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[elsolivars]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.915.579 von ELLIPIRELLI1 am 26.07.16 10:19:06

das wären aber dann kursrelevante infos die kommuniziert hätten müssen; glaubst du
ernstlich dass sich die lady derartigen unbillen aussetzen wird.

die homepage ist nach wie vor sowas von shareholder-unfriendly (der dame gehört der hintern
versohlt oder ähnliches :confused, dass man dort imo garnicht nachsehen muss um etwas an
info´s zu erhaschen; ergiebiger ist da schon hot-c. in bezug auf einschätzungen und
kommentare, wobei chokdee meist wettert und neuerdings bigshare einiges sinnvolles
ablässt. gehe davon aus, dass du da ebenfalls mitliest und somit aktuell informiert bist.

Ich werd beim nächsten vernünftigen anstieg sicher die biege machen, da ein weiteres
halten wohl kaum noch sinn macht (oder aber ece haut mal kräftig auf den tisch in bezug
auf aktivitäten und aussendarstellung, habe aber wenig hoffnung. die haben ihren seiner-
zeitigen einstieg von rund 0,40 eurocent warscheinlich unter erfahrungen abgeschrieben).

wenn man die aktuelle mk nimmt und vergleicht diese mit dem cash-bestand müßte der
kurs ungleich höher liegen.

sicher sollte sich innerhalb der kommenden sechs monate was ergeben, da das government
sicherlich ihrerseits druck machen wird, weil : man brauch geld und will geld aus minentätig-
keit erwirtschaften. ergo muß "unsere" lady mal langsam aus der deckung kommen.

beste grüße
elsolivars

[ELLIPIRELLI1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.919.638 von elsolivars am 26.07.16 17:26:05

Doch noch jemand da.
Ja ich lese auf hotcopper mit.

Zunächst zu deinem Einwand.
Klar ein Verkauf muss gemeldet werden wenn er denn fix ist.
Hängt die Höhe des Preises ggf. noch von den Bedingungen des government Agreement ab?
Warum das Theater mit ECE?
Die Wissen doch selber, dass es bei der Malawi Regierung klemmt und das es da nicht weitergeht.
Warum die Ankündigung eines Strategiewechsels.
Mit den 10 Millionen kommt man wohl nicht sehr weit und wenn man die ausgegeben hat erst recht nicht mehr.
Also Asset verkaufen und nur dann macht ein Strategiewechsel Sinn.
Und das ist ECE eben ein Dorn im Auge weil man sich die Ressource nicht für China gesichert hat.
Die 40 Millionen die ECE also ein Staatsbetrieb versenkt hat spielt keine grosse Rolle. Die Chinesen denken nicht Quartalsbezogen. Da steckt immer ein Langfristiger Ansatz dahinter.
Hast du mal versucht Globe anzuschreiben.
Bei mir gab's keine Antwort werde es die Tage nochmals versuchen...

[elsolivars]

so, hier die letzten news :


Chamber of Mines and Energy Malawi elects Council
4 August 2016 · by Rachel Etter-Phoya · in Malawi Chamber of Mines and Energy. ·
Chamber of Mines and Energy Malawi (photo courtesy of Hellen Chabunya)

Chamber of Mines and Energy Malawi (photo courtesy of Hellen Chabunya)

On 20 July 2016, the first meeting of the recently established Chamber of Mines and Energy Malawi saw the election of a council.

Dean Lungu (Bwanje Cement Company) was elected President and Russel Thornicroft (Rift Valley Mining) will serve as Vice President. Grain Malunga will continue in his role as coordinator for the Chamber.

The following members were also elected onto the council:

Alec Sharland (Paladin Africa Limited)
Abdul Mohammed (Nyala Mines Ltd);
Bobby Singh (Optichem 2000 Ltd);
Burton Kachinjika (Mkango Resources);
Chrispine Ngwena (Globe Metals and Mining);
James Chatupa (Craton Resources);
Dina Longwe (Bwanje Cement Company);
Paulo Rocha (Mota-Engil);
Hastings Jere (Coal Africa Ltd);
Hellen Chabunya (M’bwabwa Mining and Energy Ltd)

The key activities or objectives of the Chamber will be as follows:

to promote, advance and protect the mining industry of Malawi;
to promote the interests of its members;
to consider all questions connected with the mining industry and to promote public interest therein;
to collect and circulate information relating to the mining industry; and
to promote the interests of apprentices and learners in all branches of the mining industry and to encourage the practical and technical training of such apprentices and learners.




we shall see what´s coming

elsolivars

[elsolivars]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.997.425 von elsolivars am 05.08.16 13:21:32

vielleicht wird jetzt der news-flow über diese insti besser sein als über globe selbst ???!!!.

[elsolivars]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.997.440 von elsolivars am 05.08.16 13:23:59

http://www.globemm.com/About-Us/Senior-Management.aspx#.V6O2…

chrispine ist der Geologe bei Globe !!!

[elsolivars]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 52.997.488 von elsolivars am 05.08.16 13:30:08

bei einer revision der daten zu globe bin ich heute über eine seite gestolpert in der wohl
das gesamte crushing equipment von globe metals + mining malawi verscheuert wird.
sollte das stimmen, so erübrigt sich wohl jegliche weitere diskussion.
ebenso stellt sich dann die frage warum man sich noch in diesem chamber engagiert hat.

schaut euch mal bitte folgende internetseite an :

" http://rttca.in/7188/globe-metals-and-mining/#nogo ".


via chat habe ich dort nachgefragt und es wurde bestätigt das die sachen von globe sind
und dass man das gesamte equipment verscherbelt.

habe die entsprechende seite mittels sreenprint dokumentiert.

elsolivars

[elsolivars]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.005.333 von elsolivars am 06.08.16 18:34:35

nächster punkt den ich eben auf der gleichen internetpräsenz angezeigt bekommen habe
ist :


Globe Metals & Mining ends exploration agreement with Malawi

Globe Metals & Mining announced yesterday it had ended an exploration agreement with the Malawi Ministry of Natural Resources, Energy and Mining.


was hat man davon zu halten ?

elsolivars

[elsolivars]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.005.387 von elsolivars am 06.08.16 18:51:31

und einen monat später wird der beitrag konterkariert durch die nachfolgende meldung :





Technical File with Grain Malunga: Graphite in Malawi – Mining & Trade Review (August 2016)
31 August 2016 · by Rachel Etter-Phoya · in Geology, Globe Metals & Mining Kanyika, Mining & Trade Review (Marcel Chimwala), Sovereign Metals, Technical File with Grain Malunga. ·

201608 Malawi Mining & Trade Review Technical File Grain Malunga Graphite in Malawi

TECHNICAL FILE

by Grain Wyson Phillip Malunga FIMMM Mining and Environmental Management Expert

GRAPHITE IN MALAWI

Abstract

Graphite is a form of carbon that easily conducts electricity. It occurs in form of flakes in metamorphic rocks, veins and pegmatites. Graphite deposits are mainly found in central Malawi in graphitic gneiss and Schist. Most of it is exposed in weathered rocks.

Sovereign Metals and Globe Metals and Mining are actively involved in evaluation of these deposits and may put Malawi on world map as one of the largest producers of medium to large flakes of graphite.

INTRODUCTION

Graphite has several uses, some of which include;

Being an excellent lubricant
Its use in foundries gives a smooth facing to sand molds in which metal castings are made
Crucibles with graphite components withstand very high heat
It is also a component in break linings
Graphite pencil manufacturing
Its good electrical conductivity qualifies it to be used in electrotyping and electrical apparatus.

Main world producers are China, Brazil, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and Canada.

GRAPHITE OCCURRENCE

2.1. GEOLOGY

Graphite is common in central Malawi and occurs in biotite rich gneisses which have varying amounts of graphite and sometimes minor to moderate amounts of pyrite and/or pyrrhotite. The main ore bodies are weathered graphitic gneiss and schist. The ore body has partings of biotite gneiss, biotite and muscovite schists, amphibolites and mixed pegmatitic and syenitic veins. Graphite-rich zones have between 5 and 15 percent flake graphite of up to 5 millimeter long and generally exist aligned parallel to other platy minerals such as biotite.

2.2. RESERVES

Graphite is being mapped and evaluated in weathered and unweathered ore. Evaluation work is being undertaken at Katengeza, Chimutu, and Duwi. The average grade varies from 5% to about 11% carbon.

At Katengeza, 2.7 million tonnes with an average grade of 5.83% carbon was delineated by a consortium of Malawi Development Corporation and INDE Bank. The estimate was based on trenching, pitting and diamond drilling. Seven trenches totalling 900 meters were dug at a 100-meter interval and to a 2-meter depth. Eighteen diamond drill holes were sunk to a depth of 40 meters. The graphite deposit is more extensive.

The characteristics of the ore are given below:

Weathered ore

Coarse flake 39% @ 97% carbon
Medium flake 26% @ 96% carbon
Fine flake 35% @ 95% carbon

Unweathered ore

Coarse flake 42% @ 98% carbon
Medium flake 25% @ 98% carbon
Fine flake 33% @ 95% carbon

Meanwhile Globe Metals and Mining is doing further exploration at Katengeza to confirm and increase the reserves.

Sovereign Metals has identified Duwi (Lilongwe), Nanzeka (Dowa) Malingunde belt (Lilongwe) and Dedza weathered ore as having potential for economic deposits of flake graphite, with grades exceeding 8% carbon within the medium to large flake graphite.

The company has estimated that Duwi Main and Duwi Bend deposits host 77.3-million tons of indicated and inferred resources at 7.2% carbon with 5% carbon cut-off grade.

2.3. RESOURCES

Chimutu graphite is being evaluated by Globe Metals and Mining. Two main trends of mineralization were identified and the company has plans to do further evaluation of the deposit.

MINING METHOD

As explained earlier, Malawi graphite occurs mainly as weathered ore and is exposed on the surface. The proposed mining method will be open cast with a standard vertical benched design. Pit planning will have to encompass whole lateral extent of the ore bodies and deepening by means of a single access ramp. The bench height will be 5 meters with an overall slope angle averaging 50%. Ramp gradients should not exceed 8% and the width has to be at least 15 m in order to include a safety berm and drainage ditch.

At Katengeza, mineable reserves have been put at 1 million tonnes. The production rate is put at 100,000 tonnes per month to a maximum depth of 30 meters. The production rate will be limited to 5,000 tonnes per annum. Selective mining is recommended due to inconsistency in ore grade. Grade control will be based on blast hole assays from dust/chipping collection during drilling.

At Duwi Main and Duwi Bend, the production rate is expected to be 1.5-million tonnes a year to produce 110 000 t/y of flake graphite concentrate over 20 years, or processing 11-million tons of Duwi Main ore at the rate of 0.55-million tons a year to produce about 40 000 t/y over 20 years.

PROCESSING

The processing method for Malawi graphite will be through flotation. It is expected that the weathered ore has larger quantities of chlorite, sericite, smectite and kaolin. Iron oxides are also in abundance. The unweathered ore is composed largely of feldspar, quartz and micas. There are small occurrences of chlorite, kaolin and smectite.

Pilot plant studies were previously conducted, by MDM of South Africa, using 8 tonnes of weathered bulk sample and 5 tonnes of unweathered bulk sample from Katengeza graphite. The process flow sheet went through crushing, milling and floatation, and concentrate filtering, drying and screening.

The following product sizes were recovered:

+ 300 micron

– 300 + 180 micron

– 180 + 150 micron

– 150 + 75 micron.

Reagents to be used will be sodium silicate, frother and fuel oil. The following pilot plant results were considered to be optimum:

Weathered Ore

Head Grade 7.7

Mass Yield 6.9

Carbon Recovery 90 %

Concentrate % Mass % C

+ 300 micron 30 95 – 97

– 300 + 180 micron 30 95 – 97

– 180 + 150 micron 10 95 – 97

– 150 + 75 micron 20 90



Unweathered Ore

Head Grade 10

Mass Yield 9

Carbon Recovery 90 %

Final Concentrate % Mass % C

+ 300 micron 30 97 – 98

– 300 + 180 micron 30 97 – 98

– 180 + 150 micron 10 97 – 98

– 150 + 75 micron 20 95

Processing of Duwi graphite using conventional techniques showed recovery of Jumbo flake concentrates grading up to 99.2% C(t) with combined coarse and jumbo flake categories (+150μm) averaging 97.5% C(t). Total graphite recovery was at 96.6% C(t).

MARKETING

It is envisaged that the graphite will mainly be sold to Europe and Far East Asia. Main world producers of graphite are China, India, Brazil, Democratic People’s Republic of Korea and Canada. The Malawi projects have the potential up to 50,000 tonnes per annum bringing Malawi into 4th or 5th largest world producer of graphite. The products will be within the upper quality range of top deposits.

201608 Malawi Mining & Trade Review Technical File Graphite world production



ENVIRONMENTAL STATEMENT

Displacement of a local people near mine sites will call for some compensation. At the same time the projects will employ about 120 people per project most of whom will be from the same area.

There will be no foreseeable toxic chemicals to contaminate ground water. The raw material has very little sulphides and there is no danger of acid leaching. Dust emanated from the operations will be suppressed by water spraying and mined out areas will be refilled by mine wastes.

REFERENCES

Malunga G. W. P. 2004. Katengeza Graphite Project, Project Profile
http://www.globemm.com/getattachment/225f62d2-8e0f-4a6b-bd51…
http://www.miningweekly.com/article/malawi-graphite-deposit-…
http://www.sovereignmetals.com.au/graphite.html

***

The Technical File with Grain Malunga “Graphite in Malawi” featured above was initially published in Malawi’s Mining & Trade Review Issue Number 40 that is circulating this August 2016.


ob das ganze so im einklang mit den asx regularien steht, sei mal dahingestellt.
jedenfalls scheint sich bei gbm doch noch was reales zu tun.


elsolivars

[sliceanddice]

Nach langer Zeit mal wieder nach Globe Metals geschaut. Der letzte Quartalsreport ist ja traurig. Im Mining-Bereich alles auf hold, man sieht sich nach neuen Investmentchancen um und ist auf die Idee gekommen, sich den Bereich Nahrungsmittelhandel zwischen China und Australien näher anzusehen.

Das wars dann wohl mit Globe Metals.

http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20170118/pdf/43fd2lw4h40kcb.pdf

[Reiners]

Schlimm was ich hier an Zeit verschwendet habe.

JAHRE