Kurri: Market Capitalisation and Kurri Kurri

kurri: Hong Kong-based company Kaisun Holdings has said it will need to look for potential investors for the project, which energy market analysts estimate would cost between 4bn and 5bn to build, according to The Guardian. Kaisun has a market capitalisation of A 33m. Guardian Australia revealedtheplanto build two 1,000MW coal-power plants in the failed Hunter economic zone near Kurri Kurri. Its project partner, a China Energy Engineering Corporation subsidiary, lists its authorised capital as A 150m. Deal signed for huge coal-fired power plants in Hunter Valley, Hong Kong firm says Read more Environmental and anti-coal groups are already calling on potential investors to stay away from the project and for federal and state governments to rule out support. The Australian joint-venture partner, Cavcorp, owns the HEZ land but is worth 25,000 on paper. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.