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Business Description: WPG Resources Ltd (WPG, formerly Western Plains Resources Ltd) is a mineral resources company focusing on exploration, evaluation and development of iron ore and coal projects in SA.
Strategy Analysis: WPG aims to develop its Giffen Well iron ore deposit and Penrhyn coal project. In addition the company intends to leverage the land it owns at Port Pirie and the approvals already in place to develop an iron ore receival, storage and load-out facility there.
WPG Resources advised that it has recorded a net profit from operations after income tax for the half year to 31 December 2011 of $171.8m. The profit was generated following the sale in October 2011 of the Company's then iron ore assets to OneSteel for approx. $320m. A distribution totalling $1.05 per share, comprising a fully franked dividend of $0.63 per share and a return of capital of $0.42 per share, was paid to shareholders in November 2011.
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