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[muenchenguru]

Zitat von Reggii: 3,25 Mio innerhalb der nächsten 6 Monate. Der ist der höchste Geldeingang der Firmengeschichte (oder?)

Kann jemand was zur Royalty sagen? Wieviel Einnamen (Spanne) pro Jahr würden die Prozent bedeuten?

[muenchenguru]

Zitat von Reggii: 3,25 Mio innerhalb der nächsten 6 Monate. Der ist der höchste Geldeingang der Firmengeschichte (oder?)

Kann jemand was zur Royalty sagen? Wieviel Einnamen (Spanne) pro Jahr würden die Prozent bedeuten?

ja eben, das wäre ein ziemlicher Geldsegen u. eine Chance die Fokussierungsstrategie voranzutreiben.

Um der Royalty eine konkreten Wert beizumessen ist es bestimmt 2 Jahre zu früh.
Wenn es zur Prod. kommt u. nehmen wir mal eine Prod. v. 50.000 Oz p.a., was als Zielprod. bei dieser Größe realistisch wäre , dann wären wir bei 50.000x1.600 $ x 1,5 % = 1,2 Mio $ p.a.

Das nur mal als Hausnummer....

[WilliamTell]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.851.300 von muenchenguru am 05.03.12 14:14:41

Die Nachbesserung beim Xmet Deal war insbesondere, dass dem 4. Jahr noch ein fünftes drangehängt wurde und die letzte Tranche der Explorationen von 5 Mio CAD je hälftig auf die Jahre 4 und 5 verteilt wurden.

Bei den 6 Mio wurde ebenfalls nach hinten verschoben und gesplittet: 3 Mio in 2016 und weitere 3 Mio in 2017.

0.5% Royalty konnten für 1.5 Mio zurückgekauft werden und Globex hatte die Möglichkeit die restlichen 25% gegen zusätzliche 1% GMR abzutreten.

Gruss William

[Reggii]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.851.300 von muenchenguru am 05.03.12 14:14:41

3,25 Mio innerhalb der nächsten 6 Monate. Der ist der höchste Geldeingang der Firmengeschichte (oder?)

Kann jemand was zur Royalty sagen? Wieviel Einnamen (Spanne) pro Jahr würden die Prozent bedeuten?

[WilliamTell]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.850.932 von muenchenguru am 05.03.12 13:17:06

Tonnancour und Tavernier sind - Irrtum vorbehalten - seit 2004 bzw. 2005 im Portefeuille von Globex.

Bei beiden Projekten wurde später massiv dazugekauft, so z.B. ist bei Tavernier die Fläche von 925 ha auf 2469 ha angewachsen. Bei Tonnancour waren es ursprünglich 2039 ha und heute sind es 7924 ha.

Tonnancour gehört zu den 6 "Flagship-Projekten" von Globex.

Gruss William

[muenchenguru]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.850.730 von saltamonte am 05.03.12 12:38:36

also ich finde das hört sich recht gut an, sofern Xmet diesen Betrag stemmen kann.
Schlimmstenfalls bleibt alles beim alten, aber wenn die Finanz. klappt (Sprott sei dank) , dann haben wir mind. 6,5 Mio $ innerhalb v. 6 Monaten in der Tasche, d.h. 50 % davon, denn die anderen gehören Jack.
Alles in allem ca.4,5 Mio $.
Unsere Roylties in Höhe v. 1,5 % Globexanteil bleibt weiter bestehen.

@salta, sonic
die Variante a. scheint optional zu sein u. nicht kummultativ. Da wäre sie wohl seitens Xmet auf jeden Fall vorzuziehen.

@William
ich finde diesen Betrag gut, denn der berühmte Spatz in der Hand ....., ausserdem hilft diese Entlastung Xmet bei der weiteren Entwicklung.
Die Entscheidung in Richtung Prod. muss dann bald mal fallen u. da machen 100 % einfach mehr Sinn.

Untenstehend die alte Meldung zum Vergleich. Es hat in den letzten Monaten meines Wissens eine Nachbesserung gegeben, aber ich konnte sie nicht finden.


Hier also die alte Vereinbarung von 2010:
The agreement concerns the Duquesne West Gold Property (20 claims) located in Duparquet and Destor
townships, Quebec owned 50% by Globex and 50% by GJSL (acquired prior to listing of Globex in 1987) and
GJSL’s 100% owned Ottoman Fault Property (40 claims), herein called the “Interests”.
Under the agreement, the Vendors will deposit the Interests in a corporation, newly formed by the
Vendors, herein called the “Optionor”, in exchange for 100 common shares and $6,000,000 in Preferred
Interest Bearing Shares of the Optionor. Interest payable to the Vendors (3% in the first 2 years and 5% in
the subsequent 2 years) on the Preferred Shares by the Optionor shall be paid by the Optionee. The
Optionor, in a Mining Option Agreement with the Optionee, grants the Optionee the sole and exclusive
right and option (the “Option”) to acquire 75% of the common shares of the Optionor. The consideration
for granting the Option is the payment by the Optionee to the Optionor of $50,000 and the issuance of
2,000,000 shares of the Optionee upon signature of the final agreement and an additional payment of
$50,000 upon the “Closing” which shall be no later than May 31, 2010.
The Closing shall consist of a merger with a TSXV‐listed company and shall include a share for share
exchange of the Optionee’s shares for the shares of the “Resulting Issuer”.
In order to maintain the Option, the Resulting Issuer must make the following additional payments to the
Optionor and expenditures:
• A payment of $100,000 by the first anniversary of the Closing
• A payment of $100,000 by the second anniversary of the Closing
• A payment of $200,000 by the third anniversary of the Closing
• A payment of $300,000 by the fourth anniversary of the Closing


Noch was zur Geschichte des Gebiets:
The current property was consolidated in 1987 by Globex Mining Enterprises Ltd. (“Globex”) (Duquesne West block) and Geoconseil Jack Stock Ltd. (“GJSL”) (Ottoman block) and between 1990 and 2007 the property was successively optioned and explored by Noranda Mines Ltd., Globex, Santa Fe Canadian Mining Ltd., Kinross Gold Corp., Queenston Mining Inc. (“Queenston”) and Diadem Resources Ltd (“Diadem”). During this period 132 holes were drilled totalling 58,863 m, mainly on the Duquesne West block and with little work on the Ottoman block of claims.

[muenchenguru]

Hier noch was zu Tonnancourt (von der Projektbeschreibung auf der Homepage).

Die Meldung v. Xmet klingt ja interessant. Muss es mir auch noch in Ruhe durchlesen.

Bezügl. der Talk-Mg-Preise muss man anmerken, dass es ja mind. ein 3.Produkt gibt, nämlich Phlogopite. Auch die Zahlen möchte ich mir alle nochmal in Ruhe anschauen.
Vielleicht bekommen wir nochmal mehr Licht ins Dunkle via eigener Recherche....

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Tonnancour Project - Polymetallic
Tonnancour, Josselin, Holmes Townships, Quebec (NTS 32C15 - 32C14)

Property
The property consists of 140 claims totalling 7,924 hectares located in Tonnancour and Josselin Townships, Quebec, approximately 15km due south from the forest industry town of Lebel-sur-Quevillon.

Ownership
The property is wholly owned by Globex Mining Enterprises Inc.

Access
The property is accessible by vehicle by way of 65km of all weather and secondary active logging roads originating from Quevillon.

History
The property was first prospected by Tom and Herb Greenland on behalf of Noranda Mines Ltd. A chalcopyrite showing was discovered on the south shore of Lake Tom which motivated Noranda between 1968 and 1973 to perform magnetic and electromagnetic surveys and 4,102 metres of diamond drilling in 42 holes (T-1 to T-42). A sulphide zone with an non NI 43-101 compliant historic resource of 60,000 tons grading 2% Cu and 3.1% Zn and 0.78 oz/T Ag was outlined and a number of scattered geophysical anomalies were tested including a pyrite-magnetite zone intersected in hole T-27 which gave 0.03 oz/T Au over 6.5 feet. The best hole in the sulphide zone returned 4.4% Cu, 8.2% Zn, 0.01 oz/T Au and 1.49 oz/T Ag over 12.1 feet.

SOQUEM optioned the property from Noranda in 1972, performed an electromagnetic survey and in 1973 drilled 15 holes (10-829-01 to 10-819-15) for a total of 1,694 metres.

An Input MKVI airborne survey was flown by the Quebec Ministry of Natural Resources (DP-237) in 1974 which identified numerous electromagnetic anomalies most of which were determined to be untested by drilling.

Patino Mines Limited staked a small claim group on one Input anomaly cluster, performed a HEM and magnetic survey. No record of drilling is noted.

Amax Potash Limited acquired 9 claims in 1976 south of the Globex property and performed geophysical surveys and drilled 4 holes totalling 370 metres. Assessment records indicate no economic values were intersected.

In 1983, Onitap Resources acquired the area now held by Globex. A grid was cut and a VLF (EM16) survey was completed. Subsequent to this initial work, Finneth Exploration Inc. optioned the property from Onitap and drilled 4 coincident VLF-EM and HLEM anomalies. Low copper and zinc values were intersected. Finneth dropped the option and it was subsequently optioned by VSM Exploration Inc. which drilled 4 holes totalling 2,140 metres to test the lateral extensions of the Josselin mineralized horizon.

Teck optioned the property in 1992 and completed a program of line cutting, geological mapping, lithogeochemical sampling, petrographic studies and core logging. This was followed up by further geophysical surveys (DEEPEM) diamond drilling and lithogeochemical sampling in 1993. Downhole pulse electromagnetic (DEM) surveys were done in two drill holes TJ-90-01 and TJ-90-02 contemporaneously with the DEEPEM survey.

Four holes totalling 719.5 metres were completed, one to test the up-dip extension of a massive sulphide lens intersected in drill hole TJ-0-01 and the others to test three shallow DEEPEM conductors. Mineralized intersections were analysed and 28 samples of core were submitted for lithogeochemical analysis. The historic work described above is largely derived from assessment report GM52356 by S. McRoberts of Teck Explorations, 1993.

In 2001, the property was acquired by INMET who generated a 1/ 10,000 scale geological compilation including the results from 56 historic drill holes, a geologic interpretation along with lithogeochemical and assays results. New drill sections were generated in the area of the Josselin sulphide zone and new 1:2,000 scale profiles of the 1993 DEEPEM survey were completed. This compilation work was followed by helicopter supported field visit in October 2002 to check isolated government Input anomalies and to collect lithogeochemical samples over the Josselin Prospect rhyolites. Several outcrops of strongly deformed amphibolitized basalt were observed. Two outcrops of Josselin Prospect rhyolite were sampled and were observed to display strong deformation and carbonate alteration. Budget constraints prevented recommended follow up work on the claims and they were allowed to lapse.

Globex acquired the Tonnancour property by staking in 2004. In October 2005, Globex completed a 691 line-km heliborne AEM survey followed by 53 line km of ground magnetometer and horizontal loop EM surveys over ten separate target areas dispersed at various localities along a general E-W trend extending across the full width of the property. Examination of the geophysical data led to the selection of 15 first priority geophysical drill targets based primarily on the strength and preferably “discrete” character of the electromagnetic conductors with direct magnetic association. Targets included the known Josselin VMS prospect as well as other, untested, distinct electromagnetic conductors, a number of which appeared to occur along strike eastwardly from the felsic volcanic horizon associated with the Josselin VMS prospect. Prospecting and surface trenching by Globex in 2005 were also carried out over a number of the grid areas including channel sampling at one locality measuring approximately 2m x 0.5m which returned the following values:

%Cu


%Zn


Width

17.64


5.05


25 cm

9.74


1.02


25 cm

15.88


5.26


65 cm

During the summer of 2011, Globex carried out a diamond drill program consisting of 27 drill holes totalling an aggregate of 3,100m of N.Q. drilling. A large portion of the drill program was devoted to close space drilling of the Josselin VMS prospect with the balance testing various conductors along a 10 km strike length of the favourable volcanic stratigraphy of the Tonnancour Volcanic Belt. In addition to the Cu/Zn/Ag/Au mineralization at the Josselin prospect, narrow to moderately wide zones of massive, semi-massive and stringer sulphides hosted within metamorphosed volcano-sedimentary units, were found to be associated with the majority of the newly tested conductors. Significant base and precious metal mineralization was however confined to the Josselin VMS deposit where better intercepts returned exceptional values of 4.55m of 5.23% Cu, 13.12% Zn, 41.0 gpt Ag and 0.718 gpt Au (Hole GT-11-01) as well as 3.0m of 7.3% Cu, 7.27% Zn, 51.8 gpt Ag and 1.1 gpt Au (Hole GT-11-15). Based on these significant drilling results within the known VMS zone and the identification of new areas of semi-massive/stringer mineralization elsewhere within the Tonnancour Greenstone Belt, additional staking of 77 claims totalling 4,359 hectares was undertaken in 2011 immediately SW and NE of the original Tonnancour property to cover published aeromagnetic and electromagnetic anomalies situated along the inferred extensions of the Belt.

Geology
The property is located in the eastern section of the Abitibi Sub-province in proximity (50km) to the Grenville Front. It is underlain by Archean volcano-sedimentary sequences consisting predominately of flows, tuffs, volcaniclastic sediments and felsic volcanics of the Josselin Group intruded by numerous sub-concordant diorite/gabbro sills and dikes. The Josselin Group is bordered to the Northwest by the Beattyville granitic pluton and the Northeast by the Tonnancour quartz monzonite intrusion. Northeast trending diabase dikes crosscut all lithologies.

The East-North East trending volcanic-sedimentary package dips moderately (45 to 60 degrees) to the northwest. In the vicinity of the large intrusive masses which border the volcano-sedimentary package, the strike and dip of the schistosity/foliation tend to contour the general shape of these intrusive bodies.

Conclusion
The recent close space drilling at 30m centres of the Josselin deposit confirmed the lateral continuity of the VMS mineralization along a 200m strike length and further indicates it to be open in the immediate down dip extension in the central portion of the mineralized zone. Elsewhere on the property, there remain a number of yet untested, albeit lower priority, drill targets away from the currently known area of high grade mineralization.

[WilliamTell]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.850.730 von saltamonte am 05.03.12 12:38:36

@cristalsonic
@saltamonte

Jetzt habe ich es gecheckt. Es gibt also so oder so die 6.5 Mio innert 6 Monaten und je nachdem in welchem Jahr die restlichen 25% erworben werden zusätzliche 2.5 - bis max 2.8 Mio.

So oder so ein guter Deal für Globex wie auch für Xmet.

Natürlich muss noch berücksichtigt werden, dass der Anteil von Globex 50% beträgt.

Das wäre dann also der Deal, den hansihans vermisst hat.

Bleibt jetzt nur zu hoffen, dass die Weltwirtschaft in den nächsten 6 Monaten nicht abstürzt und Xmet die Finanzierung nicht bewerkstelligen kann.

Nachdem Sprott mit von der Partie ist, dürfte eine Finanzierung so oder so zustandekommen, fragt sich nur zu welchen Konditionen.

Gruss William

[muenchenguru]

Bei der Durchsicht der Präsentation fällt mir die hohe Prio auf, der Ironwood beigemessen wird.
Vielleicht tut sich ja hier wirklich bald mal was .
Ansonsten wurden noch Tavernier u. Tonnancourt hervorgehoben.


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Tavernier Property - Polymetallic
Tavernier Township, Quebec (NTS 32C/03)

Location
The Tavernier property consists of 43 contiguous map-designated claims covering 2,469 hectares, located in the southern portion of Tavernier Twp, 16km due East of highway 113 which connects Senneterre and Val d’Or in Eastern Abitibi. Land access is via 28km of gravel logging roads and then secondary dirt roads originating from the forest industry town of Senneterre located 25km NNW of the property. Much of the property grid areas can be reached by ATV trails which connect with the aforementioned forestry roads.

Ownership
The property acquired by staking progressively between 2005 and 2009, is wholly owned by Globex Mining Enterprises Inc.

History
Exploration on this largely overburden covered property dates back to the late 1960’s when Anaconda outlined a zone of disseminated and stringer volcanogenic sulphide mineralization referred to as the Anaconda zone. Few assay results are available, the best single assay mentioned returning 0.3m of massive sulphides grading 4.03% Cu, 9.13% Zn, 585.7 gpt Ag and 26.4 gpt Au associated with hole 615 (see Table 1).

Lynx-Canada Explorations Ltd conducted systematic exploration work on the property in the early 1980’s. Blanket ground magnetometer/VLF surveys at 120m line spacing extending from Lake Des Pins in the West to Lake Tavernier in the East was completed followed by humus and basal till sampling over selected magnetic/VLF anomalies and subsequent anomaly specific IP and HEM geophysical coverage over the highest priority anomalies for drill target selection. The follow up drilling campaign led to the discovery of the Lynx stringer sulphide zone which is in the same general area as the sulphide mineralization of the Anaconda zone.

Further exploration work was then carried out by a number of junior companies during the mid and late 1980’s including Resource Onyx, Exploration Omega and Exploration Oz. Exploration drilling by these companies focused primarily on testing the down-dip potential of both the aforementioned mineralized zones as well as several other geophysical anomalies detected from their ground surveys. No significant zones of mineralization were apparently encountered.

In similar fashion, in 1990, Teck Exploration Ltd drilled eight holes totaling approximately 1,200m, testing primarily the area within and in the vicinity of the Lynx stringer Zone and the Anaconda sulphide Zone. Drilling was guided by a combination of the location of historic drilling and geophysical results from Teck’s surface and down hole EM surveys. This work led to the discovery of the “Central Zone”, a small stringer zone of Py/Po & Sp located between the Anaconda and Lynx Zones, all of which together define a general E-NE trending area approximately 1.5km in length which include several, possibly distinct or structurally related volcanic hosted weak sulphide mineralized zones.

In 2001, Géola Ltée carried out some limited IP and ground magnetometer survey work several km west of the Anaconda zone which culminated in the drilling of a single drill hole. The hole is reported to have intersected several of disseminated Po/Py mineralization in dacitic volcanic which was interpreted to sufficiently explain the cause of their targeted IP anomaly.

....
Conclusion
A full integration and interpretation of all of Globex’s airborne and ground geophysical data was completed in 2011 and these data merged with the historic exploration data on the property. This review resulted in the identification of a minimum of 4 priority drill targets all located within the western, less explored, portion of the property. The selection of these new drill targets were strongly influenced by results of the deep penetrating IP survey and are encouragingly positioned in the immediate vicinity of, or along strike from known precious metal rich volcanogenic sulphide mineralization including the main Anaconda Zone where a best drill intercept returned 4.0% Cu, 9.1%Zn, 585.6 gpt Ag and 26.4 gpt Au/0.62m and 3.5km further west, where the St. Vincent Lake volcanic hosted Py/Po mineralization returned 27.1 gpt Au/0.62m.

[saltamonte]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.850.395 von WilliamTell am 05.03.12 11:37:26

ich versteh es so...
es sind 9mio cad zu bezahlen für 100%

und eigentlich wäre option 1 die logische wahl, weil der ankauf zweigeteilt 75+25% wäre (also etwas mehr zeit), also die letzten 25% flexibel und ohne bzw. nur mit minimalen zusatzkosten behaftet wäre.

dh.
restliche 25% im ersten jahr bezahlt ohne aufpreis
restliche 25% im zweiten jahr bezahlt +100.000cad
restliche 25% im dritten jahr bezahlt +200.000cad
restliche 25% im vierten jahr bezahlt +300.000cad