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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.881.954 von Kongo-Otto am 30.11.12 22:59:15Meine Herren, das sind doch sehr alte Nachrichten aber trotzdem weiter gültig.
Hallo
http://columbustelegram.com/news/state-and-regional/explorat…
Exploration of rare Nebraska mineral deposit slows
19 hours ago • Associated Press
A Canadian mining firm is having trouble raising money to move forward with plans to extract a valuable and rare heat-resistant element from beneath southeast Nebraska, despite promising prospects for a mine.
Quantum Rare Earth Developments CEO Peter Dickie said the company remains committed to the site near Elk Creek, Neb., which is home to a significant deposit of niobium and possibly other rare elements used in steel production and in making high-tech devices.
"It's simply a matter of funding," Dickie said Thursday.
Quantum attracted plenty of attention in 2011 when it began exploratory drilling near Elk Creek. The 2011 drilling was the first action at the niobium site in more than 25 years.
And earlier this year, Dickie touted a new report from outside experts that suggested the Elk Creek deposit might be more promising than previously thought. But the program of exploratory drilling Dickie predicted for the summer of 2012 never happened.
Elk Creek residents remain hopeful that Quantum's efforts to mine niobium will come to fruition despite this year's delays.
"What they have going right now will be very good if they pull it off," said Lavon Heidemann, who farms near Elk Creek and represented the area in the Legislature for the past eight years.
Niobium is used to harden steel and make it more heat-resistant for industrial uses, and Quantum officials believe more than 100 tons of the element are lying more than 500 feet below agricultural land about 70 miles southwest of Lincoln.
The U.S. Geologic Survey estimates $400 million worth of niobium was imported in 2011, up from about $330 million the year before. Niobium hasn't been produced in the United States in significant amounts since the 1950s.
The agency has said the Elk Creek deposit of niobium could become one of the world's largest sources of niobium and other rare earth elements used in cellphones, wind turbines, hybrid car batteries and other applications.
There doesn't seem to be much talk around Elk Creek about Quantum's niobium project winding up the same as the previous effort to explore the deposit. Colorado-based Molycorp abandoned an Elk Creek niobium mine in the 1990s because it didn't appear that a mine could be profitable, but niobium prices have increased since then.
Johnson County Commissioner Scott Gottula said his neighbors around Elk Creek don't talk about niobium much when Quantum officials aren't working at the site.
Gottula said he doesn't think most people in the area are counting on the niobium mine even though they might benefit if it does happen.
"Everybody sees it as a longshot," Gottula said. "If it happens, it would be great for Johnson County."
Dickie said he is in talks with a couple different potential partners for Quantum, and he hopes to announce something before the end of the year, but the process has taken longer than expected. It would cost between $300 million and $400 million to create a Nebraska niobium mine that might employ as many as 500 people, Dickie has said.
"Raising capital for doing these sorts of operations has been difficult this year," Dickie said.
Quantum is more than halfway through the five-year leases it signed with landowners in the Elk Creek area, but Dickie said there is still enough time to put the mine project together before those leases run out.
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http://columbustelegram.com/news/state-and-regional/explorat…
Exploration of rare Nebraska mineral deposit slows
19 hours ago • Associated Press
A Canadian mining firm is having trouble raising money to move forward with plans to extract a valuable and rare heat-resistant element from beneath southeast Nebraska, despite promising prospects for a mine.
Quantum Rare Earth Developments CEO Peter Dickie said the company remains committed to the site near Elk Creek, Neb., which is home to a significant deposit of niobium and possibly other rare elements used in steel production and in making high-tech devices.
"It's simply a matter of funding," Dickie said Thursday.
Quantum attracted plenty of attention in 2011 when it began exploratory drilling near Elk Creek. The 2011 drilling was the first action at the niobium site in more than 25 years.
And earlier this year, Dickie touted a new report from outside experts that suggested the Elk Creek deposit might be more promising than previously thought. But the program of exploratory drilling Dickie predicted for the summer of 2012 never happened.
Elk Creek residents remain hopeful that Quantum's efforts to mine niobium will come to fruition despite this year's delays.
"What they have going right now will be very good if they pull it off," said Lavon Heidemann, who farms near Elk Creek and represented the area in the Legislature for the past eight years.
Niobium is used to harden steel and make it more heat-resistant for industrial uses, and Quantum officials believe more than 100 tons of the element are lying more than 500 feet below agricultural land about 70 miles southwest of Lincoln.
The U.S. Geologic Survey estimates $400 million worth of niobium was imported in 2011, up from about $330 million the year before. Niobium hasn't been produced in the United States in significant amounts since the 1950s.
The agency has said the Elk Creek deposit of niobium could become one of the world's largest sources of niobium and other rare earth elements used in cellphones, wind turbines, hybrid car batteries and other applications.
There doesn't seem to be much talk around Elk Creek about Quantum's niobium project winding up the same as the previous effort to explore the deposit. Colorado-based Molycorp abandoned an Elk Creek niobium mine in the 1990s because it didn't appear that a mine could be profitable, but niobium prices have increased since then.
Johnson County Commissioner Scott Gottula said his neighbors around Elk Creek don't talk about niobium much when Quantum officials aren't working at the site.
Gottula said he doesn't think most people in the area are counting on the niobium mine even though they might benefit if it does happen.
"Everybody sees it as a longshot," Gottula said. "If it happens, it would be great for Johnson County."
Dickie said he is in talks with a couple different potential partners for Quantum, and he hopes to announce something before the end of the year, but the process has taken longer than expected. It would cost between $300 million and $400 million to create a Nebraska niobium mine that might employ as many as 500 people, Dickie has said.
"Raising capital for doing these sorts of operations has been difficult this year," Dickie said.
Quantum is more than halfway through the five-year leases it signed with landowners in the Elk Creek area, but Dickie said there is still enough time to put the mine project together before those leases run out.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.881.954 von Kongo-Otto am 30.11.12 22:59:15"Resigning from the Board are Mr. James Allan, and Mr. Jody Dahrouge."
und hoffentlich hat Jody nun endlich alle Shares verkauft - damit diese lästigen Insider-Verkäufe aufhören.
und hoffentlich hat Jody nun endlich alle Shares verkauft - damit diese lästigen Insider-Verkäufe aufhören.
American Elements Announces 2nd Annual Top Five "Endangered Elements" That Will Gravely Affect US Manufacturing
http://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/prnewswire/press_rel…
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At present the U.S. produces no niobium importing 100% of its annual consumption in spite of the fact that one of the world's largest proven niobium deposits is located in Nebraska (Elk Creek Mine owned by Quantum Rare Earth Development Corp.).
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http://www.bizjournals.com/sanfrancisco/prnewswire/press_rel…
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At present the U.S. produces no niobium importing 100% of its annual consumption in spite of the fact that one of the world's largest proven niobium deposits is located in Nebraska (Elk Creek Mine owned by Quantum Rare Earth Development Corp.).
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I also talked to the company again about the recent board changes. People don't realize that this is a great change. I won't give details on what QRE told me, but Jody (the guy let go from the board) was their number one shareholder. He was their exploration GEO... and has a huge office and burn rate (what I was told). He lost some clients recently down to 2 or 3 from 8ish. He was their number one supporter, but had to sell some shares to raise some capital for his own business expenses. For that reason, QRE announced his resignation. Jody was also let go from EQT.V for selling shares for the same reasons.
The director they brought on is a niobium marketing expert and has ties all around the world!
This line in the news release excites me "After spending 10 years on the operational side of the business, he became responsible for the worldwide sales and marketing of Cambior's ferro-nioibium and calcined bauxite. After Cambior's acquisition by Iamgold Corp., Mr. Dufresne collaborated with Iamgold's corporate development group while continuing with its sales and marketing activities. In January, 2008, Mr. Dufresne started Camet Metallurgy Inc., which was responsible for the worldwide sales and marketing of Iamgold's niobium until the end of October, 2012. Mr Dufresne is a member of the Ordre des Ingenieurs du Quebec, and the Tantalum and Niobium International Study Center (TIC)."
http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/messagedetail.aspx?p=0&…
The director they brought on is a niobium marketing expert and has ties all around the world!
This line in the news release excites me "After spending 10 years on the operational side of the business, he became responsible for the worldwide sales and marketing of Cambior's ferro-nioibium and calcined bauxite. After Cambior's acquisition by Iamgold Corp., Mr. Dufresne collaborated with Iamgold's corporate development group while continuing with its sales and marketing activities. In January, 2008, Mr. Dufresne started Camet Metallurgy Inc., which was responsible for the worldwide sales and marketing of Iamgold's niobium until the end of October, 2012. Mr Dufresne is a member of the Ordre des Ingenieurs du Quebec, and the Tantalum and Niobium International Study Center (TIC)."
http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/messagedetail.aspx?p=0&…
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Ich bin auch in den Startlöchern angekommen. Muss noch etwas warten, weil ich schon sehr lange dabei bin. Ich steige also nicht ende Jahr aus, weil der Bericht des Geologen ist erst ein Jahr später aufschlussreich.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.881.062 von Kongo-Otto am 30.11.12 18:54:43ja, so ist es genau richtig formuliert. 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.881.021 von i2fan am 30.11.12 18:46:18ob das Spiel schon begonnen hat weiß man nicht, aber einige sichern sich evtl. schonmal die guten Plätze. 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.881.008 von Kongo-Otto am 30.11.12 18:41:19ja, irgendwie habe ich das Gefühl, das das Spiel schon begonnen hat.
Canaccord sammelt heute gut ein!
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