Hallo Silberfreunde,
der zugegebernermaßen etwas reißerische Titel stammt nicht von mir, sondern ist die Überschrift zu einem Artikel über Apogee (siehe weiter unten).
Apogee ist ein kanadisches Unternehmen mit verschiedenen Silberprojekten in Bolivien .
Es handelt sich dabei um Projekte, bei denen bereits in der Vergangenheit produziert wurde oder wo zumindest Explorationsergebnisse vorliegen.
Umfangreiche Bohrprogramme sind für 2006 geplant (siehe jeweils kursiv geschrieben bei den einzelnen Projekten).
Daher ist mit einem stetigen Newsflow zu rechnen.
Meine persönliche, unmaßgebliche Einschätzung:
positiv:
- erfahrenes Management (z.B. war CEO John Carlesso vorher Vizepresident von Desert Sun Mining)
- hoher Anteil des Managements sowie institutioneller Investoren am Unternehmen
- Projekte mit bereits nachgewiesenen hohen Mineralisierungen
- relativ geringe Anzahl an ausgegebenen Aktien
negativ:
-politisches Risiko in Bolivien (?) (siehe folgendes Posting)
-???
Ein sehr guter Einstieg für weitere Informationen ist die Homepage :
www.apogeeminerals.com
Hier nur ein kurzer Überblick:
Symbol: APE
Exchange: TSX - V
Close as of: 11/21/05 0.50 CAD
52 week Hi-Lo 0.50 CAD- 0.22 CAD
Shares Outstanding 24,690,101
Fully Diluted 36,549,522
% Public Float 25%
% Mgmt. Ownership 40%
Institutional % 35%
Year End June 30
For Investor Relations
Contact:
eMail: info@apogeeminerals.com
Website: www.apogeeminerals.com
Schlußkurs 10.03.06: 1,05 CAD
Handel nur in Kanada
Company Profile
Apogee Minerals Ltd. is a newly-created Canadian mining and exploration company developing advanced Silver-Zinc and has several projects in South America. Apogee’s experienced management team is focused on projects that offer significant exploration upside along with the potential to be rapidly developed into producing assets. Projects that fit this profile will typically have a history of past production and/or a significant amount of quality exploration data from previous work. Apogee can then add value by investing capital, upgrading mining methods, and providing expertise where needed. All of the company’s projects fit this “advanced exploration and development” model:
La Solucion
The La Solucion Mine has been producing for the past 14 years at the rate of 40,000 tonnes per year. Production grades have averaged 20 ounces per tonne silver equivalent (150 g/t Silver, 7% Zinc, and 3% Lead).
Apogee’s objective is to identify a NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate at La Solucion in 2006, with the goal of further expansion as additional drilling is completed.
Pulacayo-Paca
A Joint Venture with Apex Silver of Denver, Colorado (American Stock Exchange symbol:SIL) to develop the Pulacayo Mine, the second-largest silver mine in the history of Bolivia with over 600 million ounces of past production, and the Paca project, a large dacitic dome with open-pit potential.
A Phase II drilling program is planned to outline a NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate and complete a bankable Feasibility Study in 2006.
Buena Vista
The Buena Vista project is located in the historic and prolific Potosi Department in southwest Bolivia. Mining at Buena Vista dates back to the 16th century. The project hosts a known mineralization in the form of a vein system of that extends across the project for at least 1.5 kilometers. The structure is visible on surface, is near-vertical, ranges from 1 meter to 30 meters in width, and has been tested to a depth of 150 meters.
A Phase II exploration program is currently underway following a very successful Phase I program that intersected high-grade gold-silver-zinc mineralization. The objective of the Phase II program is to outline a preliminary resource estimate in 2006.
Candelaria at Santa Isabel
The mines at Candelaria at Santa Isabel have been exploited historically for silver since the middle of the 16th Century. The geological environment is similar to that of the San Cristobal Deposit, owned by Apex Silver, which is a better-known Bolivian example of this mineralization style.
Apogee completed a Phase I drilling program in late 2004/early 2005 which yielded very positive showings of Silver, Zinc, Lead and Indium.
Tiawanaku
Tiawanaku is a 250 hectare concession in northwest Bolivia with historic Silver-Zinc production that dates back to the Spanish Colonial period. Many old mining adits and tailings dumps are visible, as is an intensely-altered Silver-Zinc mineralized system.
Kurs
Weiterführende Informationen:
Ein sehr lesenswerter Bericht über die Firma sowie über das Potential der einzelnen Projekte ist zu finden unter:
http://www.321gold.com/editorials/moriarty/moriarty121205.ht…
"The Biggest Little Silver Company in the World"
Gruß
sparplan_b
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