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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.066.097 von aktiensucherin am 29.04.07 23:46:54woher hast du denn die info?
Hallo,
angeblich soll Markus Frick auf seinem Berlin-Dinner heute Largo empfohlen haben. Weiß jemand etwas darüber?
angeblich soll Markus Frick auf seinem Berlin-Dinner heute Largo empfohlen haben. Weiß jemand etwas darüber?
naja aktuell ...das interview ist vom 16.03.2007 wenn ich das richtig sehe, aber ok für ein langzeitinvest spielen ein paar tage keine rolle :-) Danke
Aus dem WallstreetReporter-Interview:
WSR: Give us a progress report and update on the Macuchi joint venture.
LGO: We recently put out a press release announcing the progress that Aur Resources, our joint venture partner and the seventh largest gold company in the world, is having at Macuchi well. Macuchi is our third project. They are seeing some very high prospects there, and Aur Resources has completed a full geoscience program and is waiting for the rainy season to conclude; they expect to be drilling that project sometime in April/May. We are encouraged by the very positive results, as well as Aur.
WSR: Bring us up to speed on the balance of the company’s project and property portfolio.
LGO: We have the Maracas project in the state of Bahia, Brazil. This is the richest vanadium deposit in the world. It has a resource of 15 million tonnes, grading 1.37% vanadium. It is 2.5 to 3 times the grade of any other vanadium deposit in the world. As long as vanadium is being produced where we are seeing strong demand for vanadium, this deposit will go into production. We should have a scoping study completed shortly on the vanadium resource. We have also been developing platinum at the project. We assayed 1,000 samples on the previous 53 drill holes for platinum, and we also have two (2) drill rigs on the project that are drilling 5,000 meters, which will be used to increase the size of the vanadium deposit, to confirm the existing resource, and, more importantly, to go after the platinum in a big way.
WSR: Educate us in terms of the infrastructure in place within these regions.
LGO: In the state of Bahia, the metallurgy side of the management founded the Jacobina Mine, 200 miles to the north. This is a project under Desert Sun; again, we started with a CDN$10 million market cap and sold it in 2006 for CDN$650 million. It is 200 miles to the direct south. The infrastructure has first-class roads, we have hydro and electricity running through the project, the labor is very good, the infrastructure is first class, and because with Desert Sun we became the largest employer outside of the government, we are getting strong incentives from Bahia’s state government.
WSR: Tell us about the political climate within this region as it relates to resource development, production, and so on.
LGO: President Lula, Brazil’s president, is a Socialist and is very pro-market, very pro-business. What’s interesting is Brazil gets tarred along with the Venezuelas, the Ecuadors, and the Bolivias. However, what you are also seeing on the other side is that Brazil is the largest investor in South America, i.e., they are investing in other areas and regions. Their government and policies are very pro-business oriented. We see no hindrance, and if anything, we’ve been well-aided by the governments of Brazil and the state of Bahia.
WSR: What is so unique about Largo Resources that defines and differentiates this company from others in the industry?
LGO: We have the Maracas project, a very rich project. It will be a low-cost project to bring into production and will generate substantial cash flows. We also have the Northern Dancer project in the Yukon, which is the world’s largest undeveloped tungsten and moly play; tungsten and moly are both now coming into vogue. We saw it a little bit earlier than the market did, but combined we have minerals in the ground north of CDN$10 billion that we can bring into production for between CDN$400 million to CDN$500 million. There is plenty of scope here for lots of money to be made for investors.
WSR: Tell us about the present Board and management team.
LGO: The present management and Board is the one that brought in the Jacobina project in Brazil. Again, we started this company in June 2002 with a market cap of CDN$10 million. We sold it in March 2006 for CDN$650 million to Yumana. We did it on a stock basis, with the value now being CDN$1.2 billion. In that regard, we have a very good track record. We are good at getting the story told, and we are also good at raising capital.
WSR: Does the investment community understand this company and the direction it’s going in?
LGO: The current market is just starting to understand the industrial mineral base. Last week, Sprott Asset Management, one of the most successful mining and resource investors in the world, made a significant announcement. They announced the creation of a particular moly and tungsten fund. We are seeing another fund that is just about to start with, again, another very sophisticated group. What’s happening is that the markets have been focusing on the precious metals and the base metals, and have not had the knowledge of the industrial mineral side of things, but with the enhancement of both steel production and the infrastructures in China and India, we are needing lots of industrial minerals. I believe that will be the next penny to drop. Then, these companies should become well known over the next 12 months.
WSR: Where do you see Largo two (2) to three (3) years from now?
LGO: I would see Largo as a producing company generating CDN$50 million to CDN$60 million of cash with another project ready to go into production and a number of exploration players coming up behind it. I expect we will be perceived as an exploration and development company, and I would think our market cap would be substantially higher than where we are today.
WSR: In closing, why should investors consider Largo Resources as a long-term investment opportunity?
LGO: There is only one reason an investor buys a company - because it’s cheap. In terms of the current assets we have and their potential, we are currently very inexpensive.
END
WSR: Give us a progress report and update on the Macuchi joint venture.
LGO: We recently put out a press release announcing the progress that Aur Resources, our joint venture partner and the seventh largest gold company in the world, is having at Macuchi well. Macuchi is our third project. They are seeing some very high prospects there, and Aur Resources has completed a full geoscience program and is waiting for the rainy season to conclude; they expect to be drilling that project sometime in April/May. We are encouraged by the very positive results, as well as Aur.
WSR: Bring us up to speed on the balance of the company’s project and property portfolio.
LGO: We have the Maracas project in the state of Bahia, Brazil. This is the richest vanadium deposit in the world. It has a resource of 15 million tonnes, grading 1.37% vanadium. It is 2.5 to 3 times the grade of any other vanadium deposit in the world. As long as vanadium is being produced where we are seeing strong demand for vanadium, this deposit will go into production. We should have a scoping study completed shortly on the vanadium resource. We have also been developing platinum at the project. We assayed 1,000 samples on the previous 53 drill holes for platinum, and we also have two (2) drill rigs on the project that are drilling 5,000 meters, which will be used to increase the size of the vanadium deposit, to confirm the existing resource, and, more importantly, to go after the platinum in a big way.
WSR: Educate us in terms of the infrastructure in place within these regions.
LGO: In the state of Bahia, the metallurgy side of the management founded the Jacobina Mine, 200 miles to the north. This is a project under Desert Sun; again, we started with a CDN$10 million market cap and sold it in 2006 for CDN$650 million. It is 200 miles to the direct south. The infrastructure has first-class roads, we have hydro and electricity running through the project, the labor is very good, the infrastructure is first class, and because with Desert Sun we became the largest employer outside of the government, we are getting strong incentives from Bahia’s state government.
WSR: Tell us about the political climate within this region as it relates to resource development, production, and so on.
LGO: President Lula, Brazil’s president, is a Socialist and is very pro-market, very pro-business. What’s interesting is Brazil gets tarred along with the Venezuelas, the Ecuadors, and the Bolivias. However, what you are also seeing on the other side is that Brazil is the largest investor in South America, i.e., they are investing in other areas and regions. Their government and policies are very pro-business oriented. We see no hindrance, and if anything, we’ve been well-aided by the governments of Brazil and the state of Bahia.
WSR: What is so unique about Largo Resources that defines and differentiates this company from others in the industry?
LGO: We have the Maracas project, a very rich project. It will be a low-cost project to bring into production and will generate substantial cash flows. We also have the Northern Dancer project in the Yukon, which is the world’s largest undeveloped tungsten and moly play; tungsten and moly are both now coming into vogue. We saw it a little bit earlier than the market did, but combined we have minerals in the ground north of CDN$10 billion that we can bring into production for between CDN$400 million to CDN$500 million. There is plenty of scope here for lots of money to be made for investors.
WSR: Tell us about the present Board and management team.
LGO: The present management and Board is the one that brought in the Jacobina project in Brazil. Again, we started this company in June 2002 with a market cap of CDN$10 million. We sold it in March 2006 for CDN$650 million to Yumana. We did it on a stock basis, with the value now being CDN$1.2 billion. In that regard, we have a very good track record. We are good at getting the story told, and we are also good at raising capital.
WSR: Does the investment community understand this company and the direction it’s going in?
LGO: The current market is just starting to understand the industrial mineral base. Last week, Sprott Asset Management, one of the most successful mining and resource investors in the world, made a significant announcement. They announced the creation of a particular moly and tungsten fund. We are seeing another fund that is just about to start with, again, another very sophisticated group. What’s happening is that the markets have been focusing on the precious metals and the base metals, and have not had the knowledge of the industrial mineral side of things, but with the enhancement of both steel production and the infrastructures in China and India, we are needing lots of industrial minerals. I believe that will be the next penny to drop. Then, these companies should become well known over the next 12 months.
WSR: Where do you see Largo two (2) to three (3) years from now?
LGO: I would see Largo as a producing company generating CDN$50 million to CDN$60 million of cash with another project ready to go into production and a number of exploration players coming up behind it. I expect we will be perceived as an exploration and development company, and I would think our market cap would be substantially higher than where we are today.
WSR: In closing, why should investors consider Largo Resources as a long-term investment opportunity?
LGO: There is only one reason an investor buys a company - because it’s cheap. In terms of the current assets we have and their potential, we are currently very inexpensive.
END
Aktuelles CEO-Interview:
http://wallstreetreporter.com/profile.php?id=23309#Transcrip…
http://wallstreetreporter.com/profile.php?id=23309#Transcrip…
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also wenn der gesamtmarkt mitspielt würde ich sagen stehen wir ende der woche über 0,60 €. hat kursdiamanten inzwischen was aufgenommen?
mich wundert nach wie vor, dass noch keiner der BB's was über Largo geschrieben hat und die Aktie bisher nur über Fricks Telefonhotline(Uli Pfauntsch) angepriesen wurde. komisch auch, dass jetzt schon auf n-tv S.299 werbung gemacht wird, obwohl noch nichts großartiges empfohlen wurde....normalerweise empfiehlt frick und co. erst im brief und macht dann intensiv werbung über tv etc....irgendwie seltsam...
mich wundert nach wie vor, dass noch keiner der BB's was über Largo geschrieben hat und die Aktie bisher nur über Fricks Telefonhotline(Uli Pfauntsch) angepriesen wurde. komisch auch, dass jetzt schon auf n-tv S.299 werbung gemacht wird, obwohl noch nichts großartiges empfohlen wurde....normalerweise empfiehlt frick und co. erst im brief und macht dann intensiv werbung über tv etc....irgendwie seltsam...
Was wird uns morgen wohl erwarten ?? 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.060.570 von Stinner am 29.04.07 17:28:53so ist's noch besser:
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