bed Methane Assessment,
Rural Development,
Tertiary Teaching,
Investor Relations,
Permaculture design,
Environmental Remediation,
Editing and publishing.
Experience in diamonds, coal, gold, iron ore, base metals.

Accomplishments:

Nomination for Pica Columnist of the Year (2010. MPASA)
Member of SEG, AAPG

Mine Owner:	PT. Sambas Minerals Mining
IUP OP Number:	745 Tahun 2010
IUP OP Validity:	2020 (Renewable)
IUP OP Area:	1008 hectares
Location:	Kendari
Mine Coordinates:	4°23’41.41”S 122°21’45.09”E
Concentration Ni:	1.3% < Ni < 1.7%
Hauling Distance:	8 km
Inventory Inferred Resources:	14.275.000 Ton
Inventory Indicated Resources:	13.500.000 Ton
Inventory Measured Resources:	117.394.000 Ton
Distance between jetty and stockpile area:	700 metres
Jetty to anchorage:	3.32 km
Barge Capacity:	4 x 300ft barge
Jetty Name:	PT. Sambas
Loading Rate:	5 Ships per month
Loading Capacity:	500 – 600 MT/hours

Mine Owner:	PT. BERAU JAYA PERKASA
IUP OP Number:	503/947/IUP-OP/DPMPTSP/VI/2017
IUP OP Validity:	17 February 2027
IUP OP Area:	1,368 Ha
Location:	Gunung Sari Village, Segah Sub-district, Berau district. East Kalimantan Province
Mine Coordinates:	2°22’19.5″N 117°14’04.2″E
GCV:	5658 – 5872 kcal/kg adb
Distance:	137 km
Mineable Deposit:	3.7 million MT
Reserve Deposit:	40 million MT
Distance between jetty and stockpile area:	11 km
Barge capacity:	270 feet
Jetty Name:	PT Berau Jaya Perkasa
Loading Rate:	1000 Ton/Hour

ASMC

Boutique Mining Solution

World Energy Demand Shifted To Asia

Booming Economies of Southeast Asia

Largest Coal Importers

Coal giant Indonesia

Asia pacific coal production

Indonesian coal production

Asean coal demand

Resource
Exploration

Commodities
Trading

Mineral
Processing

Environmentally
Responsible

About Us

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COAL

Coal remains the cheapest and most reliable source of energy. Its abundance and low cost to operate makes it a sustainable energy source.

WHAT IS NICKEL

Nickel is silvery white and takes on a high polish. It is hard, malleable, ductile, somewhat ferromagnetic, and a fair conductor of heat and electricity.

Why Asia

FUTURE OF NICKEL

The future for electric vehicles is real and trending. Policies are being developed to push New Energy Vehicles (NEV) adoption to over 10% share in new vehicles sales by 2020.

Usage of nickel

Nickel plays a crucial role in some of our key technologies.

JEFFREY SIM

Asia Strategic Mining Corporation Pte Ltd
PT SAMBAS ASMC GLOBAL
Business Development Manager

DR. WILLEM JACOBUS SMUTS PR.SCI.NAT.

Asia Strategic Mining Corporation Pte Ltd
Chief Geologist
Director of Mining

Boutique Mining Solution

World Energy Demand Shifted To Asia

Booming Economies of Southeast Asia

Largest Coal Importers

Coal giant Indonesia

Asia pacific coal production

Indonesian coal production

Asean coal demand

Resource Exploration

Commodities Trading

Mineral Processing

Environmentally Responsible

About Us

Menu

EXPLORATION

ASEAN Countries

Technical Details

MAMUJU

Mamuju Regency, Indonesia

Technical Details

KENDARI

Southeast Sulawesi, Indonesian Province

Technical Details

BERAU JAYA PERKASA

East Kalimantan, Indonesia

Technical Details

JEFFREY SIM

Asia Strategic Mining Corporation Pte Ltd PT SAMBAS ASMC GLOBAL Business Development Manager

DR. WILLEM JACOBUS SMUTS PR.SCI.NAT.

Asia Strategic Mining Corporation Pte LtdChief GeologistDirector of Mining

Resource
Exploration

Commodities
Trading

Mineral
Processing

Environmentally
Responsible

Asia Strategic Mining Corporation Pte Ltd
PT SAMBAS ASMC GLOBAL
Business Development Manager

Asia Strategic Mining Corporation Pte Ltd
Chief Geologist
Director of Mining