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Solantis
schrieb am 17.01.12 10:55:59
Beitrag Nr.661
(42.603.488)
Antwort
Zitat
Bereits vor gut einem Jahr hat der Aktionär ( Zeitschrift )
erstmals auf die Chancen bei Greenland & Energy hingewiesen.
Nun hat der Seltene-Erden-Explorer einen wichtigen Meilenstein
erzielt. Für das Kvanefjeld-Projekt auf Grönland hat die
Gesellschaft nun auch die Explorations-Genehmigung für Uran
erhalten. Der positive Newsflow dürfte aber auch in der nächsten
Zeit nicht abreißen. Im ersten Quartal 2012 sollte ein großes
Ressourcen-Upgrade bevorstehen. Experten vermuten auf Kvanefjeld
das größte Seltene-Erden-Vorkommen und das zweitgrößte Uranlager
der Welt. Die Aktie bleibt zwar hochspekulativ, risikobereite
Anleger sollten sich jedoch unbedingt ein parr Stücke ins Depot
legen.
Gerüchte zufolge dürfte auch bereits der ein oder andere große Rohstoffkonzern Interesse an Greenland gezeigt habe, was einen satten Übernahmeaufschlag verspricht.
So der Bericht vom Aktionär vom 03.01.2012 und oben drüber waren 4 Positive Rote Kreuze.
Alles Klar?????
Der Aktionär beurteilt in seinen Ausgaben verschiedene Aktien, und bewertet sie mit 1 bis 4 roten Kreuzen.
Also einen kleinen Betrag ( den man über hat ) kann man wohl schon investieren.
Soll aber keine Aufforderung zum Kauf oder Verkauf dieser Aktie sein.
Gerüchte zufolge dürfte auch bereits der ein oder andere große Rohstoffkonzern Interesse an Greenland gezeigt habe, was einen satten Übernahmeaufschlag verspricht.
So der Bericht vom Aktionär vom 03.01.2012 und oben drüber waren 4 Positive Rote Kreuze.
Alles Klar?????Der Aktionär beurteilt in seinen Ausgaben verschiedene Aktien, und bewertet sie mit 1 bis 4 roten Kreuzen.
Also einen kleinen Betrag ( den man über hat ) kann man wohl schon investieren.
Soll aber keine Aufforderung zum Kauf oder Verkauf dieser Aktie sein.
Solantis
schrieb am 17.01.12 11:11:28
Beitrag Nr.662
(42.603.602)
Antwort
Zitat
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.:
42.603.488 von Solantis am 17.01.12
10:55:59Unsere Zeit wird noch kommen
In D.... sin nur einige Käufe zu sehen.
Deswegen warten wir auf die USA. Da ist mehr Bewegung in der Aktie.
In D.... sin nur einige Käufe zu sehen.
Deswegen warten wir auf die USA. Da ist mehr Bewegung in der Aktie.
Solantis
schrieb am 17.01.12 11:16:09
Beitrag Nr.663
(42.603.634)
Antwort
Zitat
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.:
42.603.602 von Solantis am 17.01.12
11:11:28Schon schön, wenn man sich alleine unterhalten
muß
allida
schrieb am 23.01.12 18:20:00
Beitrag Nr.664
(42.634.543)
Antwort
Zitat
Greenland Minerals and Energy: waiver granted for two ASX listing
rules
Monday, January 23, 2012 by Proactive Investors
Greenland Minerals and Energy: waiver granted for two ASX listing rules
Greenland Minerals and Energy (ASX: GGG) has been granted a waiver on two listing rules from the ASX, with the following a statement by the company relating to the waivers.
Waiver 1: listing rule 10.13.3
To the extent necessary to permit the company’s notice of meeting seeking shareholder approval for the issue of 17,500,000 ordinary fully paid shares to Hackleton Investments Limited, to state the shares will be issued later than one month after the date of the shareholders’ meeting.
The waiver is conditional on the notice of meeting stating the shares will be issued to Hackleton no later than 30 June 2012.
The meeting seeking shareholder approval for the issue of 17,500,000 shares to Hackleton, will be held today at 11:00am (WST).
Waiver 2: listing rule 14.7
On the 13 December 2011 GMEL announced the details of an extension to the settlement of the agreement to move to 100% ownership of the Kvanefjeld multi-element project.
As a consequence of the settlement extension, GMEL has been granted a waiver from listing rule 14.7 to the extent necessary to permit the Company to issue to minority shareholders of Westrip Holdings Limited up to 7,825,000 fully paid ordinary shares and up to 5,000,000 options, later than 3 months after the general meeting of shareholders at which the issue of the Westrip Securities was approved.
The waiver is conditional on the Westrip Securities being issued no later than 15 June 2012 and otherwise on the same terms and conditions as approved by shareholders on 7 October 2011.
Greenland Minerals comments on importance
The company views’ securing the outstanding components of the project it does not already control such as the royalty and the 39% of the shares in GME A/S (Greenlandic subsidiary) to be of critical importance.
These acquisitions come at a time when the project’s international importance is growing quickly. Internal modelling indicates that annuities payable on the royalty even over the first several years of production could be far in excess of the consideration agreed and that this acquisition is a significant value-add especially when taken in the context of recent policy changes made by the government of Greenland towards the company’s license to be inclusive of Uranium.
There was also building, a requirement to resolve these outstanding issues so that the company can continue on its trajectory of entering orbit with several strategic consortiums to discuss development parameters for the Ilimaussaq Mineral Field which has a projected mine life of greater than 50 year based on current resources.
A new resource model is currently being calculated and is expected in the first half of March which will clearly demonstrate the global significance of the project with the inclusion of the maiden resource from zone’s 2 and 3.
Monday, January 23, 2012 by Proactive Investors
Greenland Minerals and Energy: waiver granted for two ASX listing rules
Greenland Minerals and Energy (ASX: GGG) has been granted a waiver on two listing rules from the ASX, with the following a statement by the company relating to the waivers.
Waiver 1: listing rule 10.13.3
To the extent necessary to permit the company’s notice of meeting seeking shareholder approval for the issue of 17,500,000 ordinary fully paid shares to Hackleton Investments Limited, to state the shares will be issued later than one month after the date of the shareholders’ meeting.
The waiver is conditional on the notice of meeting stating the shares will be issued to Hackleton no later than 30 June 2012.
The meeting seeking shareholder approval for the issue of 17,500,000 shares to Hackleton, will be held today at 11:00am (WST).
Waiver 2: listing rule 14.7
On the 13 December 2011 GMEL announced the details of an extension to the settlement of the agreement to move to 100% ownership of the Kvanefjeld multi-element project.
As a consequence of the settlement extension, GMEL has been granted a waiver from listing rule 14.7 to the extent necessary to permit the Company to issue to minority shareholders of Westrip Holdings Limited up to 7,825,000 fully paid ordinary shares and up to 5,000,000 options, later than 3 months after the general meeting of shareholders at which the issue of the Westrip Securities was approved.
The waiver is conditional on the Westrip Securities being issued no later than 15 June 2012 and otherwise on the same terms and conditions as approved by shareholders on 7 October 2011.
Greenland Minerals comments on importance
The company views’ securing the outstanding components of the project it does not already control such as the royalty and the 39% of the shares in GME A/S (Greenlandic subsidiary) to be of critical importance.
These acquisitions come at a time when the project’s international importance is growing quickly. Internal modelling indicates that annuities payable on the royalty even over the first several years of production could be far in excess of the consideration agreed and that this acquisition is a significant value-add especially when taken in the context of recent policy changes made by the government of Greenland towards the company’s license to be inclusive of Uranium.
There was also building, a requirement to resolve these outstanding issues so that the company can continue on its trajectory of entering orbit with several strategic consortiums to discuss development parameters for the Ilimaussaq Mineral Field which has a projected mine life of greater than 50 year based on current resources.
A new resource model is currently being calculated and is expected in the first half of March which will clearly demonstrate the global significance of the project with the inclusion of the maiden resource from zone’s 2 and 3.
prallhans
schrieb am 24.01.12 09:04:31
Beitrag Nr.665
(42.637.032)
Antwort
Zitat
Bohrergebnisse:
http://www.ggg.gl/docs/ASX-announcements/Zone-2-Drill-Results-2011.pdf
Lesen sich nicht schlecht!
http://www.ggg.gl/docs/ASX-announcements/Zone-2-Drill-Results-2011.pdf
Lesen sich nicht schlecht!
Ramses2I
schrieb am 20.02.12 19:34:37
Beitrag Nr.666
(42.778.967)
Antwort
Zitat
Wir werden sehen, ob Greenland Minerals davon profitieren kann:
Angebotskrise im globalen Rohstoffgeschäft
http://www.ggg.gl/userfiles/file/In_the_News/Rohstoffe.pdf
schnitzale
schrieb am 21.02.12 09:34:50
Beitrag Nr.667
(42.780.904)
Antwort
Zitat
Nun habe ich auch nicht mehr wiederstehen können und bin hier mit
einer ersten Position eingestiegen ... 
Übrigens schöne Umsätze heute in Fra
Wenn ich es richtig im Kopf habe, wird er hier Ende März spannend, wenn die Ressroucenupdates kommen sollten ...
Übrigens schöne Umsätze heute in Fra
Wenn ich es richtig im Kopf habe, wird er hier Ende März spannend, wenn die Ressroucenupdates kommen sollten ...
Ramses2I
schrieb am 21.02.12 19:57:34
Beitrag Nr.668
(42.784.748)
Antwort
Zitat
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.:
42.780.904 von schnitzale am 21.02.12
09:34:50Das Resourcenupdate soll im ersten Quartal
kommen. Mit ein wenig Verspätung, rechne ich spätestens im April
mit einer Veröffentlichung. Es wird spannend, wie der Markt die
Uranvorkommen bewertet.
Alkanivorax
schrieb am 23.02.12 01:15:14
Beitrag Nr.669
(42.792.865)
Antwort
Zitat
Gute Neuigkeiten!
GGG ist es gelungen ihr Erz auf 15% der Ursprungsmenge zu konzentrieren, das Konzentrat kann unter atmosphärischem Druck gelaugt werden, die Ausbeute beträgt 90-95% und alles zusammen spart eine ganze Menge Geld.
Genaueres gibt's hier:
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/announcements.do?by=asx…
MfG
GGG ist es gelungen ihr Erz auf 15% der Ursprungsmenge zu konzentrieren, das Konzentrat kann unter atmosphärischem Druck gelaugt werden, die Ausbeute beträgt 90-95% und alles zusammen spart eine ganze Menge Geld.
Genaueres gibt's hier:
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/statistics/announcements.do?by=asx…
MfG
charly31
schrieb am 23.02.12 20:04:27
Beitrag Nr.670
(42.798.622)
Antwort
Zitat
Aus dem Hotcopper-Forum , Australien :
http://hotcopper.com.au/post_single.asp?fid=1&tid=1674704&ms…
Just posted on Wall Street Journal...21st February 2012
In one of the world’s coldest climates, competition to develop a future source of uranium and rare earths is heating up.
European and Asian groups are circling the Kvanefjeld project on the southern tip of Greenland and talks with the deposit’s owner, ASX-listed Greenland Minerals & Energy, on a strategic partnership are already well-advanced. The company—valued at 200 million Australian dollars (US$214 million)—is open to selling equity in the project to raise funds and share future development costs.
What lies between the ice caps on Greenland has long tantalized Western resources companies, which are finding it harder to access many major minerals deposits in countries like Russia and China due to regulatory systems that favor state-owned firms. The impact of climate change has made mining in Greenland easier by melting permafrost, while the island’s growing autonomy from Denmark has enabled officials to award more exploration licenses.
In addition, Greenland’s southern fjords cut into the island’s coastal fringes are suitable as deepwater ports with routes to markets in North America and Europe.
Greenland Minerals & Energy says Kvanefjeld contains rare earths—a group of 17 metals used in high-tech products ranging from Prius cars to iPads—zinc and uranium. The project currently has an estimated mineral resource of 619 million tons, with the potential for this to grow when the size of three satellite deposits are fully assessed.
The government of Greenland late last year amended the company’s exploration license to include uranium, the first such permit for the nuclear fuel on the island.
According to John Mair, the company’s executive director of business development, an attractive option as a strategic partner would be a consortium interested in rare earths as well as uranium.
China accounts for over 90% of global output for rare earths, but has been tightening export quotas in recent years to the alarm of consumers who have been scrambling for alternative supply sources such as ASX-listed Lynas’s Mount Weld mine in Western Australia state.
Production from Kvanefjeld is forecast to begin in early 2016, following a two-and-a-half year construction phase for a mining operation that would include building a new port facility near a processing plant for the ore, Mr. Mair says.
A pre-feasibility study for the project is expected to be completed by early April, and an application for a mining permit is likely to be made late in the year or early 2013.
Mr. Mair says Perth-based Greenland Minerals & Energy may also seek a secondary listing in future, likely tied to a significant capital raising. Toronto would be a natural place to list given investor interest from North America, although the company has also considered Hong Kong.
http://hotcopper.com.au/post_single.asp?fid=1&tid=1674704&ms…
Just posted on Wall Street Journal...21st February 2012
In one of the world’s coldest climates, competition to develop a future source of uranium and rare earths is heating up.
European and Asian groups are circling the Kvanefjeld project on the southern tip of Greenland and talks with the deposit’s owner, ASX-listed Greenland Minerals & Energy, on a strategic partnership are already well-advanced. The company—valued at 200 million Australian dollars (US$214 million)—is open to selling equity in the project to raise funds and share future development costs.
What lies between the ice caps on Greenland has long tantalized Western resources companies, which are finding it harder to access many major minerals deposits in countries like Russia and China due to regulatory systems that favor state-owned firms. The impact of climate change has made mining in Greenland easier by melting permafrost, while the island’s growing autonomy from Denmark has enabled officials to award more exploration licenses.
In addition, Greenland’s southern fjords cut into the island’s coastal fringes are suitable as deepwater ports with routes to markets in North America and Europe.
Greenland Minerals & Energy says Kvanefjeld contains rare earths—a group of 17 metals used in high-tech products ranging from Prius cars to iPads—zinc and uranium. The project currently has an estimated mineral resource of 619 million tons, with the potential for this to grow when the size of three satellite deposits are fully assessed.
The government of Greenland late last year amended the company’s exploration license to include uranium, the first such permit for the nuclear fuel on the island.
According to John Mair, the company’s executive director of business development, an attractive option as a strategic partner would be a consortium interested in rare earths as well as uranium.
China accounts for over 90% of global output for rare earths, but has been tightening export quotas in recent years to the alarm of consumers who have been scrambling for alternative supply sources such as ASX-listed Lynas’s Mount Weld mine in Western Australia state.
Production from Kvanefjeld is forecast to begin in early 2016, following a two-and-a-half year construction phase for a mining operation that would include building a new port facility near a processing plant for the ore, Mr. Mair says.
A pre-feasibility study for the project is expected to be completed by early April, and an application for a mining permit is likely to be made late in the year or early 2013.
Mr. Mair says Perth-based Greenland Minerals & Energy may also seek a secondary listing in future, likely tied to a significant capital raising. Toronto would be a natural place to list given investor interest from North America, although the company has also considered Hong Kong.
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