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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.967.984 von MFC500 am 18.08.11 11:02:23Also, Petaquilla Minerals macht einen guten Eindruck, vor allem was die langfristigen Perspektiven betrifft. Das wäre vielleicht eine Aktie, die man über Jahre halten könnte, sofern der Business Plan erfolgreich verläuft.
Du hattest geschrieben "Spanien ... vorerst nicht berücksichtigen ..."
Siehst Du da Probleme bei der Genehmigung? Ähnlich wie bei EMED Mining, die schon seit Jahren an der Genehmigung basteln und hoffen, diese bald zu bekommen?
Du hattest geschrieben "Spanien ... vorerst nicht berücksichtigen ..."
Siehst Du da Probleme bei der Genehmigung? Ähnlich wie bei EMED Mining, die schon seit Jahren an der Genehmigung basteln und hoffen, diese bald zu bekommen?
Zimbabwe gives foreign firms 14-day empowerment ultimatum
By: Reuters
19th August 2011
Updated 45 minutes ago
HARARE – Zimbabwe's government has given foreign firms, including mines and banks, a 14-day ultimatum to submit "acceptable" plans on how they propose to transfer majority stakes to local owners or risk losing permits, state media reported on Friday.
The firms include platinum miners Zimplats, which is majority owned by Impala Platinum (Implats), and Mimosa, Implats's 50-50 joint venture with Aquarius Platinum. Others include Rio Tinto's Murowa diamond mine, British American Tobacco and local units of British banks, Standard Chartered and Barclays.
The companies risk losing their operating licences if they do not submit the ownership plans, the state-controlled Herald newspaper reported.
Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere wrote to the firms on July 28, informing them they had failed to provide acceptable details of how they proposed to transfer 51% shareholdings to local people within the five years stipulated by the law, the newspaper said.
In March, Kasukuwere gave mining firms 45 days to file empowerment plans and imposed a September 30 deadline for the transfer of ownership.
The deadline to submit empowerment plans has since passed.
Last month, Kasukuwere told a conference the government had rejected 175 empowerment plans from mines which mostly proposed selling 25% shareholdings, with 26% being made up of credits awarded for social investments made in infrastructure, health and education facilities.
Zimbabwe's coalition government set up by President Robert Mugabe and his rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai two years ago following disputed elections is divided over the implementation of the empowerment law, enacted in 2008 and championed by the president's ZANU-PF party.
Tsvangirai has warned that the law threatens Zimbabwe's economic recovery, which started after the formation of the power-sharing government in 2009, following a decade in which GDP shrank by as much as 50 percent, according to official figures.
By: Reuters
19th August 2011
Updated 45 minutes ago
HARARE – Zimbabwe's government has given foreign firms, including mines and banks, a 14-day ultimatum to submit "acceptable" plans on how they propose to transfer majority stakes to local owners or risk losing permits, state media reported on Friday.
The firms include platinum miners Zimplats, which is majority owned by Impala Platinum (Implats), and Mimosa, Implats's 50-50 joint venture with Aquarius Platinum. Others include Rio Tinto's Murowa diamond mine, British American Tobacco and local units of British banks, Standard Chartered and Barclays.
The companies risk losing their operating licences if they do not submit the ownership plans, the state-controlled Herald newspaper reported.
Indigenisation and Empowerment Minister Saviour Kasukuwere wrote to the firms on July 28, informing them they had failed to provide acceptable details of how they proposed to transfer 51% shareholdings to local people within the five years stipulated by the law, the newspaper said.
In March, Kasukuwere gave mining firms 45 days to file empowerment plans and imposed a September 30 deadline for the transfer of ownership.
The deadline to submit empowerment plans has since passed.
Last month, Kasukuwere told a conference the government had rejected 175 empowerment plans from mines which mostly proposed selling 25% shareholdings, with 26% being made up of credits awarded for social investments made in infrastructure, health and education facilities.
Zimbabwe's coalition government set up by President Robert Mugabe and his rival Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai two years ago following disputed elections is divided over the implementation of the empowerment law, enacted in 2008 and championed by the president's ZANU-PF party.
Tsvangirai has warned that the law threatens Zimbabwe's economic recovery, which started after the formation of the power-sharing government in 2009, following a decade in which GDP shrank by as much as 50 percent, according to official figures.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.975.313 von tommy-hl am 19.08.11 12:29:36Hi Tommy!
Ich habe es auch gerade entdeckt. Hohe Gefahr. Hier muss man sich also über das KGV von 3,... nicht wundern, wie es ausschaut.
Ich habe noch eine offene Order, deren Streichung gestern nicht geklappt hat. Ich hoffe, die fliegt noch raus vor Handelsbeginn Toronto.
Falls es hier einen großen Einbruch gibt - für absolute Hardcore Zocker, die könnten sich eine kleine Portion hinlegen. Falls die Lizenz doch verlängert wird, dann wäre das evtl. ein Schnäppchen.
Aber prinzipiell hat MFC recht.
Also geht Simbabwe jetzt auch mit auf die Liste meiner "no go" Länder. (Ich dachte die Lage hätte sich da bischen beruhigt)
MfG.
s.
Ich habe es auch gerade entdeckt. Hohe Gefahr. Hier muss man sich also über das KGV von 3,... nicht wundern, wie es ausschaut.
Ich habe noch eine offene Order, deren Streichung gestern nicht geklappt hat. Ich hoffe, die fliegt noch raus vor Handelsbeginn Toronto.
Falls es hier einen großen Einbruch gibt - für absolute Hardcore Zocker, die könnten sich eine kleine Portion hinlegen. Falls die Lizenz doch verlängert wird, dann wäre das evtl. ein Schnäppchen.
Aber prinzipiell hat MFC recht.
Also geht Simbabwe jetzt auch mit auf die Liste meiner "no go" Länder. (Ich dachte die Lage hätte sich da bischen beruhigt)
MfG.
s.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.975.313 von tommy-hl am 19.08.11 12:29:36Simbabwe halt; dieselbe Risikostufe wie Venezuela - völlig unkalkulierbar
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.968.310 von XIO am 18.08.11 11:40:54siehe Seite 9 des pdf-files
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@ stupidgame
August 19, 2011
Caledonia Mining Corporation: Update on Indigenisation at the Blanket Mine in Zimbabwe
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 19, 2011) - Caledonia Mining Corporation ("Caledonia") (TSX:CAL)(OTCBB:CALVF)(AIM:CMCL) provides the following update regarding indigenisation at the Blanket Gold Mine ("Blanket"), in Zimbabwe.
Caledonia submitted a comprehensive indigenisation proposal (the "proposal") to the Minister for Indigenisation on May 9, 2011. Since then, neither Blanket nor Caledonia have received any formal notification that the proposal is deficient or that it should be revised within any specified timescale. Caledonia has, however, received a copy of a letter sent from the Minister for Indigenisation to the Minister of Mines, in which he requests that the Minister of Mines cancels Blanket's operating licence on the grounds that Caledonia's proposal does not meet the legislated indigenisation requirements.
It is understood that a number of other mining companies, banks and other businesses have been instructed to revise their indigenisation proposals or risk the loss of their operating licences.
Caledonia believes the Minister for Indigenisation has exceeded his legal powers both in terms of his assessment of Caledonia's proposal and his request to the Minister of Mines. Caledonia is seeking urgent clarification from the relevant ministers, and is also consulting with its legal advisers regarding appropriate legal action.
Blanket's operations continue as normal and further information will be made available on this matter as appropriate.
August 19, 2011
Caledonia Mining Corporation: Update on Indigenisation at the Blanket Mine in Zimbabwe
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Aug. 19, 2011) - Caledonia Mining Corporation ("Caledonia") (TSX:CAL)(OTCBB:CALVF)(AIM:CMCL) provides the following update regarding indigenisation at the Blanket Gold Mine ("Blanket"), in Zimbabwe.
Caledonia submitted a comprehensive indigenisation proposal (the "proposal") to the Minister for Indigenisation on May 9, 2011. Since then, neither Blanket nor Caledonia have received any formal notification that the proposal is deficient or that it should be revised within any specified timescale. Caledonia has, however, received a copy of a letter sent from the Minister for Indigenisation to the Minister of Mines, in which he requests that the Minister of Mines cancels Blanket's operating licence on the grounds that Caledonia's proposal does not meet the legislated indigenisation requirements.
It is understood that a number of other mining companies, banks and other businesses have been instructed to revise their indigenisation proposals or risk the loss of their operating licences.
Caledonia believes the Minister for Indigenisation has exceeded his legal powers both in terms of his assessment of Caledonia's proposal and his request to the Minister of Mines. Caledonia is seeking urgent clarification from the relevant ministers, and is also consulting with its legal advisers regarding appropriate legal action.
Blanket's operations continue as normal and further information will be made available on this matter as appropriate.
Zitat von stupidgame: Wenn Du übrigens noch auf der Suche nach billigen Goldminen bist, schau Dir mal Caledonia Mining und High River Gold an.
Beide KGV`s von 5-6. Ausreichende Reserven. Aber die Aktien sind auch hier ziemlich schwerfällig.
Gruß
s.
HIGH RIVER GOLD MINES LTD. REGISTERED SHARES O.N. (WKN 876240) (HRG.TO)
Gestern gute Käufe zu beobachten in dem schwachen Markt, wo sogar der Goldminenindex 1,73% verlor. Das Volumen leicht über dem Durchschnitt. IMO waren hier hauptsächlich schon Institutionelle am kaufen, nach der teilweisen Paketgröße zu urteilen.
Hier der letzte Q-Bericht:http://finance.yahoo.com/news/High-River-Gold-Reports-ccn-30…
Ich erwarte für das laufende Quartal noch deutlich bessere Ergebnisse. Man muss beachten, dass jetzt gerade die Margen der Goldproduzenten explodieren. Sowohl der Verkaufspreis ist enorm gestiegen (Schnitt von Q1 war so um die 1500 USD), als auch die Energiekosten fallen drastisch. Der Ölpreis liegt momentan schon gute 20% unter Q2. Energie- und Chemiepreise sind die wichtigsten Kosten im Metallbergbau.
Ich erwarte einen Nettogewinn von mindestens 58m$ - im vergleich zu 41m in Q2. Das würde das annualisierte KGV auf 4,7 fallen lassen. (Basis Schlusskurs Toronto 1,31)
Hier noch die Homepage von HRG:http://www.hrg.ca/s/Home.asp
Was man hier bemängeln muss, ist die z.T. fehlende Aktualität. Aber zum groben Überblick über die Firma ist das erstmal trotzdem ganz o.k.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.970.996 von zertol am 18.08.11 17:46:53YTC ist schon mal von MFC500 hier in jun. 2010 vorgeschlagen worden. Nicht besonders popular in foren aber trotzden viele, die diese Aktie damals richtig eingeschaetzt haben sind jetzt zufrieden mit performance.
Die neue Presentation:
http://www.ytcresources.com/public/documents/4/1/228%20prese…
Die neue Presentation:
http://www.ytcresources.com/public/documents/4/1/228%20prese…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.965.993 von zertol am 17.08.11 21:17:18Technology Metals Research identifies most viable critical rare earths projects
A Technology Metals Research report asserts the vast majority of rare earths projects will never have properly developed mineral-resource estimates, let alone become profitable mining ventures.
Author: Dorothy Kosich,
Posted: Thursday , 18 Aug 2011,
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72102?oid…
A Technology Metals Research report asserts the vast majority of rare earths projects will never have properly developed mineral-resource estimates, let alone become profitable mining ventures.
Author: Dorothy Kosich,
Posted: Thursday , 18 Aug 2011,
http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page72102?oid…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.967.984 von MFC500 am 18.08.11 11:02:23Was sind aggregate revenues?
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