Global Copper: Kupferplay in Chile und Argentinien mit Ross Beaty am Steuer - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

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Wer Northern Peru Copper (siehe Thread: Northern Peru Copper: 6 Mrd. lb Kupfer, 2 Mio. Unzen Gold=> MK nur 70 Mio EUR !) verpaßt hat, sollte sich mal Global Copper ansehen.
Das Unternehmen verfügt über ein ähnlich gutes (oder besseres) Projekt und das selbe Management und ist vom Projektstatus ca. 1 Jahr hinter Northern Peru.

Pluspunkte
- Flagship-Projekt mit bis jetzt 3,5 Mrd. Pfund Kupferequivalent (43-101 konform) und großes Upside-Potential
- Schlanke Aktienstruktur (ca. 28 Mio. FD) und viel Cash durch Verkauf von Projekten
- In der Vergangenheit bereits erfolgreiches Management (Ross Beaty)
- Projekte in minenfreundlichen Ländern Chile und Argentinien
- (Noch) niedrige Bewertung


Homepage http://www.globalcoppercorp.com/s/Home.asp


Factsheet zur schnellen Übersicht
http://www.globalcoppercorp.com/i/pdf/GlobalfactsheetJan07.p…

Head Office
1550 - 625 Howe Street
Vancouver, BC
Canada V6C 2T6
Tel: [phone]
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Web: http://www.globalcoppercorp.com


Aktienkurs

Börse: TSX
GLOBAL COPPER CORP (GLQ:TSX )

2,42 CAD (9.2.2007)

zur Zeit nicht an einer deutschen Börse handelbar
mit 1 EUR = 1,52370 CAD (11.02. 12:00) würde der Kurs 1,59 EUR entsprechen.



Aktienstruktur

ISSUED AND OUTSTANDING SHARE CAPITAL: 26,531,649
FULLY DILUTED SHARE CAPITAL: 27,851,649
WORKING CAPITAL: C$ 1.5 M
(hat sich durch den Verkauf eines Projektes um 10,4 Mio. USD erhöht)


Entstehungsgeschichte

Global Copper ist aus der Lumina Copper Corp http://www.luminacopper.com
hervorgegangen.
Lumina Copper wurde im Mai 2005 in 4 Unternehmen aufgespalten:

Regalito Copper Corp.
Northern Peru Copper Corp.
Lumina Resources Corp.
Global Copper Corp.

Lumina Copper und Regalito Copper wurden inzwischen aufgekauft:

Lumina Resources was acquired by Western Copper Corp on Nov 30 – 2006

Regalito Copper was acquired by Pan Pacific Copper on May 9 – 06 for U$137 million

Management

Ross Beaty

Ross Beaty (Spitzname “Mr. Broken Slot Machine”) ist nicht ganz unbekannt, so ist er auch bei Northern Peru Copper Chairman&Director. Dazu später mehr.


Chairman & Director
Mr. Beaty is currently the Chairman of the Board of Pan American Silver Corp (TSX; NASDAQ). Mr Beaty was also the Chairman and CEO of Equinox Resources Ltd from May 1985 to April 1994 and Da Capo Resources Ltd from April 1994 to September 1996. A graduate of the University of British Columbia with a Bachelor of Science in Geology and a Masters of Science in Geology from the University of London. In addition Mr. Beaty received a law degree from the University of British Columbia in 1979. Mr. Beaty is a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada and the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy. In 1997, Mr. Beaty obtained a P. Geo from the Association of Professional Engineers and Geoscientists of British Columbia


David Strang: President + CEO
Anthony Floyd: Director
Robert Pirooz: Director
Aziz Shariff: Director
Sandra Lim: CFO

Projekte




RELINCHO - CHILE: Porphyry Cu-Mo Deposit

Dieses ist das Flagship-Projekt von Global Copper !
3,5 Mrd. Pfund Kupferequivalent nach NI 43-101 in den Kategorien measured, indicated (2,4) und inferred (1,1)


- 80 km E of Vallenar, 500 km N of Santiago
- 19,500 hectares of mineral rights
- National Instrument 43-101 compliant resource estimate
- Mineral resource has been delineated on only 1 of 5 known Cu-Mo porphyry centers on the property
- US$18 M historical exploration expenditure by Outokumpo
- 43-101 Oxide Resource Estimate due 1st Quarter
- Updated 43-101 Sulphide Resource Estimate due 2nd Quarter
- Scoping - Prefeasibility Study 3rd/4th Quarter


TACA TACA: ARGENTINA Porphyry Cu-Au Deposit

2,2 Mrd. Pfund Kupferequivalent (historisch, NI 43-101 konform)

- 230 km W of Salta, 55km E of Chilean border
- 90 km from Escondida mine (world's largest copper mine)
- 13 mining concessions totaling 2546 hectares
- US$13 million historical expenditure
- Significant amounts of supergene and hypogene copper, molybdenum and gold mineralization
- Excellent potential for a high grade exotic copper deposit
- National Instrument 43-101 compliant resource estimate


SAN JORGE: ARGENTINA Porphyry Cu-Au Deposit

3,5 Mrd. Pfund Kupferequivalent (historisch, NI 43-101 konform)

- Optioned interest to Coro Mining Corp
- Oxide cap present, excellent potential for starter pit
- 250 km NE of Santiago, 110 km NW of Mendoza
- 2 mining concessions and 44 mining estacas (444.6 hectares)
- National Instrument 43-101 compliant resource estimate
- High grade oxide cap present - excellent potential for starter pit
- Good infrastructure


VIZCACHITAS - CHILE: Porphyry Cu-Mo Deposit

3,8 Mrd. Pfund Kupferequivalent nach NI 43-101 in den Kategorien measured, indicated (1,7) und inferred (2,1)


- 80 km NE of Santiago
- National Instrument 43-101 compliant resource estimate
- Control 76% through a direct ownership interest. Option to acquire other interests
- High grade present in supergene enrichment zone

Das Projekt wurde am 8. Februar 2007 an GHG Resources verkauft.
Es bringt über 10 Mio USD in die Kasse ca. 13% Anteil an GHG sowie eine 2% NSR open-pit sowie 1% NSR underground
.
Siehe dazu die News vom 8.2.:

http://www.globalcoppercorp.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=…

Thu Feb 8, 2007
Global Copper Completes Sale of Vizcachitas to GHG Resources
Vancouver, British Columbia -- Global Copper Corp. ("Global") is pleased to announce that, further to its News Release of December 20, 2006 it has completed its sale to GHG Resources Limited ("GHG") of all of Global's interest in the Vizcachitas property located in Region V, Chile. GHG is listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol GHG.

As consideration for the acquisition, GHG has paid US$10,400,000 to Global and issued to Global 6,280,000 shares and 3,900,000 share purchase warrants in the capital of GHG. Each warrant is exercisable for a period of three years from the date of issuance and entitles Global to acquire one additional share of GHG at a price of $1.00 per share.

All securities issued as referenced above are subject to a four month hold period expiring June 8, 2007.



Analysten-Coverage

Doug Casey (International Speculator)
Aufnahme in Ausgabe 12/2006, BUY

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PS: Dieses stellt weder eine Kauf- noch eine Verkaufempfehlung dar ! Make your own DD !

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Zu Ross Beaty:

Quelle (mit Interview):
http://www.kitcocasey.com/xleague/viewExplorer1.php?id=2&t=b…

Ross Beaty



Executive Chairman, Pan American Silver(PAAS; PAA)
Director, Lumina Copper(LCC; LCC)


The Bio

Ross J. Beaty was once described as a "broken slot machine" for his remarkable consistency at making shareholders rich. In 1994, he founded Pan American Silver Corp. (PAA.T, PAAS.NASDAQ), one of the world's leading primary silver producers and currently serves as Chairman. In 2002, Mr. Beaty founded Lumina Copper Corp., a copper development company, and also serves as its Chairman.

A geologist with more than 30 years of experience in the international minerals industry, Mr. Beaty has founded, built and sold three other public mineral resource companies since 1985. These were: (1) Equinox Resources Ltd., a gold mining company founded in 1985, that held two producing gold mines and an extensive portfolio of gold exploration properties when it was acquired by Hecla Mining Company in 1994 in a $107 million merger; (2) Da Capo Resources Ltd., a gold exploration company founded in 1994 that held two gold development properties in Bolivia and was acquired by Granges Mining Corp. in 1996 to form Vista Gold Corp. in a $57 million merger; and (3) Altoro Gold Corp., a gold and platinum exploration company founded in 1997 with projects in Bolivia and Brazil, that was acquired by Solitario Resources Corp. in a $30 million merger in 1999.

Pan American Silver is Mr. Beaty's most significant company. It has a current market value of about US$850 million, over 4000 employees and operations in six countries. Pan American operates four large silver mines in Peru and Mexico and has four major silver development projects in Mexico, Peru, Bolivia and Argentina. As these come on stream, Pan American's silver production will increase from 13 million ounces in 2004 to over 24 million ounces by 2007, making the company the world's largest primary silver mining company.

Mr. Beaty is a past President and current member of the Executive Committee of the Silver Institute in Washington, DC. He is also a founder of the Pacific Mineral Museum in British Columbia. Mr. Beaty is a Fellow of the Geological Association of Canada and the Canadian Institute of Mining, and a recipient of the Institute's Past President's Memorial Medal. He also serves on the Board of Directors of the Vancouver Youth Symphony Orchestra where he is Chair of the Funding Committee.

Mr. Beaty was born in Vancouver, Canada in 1951 and educated at the Royal School of Mines, University of London, England, M.Sc., Distinction (Mineral Exploration) 1975 and the University of British Columbia, LL.B. (Law) 1979 and B.Sc. (Honours Geology) 1974. He is married with five children. Mr. Beaty speaks English, French and Spanish as well as some Russian, German and Italian, and has worked in more than 45 countries during his career.

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Artikel über Ross Beaty aus
Explorers\' League Dispatch *), Vol. II; No. 14 December 18, 2006

Ross Beaty – Creating Real Growth
Ross Beaty is quick to point out that the process of mining exploration is “cookie-cutter-type business.” From metallurgy to resource estimates to pre-feasibility studies, everyone follows the same checklist when developing a prospective mine. “It’s not complicated, it’s relatively easy,” Beaty says. “But you have to implement it, that’s the hard part.”

The ability to follow through is what separates members of the Explorers’ League, such as Beaty, from the rest of the pack. Despite his incredibly successful track record, Beaty is not much for bluster or self-aggrandizement. His demeanor – just like his approach to exploration – is direct and no-nonsense. What he brings to the table that others do not is an exceptional dedication to his goals. This intense work ethic creates a culture of competitive excellence within his companies. Because of the aggressive pursuit of their aims, Beaty and David Strang (Beaty’s point man on Global Copper) are called “hyperactive workaholics” by their Chilean colleagues.

Beaty believes that it is crucial to work at an accelerated pace during a bull market, such as the current one. It’s only when metal prices are up that junior explorers receive market recognition and can be financed with a minimum of share dilution. “Nobody develops mining properties as quickly as we do,” Strang claims. “Ross [Beaty] builds these companies with the single-minded focus of understanding exactly what the endgame is, exactly why he’s building them, and he remains completely focused on executing the business plan without getting distracted.”

What distractions prevent other companies from duplicating Beaty’s success? “Ignorance,” Beaty says. “Not understanding shareholder value.” His track record proves that this is something Beaty understands in spades. His companies’ shares have all made tremendous gains in the last three months. Pan American Silver (PAA-T) is up over 30% from the end of September, Northern Peru Copper (NOC-T) is up 50%, and Global Copper (GLQ-T) is up a staggering 75%. Strang, who has a background as a valuation specialist in the mining industry, remarks that he is amazed at Beaty’s sharp understanding of strategic value, about how to find it and how to enhance it.

Beaty himself articulates exactly how shareholder value should be understood: “To some guys, growth is increasing your market capitalization by diluting your shareholder equity, and that’s not my definition. My definition is capital gains, pure and simple. When a stock goes from one dollar to seven dollars, that’s wealth creation. That is shareholder value. Nothing else. Compare that to a situation where you have a company that’s worth 100 million dollars that trades 33 million shares at three dollars a share, and it pays $3.00 a share for another company that has 33 million shares, then all of sudden you have a 200-million-dollar company, but you haven’t created a penny of shareholder value.”

In the past we have called Ross Beaty a ”broken slot machine” because of the massive returns he has generated for his shareholders time and time again. But don’t let his nickname mislead you. Beaty’s success has little to do with luck, and much more to do with his extreme distaste for share dilution and his keen eye for properties that have great upside.

Take Regalito. It was one of the four companies that resulted from the restructuring of Lumina Copper in May 2005. Shortly after the restructuring, it was sold to Pan Pacific for $137 million, a 17% premium on the closing share price. Or look at Lumina Resources, another Lumina Copper offspring. It completed a buyout November 2006 with Western Copper for $30.7 million, a 66% premium on the closing share price.

Pan American Silver should not be overlooked either. With Pan American, Beaty proves that he can employ a completely different strategy, buying existing silver mines, then expanding them and making them much more efficient. Beaty plans to make more acquisitions for Pan American in 2007 – so long as those deals come at the right price. He’s also more bullish on silver than base metals in the upcoming year, pointing out that silver stockpiles are low and new industrial uses for silver are on the way.

This may only be the beginning. Beaty has been executing his plan for the four companies that came out of Lumina Copper step by step, and it is only halfway done. Northern Peru Copper and Global Copper, the final two children of Lumina Copper, are next in line. Northern Peru Copper is one year behind Regalito in its development, with a pre-feasibility study expected in January 2007. According to Strang, Marshall Koval (the president of Northern Peru Copper) has created a powerful report with as much detailed information as many other companies’ full feasibility study. That should allow the company to move quickly to attract a buyer in 2007, the endgame envisioned by Beaty from the start. And finding a buyer should be imminently doable, given that -- based on the company’s Net Present Value (NPV) -- Beaty believes NOC is worth $16 per share, about $10 higher than it currently trades. And that NPV was calculated using a conservative US$1.20/lb copper versus the US$3.04 it is trading at today.

Next up is Global Copper, which again Strang figures is about one year behind Northern Peru Copper in its development. The company is committed to putting out a pre-feasibility study for Global Copper in January 2008. Although it already has outlined an impressive 3.5 billion lbs Cu at Relincho, chances are that the resource estimates will be increased over the upcoming year. This should do wonders for the company’s shareholder value, given its tight share structure. A share structure that, in classic Beaty fashion, will likely remain tight: after optioning off two of its lesser properties, the company is flush with cash. Financing without share dilution is practically a Beaty motto. This makes Global Copper a prime candidate to follow in the footsteps of its elder siblings and become a prime buyout target itself in the near future.

Only a member of the Explorers’ League could execute overarching plans of the magnitude of the Lumina Copper restructuring. By staggering the development of his South American copper properties, Beaty has created a string of firecrackers, each appearing bigger than the last. The fuse on Northern Peru is getting short, and Global Copper is starting to burn… so if you are not yet positioned, you may not want to hold off much longer. (For more detailed coverage and recommendations, you’ll want to pick up a no-risk trial subscription to our sister publication, the International Speculator, which is following both companies.)


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Fri Feb 9, 2007

Global Copper Exercises Relincho Option

Vancouver, British Columbia -- Global Copper Corp. is pleased to announce that it has exercised its option to acquire the Relincho porphyry copper deposit in Chile. The option was originally entered between Lumina Copper Corp. and Andes Pacific Development S.A. in December, 2003 and was transferred to Global in connection with Lumina's Plan of Arrangement in May, 2005.

To exercise the option Global paid US$5 million to the vendors. Global now owns Relincho 100% free and clear of all encumbrances other than a 2% net smelter royalty on certain non-core mining rights that contain no known mineral resources.

GLOBAL COPPER CORP
Signed: "Robert Pirooz"
Robert Pirooz, Corporate Secretary

For further information contact:
David Strang, President & CEO
[e-mail]
tel: + 604 687 0407
fax: + 604 687 7041

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NEWS:


Global Copper Reports Oxide Mineral Resource Estimate for the
Relincho Copper Deposit, Chile

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Feb 19, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Global Copper Corp. (TSX: GLQ) is pleased to announce that it has received an independent mineral resource estimate delineating the oxide mineral resource at the Relincho copper/molybdenum project located 80 kilometers northeast of Vallenar, in Region III, Chile. The report estimates Indicated Resources of 107 million tonnes grading 0.33% copper containing 777 million pounds of copper and Inferred Resources of 13 million tonnes grading 0.27% copper containing 78 million pounds of copper, at a cutoff grade of 0.20% copper. The mineral resource has been prepared by Norwest Corporation ("Norwest") in compliance with National Instrument 43-101.

David Strang, Global's President and CEO, said, "This large new oxide copper resource occurs from surface and partly overlies the much larger Relincho sulphide copper resource and could significantly improve the project's overall value by being mined ahead of development of the sulphide copper resource. We will continue to aggressively advance Relincho during 2007 through our comprehensive drilling, metallurgical, engineering and economic evaluation program."

The oxide mineral resource estimate at different copper cut off grades is summarized in the tables below.


Table 1: Indicated Mineral Resources
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Cu Tonnes Cu Cu
Cut-Off (Million) (%) (M lb)
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0.1 151 0.28 923.6
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0.2 107 0.33 777.0
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0.3 54 0.42 494.3
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0.4 21 0.53 251.9
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Table 2: Inferred Mineral Resource
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Cu Tonnes Cu Cu
Cut-Off (Million) (%) (M lb)
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0.1 50 0.17 190.3
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0.2 13 0.27 77.7
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0.3 4 0.37 28.8
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0.4 1 0.47 10.3
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Robert Sim, P.Geo., from Norwest and a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101, is responsible for the oxide mineral resource estimate. The oxide resource estimate was compiled using 147 holes totalling 6,692 meters. The resource estimate will be filed in a Technical Report, compliant with NI 43-101, and posted on SEDAR within 45 days.

The sulphide program is continuing with two drill rigs targeting extensions to the known mineralization at Relincho and Las Guias while also evaluating new sulphide targets outlined by the oxide drill program. To date, 28 holes have been completed totaling 8,991 meters. The program is expected to continue through June 2007 and an updated NI 43-101 sulphide mineral resource estimate will be completed thereafter. A comprehensive metallurgical testing program is underway on both oxide and sulphide material. The results from the program will be used in a Preliminary Economic Assessment to be completed during the third quarter 2007 and a Prefeasibility Study to be completed in early 2008.

The current NI 43-101 sulphide mineral resource estimate for Relincho, completed by AMEC Peru S.A. in December 2003, is shown in Tables 3 and 4:


Table 3: Measured and Indicated Resources
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Cu Tonnes Cu Mo CuEq(1) Cu Mo
Cut-Off (Million) (%) (%) (%) (B lb) (M lb)
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Measured
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0.2 79 0.52 0.026 0.68 0.9 45.3
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0.4 55 0.61 0.029 0.78 0.7 35.2
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0.6 26 0.74 0.033 0.94 0.4 18.9
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0.8 6 0.90 0.041 1.15 0.1 5.4
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Indicated
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0.2 211 0.46 0.020 0.58 2.1 93.0
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0.4 119 0.57 0.022 0.70 1.5 57.7
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0.6 44 0.72 0.024 0.86 0.7 23.3
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0.8 8 0.87 0.025 1.02 0.2 4.4
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Measured + Indicated
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0.2 290 0.47 0.022 0.60 3.0 138.3
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0.4 174 0.59 0.024 0.73 2.3 92.9
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0.6 70 0.73 0.028 0.90 1.1 42.2
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0.8 14 0.88 0.032 1.07 0.3 9.8
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Table 4: Inferred Resources
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Cu Tonnes Cu Mo CuEq(1) Cu Mo
Cut-Off (Million) (%) (%) (%) (B lb) (M lb)
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0.2 254 0.38 0.015 0.47 2.2 84.0
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0.4 100 0.51 0.017 0.61 1.1 37.5
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0.6 14 0.67 0.024 0.81 0.2 7.4
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0.8 1 0.94 0.024 1.07 0.01 0.4
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(1) Copper equivalent is calculated for primary intervals using US$1.00/lb
Cu and US$6.00/lb Mo and is not adjusted for metallurgical recoveries
as these remain uncertain. The formula used is as follows: CuEQ equals
Cu% + Mo% x 132.28 / 22.05).

This press release has been reviewed by Leo Hathaway, Global Copper's VP of Exploration, who is a Qualified Person under NI 43-101.

GLOBAL COPPER CORP.

David Strang, President & CEO

CAUTION REGARDING FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS: This news release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the future price of gold, silver, copper and molybdenum, the timing of exploration activities, the estimation of mineral reserves and mineral resources, the results of drilling, estimated future capital and operating costs, future stripping ratios, projected mineral recovery rates and Global Copper's commitment to, and plans for developing any of its projects. Generally, these forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results "may", "can", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved". Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of Global Copper to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, including but not limited to: risks related to the exploration and potential development of the Company's projects, risks related to international operations, the actual results of current exploration activities, conclusions of economic evaluations, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, future prices of gold, silver, copper and molybdenum, as well as those factors discussed in the sections relating to risk factors of our business filed in Global Copper's required securities filings on SEDAR. Although Global Copper has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause results to be materially different from those anticipated, described, estimated, assessed or intended.

There can be no assurance that any forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Global Copper does not undertake to update any forward-looking statements that are incorporated by reference herein, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.

Contacts: Global Copper Corp. David Strang President & CEO [phone] [phone] (FAX) Email: [e-mail] Website: www.globalcoppercorp.com

SOURCE: Global Copper Corp.

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und weiter gehts mit NEWS :

Global Copper Intersects 60 Meters Grading 1.60% Copper Equivalent(ii) In Step-Out Drilling at Relincho

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Apr 17, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Global Copper Corp. ("Global") (TSX: GLQ) is pleased to announce the results of nine additional holes from the sulphide drilling program at its Relincho copper-molybdenum project located 80 kilometers northeast of Vallenar, in Region III, Chile. The results are highlighted by hole RG06-182 that intersected 344 meters grading 0.47% copper and 0.052% molybdenum (0.78% copper equivalent(ii)) including 60 meters grading 0.70% copper and 0.154% molybdenum (1.60% copper equivalent(ii)).

With this hole and three others, Global has defined a north-south trending zone of higher grade molybdenum in the Las Guias area, extending the known Relincho mineralization to the east. Four of the six intervals comprising this zone are noted in the table below (two in hole RG06-182). The fifth and sixth intervals were previously reported for RG06-78 and graded 1.02% copper and 0.084% molybdenum (1.52% copper equivalent(ii)) over 36 metres from 38 to 74 metres and 0.54% copper and 0.171% molybdenum (1.57% copper equivalent(ii)) over 110m from 110m to 220m. This zone of higher grade molybdenum is found around structures that dip steeply to the east in the area between Relincho and Las Guias. The zone is open to the east, south and at depth to the north. Similar structures have been mapped at surface at Las Guias and will be drill tested in the near future.

To date, 35 holes totaling 13,575 meters have been completed in the sulphide drill program. The program, with two drill rigs, is forecast to continue through June 2007 when the existing NI 43-101 sulphide mineral resource estimate will be updated to include the results of the sulphide drill program. The existing sulphide resource estimate, current to December 2003, delineated Measured and Indicated Resources of 174 million tonnes grading 0.59% copper and 0.024% molybdenum (0.73% copper equivalent (ii); 2.3 billion pounds copper; 97.4 million pounds molybdenum) and Inferred Resources of 100 million tonnes grading 0.51% copper and 0.017% molybdenum (0.61% copper equivalent(ii); 1.1 billion pounds copper; 37.9 million pounds molybdenum) at a 0.4% copper cutoff.

In addition, a NI 43-101 compliant copper oxide resource estimate was completed earlier this year after the completion of the oxide drill program. That resource estimate has delineated Indicated Resources of 107 million tonnes grading 0.33% copper (778 million pounds copper) and Inferred Resources of 13 million tonnes grading 0.27% copper (77 million pounds copper) at a 0.2% copper cutoff. The technical reports for the oxide and sulphide resource estimates can be viewed on both the Global website at www.globalcoppercorp.com and SEDAR at www.sedar.com.

The latest sulphide drill results from the sulphide drill program are shown in the table below. To view a plan of drill hole locations accompanying this press release please click on the following link: http://www.ccnmatthews.com/docs/GlobalCopper.jpg.


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Sul-
phide
Drill Pre-
Holes - Collar
Order of Hole Cu CuEq
Comple- Number From To Length Total %
tion (i) (i) (m) (m) (m) (%) Mo(%) (ii) Comment Area
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21 RG06-16 0 90 90 0.43 0.027 0.59 Step out 50m east LAS
---------------------------------- of RG06-78, hole GUIAS
196 290 94 0.35 0.034 0.55 stopped short of
---------------------------------- target.
Incl. 232 250 18 0.45 0.075 0.91 Zone of higher
grade molybdenum
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22 RG06-73 0 104 104 0.38 0.021 0.51 Step out to north RELIN-
---------------------------------- of Relincho CHO
172 258 86 0.31 0.026 0.47 deposit
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23 RG06-179 206 246 40 0.43 0.033 0.63 Step out to RELIN-
---------------------------------- northeast of CHO
280 362 82 0.45 0.024 0.59 Relincho deposit
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24 RG06-128 94 118 24 0.41 0.028 0.58 Step out to south RELIN-
of Relincho CHO
deposit
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25 RG06-75 394 558 164 0.42 0.034 0.62 Step out to west RELIN-
of Relincho CHO
deposit
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26 RG06-180 316 350 34 0.51 0.028 0.67 Step out 50m to LAS
north of RG06-78. GUIAS
---------------------------------- High grade
422 464 42 0.43 0.010 0.49 molybdenum zone
may pass beneath
this hole.
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27 RG06-181 0 50 50 0.37 0.043 0.63 Step out 50m to LAS
---------------------------------- south of RG06-78 GUIAS
166 328 162 0.55 0.041 0.79
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Incl. 166 262 96 0.43 0.063 0.81 Zone of higher
grade molybdenum
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28 RG06-111 282 374 92 0.53 0.020 0.65 Step out 100m to RELIN-
---------------------------------- south of RG06-78 CHO
Incl. 282 316 34 0.49 0.042 0.74 Zone of higher
---------------------------------- grade molybdenum
632 667 35 0.50 0.012 0.57
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29 RG06-84 180 198 18 0.42 0.037 0.65 Step out 70m to LAS
---------------------------------- east of hole GUIAS
220 302 82 0.47 0.015 0.56 RG07-111
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316 338 22 0.35 0.014 0.43
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448 512 64 0.72 0.006 0.75
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30 RG06-13 No significant results Step out to south MARJA
of Marja deposit
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31 RG06-182 112 456 344 0.47 0.052 0.78 Step out 50m to RELIN-
---------------------------------- south of RG06-78 CHO
Incl. 124 184 60 0.70 0.154 1.60 Zone of higher
---------------------------------- grade molybdenum
Incl. 298 362 64 0.59 0.047 0.87 Zone of higher
grade molybdenum
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32 RG06-58 74 110 36 0.37 0.006 0.41 Step out to the RELIN-
south of Relincho CHO
---------------------------------- deposit
178 192 14 0.43 0.011 0.50
----------------------------------
320 362 42 0.37 0.022 0.51
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
33 RG06-184 116 218 102 0.68 0.029 0.85 Step out to the RELIN-
---------------------------------- east of Relincho CHO
294 386 92 0.85 0.021 0.97 deposit
----------------------------------
440 586 146 0.50 0.016 0.60
----------------------------------
616 664 48 0.38 0.015 0.47
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
(i) Diamond drill holes have been drilled from the bottom of previously
drilled RC holes (pre-collars). For that reason the number of the
pre-collar is not the actual order in which these holes were drilled as
part of the sulphide program. The first column indicates the sequence
in which the sulphide holes were drilled.
(ii)Copper equivalent is calculated for primary intervals using US$1.00/lb
Cu and US$6.00/lb Mo and is not adjusted for metallurgical recoveries
as these remain uncertain. The formula used is as follows:
CuEQ equals Cu% + Mo% x 6.

Leo Hathaway, P.Geo., is the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 for the Relincho Project. The quality assurance/quality control program is monitored by independent consultant Dr. Bruce M. Davis, Chief Geostatistician for Norwest Corporation and managed on site by Patricio Valenzuela, a Chilean geologist with over 24 years of experience. Logging and sampling are completed at Global's secure facility located at the project. The drill cores are mechanically split on site and samples securely transported to the ACME's facilities in Santiago, Chile for sample preparation and analysis. Total copper content is determined by three-acid digestion with atomic absorption finish. Global inserts standards, blanks and duplicates selected on a random basis into the sample stream and sends 5% of the sample pulps to check laboratories in Santiago, Chile.

GLOBAL COPPER CORP.

David Strang, President & CEO

[sparplan_b]

netter Anstieg gestern und heute (ohne News):


Price Change % Change Volume Day High / Low 52Wk High / Low
3.05 +0.21 7.39% 39,823 3.06 / 2.9 3.14 / 1.05



auf der Homepage gibt es eine aktuelle Unternehmenspräsentation (Mai 2007).

Übersicht mit klarer Exit-Strategie:

Listed May 2006 as spin out from Lumina Copper Corp

Assets: 3 large well-defined copper deposits.
- 1 in Chile – Relincho;
- 2 in Argentina – Taca Taca, San Jorge.

Business Plan – 2007:
- Focus on Relincho property, Chile.
- Major drilling, engineering, metallurgical programs.
- Evaluate Taca Taca, Argentina;
- Explore / Divest 2nd half 2007.

Business Plan – 2008:
- Divest Global to a major mining company

Aktienstruktur
(schön eng und hoher Insider-Anteil)

Shares - Working Capital (CDN $)
Issued + outstanding 26,654,949 - $ 4.0 M
Options outstanding 1,521,700 - $ 1.4 M
Fully Diluted 28,176,649 - $ 5.4 M

Approx 50% of stock held by insiders.

[Cutter_Slade]

So, beim 4. Anlauf hat's nun endlich geklappt - 3 CAD deutlich überschritten, all-time-high - und GLQ tritt nun langsam aus dem Schatten von NOC heraus ?
Jedenfalls können wir in den nächsten Monaten einiges erwarten: die vom 2. auf das dritte Quartal verschobene neue Ressourcenschätzung mit Einbeziehung von Marja (auch wenn's hier wohl nicht mehr als 50 -70 Mio t zusätzlich werden) und einigen interessanten step-out-holes zwischen Relincho und Las Guias.
Und dann die Scoping study, auf die ich schon sehr gespannt bin.
Von Taca Taca müßte dann auch was Neues kommen - schließlich wollte man dieses Projekt ja auch noch in 2007 abgeben.

Und wir sind bei jetzt schon 530 Mio t (cut-off 0,3%; außer Oxid-Ressource, da hab ich mal 0,2% genommen) oder knapp 6 Mrd. lbs Cu + 160 Mio lbs Mo...

Vor ein paar Wochen hatte ich noch gedacht, schade, dass man auch dieses Projekt abgeben und nicht wenigstens eines selber entwickeln will - aber dazu wäre halt die Transformation des gesamten Unternehmens mit allen Unwägbarkeiten erforderlich, und wenn die M&A-Welle im Rohstoffbereich weiter so anhält (einige Fragezeichen bis 2008), dann wäre vom Übernahmepreis auch noch einiges zu erwarten.

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

NEWS

Global Copper Intersects 255 Meters Grading 1.01% Copper Equivalent(ii) in Step-Out Drilling in the Las Guias Zone at Relincho, Chile; Drill Program Expanded

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jul 09, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Global Copper Corp. (\"Global\") (TSX: GLQ) is pleased to announce the results of twelve additional holes from the sulphide drilling program at its Relincho copper-molybdenum project located 60 kilometers northeast of Vallenar, in Region III, Chile. The results are highlighted by step out hole RG06-189 in the Las Guias zone that intersected 255 meters from 364 meters grading 0.67% copper and 0.057% molybdenum (1.01% copper equivalent(ii)) including 26 meters from 574 meters grading 1.46% copper and 0.125% molybdenum (2.22% copper equivalent(ii)). Hole RG06-183, also a step out at Las Guias, intersected 418 meters grading 0.43% copper and 0.027% molybdenum (0.59% copper equivalent(ii)) from surface.

The results from the latest 12 drill holes are shown in the table below:


-----------------------------------------------------------------------
----
Sulp-
hide
Drill
Holes Pre-
- Collar
Order Hole Cu Cu-
of Num- Len- To- Eq
Compl- ber From To gth tal Mo %
etion(i) (i) (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (ii) Comment Area
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
35 RG06 0 418 418 0.43 0.027 0.59 100m step-out to east. LAS
-183 GUIAS
----------------------------
532 568 36 0.51 0.005 0.53
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
36 RG06 No significant results Exploration hole on SOLE-
-185 geophysical anomaly. DAD
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
37 RG06 54 364 310 0.50 0.013 0.58 Twin of 160m hole MARJA
-116 drilled by previous
operator.
-----------------------------------------------------
Incl. 160 364 204 0.50 0.015 0.59 Interval below end of
previous hole.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
38 RG06 0 64 64 0.52 0.017 0.63 Infill hole in RELI-
-187 northeast of NCHO
---------------------------- Relincho.
154 694 540 0.57 0.019 0.68
----------------------------
Incl. 220 250 30 0.86 0.033 1.06
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
39 RG06 208 250 42 0.43 0.024 0.57 100m step-out to east. RELI-
-186 NCHO
----------------------------
356 442 86 0.41 0.012 0.49
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
40 RG06 18 44 26 0.46 0.003 0.48 50m step-out to the LAS
-190 south of RG06-16. GUIAS
----------------------------
184 248 64 0.34 0.018 0.45
----------------------------
400 506 106 0.43 0.013 0.51
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
41 RG06 196 540 344 0.45 0.020 0.57 65m step-out to east RELI-
-188 of and below known NCHO
mineralization in
previous operator\'s
235m long hole
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
42 RG06 346 428 82 0.73 0.027 0.89 90m step-out to east. RELI-
-191 NCHO
----------------------------
Incl. 380 416 36 0.98 0.045 1.24
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
43 RG06 0 72 72 0.38 0.011 0.45 125m step-out hole LAS
-192 to the east of GUIAS
---------------------------- RG06-180.
398 568 170 0.41 0.020 0.53
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
44 RG06 168 608 440 0.42 0.033 0.62 85m step-out hole to LAS
-193 the southeast of GUIAS
---------------------------- RG06-183.
Incl. 370 492 122 0.55 0.052 0.86
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
45 RG06 0 176 176 0.49 0.014 0.57 65m step-out hole to
-020 the northeast of
---------------------------- RG06-193.
188 210 22 0.34 0.011 0.41
----------------------------
392 664 272 0.46 0.022 0.59
----------------------------
Incl. 540 590 50 0.76 0.042 1.01
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
46 RG06 234 320 86 0.35 0.013 0.49 200m step-out hole to LAS
-189 the east-southeast of GUIAS
---------------------------- RG06-193. The hole
364 619 255 0.67 0.057 1.01 ended at 619m due to
---------------------------- mechanical reasons with
Incl. 574 600 26 1.46 0.125 2.22 the last 5 meters
grading 0.56% Cu and
0.105% Mo (1.19%
CuEQ(ii)).
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
(i) Diamond drill holes have been drilled from the bottom of previously
drilled RC holes (pre-collars). For that reason the number of the pre-
collar is not the actual order in which these holes were drilled as part
of the sulphide program. The first column indicates the sequence in which
the sulphide holes were drilled.
(ii) Copper equivalent is calculated for primary intervals using US$1.00/lb
Cu and US$6.00/lb Mo and is not adjusted for metallurgical recoveries as
these remain uncertain. The formula used is as follows:
CuEQ = Cu% + (Mo% x 6)

The deeper intersections of higher grade copper and molybdenum mineralization at Las Guias are related to the Relincho porphyry which has been intercepted by recent holes and was previously unknown in this area. The Relincho porphyry is the main driver of mineralization at Relincho and intersecting it at Las Guias suggests that the area of copper-molybdenum mineralization in this area may be significantly larger than previously thought.

The current objective of the sulfide drill program is to continue to step out eastwards, extending the Las Guias zone towards the previously drilled Marja zone to its west. Should the two connect, a large zone of continuous copper and molybdenum mineralization will be defined between Relincho and Marja, a distance measuring approximately 2.5 kilometers.

To date, 50 holes totaling 24,259 meters have been completed in the sulphide drill program. In June a third rig was mobilized to the project and the program is now forecast to continue until at least September 2007. On completion of the drill program the current NI 43-101 sulphide mineral resource estimate will be updated to include the results of the sulphide drill program.

The existing sulphide resource estimate, calculated in December 2003 prior to the current drilling program, delineated Measured and Indicated Resources of 174 million tonnes grading 0.59% copper and 0.024% molybdenum (0.73% copper equivalent (ii); 2.3 billion pounds copper; 97.4 million pounds molybdenum) and Inferred Resources of 100 million tonnes grading 0.51% copper and 0.017% molybdenum (0.61% copper equivalent(ii); 1.1 billion pounds copper; 37.9 million pounds molybdenum) at a 0.4% copper cutoff.

In addition, a NI 43-101 compliant copper oxide resource estimate was completed earlier this year after the completion of the oxide drill program. That resource estimate delineated Indicated Resources of 107 million tonnes grading 0.33% copper (778 million pounds copper) and Inferred Resources of 13 million tonnes grading 0.27% copper (77 million pounds copper) at a 0.2% copper cutoff.

The technical reports for the oxide and sulphide resource estimates can be viewed on both the Global website at www.globalcoppercorp.com and SEDAR at www.sedar.com.

Leo Hathaway, P.Geo., is the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 for the Relincho Project. The quality assurance/quality control program is monitored by independent consultant Dr. Bruce M. Davis, Chief Geostatistician for Norwest Corporation and managed on site by Patricio Valenzuela, a Chilean geologist with over 24 years of experience. Logging and sampling are completed at Global\'s secure facility located at the project. The drill cores are mechanically split on site and samples securely transported to the ACME\'s facilities in Santiago, Chile for sample preparation and analysis. Total copper content is determined by three-acid digestion with atomic absorption finish. Global inserts standards, blanks and duplicates selected on a random basis into the sample stream and sends 5% of the sample pulps to check laboratories in Santiago, Chile.

To view the map accompanying this press release please click on the following link: http://www.ccnmatthews.com/docs/GCMap.pdf

GLOBAL COPPER CORP.

David Strang, President & CEO

CAUTION REGARDING FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS: This news release contains \"forward-looking statements\" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the future price of gold, silver, copper and molybdenum, the timing of exploration activities, the estimation of mineral reserves and mineral resources, the results of drilling, estimated future capital and operating costs, future stripping ratios, projected mineral recovery rates and Global Copper\'s commitment to, and plans for developing any of its projects. Generally, these forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as \"plans\", \"expects\" or \"does not expect\", \"is expected\", \"budget\", \"scheduled\", \"estimates\", \"forecasts\", \"intends\", \"anticipates\" or \"does not anticipate\", or \"believes\", or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results \"may\", \"can\", \"could\", \"would\", \"might\" or \"will be taken\", \"occur\" or \"be achieved\". Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of Global Copper to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, including but not limited to: risks related to the exploration and potential development of the Company\'s projects, risks related to international operations, the actual results of current exploration activities, conclusions of economic evaluations, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, future prices of gold, silver, copper and molybdenum, as well as those factors discussed in the sections relating to risk factors of our business filed in Global Copper\'s required securities filings on SEDAR. Although Global Copper has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause results to be materially different from those anticipated, described, estimated, assessed or intended.

There can be no assurance that any forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Global Copper does not undertake to update any forward-looking statements that are incorporated by reference herein, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.

Contacts: Global Copper Corp. David Strang President & CEO [phone] [phone] (FAX) Email: [e-mail] Website: www.globalcoppercorp.com

SOURCE: Global Copper Corp.

mailto:[e-mail] http://www.globalcoppercorp.com
Copyright 2007 Market Wire, All rights reserved.

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.596.578 von sparplan_b am 09.07.07 18:40:40

Mangels (räumlichen) Vorstellungsvermögens (und ergänzender Daten) sind für mich die Ergebnisse hinsichtlich der "Schichtungen" und mineralisationslosen Bereiche wirklich schwer zu interpretieren (leider nicht so ein schöner Erzkörper wie bei NOC ??), aber bisher galt Las Guias als relativ "schmal" und weniger "gehaltvoll" als Relincho - die step outs zeigen (im Gegensatz zu Marja), dass sich die Mineralisierung doch mehr oder weniger konstant von Relincho nach Las Guias hinzieht und dass Las Guias selbst doch mglw. höhergradig als gedacht mineralisiert ist. Leider habe ich die historischen Vergleichsdaten (PG059; PG069) nicht finden können, und leider setzt sich die in RG 111 / 182 / 16 und 180 gefundene hochgradige Mo-Mineralisierung nicht fort...

Wie dem auch sein, zur Ressourcenschätzung dürften etliche Mio t inferred dazukommen.

Gruß Cutter

PS: Aber haben das schon wieder einige vorher gewußt ? Wäre ein Wermutstropfen - erst recht bei einer solchen Company...

[sparplan_b]

neues ATH: 4,01 CAD

GLQ:
Price Change % Change Volume Day High / Low 52Wk High / Low
4.01 +0.51 14.57% 132,710 4.01 / 3.6 4.01 / 1.11

[Cutter_Slade]

Naja, da war das der Grund für die kleine Korrektur. Schade, ich dachte, man käme mit dem Erlös aus dem Verkauf von Vizcachitas sowie der beabsichtigten Abgabe von Taca Taca über die Runden. Andererseits sollte eine Verwässerung von 10% nicht zu viel sein, erst recht nicht, wenn man zwischen Las Guias und Marja doch noch signifikante Tonnagen findet...

Tue Jul 17, 2007
Global Copper Corp. Announces $11 Million Financing And Further Expansion Of The Relincho Drill Program

--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

NR:07-07

NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO U.S. NEWS WIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES

Vancouver, British Columbia - Global Copper Corp. announces that it intends to complete a financing to raise up to approximately $11 million through the sale, by non-brokered private placement, of up to 3 million common shares at a price of $3.65 per share. The shares will bear a four-month restriction on resale. A finder's fee will be payable for a portion of the placement. The financing is subject to regulatory approval and is expected to close within 30 days.

Proceeds from the financing will be used to continue, and expand, the exploration drill program at the Relincho project that was initiated in July 2006 and for general working capital requirements. To date, 25,000 meters of drilling has been completed with three drill rigs operating on site. Based upon recent drilling success, the drill program is being expanded to include up to an additional 29,000 meters of drilling and a fourth drill rig is being added to the program in order to complete the drilling by the end of 2007. The drill program will be focused on determining whether the known copper and molybdenum resources at Las Guias extend further to the east towards the previously delineated mineral resource at Marja.

This news release is not an offer of securities for sale in the United States. The securities comprising this offering have not been, and will not be, registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933 and may not be offered or sold in the United States absent such registration or an exemption from registration.

GLOBAL COPPER CORP
Signed: "David Strang"
David Strang, President & CEO

For further information contact:
David Strang, President & CEO
[e-mail]
tel: + 604 687 0407
fax: + 604 687 7041

[Boersenkrieger]

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.782.403 von Cutter_Slade am 20.07.07 22:07:38

Based upon recent drilling success, the drill program is being expanded to include up to an additional 29,000 meters of drilling and a fourth drill rig is being added to the program in order to complete the drilling by the end of 2007.

Denke, das Geld ist gut angelegt.
Immerhin keine warrants dabei und wie Du schon schreibst immer noch eine realtiv geringe Verwässerung.

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.791.984 von sparplan_b am 22.07.07 09:59:56

Die letzten financings von NOC und GLQ gingen immer ohne warrants daher und immer ohne größere Kursrückschläge - ein weiteres Zeichen für sehr gutes standing und fähiges Management.

Was ich erst beim zweiten Mal lesen kapiert habe: 29.000 m entsprechen bei einer Bohrtiefe von etwa 600 - 700 m etwa 45 Löchern.
Eine solche Anzahl bohrt man nicht, um zu "testen", ob sich die Mineralisierung weiter nach Marja erstreckt. Da würden auch erst mal 5-10 Löcher reichen. Das Management nuss sich hierbei also schon ziemlich sicher sein, die Ressource signifikant erhöhen zu können.
Allerdings wird sich der Zeitplan nunmehr wohl weiter nach hinten verschieben.

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.801.213 von Cutter_Slade am 22.07.07 19:09:22

The drill program will be focused on determining whether the known copper and molybdenum resources at Las Guias extend further to the east towards the previously delineated mineral resource at Marja.

Hier nochmal eine Folie aus der aktuellen Präsentation von Juli 207.
Es geht um den Bereich zwischen den beiden grün eingefärbten Gebieten :

Zum Zeitplan habe ich eine Mail geschrieben, mal schauen, was sie antworten..

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.802.097 von sparplan_b am 22.07.07 19:44:18

Ja, ich weiß. Die Abbildungen verwirren etwas, weil das (in rot) die Löcher des Oxid-Programmes sind. Bisher sind selbst auf Las Guias recht wenige Löcher gebohrt, die meisten aus dem "neuen" Sulfid-Programm stammen von Marja - regional recht eng begrenzt - in-fill auf Relincho, 1 oder 2 auf Los Amarillos ohne besondere Ergebnisse und zuletzt die Löcher von Relincho in Richtung Las Guias.
Wenn man 45 Löcher zwischen Las Guias und Marja bohrt, hat das seine Gründe. Casey hatt sich ja mal ein wenig aus der Deckung gewagt mit der Hoffnung, alle 5 Gebiete würden in der Tiefe zusammen hängen und einen riesigen Porphyr bilden.
Ganz so ist es zwar nicht gekommen, aber die Verbindung von Relincho nach Las Guias läßt hoffen. Wenn sich nun Las Guias noch deutlich in Richtung Marja erstreckt....
Es gibt ja schon ein Loch zwischen Las Guias und Marja, PG100, vielleicht sollte man da mal nach dem Ergebnis fragen....

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.801.213 von Cutter_Slade am 22.07.07 19:09:22

Allerdings wird sich der Zeitplan nunmehr wohl weiter nach hinten verschieben.

David Strang hat schon auf meine Mail geantwortet:

Scoping study soll jetzt Ende Q1 2008 fertig sein, Prefeasibility ungefähr 6 Monate später (zunächst mal als sehr grobe Schätzung zu verstehen).

und:
The ore body has continued to expand in size greater than what we
previously thought.
...the delay in delivery on our timeline is a happy one...

[sparplan_b]

“Mines are found in the field, not the office.”
(David Lowell)


Hier ein Auszug aus dem aktuellen Explorers' League Dispatch, Vol. III; No. 5 July 25, 2007 von KitcoCasey, LLC.
(ganzer Artikel im Northern Peru Thread)


The focus has now shifted to X-Leaguer Ross Beaty’s Northern Peru Copper. His Galeno deposit is the largest copper porphyry left in South America that is owned by an exploration company, and Beaty has made it abundantly clear that Galeno is on the market for the right price. Speculation that such a deal is not far away has driven Northern Peru Copper’s share price to a double in 2007. After Galeno, Beaty’s other exploration vehicle, Global Copper, has been causing a stir with recent drill results at yet another porphyry, the Relincho deposit in Chile. It looks like X-Leaguers, and their exploration companies, could be feeding China’s hunger for these huge copper deposits, one porphyry at a time, for many years to come.

As for Lowell, Toromocho will certainly not be his last project. Mr. Porphyry has no plans to stop kicking rocks, and is determined to find yet another sleeper deposit. He has always maintained his motto, (written on a sign by his oft-deserted desk) that declares, “Mines are found in the field, not the office.”

[sparplan_b]

Global Copper Corp. Announces Closing of $10,950,000 Financing

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Aug 1, 2007 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --

Global Copper Corp. (TSX:GLQ) is pleased to announce the closing today of its non-brokered private placement of 3 million common shares at a price of $3.65 per share, for gross proceeds of $10,950,000. The shares will bear a four-month restriction on resale. Finders' fees of $477,000.33 were paid in connection with the private placement.

Proceeds from the financing will be used to continue the recently expanded 29,000 meter exploration drill program at the Relincho project and for general working capital requirements. The drill program was initiated in July 2006 and is focused on determining whether the known copper and molybdenum resources at Las Guias extend further to the east towards the previously delineated mineral resource at Marja.

GLOBAL COPPER CORP.

David Strang, President & CEO

[sparplan_b]

Global Copper (GLQ-TSX; C$2.41)
recently raised C$10.9 million dollars in a
private placement priced at C$3.65 per
share (no warrant). The company is
continuing to drill its Relincho copper
deposit in Chile, while other companies
advance two other copper deposits in
which Global retains an interest. Global
was one of four companies spun out of
Lumina Copper; two of those companies
have already been taken over, generating
big gains for shareholders.
The Relincho deposit has an oxide resource
of 0.9 billion pounds (based on
drilling by Global) and 4.4 billion pounds
of sulphide copper (based on work by previous
operators). The present drilling is
aimed at outlining resources in three areas
outside of the previously drilled resource
area. Results to date suggest that the newer
areas have the potential to add substantial
resources. Drilling through the balance of
the year will be worked into an updated
resource estimate early next year. The
company has also conducted metallurgical
testing on both the oxide and sulphide
portions of the deposit with results
suggesting good recoveries.

Global is on track to outline a large copper
deposit at Relincho, thereby setting
itself up for a possible takeover. I expect
the price to recover fairly quickly from
the recent dip and then to continue to
advance as the project moves toward a
resource estimate and a preliminary
economic assessment.

(Quelle: Resource Opportunities, August 2007-1)

[sparplan_b]

Global Copper Intersects 246 Meters Grading 0.84% Copper Equivalent in Step-Out Drilling in the Las Guias Zone at Relincho, Chile

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 11, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Global Copper Corp. ("Global") (TSX: GLQ) is pleased to announce results from 11 additional holes in the sulphide drilling program at its Relincho copper-molybdenum project in Chile. The holes were all drilled in the Las Guias area. Results are highlighted by step-out hole RG06-202 that intersected 246 meters grading 0.38% copper and 0.051% molybdenum (0.85% copper equivalent(ii)) including 34 meters grading 0.88% copper and 0.117% molybdenum (1.50% copper equivalent(ii)).

Hole RG 06-202 extends the Las Guias zone to the south at depth. The holes represents a 50 meters step-out to the south of the area between holes RG 06-196 (reported below) and RG 06-189 which intersected 255 meters from 364 meters grading 0.67% copper and 0.057% molybdenum (1.01% copper equivalent(ii)) including 26 meters from 574 meters grading 1.46% copper and 0.125% molybdenum (2.22% copper equivalent(ii)).

These results show that there is continuity of higher grade copper and molybdenum mineralization at depth at Las Guias. Further step-out drilling is planned to investigate the size and extent of this zone of higher grade mineralization and to determine if it continues southeast towards the previously drilled Marja zone.

To date, 62 holes totaling 30,727 meters have been completed in the sulphide drill program. In June a third rig was mobilized to the project and the program is now forecast to continue until at least November 2007. On completion of the drill program the current NI 43-101 sulphide mineral resource estimate will be updated to include the results of the sulphide drill program.


The results from the latest 11 drill holes are shown in the table below:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sulphide Pre-
Drill Collar
Holes - Hole Cu CuEq
Order of Number From To Length Total Mo %
Completion(i) (i) (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (ii) Comment
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
47 RG06- 148 264 116 0.54 0.034 0.75 50m step out to
194 south of
---------------------------------- RG07-188
302 468 166 0.48 0.031 0.66 (previously
---------------------------------- released).
544 586 42 0.45 0.007 0.49
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
48 RG06- 82 118 36 0.48 0.018 0.58 Infill drill
019 hole within
---------------------------------- the Las Guias
256 434 178 0.38 0.025 0.53 zone.
----------------------------------
412 434 22 0.39 0.033 0.59
----------------------------------
474 524 50 0.73 0.022 0.86
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
49 RG06- 578 602 24 0.37 0.012 0.45 100m step out to
195 the north of
---------------------------------- hole RG07-
664 692 28 0.42 0.022 0.55 192 (previously
---------------------------------- released).
704 752 48 0.38 0.017 0.48
----------------------------------
764 823 59 0.38 0.013 0.46
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
50 RG06- 330 464 134 0.43 0.014 0.51 Twin of 300m
021 hole drilled
---------------------------------- by a previous
638 705 67 0.60 0.022 0.73 operator and
step out to
depth.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
51 RG06- 200 394 194 0.59 0.051 0.90 Infill drill
077 hole within
---------------------------------- the Las Guias
484 622 138 0.46 0.024 0.61 zone.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
52 RG06- 304 354 50 0.37 0.013 0.45 Infill drill
196 hole within
---------------------------------- the Las Guias
410 512 102 0.53 0.021 0.66 zone.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
53 RG06- 210 366 156 0.54 0.024 0.68 Infill drill
197 hole within
---------------------------------- the Las Guias
504 660 156 0.46 0.014 0.54 zone.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
54 RG06- 80 98 18 0.46 0.008 0.53 50m step out to
038 south of
---------------------------------- RG07-199
220 256 36 0.34 0.017 0.44 (previously
---------------------------------- released).
284 320 36 0.37 0.026 0.53
----------------------------------
342 498 156 0.68 0.044 0.95
----------------------------------
574 618 44 0.28 0.031 0.47
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
55 RG06- 436 598 162 0.348 0.027 0.51 50m step out to
198 the northeast of
---------------------------------- RG07-192 and
614 682 68 0.504 0.027 0.67 infill between
this hole
and RG07-195.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
56 RG06- 264 296 32 0.40 0.018 0.50 115m step out to
093 east of RG07-189
---------------------------------- (previously
368 488 120 0.53 0.024 0.68 released). Hole
---------------------------------- lost at 629m due
incl. 368 629 261 0.46 0.021 0.58 to mechanical
reasons.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
57 RG06- 330 386 56 0.38 0.051 0.68 50m step out to
202 south of
---------------------------------- previous
426 672 246 0.38 0.051 0.84 operator's holes
---------------------------------- and RG07-189;
incl. 504 538 34 0.88 0.117 1.50 also designed
to test the
southern margin
of Las Guias to
depth.
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
(i) Diamond drill holes have been drilled from the bottom of previously
drilled RC holes (pre-collars). For that reason the number of
the pre-collar is not the actual order in which these holes were
drilled as part of the sulphide program. The first column
indicates the sequence in which the sulphide holes were drilled.
(ii) Copper equivalent is calculated for primary intervals using
US$1.00/lb Cu and US$6.00/lb Mo and is not adjusted for
metallurgical recoveries as these remain uncertain. The formula
used is as follows: CuEQ equals Cu% + (Mo% x 6)

The technical reports for the previously delineated oxide and sulphide resource estimates can be viewed on both the Global website at www.globalcoppercorp.com and SEDAR at www.sedar.com.

To view the map accompanying this press release please click on the following link: http://www.ccnmatthews.com/docs/GC1011.jpg



Leo Hathaway, P.Geo., is the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 for the Relincho Project. The quality assurance/quality control program is monitored by independent consultant Dr. Bruce M. Davis, Chief Geostatistician for Norwest Corporation and managed on site by Patricio Valenzuela, a Chilean geologist with over 24 years of experience. Logging and sampling are completed at Global's secure facility located at the project. The drill cores are mechanically split on site and samples securely transported to the ACME's facilities in Santiago, Chile for sample preparation and analysis. Total copper content is determined by three-acid digestion with atomic absorption finish. Global inserts standards, blanks and duplicates selected on a random basis into the sample stream and sends 5% of the sample pulps to check laboratories in Santiago, Chile.

GLOBAL COPPER CORP.

David Strang, President & CEO

[sparplan_b]

The Northern Miner, 10/12/2007

Global Copper pulling long intercepts at Relincho

Vancouver - Immense copper-molybdenum intercepts are becoming the norm for Global Copper (GLQ-T) as it drills to upgrade and increase the resource at the company’s flagship Relincho project in Chile.

Drilling to expand and upgrade the sulphide deposit at Relincho is consistently returning intercepts over 100 metres long with copper grades averaging 0.5% plus molybdenum grades ranging from 0.01% to 0.1%.

Relincho hosts five porphyry centres discovered in the mid-1990s. Three of the five centres – Relincho, Las Guias, and Marja in a southeast trending line – have seen significant drilling. Along the trend, a copper-mineralized oxide cap overlies primary sulphides, mostly bornite and chalcopyrite, that host copper and molybdenum.

In 2007 Global focused its efforts on in-fill drilling on all three zones as well as exploratory drilling between Relincho and Las Guias.

Within the Relincho deposit, several drills returned long copper intercepts. Hole 51 cut 32 metres of oxide mineralization grading 0.54% copper, followed directly by 254 metres grading 0.69% copper and 0.02% molybdenum. A few hundred metres southwest, hole 101 returned 272 metres of primary sulphide grading 0.47% copper and 0.02% molybdenum.

Step-out drilling around Relincho has also been worth while. Hole 75, stepped out to the west, intercepted 164 metres of 0.42% copper and 0.034% molybdenum. To the south, hole 182 returned a long intercept of 344 metres grading 0.72% copper and 0.006% molybdenum from 112 metres depth.

Infill drilling at Marja also returned promising results. Hole 6 cut 46 metres of oxide cap grading 0.46% copper, followed by 254 metres of primary sulphide grading 0.51% copper and 0.012% molybdenum.

At Las Guias, infill hole 77 cut 194 metres grading 0.59% copper and 0.051% molybdenum from 200 metres depth. Step-out hole 202 hit 246 metres grading 0.38% copper and 0.021% molybdenum from 426 metres depth, extending mineralization 50 metres south of previous holes.

And in what is perhaps the most interesting development, Global was rewarded for its exploratory drilling between Relincho and Las Guias when hole 78 intersected a previously unknown breccia zone that returned 370 metres grading 0.46% copper and 0.071% molybdenum.

Global recently completed a resource estimate for the oxide portions of the Relincho project, which estimated Relincho hosts 151 million tonnes grading 0.28% of indicated oxide material as well as an inferred oxide resource of 50 million tonnes grading 0.17%.

A 2003 NI 43-101-compliant report pegs the sulphide deposit at 317 million tonnes grading 0.47% copper and 0.021% molybdenum measured and indicated, as well as 264 million tonnes of 0.38% copper and 0.015% molybdenum inferred. A new resource estimate for the sulphide zones is currently being calculated.

Global has owned the Relincho project 100% since February when it exercised an option entered into with Lumina Copper, now part of Western Copper (WRN-T), and privately-owned Andes Pacific Development in 2003.

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.969.173 von sparplan_b am 13.10.07 16:25:58

Ich bin immer noch auf dem Stand von #10: Tolle neue Löcher, aber tlw. tief liegend bzw. in der Mineralisierung inkonsistent - das bringt zwar Tonnage, aber wieweit erhöht es den Wert der Lagerstätte ? Keine Vorstellung, trotzdem sehe ich GLQ immer noch als deutlich unterbewertet an. Wenn ich mir vorstelle, dass die Kombination MMG / DRV (nichts gegen die Lagerstätte, sieht immer besser aus) mit 5 Löchern und 4 Ergebnissen (bei einem derzeitigen Potential von vll. 250 - 300 Mio t bei geschätzt 0,9% Cu-Äquivalent, ihr noch nicht bebohrtes Au-Zn-Projekt mal außen vor) schon bei 140 Mio CAD liegt...

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Global Copper Intersects 572 and 348 Meters Grading 0.96% and 1.04% Copper Equivalent in Step-Out Drill Holes in the Las Guias Zone at Relincho, Chile

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 24, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Global Copper Corp. ("Global")(TSX: GLQ) is pleased to announce results from a further 5 holes in the sulphide drilling program at its Relincho copper-molybdenum project in Chile. The holes were all drilled in the Las Guias zone. Results are highlighted by step-out holes RG06-206 which intersected 572 meters grading 0.52% copper and 0.074% molybdenum (0.96% copper equivalent(ii)) including 14 meters grading 1.670% molybdenum and 0.23% copper (10.23% copper equivalent(ii)) and RG06-047 that returned 348 meters grading 0.70% copper and 0.056% molybdenum (1.04% copper equivalent(ii)) including 34 meters grading 1.62% copper and 0.169% molybdenum (2.64% copper equivalent(ii)).

The results from the latest 5 drill holes are shown in the table below; there is insufficient geological data to calculate true thicknesses of these intervals:


-----------------------------------------------------------------------
----
Sulphide Pre-Collar From To Len- Cu Mo CuEq% Comment
Drill Holes Hole (m) (m) gth Total (%) (ii)
- Order of Number(i) (m) (%)
Completion(i)
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
58 RG06-203 186 308 122 0.45 0.023 0.58 The longest
and 422 764 342 0.65 0.032 0.84 interval represents
incl. 552 628 76 0.87 0.046 1.14 a 120m step-out to
incl. 696 752 56 0.80 0.034 1.01 the north and
downwards from the
midpoint of the 364
to 619m interval in
RG07-189.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
59 RG06-047 462 810 348 0.70 0.056 1.04 85m step-out to the
incl. 666 700 34 1.62 0.169 2.64 east and downwards
from the midpoint
of the 364
to 619m interval in
RG07-189.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
60 RG07-204 48 82 34 0.61 0.010 0.67 The longest
and 362 622 260 0.52 0.024 0.66 interval represents
incl. 446 486 40 0.76 0.042 1.01 a 50m step-out to
the north and
downwards from the
midpoint of the 256
to 434m interval in
RG06-019.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
61 RG07-205 250 428 178 0.45 0.030 0.63 The longest
and 450 526 76 0.56 0.015 0.66 interval represents
a 50m lateral
step-out to the
northwest
from the midpoint
of the 256 to 434m
interval in
RG06-019.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
62 RG07-206 12 584 572 0.52 0.074 0.96 The longest
incl. 332 386 54 0.63 0.499 3.62 interval represents
incl. 360 374 14 0.23 1.670 10.23 a 130m lateral
and 542 580 38 0.95 0.093 1.50 step-out to the
west from the
midpoint of the 364
to 619m interval in
RG07-189. RG07-206
is 808m deep but
results have only
been received from
0 to 600m.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
(i) Diamond drill holes have been drilled from the bottom of previously
drilled RC holes (pre-collars). For that reason the number of the
pre-collar is not the actual order in which these holes were drilled as
part of the sulphide program. The first column indicates the sequence in
which the sulphide holes were drilled.
(ii) Copper equivalent is calculated for primary intervals using
US$1.00/lb Cu and US$6.00/lb Mo and is not adjusted for metallurgical
recoveries as these remain uncertain. The formula used is as follows:
CuEQ equals Cu% + Mo% x 6.

The new zone of higher grade mineralization at Las Guias was discovered by the previously released hole RG06-189 that intersected 255 meters from 364 to 619 meters grading 0.67% copper and 0.057% molybdenum (1.01% copper equivalent(ii)) including 26 meters from 574 to 600 meters grading 1.46% copper and 0.125% molybdenum (2.22% copper equivalent(ii)). Holes RG06-203, RG07-087 and RG07-206 stepped out laterally on this intercept to the north, east and west respectively as well as downwards, thereby extending the zone of higher grade mineralization. The zone of greater than 1% copper equivalent at Las Guias is characterized by brecciation in the contact zone of a porphyry copper intrusion that does not outcrop at surface. Mineralization consists of a simple assemblage of bornite, chalcopyrite, molybdenite and pyrite. These results confirm the continuity of the higher grade copper and molybdenum zone at Las Guias and additional step-out drilling is planned to further delineate it.

Holes RG07-204 and RG07-205 stepped out to the east and north of RG06-019 (results released October 2007) and expanded the margin of the Las Guias sulfide deposit in these directions.

To date, 65 holes totaling 35,309 meters have been completed in the sulphide drill program. In September a fourth rig was mobilized to the project and the drill program is forecast to continue into 2008. An updated NI 43-101 sulphide mineral resource estimate will be released by year end to include the results of the sulphide drill program to date and a Preliminary Economic Assessment will begin in the first quarter of 2008.

The technical reports for the previously delineated oxide and sulphide resource estimates can be viewed on both the Global website at www.globalcoppercorp.com and SEDAR at www.sedar.com.

NOTE: To view the map associated with this press release, please visit the following link:

http://www.ccnmatthews.com/docs/glq1024.pdf

Leo Hathaway, P.Geo., is the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 for the Relincho Project. The quality assurance/quality control program is monitored by independent consultant Dr. Bruce M. Davis, Chief Geostatistician for Norwest Corporation and managed on site by Patricio Valenzuela, a Chilean geologist with over 24 years of experience. Logging and sampling are completed at Global's secure facility located at the project. The drill cores are mechanically split on site and samples securely transported to the ACME's facilities in Santiago, Chile for sample preparation and analysis. Total copper content is determined by three-acid digestion with atomic absorption finish. Global inserts standards, blanks and duplicates selected on a random basis into the sample stream and sends 5% of the sample pulps to check laboratories in Santiago, Chile.

GLOBAL COPPER CORP.

David Strang, President & CEO

CAUTION REGARDING FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS: This news release contains "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and applicable Canadian securities legislation. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements with respect to the future price of gold, silver, copper and molybdenum, the timing of exploration activities, the estimation of mineral reserves and mineral resources, the results of drilling, estimated future capital and operating costs, future stripping ratios, projected mineral recovery rates and Global Copper's commitment to, and plans for developing any of its projects. Generally, these forward-looking statements can be identified by the use of forward-looking terminology such as "plans", "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected", "budget", "scheduled", "estimates", "forecasts", "intends", "anticipates" or "does not anticipate", or "believes", or variations of such words and phrases or state that certain actions, events or results "may", "can", "could", "would", "might" or "will be taken", "occur" or "be achieved". Forward-looking statements are subject to known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that may cause the actual results, level of activity, performance or achievements of Global Copper to be materially different from those expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements, including but not limited to: risks related to the exploration and potential development of the Company's projects, risks related to international operations, the actual results of current exploration activities, conclusions of economic evaluations, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, future prices of gold, silver, copper and molybdenum, as well as those factors discussed in the sections relating to risk factors of our business filed in Global Copper's required securities filings on SEDAR. Although Global Copper has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from those contained in forward-looking statements, there may be other factors that cause results to be materially different from those anticipated, described, estimated, assessed or intended.

There can be no assurance that any forward-looking statements will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Accordingly, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-looking statements. Global Copper does not undertake to update any forward-looking statements that are incorporated by reference herein, except in accordance with applicable securities laws.

Contacts: Global Copper Corp. David Strang President & CEO [phone] [phone] (FAX) Email: [e-mail] Website: www.globalcoppercorp.com

SOURCE: Global Copper Corp.

mailto:[e-mail] http://www.globalcoppercorp.com
Copyright 2007 Market Wire, All rights reserved.

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.136.615 von sparplan_b am 24.10.07 17:27:22

Aktie endlich aufgewacht ? An der Spitze in Can 20%.

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.140.498 von Cutter_Slade am 24.10.07 21:51:33

naja geschlafen hat sie nicht wirklich, eher etwas (zu) heftig geschwankt...

...zum Schluß immerhin noch +8,75%
(und zwischendrin mit 4,50 ein neues ATH)

Price Change % Change Volume Day High / Low 52Wk High / Low
4.10 +0.33 8.75% 347,345 4.5 / 3.7 4.5 / 1.76

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.140.973 von sparplan_b am 24.10.07 22:20:46

Naja, aber abgesehen von dem August-sell off endlich auch wieder etwas Volumen. Hoffentlich nicht nur diejenigen, die nur auf headlines mit guten Metallgehalten / -Bohrlängen anspringen und sich nach Nichteintreten von 50%igen Kurssprüngen schnell wieder verabschieden...
Wobei das eigentlich auch egal wäre...

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

“Mr. Broken Slot Machine” hat seinem Namen mal wieder alle Ehre gemacht...

...da war es nur noch eine aus der ehemaligen Lumina Copper Corp:


Regalito Copper Corp. was acquired by Pan Pacific Copper on May 9 – 06 for U$137 million
Lumina Resources Corp. was acquired by Western Copper Corp on Nov 30 – 2006
Northern Peru Copper Corp.
2007-12-06 08:57 ET - News Release
Mr. David Strang reports
CHINA MINMETALS/JIANGXI COPPER TO ACQUIRE NORTHERN PERU COPPER CORP FOR C$13.75 PER SHARE IN CASH
Global Copper Corp.

hier nochmal ein Auszug aus Posting #3:

Beaty has been executing his plan for the four companies that came out of Lumina Copper step by step, and it is only halfway done. Northern Peru Copper and Global Copper, the final two children of Lumina Copper, are next in line.
....
Next up is Global Copper, which again Strang figures is about one year behind Northern Peru Copper in its development. The company is committed to putting out a pre-feasibility study for Global Copper in January 2008. Although it already has outlined an impressive 3.5 billion lbs Cu at Relincho, chances are that the resource estimates will be increased over the upcoming year. This should do wonders for the company’s shareholder value, given its tight share structure. A share structure that, in classic Beaty fashion, will likely remain tight: after optioning off two of its lesser properties, the company is flush with cash. Financing without share dilution is practically a Beaty motto. This makes Global Copper a prime candidate to follow in the footsteps of its elder siblings and become a prime buyout target itself in the near future.

[sparplan_b]

Global Copper drills 544 m of 1.2% CuEq at Relincho

2007-12-10 09:29 ET - News Release

Mr. David Strang reports

GLOBAL COPPER REPORTS FURTHER STEP OUT DRILL RESULTS AT RELINCHO INCLUDING 544 AND 422 METERS GRADING 1.20% AND 0.83% COPPER EQUIVALENT; RESULTS INCLUDE 188 METERS GRADING 2.07% COPPER EQUIVALENT

Global Copper Corp. has provided results from a further 10 holes in the sulphide drilling program at its Relincho copper-molybdenum project in Chile. Six of the holes were step-outs in the Las Guias area, two were drilled at Marja and one was drilled to connect these two areas. Additionally, two holes stepped out on the southern and eastern margins of the Relincho deposit. Results are highlighted by step-out holes RG06-133 which intersected 544 metres grading 0.7 per cent copper and 0.084 per cent molybdenum (1.2 per cent copper equivalent (ii)), including 188 metres grading 1.07 per cent copper and 0.167 per cent molybdenum (2.07 per cent copper equivalent (ii)) and RG06-212 that returned 442 metres grading 0.62 per cent copper and 0.035 per cent molybdenum (0.83 per cent copper equivalent (ii)).

These drill holes further expand the zone of breccia-hosted, copper-molybdenum mineralization defined by drilling at Las Guias to date. Mineralization is focused along the contact zone of a porphyry copper intrusion that does not crop out and remains open to the northeast, south and to depth. The intrusion defined to date is elongate northwest-southeast and approximately 700 metres long and 300 metres wide. The latest drill results are shown. There is insufficient geological data to calculate true thicknesses of these intervals.

To date, 74 holes totalling 41,850 metres have been completed in the sulphide drill program. Four diamond drill rigs are now operating on the property and the drill program is now forecast to continue well into 2008. A new National Instrument 43-101 mineral resource estimate will be completed soon and will include the results of the sulphide drill program to date allowing for a preliminary economic assessment to be initiated in the first quarter of 2008.

Order CuEq
sulphide Pre- %
holes collar Cu (ii)
comple- hole From To Int. total Mo or
ted No. (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) oxide Comment
(i) (i)

63 RG07-199 78 184 106 0.39 0.016 0.49 100 m step-out hole to
and 304 328 24 0.37 0.017 0.48 the east of RG07-192 on
and 464 488 24 0.34 0.016 0.44 the northwestern margin
and 542 558 16 0.46 0.020 0.58 of the Las Guias
and 590 700 110 0.43 0.015 0.52 deposit. The hole was
terminated at 700 m and
mineralization remains
open to depth.
64 RG07-207 136 156 20 0.41 0.034 0.61 130 m step-out hole to
and 188 244 56 0.43 0.027 0.59 the east of RG06-21 on
and 422 474 52 0.46 0.025 0.61 the eastern margin of
and 498 854 356 0.53 0.023 0.67 Las Guias.
65 RG07-208 342 544 202 0.5 0.023 0.63 75 m step-out from hole
and 564 608 44 0.45 0.014 0.53 RG07-194 on the
southern limit of the
Relincho deposit.
66 RG07-211 0 298 298 0.50 0.016 0.60 60 m step-out from hole
incl. 0 32 32 0.51 0.010 Oxide RG06-002 on the eastern
incl. 32 298 266 0.50 0.017 0.61 margin of the Marja
and 362 394 32 0.41 0.024 0.55 deposit.
67 RG06-133 224 768 544 0.70 0.084 1.20 35 m step-out to south
incl. 378 566 188 1.07 0.167 2.07 of RG06-189 and 140 m
incl. 518 544 26 1.69 0.646 5.56 step-out from RG06-047
extending the southern
limit of the Las Guias
deposit.
68 RG06-120 0 314 314 0.47 0.012 0.55 Twin of hole PM105
incl. 0 32 32 0.44 0.009 Oxide (previous operator)
incl. 32 314 282 0.48 0.012 0.55 drilled for data
validation purposes.
The results show very
good correlation
between these two
holes.
69 RG07-212 0 42 42 0.37 0.009 Oxide Upper three intervals
and 54 86 32 0.39 0.015 0.48 step-out approximately
and 134 176 42 0.47 0.022 0.60 150 m south of hole
and 414 856 442 0.62 0.035 0.83 RG06-93; lower interval
steps out approximately
175 m southeast of the
longest interval in
hole RG06-133.
The hole is southeast
of the known Las Guias
deposit.
70 RG06-031 344 386 42 0.42 0.010 0.48 Hole testing for a
and 448 518 70 0.34 0.016 0.43 mineralized zone
connecting Las Guias
and Marja; 160 m step-
out to the south of
hole RG06-212.
71 RG06-061 304 362 58 0.71 0.014 0.79 100 m step-out from hole
and 588 608 20 0.32 0.014 0.40 RG07-191 on the central
and 630 700 70 0.49 0.011 0.55 eastern flank of the
Relincho deposit in an
area that had not
previously been drill
tested.
72 RG06-052 0 158 158 0.57 0.015 0.66 Exploration hole
and 0 26 26 0.75 0.007 Oxide designed to test for a
combined 26 158 132 0.54 0.016 0.64 mineralized zone
and 240 294 54 0.39 0.009 0.45 connecting Las Guias
and 460 692 232 0.43 0.026 0.59 and Marja; 300 m step-
out to the east of
hole RG06-212.

(i) Diamond drill holes have been drilled from the bottom of previously
drilled RC holes (precollars). For that reason, the number of the precollar
is not the actual order in which these holes were drilled as part of the
sulphide program. The first column indicates the sequence in which the
sulphide holes were drilled.
(ii) Copper equivalent is calculated for primary sulphide intervals using
$1 (U.S.)/pound copper and $6 (U.S.)/pound moly and is not adjusted for
metallurgical recoveries as these remain uncertain. The formula used is as
follows: CuEq equals Cu per cent plus Mo per cent multiplied by six. All
intervals are in sulphide mineralization unless otherwise noted.

The technical reports for the previously delineated oxide and sulphide resource estimates can be viewed on both the Global website and SEDAR.

Leo Hathaway, PGeo, is the qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 for the Relincho project and has reviewed and approved the contents of this news release. The quality assurance/quality control program is monitored by independent consultant Dr. Bruce M. Davis, chief geostatistician for Norwest Corp., and managed on site by Patricio Valenzuela, a Chilean geologist with over 24 years of experience. Logging and sampling are completed at Global's secure facility located at the project. The drill cores are mechanically split on site and samples securely transported to the ACME's facilities in Santiago, Chile, for sample preparation and analysis. Total copper content is determined by three-acid digestion with atomic absorption finish. Global inserts standards, blanks and duplicates selected on a random basis into the sample stream and sends 5 per cent of the sample pulps to check laboratories in Santiago, Chile.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[sparplan_b]

Nett, “Mr. Broken Slot Machine” gibt weiter Gas


Global Copper indicates 5.14 billion lb Cu at Relincho

2007-12-12 08:35 ET - News Release

Mr. David Strang reports

GLOBAL COPPER REPORTS INTERIM SULPHIDE MINERAL RESOURCE ESTIMATE FOR RELINCHO COPPER-MOLYBDENUM DEPOSIT-SIGNIFICANT INCREASE OVER PREVIOUS ESTIMATE

Global Copper Corp. has received an interim, independent sulphide mineral resource estimate that has significantly increased the size of the Relincho copper/molybdenum deposit located in Chile. The interim estimate includes the results of 17 holes drilled in the newly discovered higher grade copper-molybdenum zone at Las Guias which remains open to the northeast, the south and at depth. The final mineral resource estimate will be known when the drill exploration program is complete.

David Strang, president and chief executive officer, said: "I am very pleased with the results of the interim resource estimate and am even more excited about the results we are receiving from the new higher grade copper and molybdenum zone at Las Guias. We are aggressively exploring the zone with four drill rigs and hope to continue to increase the size and grade of the deposit."

The interim sulphide National Instrument 43-101-compliant mineral resource estimate is in the "Sulphide indicated mineral resources" and "Sulphide inferred mineral resources" tables.

SULPHIDE INDICATED MINERAL RESOURCES

Size Grade Contained metal
CuEq(1)
cut-off Tonnes CuEq(1) Cu Mo Cu Mo
(%) (million) (%) (%) (%) (billion lb) (million lb)

0.2 871 0.48 0.37 0.017 7.12 332
0.4 498 0.61 0.47 0.023 5.14 250
0.6 200 0.79 0.60 0.032 2.63 139

SULPHIDE INFERRED MINERAL RESOURCES

Size Grade Contained metal
CuEq(1)
cut-off Tonnes CuEq(1) Cu Mo Cu Mo
(%) (million) (%) (%) (%) (billion lb) (million lb)

0.2 1,140 0.38 0.30 0.014 7.54 347
0.4 378 0.56 0.43 0.023 3.58 191
0.6 104 0.80 0.58 0.038 1.32 87

Mineral resources do not have demonstrated economic viability. The "base
case" cut-off limit for the sulphide resources is 0.4-per-cent copper
equivalent (CuEq).

(1) Copper equivalent is calculated for sulphide intervals using $1.00 (U.S.)
per pound Cu and $6.00 (U.S.) per pound Mo and is not adjusted for metallurgical
recoveries as these remain uncertain. The formula used is as follows: CuEQ equals
Cu per cent plus Mo per cent multiplied by six.

The NI 43-101-compliant oxide mineral resource estimate has also been updated as a result of the sulphide drill program and is shown in the "Oxide indicated mineral resources" and "Oxide inferred mineral resources" tables.

OXIDE INDICATED MINERAL RESOURCES

Size Grade Contained metal
Cu T
Cut-Off Tonnes CuT Mo Cu Mo
(%) (million) (%) (%) (million lb) (million lb)

0.1 161 0.27 0.008 970 28
0.2 114 0.32 0.009 814 22
0.3 56 0.41 0.010 501 13

OXIDE INFERRED MINERAL RESOURCES

Size Grade Contained metal
Cu T
Cut-Off Tonnes CuT Mo Cu Mo
(%) (million) (%) (%) (million lb) (million lb)

0.1 46 0.17 0.006 171 6
0.2 11 0.27 0.008 63 2
0.3 3 0.36 0.008 21 0

Mineral resources do not have demonstrated economic viability. The "base
case" cut-off limit for the oxide resources is 0.2 per cent Cu.


These new mineral resource estimates were calculated using ordinary kriging and are based upon a total of 92,445 metres in 378 holes and include the previous drilling completed in the 1990s by Outokumpu comprising 43,968 metres in 161 holes. An updated NI 43-101 technical report detailing the sulphide and oxide mineral resource estimates will be completed and filed within 45 days.

In 2003, AMEC completed an NI 43-101-compliant mineral resource estimate at Relincho defining measured and indicated sulphide resources of 174 million tonnes grading 0.59 per cent copper and 0.024 per cent molybdenum, and inferred sulphide resources of 100 million tonnes grading 0.51 per cent copper and 0.017 per cent molybdenum at a cut-off grade of 0.4 per cent copper. The current indicated sulphide mineral resources at Relincho totals 498 million tonnes grading 0.47 per cent copper and 0.023 per cent molybdenum (0.61-per-cent copper equivalent(1)) and inferred sulphide mineral resources of 378 million tonnes grading 0.43 per cent copper and 0.023 per cent molybdenum (0.56-per-cent copper equivalent(1)); both using a 0.4-per-cent copper equivalent(1) cut-off grade.

The company will begin work on a preliminary economic assessment in early 2008 which should be completed by midyear.

Robert Sim, PGeo, from Norwest Corp. and a qualified person as defined by NI 43-101, is responsible for the mineral resource estimate. Leo Hathaway, PGeo, the qualified person as defined by NI 43-101 for the Relincho project, has reviewed and approved the content of this press release.

Conference call

Call-in details for the conference call to be held on Dec. 12 at 10 a.m. (Pacific Time) are:

North American toll-free: 1-866-322-2356

International: 1-416-640-3405

A replay of the conference call will be available on the company's website at after the conference call.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[sparplan_b]

und erstmals die 5 CAD übersprungen.

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.742.042 von sparplan_b am 12.12.07 17:51:03

Die neue Schätzung ist echt hammerhart; ungefähr 1,5 Mrd. t indicated + inferred bei 0,3% cut-off (meine bevorzugter cut-off-Wert), meine Erwartungen sind deutlich übertroffen (die Menge hatte NOC zwischenzeitlich auch mal, bevor die inferred "zusammengestrichen" wurden).
Jetzt nur noch die Frage, was davon ökonomisch förderbar ist, hier das beste pit-design zu ermitteln, wird wohl eine Sisiphus-Arbeit.

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.745.224 von Cutter_Slade am 12.12.07 20:51:01

das beste pit-design zu ermitteln, wird wohl eine Sisiphus-Arbeit

Aus der News:
The company will begin work on a preliminary economic assessment in early 2008 which should be completed by midyear.

Es ist die Frage, bis zu welchem Punkt die Firma gebracht wird, bevor auch sie übernommen wird.
In der aktuellen Firmenpräsentation steht (immer noch, S.3):

Business Plan – 2008:
Divest Global to a major mining company.

Für mich stellt sich eher die Frage, was Ross Beaty dann wohl machen wird ?

[sparplan_b]

Global Copper Corp. (GLQ-TSX;
C$5.13) has three porphyry copper
deposits in Chile and Argentina with a
combined endowment of nearly 10
billion pounds of copper plus
significant values of gold and
molybdenum. Drilling continues at
Relincho in Chile with four rigs that are
expected to continue into the New
Year. An earlier estimate outlined a
combined resource of 0.9 billion
pounds of oxide copper and 3.4 billion
pounds of sulfide copper. An updated
resource, incorporating this year’s
results, is expected early next year, and
will support a preliminary economic
assessment expected in the first quarter,
followed immediately by a
prefeasibility study. Joint venture
partners are working on the two copper
deposits in Argentina.
Global Copper was one of four
companies spun out of Lumina Copper
in 2005. Northern Peru Copper
received a takeover bid this week and
the other two were sold earlier,
generating a big payoff for
shareholders. Global is on track to
follow in the path of those other
companies.
Shares Outstanding: 30 million
www.globalcoppercorp.com

(RESOURCE OPPORTUNIITIIES, December 2007-2)

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.745.689 von sparplan_b am 12.12.07 21:18:29

Ja, ich geh auch davon aus, dass sie verkauft wird, aber
a) hinter der ursprünglichen planung liegt man ja nun doch schon einiges zurück
b) ist die Lagerstätte nicht so einfach wie bei NOC. Ich denke, da wird man schon demonstrieren müssen, wieviel Cu/Mo man zu welchen Kosten mit welchem stripping ratio auch aus den geneigten resp. erst in der Tiefe beginnenden Schichten rausholen kann...
Mit 2008 rechne ich da (inzwischen) für eine Übernahme nicht mehr.

Gruß Cutter

Tja, wenn man jetzt schon das nächste Beaty-Monster kennen würde...
So "einfach" wie bei Lumina + Folgegesellschaften wird's wohl nicht mehr...

[sparplan_b]

The Northern Miner, Monday, December 31, 2007

Relincho results propel Global Copper to new high

Vancouver -- A stream of good news from Global Copper's (GLQ-T, GOCPF-O) Relincho project in Chile boosted the junior's share price by $2.22 or 74% in three months.

The latest news is of an updated resource estimate for the large-scale copper-molybdenum project in the desert of Chile's Region III. The new estimate puts indicated sulphide resources at 498 million tonnes grading 0.47% copper and 0.023% molybdenum, at a 0.4% copper-equivalent cutoff, for 5.14 billion contained pounds copper and 250 million lbs. molybdenum. Inferred sulphide resources add another 378 million tonnes grading 0.43% copper and 0.023% molybdenum.

Although Global Copper has been focused on definition drilling at the sulphide portions of the project, the new study also updated the oxide resource estimate. Indicated oxide resources stand at 114 million tonnes grading 0.32% copper and 0.009% molybdenum; 11 million inferred tonnes grading 0.27% copper and 0.008% molybdenum add to the oxide count.

The new estimate includes the results from 17 holes punched into the recently discovered, higher-grade Las Guias zone. Las Guias sits between Relincho -- the zone to the west, where mineralization is closer to the surface and which was the focus of historical exploration on the site -- and Marja, the zone Global Copper discovered in its initial stepout exploration on the project. In trying to link the two zones, which are some 3.5 km distant, Global Copper started hitting deep, high-grade mineralization.

Las Guias is the main focus of the company's exploration program. Only a few days prior to news of the resource estimate, the company released results from 10 new holes, six of which tested extension to the recently discovered area.

Hole 133 intersected 544 metres grading 0.7% copper and 0.084% molybdenum from 224 metres depth, extending the southern limits of Las Guias. Hole 207 also stepped out of Las Guias and returned 356 metres grading 0.53% copper and 0.023% molybdenum from 498 metres, extending the zone's eastern margin. And the results from hole 212 -- 442 metres of 0.62% copper and 0.035% molybdenum from 414 metres -- extended the zone to the southeast.

Results from Las Guias released in October demonstrated the strength of the zone. Hole 47 intersected 348 metres grading 0.7% copper and 0.056% molybdenum from 462 metres depth, and hole 206 returned 572 metres of 0.52% copper and 0.074% molybdenum.

High-grade mineralization at Las Guias appears to centre on the contact zone of a porphyry copper intrusion that does not outcrop. The elongate, northwest-southeast breccia intrusion has been defined to date at 700 metres long and 300 metres wide.

Four drills are currently turning on the property, and 74 holes totalling 41,850 metres have been completed in the sulphide drill program.

News of the resource estimate prompted a 39¢ share price gain for the junior, which closed at an all-time high of $5.25. In early October, Global Copper was trading around the $3 mark. The company had a 52-week trading range of $1.76-4.95 with 29.7 million shares issued.

[sparplan_b]

Global Copper options Taca Taca to Rio Tinto

2008-01-02 18:26 ET - News Release

Mr. David Strang reports

GLOBAL COPPER CORP. OPTIONS TACA TACA TO RIO TINTO

Global Copper Corp. has agreed to grant an option over a 75-per-cent interest in its 100-per-cent-owned Taca Taca property located in Salta province, Argentina, to a wholly owned subsidiary of Rio Tinto, one of the largest diversified mining groups in the world.

The Taca Taca property hosts a significant porphyry copper/gold deposit. Details of the existing resource and other Taca Taca project information can be found at Global's website and in a news release dated June 23, 2003.

To exercise the option, Rio Tinto will pay Global $80-million (U.S.) within three years. In order to maintain the option during that period, Rio Tinto must pay Global $3-million (U.S.) in staged payments, complete 25,000 metres of drilling and cover all Global's Taca Taca property maintenance expenses. Upon exercising the option, Rio Tinto will be responsible for the first $120-million (U.S.) in expenditures on the project before Global will be required to finance its proportional share. In addition, Global can elect to have Rio Tinto contribute its share of exploration, development and mine construction expenditures on a deferred carried basis. Further, Global will maintain the right to independently market and sell its share of product produced by any future mining operation.

David Strang, president and chief executive officer, said: "I am very pleased to have Rio Tinto as a partner to help develop Taca Taca, which is a large porphyry copper system that requires extensive exploration, development and financial commitment. With our focus on the aggressive development of our core asset, Relincho, I believe that partnering with Rio Tinto brings the necessary technical expertise and financial commitment to advance Taca Taca towards mine development."

Additional information on the Taca Taca property and the AMEC 43-101 technical report dated May 15, 2003, can be found on the company's website.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.922.002 von sparplan_b am 03.01.08 05:50:42

Die Konditionen sind ja echt heftig. Hätte nicht gedacht, das GLQ Taca Taca für solch einen Betrag losschlagen kann. Nun muss Taca Taca nur noch das erbringen, was Rio Tinto sich erhofft (in der letzten Zeit hat es ja schon einige gecancelte Optionen gegeben) - aber da sollte man vll. einfach dem "Meister" vertrauen...

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.922.257 von Cutter_Slade am 03.01.08 08:53:24

Die Konditionen sind ja echt heftig. Hätte nicht gedacht, das GLQ Taca Taca für solch einen Betrag losschlagen kann.
...
aber da sollte man vll. einfach dem "Meister" vertrauen...

...nicht schlecht eingekauft vor 2 Jahren ...



Volume 93 Number 45 The Global Mining Newspaper Jan 4 - 10, 2008

Daily News Friday, January 04, 2008

Rio Tinto options Global Copper's Taca Taca


Vancouver - Global Copper (GLQ-T, GOCPF-O) has landed Rio Tinto (RTP-N, RIO-L) as an option partner on its Taca Taca copper-gold deposit in Salta Province, northwestern Argentina.

The deal sees Rio Tinto paying US$80 million to Global within three years to exercise its option for 75% of the project. During the option period the major will also make staged payments to Global totaling US$3 million, complete 25,000 metres of drilling and cover all property maintenance costs.

Once vested, Rio Tinto will be responsible for the first US$120 million of project expenditures prior to Global being required to fund its proportional share. Additionally, Global can also elect to have the major cover its share of exploration, development and mine construction expenditures on a deferred carried basis.

Discovered in the 1960s, Taca Taca is an Andean-type porphyry copper-gold deposit that has seen past exploration by Falconbridge (now part of Xstrata (XSRAF-O, XTA-L)), South African mining house Gencor, BHP Billiton (BHP-N, BHP-L) predecessor BHP Minerals, Corriente Resources (CTQ-T, ETQ-X) as well as Rio Tinto. More than 24,000 metres of drilling in 156 holes has been completed on the property.

Based on BHP Minerals' work, a non-NI43-101 compliant historic inferred resource estimate of 106 million tonnes at 0.66% copper and 0.13 gram gold per tonne has been reviewed using a 0.4% copper cut-off grade. Using a lower 0.2% copper cut-off the historic resource grows to 240 million inferred tonnes of 0.41% copper.

A 20-60 metre thick supergene enrichment zone consisting of chalcocite and covellite coatings on chalcopyrite and pyrite has been defined beneath a roughly 200-300 metre leached cap. Besides copper and gold, molybdenum mineralization has been identified on the project.

Global Copper acquired the project from Corriente Resources in 2005 for US$50,000 and 300,000 shares. There is a 1.5% net smelter return royalty on the property.

Besides Taca Taca, the company has also been advancing its flagship Relincho copper-molybdenum project in Region III, Chile. Additionally, in mid-2006 Global Copper optioned its San Jorge copper-gold project in Argentina to Coro Mining (COP-T).

"With our focus on the aggressive development of our core asset, Relincho, I believe that partnering with Rio Tinto brings the necessary technical expertise and financial commitment to advance Taca Taca towards mine development," commented Global Copper president and CEO David Strang on the large commitment necessary at the project.

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.951.991 von sparplan_b am 05.01.08 18:36:12

...nicht schlecht eingekauft vor 2 Jahren

Ja, wahrlich, das ist ein ROI.... (wenn zum Schluss ausgeübt wird)
Was mich an Taca Taca immer gestört hat, war diese Tiefe. Viel zu niedriggradig für eine UG-Operation, und ein extrem schlechtes stripping-ratio für OP.
Was will Rio Tinto da nur machen... ?

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.960.781 von Cutter_Slade am 06.01.08 17:51:52

habe gerade nochmal auf der Homepage nachgesehen, dort steht was von 1,15 Mio. USD und 300k Aktien (von Lumina), die zu zahlen sind, wäre aber immer noch ein gutes ROI

Was will Rio Tinto da nur machen... ?

gute Frage, sie werden sich (hoffentlich) was dabei gedacht haben.

Der "Technical Report" kam 2003 zu folgendem Schluß:

Conclusion:
The Taca Taca deposit suffers from several obstacles:
• First, the depth of the deposit requires a prolonged pre-strip period.
• Second, the low grades would not generate the revenue to pay off capital when discounted.
• Finally, it is unlikely this project will meet BHP criteria.
Unless the exploration group feels there is potential to reduce the stripping or increasing the grade,
the mineralization, as interpreted in this “upside” evaluation does not warrant further expenditures.

Dabei wurde mit folgenden Preisen gerechnet:

Copper price: Base $0.90 – Variable $0.85-$1.05/lb ($0.05 increments)
Gold price: $350/oz
Moly: $4.50/lb

Die Welt sieht da ja heute etwas anders aus, von daher machen heute viele Projekte wieder Sinn, die vor ein paar Jahren noch als unökomomisch eingestuft wurden.

[sparplan_b]

NP says world of opportunity seen in Global Copper

2008-01-21 05:49 ET - In the News

The National Post reports in its Saturday, Jan. 19, edition that Global Capper is five years from producing copper and molybdenum at its Relincho project in Chile, says Raymond James analyst Tom Meyer. The Post's Peter Koven writes that Mr. Meyer predicts major value accretion as the project advances. He rates Global Copper "strong buy" in new coverage. He targets the stock at $12 in six to 12 months. The stock closed Friday at $5. He notes Global's low valuation compared with peers, the prospect for resource growth, value accretion as the project advances and the fact that it could become a consolidation candidate. "The size of the project, the high-quality of work being conducted, not to mention management's track record of maximizing net asset value, places Global Copper's Relincho project on the radar screen of larger mining entities," says Mr. Meyer. "With each additional positive data point, we expect the list of potential acquirers to grow." Mr. Meyer sees Relincho producing 129,900 tonnes of copper and 4,100 tonnes of moly yearly starting in 2013. Global has other interests, but Mr. Meyer says those are less important than Relincho. The stock has a 52-week trading range of $1.76 to $6.18.

[Snofu]

Moinsen Global Coppers

schade das dieser Thread so wenig beachtung findet.
Hab mir vor 2 Wochen ein paar hundert Stocks gegoennt.
Gloabl Copper hat sich bis jetzt ganz gut gehalten, trotz weltweiten absturz.

Zur Zeit ist aber immer noch vorsicht angesagt. Meiner Meinung wird Amerika alles dafuer tun die Rezession abzuwenden

.....aber

aufgeschoben ist nicht aufgehoben. Neue Verschuldungen etc. werden Amerika in den naechsten Jahren beschaeftigen und das alles vor den neuen Wahlen. Pure little Amerika, Krieg kostet Geld und es ist kein Ende in Sicht.

Gruesse aus Canada

Snofu

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.159.313 von Snofu am 24.01.08 17:57:34

Moin Snofu, willkommen im Club, dann sind wir ja schon zu dritt

[Snofu]

Jo, Danke. Mann goennt sich ja sonst nichts

Schoenes Volumen heut in Canada. All die Raten die das sinkende Schiff verlassen haben kommen heut zurueck

Schauen wir mal wo die Reise hingeht. Bin Looong drin.

[sparplan_b]

Interview mit Ross Beaty im neuen Explorers' League Dispatch, Vol. IV; No. 2
(kostenlose Anmeldung hier)

RUBBING ELBOWS WITH ROSS BEATY

“I know the earth backwards and forwards.”

Bold words, but in this case they are no exaggeration because they’re coming from Explorers’ League honoree Ross Beaty, chairman of Pan American Silver (PAAS; T.PAA). He took a few minutes off his busy schedule to meet with us (Louis James of International Speculator and myself) at the investment conference in Vancouver, B.C. Turns out, Ross had some interesting things to tell us…

XL: First off, let’s start with the big picture. Where do you see gold and silver going in 2008?

Ross Beaty: Gold has a strong likelihood of going over $1,000/ounce in 2008. And silver will follow. Don’t forget: silver is money, too. It’s a refuge, an investment. But it’s also true that its strength will be somewhat buffered by its industrial use and could wane if the U.S. economy slows down. So I expect silver will do better than base metals, but not as well as gold.

XL: And will the U.S. economy have that slowdown?

RB: I’m optimistic. It’s very possible the U.S. won’t go into a recession.

XL: Really? No recession in the U.S.?

RB: Not all manufacturing companies will be hurt. Many of these companies are international. The U.S. has a bad cold right now, but the overall economy is fundamentally strong. Not only that, Europe is in pretty good shape despite the subprime crisis that has hurt its financial sector, and Russia and China still have double-digit growth. And look at Dubai – it’s just an amazing place with spectacular growth that most North Americans don’t even know about. The problems from the U.S. have less of an effect on the world. Most writers in the States are focused on just the U.S. and not on the world. They frequently miss the global picture.

XL: Pan American Silver is approaching number-one status…

RB: PAAS will be the largest primary silver producer in the world this year. We’ll produce 25 million ounces on an annual basis by the end of the year. We have 7 producing mines, all of which are profitable, and a $3 billion market cap. We now have 6,500 employees in five countries. I am very proud of our accomplishments.

XL: That’s impressive. What does this mean for your stock price?

RB: We’re outperforming all of the silver companies right now – the explorers, the resource holders like Silver Standard, and silver derivatives like Silver Wheaton. We have deep management talent, we execute well, and we deliver on our promises.

XL: What’s next for PAAS?

RB: We’re looking for the next leg of growth right now. And it will be either through exploration discovery or an acquisition.

XL: You recently sold Northern Peru Copper to the Chinese for $455 million. Tell us what it was like to deal with them.

RB: The professionalism of the Chinese was impressive. Many companies were interested, including 4 or 5 Chinese companies. Actually, the government selected which bid got awarded.

XL: The government decided which Chinese company bid for NOC?

RB: That’s right, because they control foreign currency. And it turned out the company that did the best due diligence was the one who bought it. They were very professional, and it wouldn’t have been that way even 5 years ago.

XL: Are the Chinese pursuing commodities as aggressively as reported?

RB: They’ve got all the money they want, and they’re using that money to buy resources. They’re very smart. They’re buying commodity interests all over the world.

XL: What about copper going forward?

RB: You had people saying last year that copper was headed down. Well, the price is still up, and inventories are going down. Because there is growth still out there, you’re going to have continuing strong prices. We’re in a supercycle now, and these cycles last for decades. Plus, the speculators are gone from the market. It will be 3-4 years before a lot of supply will come on line, but by then continuing strong demand might sop up all that new supply.

XL: You still have Global Copper.

RB: Global will be the last one of our four Lumina companies to be sold, and we think it will happen this year. GLQ now has a market cap of $150 million and we expect it to continue to do well in 2008.

XL: We understand you had a fascinating motorcycle trip last year.

RB: I sure did. A close friend and I went from Beijing to Munich in 6 weeks. We traveled by motorcycle, going through China, Central Asia, Turkey, Eastern Europe – we even met Lukas [Lundin] on the trip. The most amazing thing we saw, though, was the growth everywhere we went, especially in China. We went through some pretty bizarre places such as Turkmenistan where, for example, gas costs 5 cents a gallon.

[Snofu]

Kleine Info was in den naechsten 6 Monaten zu erwarten ist.

Info from www.Stockhouse.ca
Posted on SEDAR 2 (28 Jan) days ago. Sounds like they are continuing with drilling to try and expand the deposit.

RECOMMENDATIONS
GCC has completed a systematic drilling program which has delineated the extents of the Oxide zone copper mineralization above the Relincho, Las Guias and Marja areas and partially delineated the extents of the underlying Sulphide copper-molybdenum zone. The
recommendations of this report are to 1) complete a Preliminary Economic Assessment and 2) to continue to expand the Sulphide mineral resource through exploration drilling. These two
recommendations should be carried out concurrently and are not contingent on the results of the other.

For the purposes of this report, a 30,000m drill program conducted over 6 months is considered a reasonable size and timeframe for the drill program. The drill program will determine whether all
potentially economic sulphide mineralization has been defined or whether further drilling is merited. The Preliminary Economic Assessment will include an economic analysis which will
direct future decisions regarding the Relincho Project. This study is expected to be completed in 2008 and will address the following parameters:

• Process engineering and infrastructure requirements
• Mine engineering studies
• Metallurgical testing
• Geotechnical design
• Environmental studies
• Socio-economic studies
• Estimation of capital and operating costs

Gruss

Snofu

[Snofu]

Also fassen wir mal zusammen (grober ueberblick).

* In den naechsten 6 Monaten werden nochmal fleissig Daten
gesammelt.
* GLQ wird verkauft. Vermutlich an die Chinesen. Die kaufen wie
bloed. Market Cap zur Zeit 150Mio.
* Kursziel in den naechsten 6 Monaten 10-12CAD, locker
* Northern Peru Copper wurde fuer 455Mio verkauft.

Was will man mehr, kaufen kaufen, abwarten und Tee trinken.


Gruss

Snofu

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.229.717 von Snofu am 31.01.08 18:19:47

Kursziel in den naechsten 6 Monaten 10-12CAD, locker

der Kurs ist auf einem guten Weg dorthin.
Neues ATH gerade mit 6.80 CAD

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.263.710 von sparplan_b am 04.02.08 17:41:11

locker die 7 CAD übersprungen

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.264.553 von sparplan_b am 04.02.08 18:54:52

7,32

da ist doch irgendwas im Busch...

[Cutter_Slade]

Kann mir jemand erklären, warum ich im August von 3,60 abwärts in 3 Tranchen nachgekauft hab und bei 2,30 die Nerven verloren und den Zukauf wieder geschmissen...

Cutter

PS: Kursbild kommt mir bekannt vor, sogar die Sprünge... (nur dass NOC "damals" schon weiter war)

[Snofu]

Artikel vom Handelsblatt 05/02/2008

Keine Zeit zum Verkaufen
Von Ken Fisher, Grüner Fisher Investments

Nicht alles, was furchterregend aussieht, ist auch etwas, was Angst und Schrecken verbreiten möchte. In einem ähnlichen Gewand kleiden sich Korrekturen – Einschnitte, die sich furchtbar anfühlen, aber notwendig sind. Die damit verbundene Hysterie jedoch kehrt wieder und wieder.

Alle sehen Bären. Und alle irren sich. Dies ist eine globale Korrektur, wie sie im Buche steht. Korrekturen fühlen sich schrecklich an, sind aber nicht zu fürchten.

Korrekturen sind steile Abstürze, angetrieben durch angsteinflößende, scheinbar echte aber tatsächlich falsche Geschichten – dann schwingen sich Aktien in ein paar Monaten auf neue Höhen. Echte Höchststände eines Bullenmarktes haben lange, schleifende, durch Euphorie gekennzeichnete Spitzen. Aber vergangenes Jahr gab es keine Euphorie. Globale Aktien erreichten im November ihren Höchststand – jetzt, drei Monate später, ist dies einfach eine Korrektur. Seit 1998 hatten wir keine Korrektur mehr in einem „Nicht-Bärenmarkt“. In meinen 36 Jahren in diesem Geschäft habe ich noch nie so kurz nach einem Höchststand solch eine verbreitete Überzeugung gesehen, wir seien in einer Rezession oder in einem Bärenmarkt. Die Überzeugung der ganzen Welt sagt Ihnen, dass dies nicht sein kann – Aktien werden sich erholen.

Heute herrscht Hysterie – das klassische psychologische Muster einer Korrektur. Erinnern Sie sich an die Asienkrise 1997? Heute ist es die US-Krise: Ängste vor Amerikas Subprime schlagen Wellen im Kreditgeschäft, dass es eine US-Rezession verursacht und die Welt versenkt. Aber entgegen allen Ängsten wuchs das US-Kreditgeschäft im vierten Quartal 2007 in allen Kategorien. Wenn die Schwierigkeiten echt wären, würde es schrumpfen. Die Rate der Hypothekenkündigungen ist gestiegen, bleibt aber immer noch unter einem Prozent der Gesamthypotheken – nicht bedenklich.

Und tatsächlich fielen die Raten für Anleihenverzug sogar bei den risikoreichsten Unternehmensschulden. Fremdkapitalkosten bei hochwertigen Schulden wie AAA sind aktuell niedriger als im Juni. Nur die risikoreicheren Raten sind höher, und das sind gerade 10 Prozent des Gesamtunternehmensmarktes. In einer echten Kreditkrise wären alle Raten höher. Dies ist einfach eine Umverteilung von schlechteren zu besseren Risiken und eine klassische Korrekturgeschichte.

Heute ist nicht 2000. Es ist eher wie 1998 – ein Jahr, das mit einem Fall begann, Kreditängste und eine große Korrektur aufwies und dann über 16 Prozent nach oben endete! Schalten Sie die Hysterie ab – dies ist eine Gelegenheit, nicht ein Problem. Und dies ist keine Zeit zum Verkaufen.

[sparplan_b]

Ross soll ruhig noch ein bißchen weiterbohren und nicht wieder so früh verkaufen wie bei Northern Peru...

Global Copper drills 1.08% CuEq over 356 m at Relincho

2008-02-11 08:50 ET - News Release

Mr. David Strang reports

GLOBAL COPPER INTERCEPTS 356 METERS GRADING 1.08% COPPER EQUIVALENT IN STEP-OUT DRILLING AT RELINCHO

Global Copper Corp. has released results from a further eight holes in the sulphide drilling program at its Relincho copper-molybdenum project in Chile. Results are highlighted by step-out holes RG06-215 that returned 356 metres grading 0.75 per cent copper and 0.056 per cent molybdenum (1.08-per-cent copper equivalent(ii)) and RG06-214 which intersected 456 metres grading 0.69 per cent copper and 0.051 per cent molybdenum (0.99-per-cent copper equivalent(ii)).

Seven of the holes were drilled in the Las Guias zone and one at the Relincho zone. The Las Guias holes were designed to expand copper and molybdenum mineralization to the northwest, east, south and southeast. Higher grade intercepts relate to a contact zone that occurs as an irregular envelope around the Relincho porphyry at Las Guias. The Relincho porphyry which outcrops at the Relincho zone, has been intercepted at depth at Las Guias and is interpreted to occur below the base of the current drilling at the Marja zone. Mineralization in the higher grade contact zone occurs mainly as breccias and stockworks that gradually transitions to veinlets and disseminations as mineralization moves farther away from the porphyry. The higher grade contact zone remains open to the south, east and at depth.

The assay results from the eight new holes are shown in the table. A map is provided to show the location of the drill holes.

(i)
Order (i)
sulphide Pre-
holes collar CuEq
comple- hole From To Int. Cu Mo %
ted number (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (ii)

73 RG06-213 278 318 40 0.46 0.017 0.56
and 470 846 376 0.47 0.024 0.61
incl. 700 728 28 0.66 0.057 1.01
74 RG06-214 400 856 456 0.69 0.051 0.99
incl. 670 778 108 1.04 0.130 1.82
75 RG06-215 270 402 132 0.53 0.042 0.78
and 456 812 356 0.75 0.056 1.08
76 RG06-216 406 440 34 0.60 0.056 0.93
and 476 516 40 0.46 0.016 0.56
and 582 606 24 0.50 0.017 0.60
and 618 674 56 0.56 0.012 0.63
77 RG06-024 78 146 68 0.48 0.011 0.54
and 316 354 38 0.62 0.025 0.77
and 370 420 50 0.38 0.019 0.50
and 494 564 70 0.35 0.040 0.59
and 608 670 62 0.49 0.021 0.62
78 RG06-039 76 98 22 0.32 0.024 0.47
and 246 268 22 0.47 0.050 0.78
and 286 398 112 0.71 0.053 1.02
and 510 768 258 0.75 0.037 0.97
79 RG06-030 68 100 32 0.38 0.017 0.48
and 182 206 24 0.34 0.031 0.52
and 218 516 298 0.37 0.044 0.63
80 RG07-218 150 174 24 0.36 0.027 0.52
and 258 282 24 0.43 0.033 0.62
and 332 362 30 0.35 0.017 0.45

(i) Diamond drill holes have been drilled from
the bottom of previously drilled RC holes (pre-
collars). For that reason the number of the
precollar is not the actual order in which these
holes were drilled as part of the sulphide
program. The first column indicates the sequence
in which the sulphide holes were drilled.
(ii) Copper equivalent is calculated for primary
sulphide intervals using $1 (U.S.) per pound Cu
and $6 (U.S.) per pound Mo and is not adjusted
for metallurgical recoveries as these remain
uncertain. The formula used is as follows:
CuEq equals Cu per cent plus Mo per cent times
six. All intervals are in sulphide mineralization
unless otherwise noted.

To date, 83 holes totalling 49,800 metres have been completed in the sulphide drill program. Four diamond drill rigs are now operating on the property with a fifth rig being mobilized to the project in March. The drill program is focused on expanding the current mineral resource, in particular, the higher grade contact zone at Las Guias. The program is forecast to continue for the remainder of 2008 and will include both exploration and infill drilling.

The 43-101 technical report, detailing the current oxide and sulphide mineral resource estimates, can be viewed on both the Global website and SEDAR.

Leo Hathaway, PGeo, is the qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 for the Relincho project and has reviewed and approved the contents of this news release. The quality assurance/quality control program is monitored by independent consultant Dr. Bruce M. Davis, chief geostatistician for Norwest Corporation, and managed on site by Patricio Valenzuela, a Chilean geologist with over 24 years of experience. Logging and sampling are completed at Global's secure facility located at the project. The drill cores are mechanically split on site and samples securely transported to the Acme's facilities in Santiago, Chile, for sample preparation and analysis. Total copper content is determined by three-acid digestion with atomic absorption finish. Global inserts standards, blanks and duplicates selected on a random basis into the sample stream and sends 5 per cent of the sample pulps to check laboratories in Santiago, Chile.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[sparplan_b]

Hier noch zur besseren Übersicht die Tabelle und die angesprochene Karte:

(oder im Originalzusammenhang hier)

[sparplan_b]

Das erklärt wohl den Kursrückgang der letzten Tage.
Immerhin eine Finanzierung ohne Warrants.

Global Copper arranges $19.2-million financing

2008-02-12 09:03 ET - News Release

Mr. David Strang reports

GLOBAL ANNOUNCES C$19.2 MILLION FINANCING

Global Copper Corp. has entered into an agreement with a syndicate of underwriters led by Raymond James Ltd. and including Canaccord Capital Corporation and Salman Partners Inc., under which the underwriters have agreed to buy on a private placement basis 1.5 million common shares from the company at a price of $6.40 per common share.

The company also intends to issue, via a non-brokered private placement on the same terms as the brokered placement, up to 1.5 million common shares. Finder's fees may be payable on a portion of the non-brokered placement.

Insiders intend to participate for a portion of the brokered placement and non-brokered private placement. Closing of the two placements is expected to occur on or about March 4, 2008, and is subject to regulatory approvals.

The net proceeds from the placements will be used to continue the exploration and infill drilling program, acquire surface and water rights, and advance the preliminary assessment on the company's Relincho project in Chile, and for general corporate purposes.

The brokered placement is being made in British Columbia, Alberta and Ontario, and is subject to the approval of regulatory authorities.

We seek Safe Harbor

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.344.298 von sparplan_b am 12.02.08 17:18:14

Tja, die tiefen Bohrungen sind ganz schön teuer...
Schade, dass man mit Rio Tinto nicht 'ne schöne Anfangszahlung für Taca Taca vereinbart hat.

Immerhin eine Finanzierung ohne Warrants.

Nach meiner Erinnerung habe ich noch nie 'ne Beaty-Finanzierung mit warrants gesehen...

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.344.996 von Cutter_Slade am 12.02.08 18:05:14

Tja, wenn man sieht, was im Moment für Millardensummen für diverse Übernahmen im Raum stehen, dann hätten Sie ruhig 20 Mio. für Taca Taca "anzahlen" können...

[sparplan_b]

(mal wieder) neutes ATH

GLQ - T 7.75 +0.43 5.9%

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.493.886 von sparplan_b am 27.02.08 17:16:46

7,94

mal sehn ob wir die 8 heute noch knacken

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.495.967 von sparplan_b am 27.02.08 19:56:22

schon passiert !

8,01

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.495.995 von sparplan_b am 27.02.08 19:58:29

Und ich hatte im August 5.000 Stück. Könnt mich in den Arsch beißen...

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.496.926 von Cutter_Slade am 27.02.08 21:25:41

hoffe, Du hast nicht alle verkauft...

[sparplan_b]

Global Copper closes private placements

2008-03-04 15:40 ET - News Release

Mr. David Strang reports

GLOBAL COPPER CLOSES PRIVATE PLACEMENTS

Global Copper Corp. has closed its brokered and non-brokered private placements of common shares totalling gross proceeds of $19.2-million. The company issued a total of three million common shares at a price of $6.40 per common share.

The common shares issued under the brokered and non-brokered private placements are subject to a four-month hold period.

Net proceeds from the financing will be used to continue the exploration and infill drilling program, to acquire surface and water rights, and to advance the preliminary assessment on Global's Relincho project in Chile, and for general corporate purposes.

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.497.656 von sparplan_b am 27.02.08 22:27:30

Ne, meinen Kernbestand (vom Anfang letzten Jahres) habe ich noch fast komplett, aber trotzdem....
Scheiß Nerven. Hatte im Juli / August sukzessive bei 3,60; 3,15 und 2,60 nachgekauft, sah im Tief die 2,16; traute mich nicht mehr, noch mal nachzulegen, und war dann heilfroh, als der Kurs wieder stieg und ich im Spätherbst aus dieser Position mit etwa +/- 0 wieder rauskam... Aber im Gegensatz zu meinen anderen Werten implodierte der Kurs im November / Dezember halt nicht, im Gegenteil...

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

neues ATH:

GLQ - T 8.92 +0.34 4.0%

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.570.782 von sparplan_b am 06.03.08 18:03:26

die 9 sind gefallen !

[Snofu]

wow

was geht denn hier ab. Wenn das so weiter geht knacken wir die 10-12$ in null komma nix.

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.572.150 von Snofu am 06.03.08 20:04:56

Wenn das so weiter geht knacken wir die 10-12$ in null komma nix.

da ist es passiert:

neues ATH:
Sym-X Bid - Ask Last Chg % Vol $Vol #Trade Open-Hi-Lo Year Hi-Lo Last Trade News Delay
GLQ - T 0.1 9.96 · 10.00 1.0 10.00 +0.54 5.7

Recent Trades - Last 10
Time Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
12:58:12 T 10.00 +0.54 1,000 88 E-TRADE 2 RBC K
12:57:57 T 10.00 +0.54 2,000 1 Anonymous 2 RBC K
12:57:57 T 10.00 +0.54 300 1 Anonymous 9 BMO Nesbitt K
12:57:57 T 10.00 +0.54 100 1 Anonymous 58 Qtrade K
12:57:57 T 10.00 +0.54 300 1 Anonymous 1 Anonymous K
12:57:46 T 9.98 +0.52 700 89 Raymond James 2 RBC K
12:57:42 T 9.98 +0.52 2,000 89 Raymond James 2 RBC K
12:57:42 T 9.98 +0.52 5,000 89 Raymond James 9 BMO Nesbitt K
12:57:42 T 9.98 +0.52 200 89 Raymond James 48 Laurentian K
12:57:39 T 9.97 +0.51 4,500 89 Raymond James 2 RBC K

[Snofu]

Naechste Station $12 und dann...

Kann es garnicht erwarten bis die neuen Bohrergebnisse kommen.
Das gibt dann nochmal ein paar extra tacken.

[Paramedic76]

In welchem zeitlichem Rahmen ist den mit dem Bericht der Ergebnisse zu rechnen? Wäre als Einstiegskandidat sehr an Infos interessiert.

Danke Euch

[Snofu]

Willkommen Paramedic,

es gibt keine genaue Aussage wann die Ergebnisse kommen.Ich rechne mit April/May (4-6 Wochen).

Four diamond drill rigs are now operating on the property with a fifth rig being mobilized to the project in March. The drill program is focused on expanding the current mineral resource, in particular, the higher grade contact zone at Las Guias

Geht schon wieder Richtung Norden

Gruss

Snofu

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.669.064 von Paramedic76 am 18.03.08 10:22:55

Hier nochmal die aktualisierten Eckdaten.
(stammen aus der aktuellen Präsentation vom Februar, enthält auch ein schönes 3D-Modell von Relincho, Siete 11):

Drilling:
Ongoing: 4 Drill rigs on site.
- 65,000m planned for 2008.
- Aggressive resource expansion and upgrading.

Metallurgical Testing
- Ongoing: Comprehensive Sulphide and Oxide testing programs.
- Preliminary results positive.

Preliminary Economic Assessment
- Underway: Same team as that used at Galeno.
- Target mid year completion, subject to ongoing results of expansion drill
program.

Prefeasibility Study
- Late 2008.

[Paramedic76]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.677.466 von sparplan_b am 18.03.08 20:01:54

Danke für die Infos....

werde mal eine signifikante Stelle im Chart (die gibt es ja zu diesen turbulenten Börsenzeiten leider oft genug) nutzen um einen Fuß hier reinzusetzen.

Schönen Abend...

[sparplan_b]

GLOBAL COPPER IST TOT...

...ES LEBE LUMINA COPPER !

Global Copper agrees to takeover by Teck Cominco

2008-04-14 08:52 ET - News Release

Also News Release (C-TCK) Teck Cominco Ltd

Mr. David Strang of Global Copper reports

TECK COMINCO TO ACQUIRE GLOBAL COPPER CORP.

Global Copper Corp. and Teck Cominco Ltd. have entered into an agreement for Teck to acquire Global by way of an arrangement under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia). Global's principal asset is the Relincho copper/molybdenum deposit located in northern Chile, approximately 660 kilometres north of Santiago.

Under the arrangement, Global shareholders will receive $12 or 0.26667 of a Teck Class B subordinate voting share per Global common share, subject to pro-ration, and one share of a new company, to be named Lumina Copper Corp.

At full pro-ration, Global shareholders will receive $3 in cash and 0.2 of a Teck Class B share per Global common share. If the market price of Teck Class B shares at closing is less than $45.00 per share, Teck will pay additional consideration, in cash or Teck Class B shares, such that the consideration payable for each Global share has a value of $12. If at closing the market price of Teck Class B shares exceeds $55.00, the number of Teck Class B shares to be issued will be reduced so that the value of the consideration per Global share does not exceed $14. Teck expects to issue approximately 6.9 million Teck Class B shares and to pay approximately $104-million in cash in connection with the transaction.

Lumina Copper will hold all assets of Global other than the Relincho project, including Global's interest in the Taca Taca and San Jorge properties in Argentina, $10-million in cash and a 1.5-per-cent net smelter return royalty in respect of the Relincho project, payable commencing in the fifth year after the start of commercial production.

The transaction effectively values the Relincho project at a minimum of $415-million. The $12 minimum consideration payable by Teck represents a premium of 29 per cent to the 20-day volume-weighted-average price of Global common shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange as at April 11, 2008, excluding the value of the Lumina shares to be received by Global shareholders.

Ross Beaty, chairman of Global, said: "I am very pleased with Teck's excellent offer to acquire our company. I know Teck well -- it is an outstanding diversified mining company with extensive copper operations in Chile and is fully capable of developing Relincho into a major mine. Global shareholders will retain exposure to Relincho's future development through the Relincho royalty, and plenty of exposure to copper and exploration potential through the assets in our new company once this deal closes. I encourage all Global shareholders to vote in favour of this transaction."

Don Lindsay, president and chief executive officer of Teck, said: "We are very pleased to be able to make this substantial addition to our Chilean copper portfolio, which already includes two operating mines with excellent near-term potential for further development and the largest foreign-owned portfolio of exploration lands in the country. Based on Global's published resource estimate for Relincho, this acquisition will increase Teck Cominco's measured and indicated copper resources by approximately 25 per cent on a contained copper basis."

Teck and Global have entered into an agreement providing for, among other things, a non-solicitation covenant on the part of Global, subject to customary fiduciary out provisions that entitle Global to consider and accept a superior proposal, a right in favour of Teck to match any superior proposal and the payment to Teck of a termination payment of $12.5-million in certain circumstances.

Closing of the transaction is subject to customary conditions, including approval by Global shareholders, and the receipt of court and necessary regulatory approvals. Holders of 40.4 per cent of outstanding Global shares, including all of Global's directors and officers, have agreed to vote in favour of the transaction.

The boards of directors of both companies have unanimously approved the transaction. The board of directors of Global, after consultation with its financial and legal advisers and based, in part, upon the unanimous recommendation of an independent committee of the board of directors of Global, has determined unanimously that the arrangement is fair to Global's shareholders and is in the best interest of Global and Global's shareholders. Global's board unanimously recommends that Global shareholders vote in favour of the arrangement. Raymond James Ltd. has provided an opinion that the transaction is fair, from a financial point of view, to Global shareholders. Borden Ladner Gervais LLP is acting as legal counsel to Global. Teck's financial advisers are BMO Capital Markets. Its legal advisers are Lang Michener LLP.

Full details of the transaction will be included in an information circular to be mailed to Global shareholders in accordance with applicable securities laws. The transaction is expected to close on or before Sept. 30, 2008.

About the Relincho project

The Relincho project is located in Region III, Chile approximately 660 kilometres north of Santiago and 54 kilometres northeast of the town of Vallenar. It consists of a large Andean style copper-molybdenum porphyry system. Global has been exploring and developing the Relincho project since June, 2006.

About Lumina Copper

Lumina Copper will own the Taca Taca copper/gold project located in northern Argentina. In January, 2008, Global granted an option to Rio Tinto PLC to earn a 75-per-cent interest in Taca Taca and Rio Tinto is currently engaged in an exploration drilling campaign. As well, the company will own the San Jorge copper-gold project located in central Argentina. In May, 2006, Global granted Coro Mining an option to earn a 100-per-cent interest in the San Jorge project, subject to Coro making share and cash payments to Global based on the contained copper reserves in the feasibility study under preparation.

Lumina Copper will also own 6.28 million shares and 3.9 million warrants of Los Andes Copper, an exploration company currently developing the Vizcachitas copper-molybdenum project in Region IV, Chile, and a 2-per-cent net smelter return (NSR) open pit mining royalty and a 1-per-cent NSR underground mining royalty on certain mineral claims that make up the Vizcachitas project. In addition, Lumina will hold $10-million in cash and the 1.5-per-cent Relincho NSR royalty as described above.

Global conference call

Call-in details for the conference call Global will hold on April 14 at 8:30 a.m. are:

* North America toll-free: 1-800-869-6176;
* International: 1-785-830-7976.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[Cutter_Slade]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.881.182 von sparplan_b am 14.04.08 16:57:58

Das ging aber schnell, viel früher, als ich dachte.

Allerdings hatte sich GLQ ja auch merkwürdig fest gezeigt in der letzten Zeit...

Gruß Cutter

[sparplan_b]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.882.663 von Cutter_Slade am 14.04.08 19:32:19

Mir ist es, ähnlich wie bei Northern, auf der einen Seite zu früh.
Das Programm, was dieses Jahr noch hätte anstehen sollen (Bohrungen, pre. Economic Assesment, Prefeas.) wär sicher sehr interessant gewesen.
Auf der anderen Seite sind +400% (+ neue Firma) in gut einem Jahr auch nicht zu verachten.

Mit Lumina Copper kann man die Ross Beaty-Karte erneut spielen und
- hoffen, daß Rio Tinto die Taca Taca Option ausübt,
- in Ruhe schauen, was Coro Mining auf San Jorge zustandebringt,
- was Los Andes Copper bei Vizcachitas macht,
- was Ross mit den 10 Mio. Cash anstellt und
- sich auf die 1,5% NSR von Teck freuen (in ein paar Jahren ).

Play it again, Ross !

[sparplan_b]

Teck Cominco Bids C$425M for Global Copper's Rich Chilean D…

By Jon A. Nones
14 Apr 2008 at 02:18 PM GMT-04:00

SEATTLE (ResourceInvestor.com) -- Investors of Global Copper [TSX:GLQ] bought hard Monday after Teck Cominco Ltd. [TSX:TCK-B; NYSE:TCK] offered C$425 million in cash and stock for the company, sending shares up 26% in morning trade. Global’s current share price is now nearly 10% higher than the offer price.

Kerry Smith, senior mining analyst with Haywood Securities told RI that he didn’t think it was very likely another bidder would emerge, “but that doesn’t mean someone else won’t pay more.”

“Chinese are the wildcard - but they would have to move quickly and would have to rely on public information already disclosed as Global Copper has signed a non solicitation,” he said.

According the terms of the deal, Teck will pay $12.00 in cash or 0.26667 of a Teck class B share for each Global share, subject to a limit on the cash portion. At full pro-ration, Global Copper stockholders would receive $3.00 in cash and 0.2 of a Teck share for each of their shares, which would value Global Copper at $12.32 per share at Friday's stock price for Teck.

However, if Teck shares are worth less than C$45 at closing it will pay extra cash or shares to make each Global share worth $12. If Teck shares are worth more than C$55, the share count will be reduced to value Global stock at no more than C$14.

Louis James, senior editor/analyst for Casey Research, LLC, told RI that since Global Copper shareholders get cash and Teck shares, it’s not the same as bidding over a cash offer.

“GLQ management has agreed to the deal, and GLQ was made for selling anyway, so I see it being very likely that it will go through,” he said.

Global Copper stock closed Friday at C$11.13, up 6.5% on the day. On Monday, shares surged as high as C$13.98, currently up 22% at C$13.54 on TSX. Teck, on the other hand, slipped 60 cents to C$46.01 today.

Ross Beaty, chairman of Global Copper, said in a conference call today: “I really don't think you can say any value of today's price is coming from investors who are saying there is going to be a higher offer.”

“We think Teck Cominco's offer gives us a pretty full value for this project while eliminating any potential for negative surprises affecting Global's value in the months ahead,” Beaty said “We've had a great run and it's time to turn the project over - a major mining company can do the hard work and spend the big money to advance Relincho to production.”

Teck expects to issue 6.9 million shares and pay C$104 million in cash to complete the deal. The offer values Global Copper’s flagship property, the Relincho copper-molybdenum deposit in northern Chile, at about C$415 million.

Relincho is located approximately 663 kilometres north of Santiago and 50 kilometres northeast of Vallenar, in Region III, Chile, with approximately 20,336 hectares of mineral rights. The property and is close to the regional infrastructure necessary to support a large scale mining operation. Teck owns the Quebrada Blanca project in Chile, although few synergies are seen between the two.

The deposit contains indicated resources of 5.94 billion pounds of copper and 272 million pounds of molybdenum. Inferred resources total 3.68 billion pounds of copper and 193 million pounds of moly.



At current prices of $3.94/lb copper and $33/lb moly, Relincho has an in situ value of more than $50 billion. Even still, Smith said he didn’t believe the bid was undervalued.

“Depends on your outlook for copper prices,” he said. “The project is in a very good mining jurisdiction.”

During the next year, the Global had plans to explore and upgrade the existing mineral resources, and at the same time, undertake the necessary technical studies to complete a NI 43-101 compliant Preliminary Economic Assessment and, if successful, a NI 43-101 compliant Prefeasibility Study.

Don Lindsay, President and Chief Executive Officer of Teck, said Relincho would increase Teck Cominco's measured and indicated copper resources by approximately 25% on a contained copper basis.

“We are very pleased to be able to make this substantial addition to our Chilean copper portfolio, which already includes two operating mines with excellent near-term potential for further development and the largest foreign-owned portfolio of exploration lands in the country,” said Lindsay.

The proposed arrangement includes the formation of new company, Lumina Copper Corp., which will hold Global Copper's assets other than the Relincho project. These include an interest in the Taca Taca and San Jorge properties in Argentina, $10 million in cash and a 1.5% net smelter return royalty on the Relincho project. Global Copper investors will receive one Lumina share for each of their Global Copper shares.

“Global shareholders will retain exposure to Relincho's future development through the Relincho royalty, and plenty of exposure to copper and exploration potential through the assets in our new company once this deal closes,” said Beaty. “I encourage all Global shareholders to vote in favour of this transaction."

The agreement carries a $12.5-million break fee if an outside offer prevails, and has been unanimously approved by the directors of both companies.

[sparplan_b]

trotz Verkaufs ein neues ATH bei 14,30 CAD

Post says Teck seen winning Global Copper

2008-04-16 09:34 ET - In the News

Also In the News (C-TCK) Teck Cominco Ltd

The Financial Post muses in its Wednesday edition whether anyone will step up and trump Teck Cominco's friendly bid for Global Copper. The Post's Peter Koven writes that Canaccord Adams analyst Wendell Zerb does not think so, but he does not think it is impossible, either. Mr. Zerb puts the odds of a competing bid at 20 to 25 per cent, while noting the availability of large, quality copper assets has been "greatly depleted" by recent merger and acquisition activity. He figures Teck's cash-and-stock offer (worth at least $415.2-million) could get trumped by an all-cash bid. "Given that holders of 40.4 per cent of outstanding [Global Copper] shares, including all Global's directors and officers, have agreed to vote in favour of the transaction, we feel that investors should proceed under the assumption that, barring a superior competing offer, this deal will be approved via a [Global Copper] shareholder vote," Mr. Zerb wrote in a note to clients. He recommends shareholders hold onto their shares, at least until the final circulars are mailed.

[sparplan_b]

Global Copper received a take-over
offer from Teck Cominco Limited,
which was endorsed by Global
management. The Canadian major
offered a combination of cash and
Teck shares. The number of shares,
initially set at 0.26667 Teck class B,
is to be adjusted at closing, such that
Global shareholders will receive at
least C$12 a share, with a cap of
C$14 a share. Teck B shares (TCK.B)
now trade at C$47.50. In addition,
shareholders will receive one share of
a new company, to be called Lumina
Copper Corp for each Global share.
Lumina will hold the Global assets
other than the Relincho deposit.
The Relincho copper-molybdenum
deposit in Chile hosts nearly 10 billion
pounds of copper plus significant
values of molybdenum in the
indicated and inferred
categories. The deposit would
increase Teck Cominco’s copper
resources by 25%.
Lumina Copper will hold the Taca
Taca and San Jorge properties in
Argentina, along with the other
properties held by Global Copper.
Lumina will also retain US$10
million in cash and a 1.5% royalty at
Relincho. The Taca Taca and San
Jorge properties have a combined
historic resource of 5.7 billion pounds
of copper and 2.3 million ounces of
gold. Coro Mining has an option to
earn a 100% interest in San Jorge for
$1 million and 1 million shares, as
well as a cash payment of $0.025 per
pound of leachable copper on
completion of a feasibility study. Rio
Tinto has an option to earn 75% of
the Taca Taca property by paying $80
million to Global over 3 years and
completing 25,000 meters of drilling.
After earn-in, Rio Tinto must fund
the next $120 million before Global
contributes to the development costs.
Global Copper is one of four
companies spun-out from the original
Lumina Copper Corp in 2006, with
shareholders receiving a share in each
of the four companies for each share
of Lumina. (Lumina was first
introduced here in 2003 when it
traded at C$0.05) Global is the final
of those companies to be bought by
another company.
In each of the four companies,
management rapidly advanced their
copper projects while maintaining a
small number of shares outstanding,
thereby creating enormous value for
shareholders. The outstanding
success of those four companies
attests to the strength and experience
of the management team. On that
basis, it appears likely that the new
Lumina Copper Corp will have a
strong investor following.
The current market price of Global
reflects a value of about C$2 a share
for Lumina Copper. It is likely that
Lumina will trade at a somewhat
higher price when the deal closes and
the new company is approved for
trading. That process will take a
couple of months or more.
The Teck offer has the support of
Global management and Teck has the
right to match a higher offer. For
those reasons, prospects are not good
that a competing offer for Global will
be forthcoming.
Shareholders have the option of
selling into the market now and
locking in a substantial profit, or
holding on through closing and
getting cash, Teck shares and the
Lumina Copper shares. Either way,
Global has been an extraordinary
success story.

Price April 17, 2008: C$14.28
Shares Outstanding: 33 million
Shares Fully Diluted: 35 million
Market Cap: C$471 million
Contact: Investor Relations
[phone]
www.globalcoppercorp.com

aus RESOURCE OPPORTUNIITIIES, April 2008-1

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Global Copper drills 1.07% CuEq over 220 m at Relincho

2008-04-30 15:22 ET - News Release

Mr. David Strang reports

GLOBAL COPPER REPORTS 9 ADDITIONAL DRILL HOLES AND ACQUIRES SURFACE RIGHT AND ADDITIONAL MINERAL RIGHTS AT RELINCHO

Global Copper Corp. (Global) (TSX: GLQ) is pleased to announce results from a further nine holes in the sulphide drilling program at its Relincho copper-molybdenum project in Chile. Results are highlighted by step-out hole RG06-217 that returned 220 meters grading 0.77% copper and 0.050% molybdenum (1.07% copper equivalent(ii)) including 76 meters grading 1.20% copper and 0.091% molybdenum (175% copper equivalent(ii)).

The latest batch of drill holes represent a mix of step-out and infill drill holes designed to expand the margins of the Las Guias zone as well as test for continuity within the defined zone of copper-molybdenum mineralization.

Copper-molybdenum mineralization occurs over wide intervals in every hole with higher grades characteristically associated with the contact zone of the porphyry intrusive at Las Guias. There is insufficient geological information to calculate true widths of drill intercepts.

The assay results from the nine new holes are shown in the table below. A map is provided to show the location of the drill holes.

(i) Order (i) Pre-
Sulphide Collar
Holes Hole From To Int. Cu Mo CuEq
Completed Number (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) %(i)(i) Comment
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81 RG07-217 38 62 24 0.78 0.011 0.84 Step out hole
and 260 320 60 0.44 0.066 0.83 drilled on the
and 470 692 222 0.77 0.050 1.07 southern margin
incl. 486 562 76 1.20 0.091 1.75 of Las Guias,
and 764 788 24 0.59 0.018 0.70 100m east of
RG07-216.
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82 RG07-219 56 74 18 0.52 0.011 0.59 Infill hole
and 116 152 36 0.43 0.013 0.51 drilled between
and 184 246 62 0.43 0.035 0.64 Las Guias and
and 264 302 38 0.38 0.021 0.51 Marja, 300m east
and 318 538 220 0.42 0.019 0.54 of RG06-039 and
and 556 782 226 0.51 0.023 0.66 220m south-
southeast of RG07-
224.
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83 RG07-220 62 84 22 0.40 0.070 0.82 This scissor hole
and 124 148 24 0.32 0.031 0.50 with RG06-030 was
and 256 328 72 0.35 0.022 0.48 drilled in an
and 518 564 46 0.35 0.027 0.51 easterly direction
and 582 906 324 0.56 0.022 0.70 thickness of
mineralization
and is located on
the southern
margin of Las
Guias, some 220m
south of RG06-039.
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84 RG07-221 234 284 50 0.52 0.023 0.65 Step out drill
and 412 472 60 0.47 0.019 0.59 hole collared 140
and 490 697 207 0.59 0.018 0.69 south east of
incl. 564 590 26 0.87 0.032 1.06 RG-07-220 and was
also drilled in an
easterly direction.
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85 RG06-065 272 296 24 0.36 0.013 0.43 Step out hole
and 354 434 80 0.38 0.018 0.49 located on the
and 478 500 22 0.34 0.019 0.45 norhern margin of
and 600 622 22 0.41 0.022 0.54 Las Guias,
and 646 694 48 0.37 0.010 0.44 collared 100m
north of RG07-204.
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86 RG08-223 88 124 36 0.35 0.018 0.46 Infill hole
and 330 354 24 0.26 0.027 0.43 located in the
and 382 506 124 0.60 0.039 0.84 areas between Las
incl. 438 488 50 0.83 0.064 1.21 Guias and Relincho
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87 RG08-225 92 158 66 0.46 0.008 0.51 Step out hole
and 284 432 148 0.42 0.016 0.52 located on the
and 456 620 164 0.44 0.021 0.56 northwest margin
and 668 706 38 0.52 0.014 0.61 of Las Guias, 140m
and 742 782 40 0.52 0.013 0.59 step out to the
east of hole
RG07-214 (no see
below) and collared
165m E of RG07-
204. Hole is
located 100m NW of
hole RG07-094
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88 RG06-094 196 262 66 0.38 0.027 0.54 Step out hole
and 372 644 272 0.50 0.024 0.64 located on the
and 674 782 108 0.64 0.030 0.82 of las Guias,
collared 100m
southeast of hole
RG07-225 and 225m E
of RG06-020.
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89 RG06-025 98 128 30 0.38 0.005 0.41 Infill hole
and 508 868 360 0.46 0.025 0.61 located in the
area between Las
Guias and Marja.
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(i) Diamond drill holes have been drilled from the bottom of previously
drilled RC holes (pre-collars). For that reason the number of the pre-
collar is not the actual order in which these holes were drilled as
part of the sulphide program. The first column indicates the sequence
in which the sulphide holes were drilled.
(ii) Copper equivalent is calculated for primary sulphide intervals using
US$1.00/lb Cu and US$6.00/lb Mo and is not adjusted for metallurgical
recoveries as these remain uncertain. The formula used is as follows:
CuEQ equals Cu% + Mo% x 6.All intervals are in sulfide mineralization
unless otherwise noted.

To date, 95 holes totaling 60,200 meters have been completed in the sulphide drill program. Four diamond drill rigs are now operating on the property with a fifth rig being mobilized to the project in May. The drill program is focused on expanding the current mineral resource, in particular, the higher grade contact zone at Las Guias. The program is forecast to continue for the remainder of 2008 and will include both exploration and infill drilling.

The 43-101 technical report, detailing the current oxide and sulphide mineral resource estimates, can be viewed on both the Global website at www.globalcoppercorp.com and SEDAR at www.sedar.com.

On April 14, 2008 Global announced that it has entered into an agreement with Teck Cominco Limited ("Teck") for Teck to acquire Global by way of an arrangement under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia). Under the arrangement, Global shareholders will receive C$12.00 or 0.26667 of a Teck Class B subordinate voting share per Global common share, subject to pro-ration, and subject to adjustment in certain circumstances, and one share of a new company, to be named Lumina Copper Corp. Further details on Global s agreement with Teck can be found in the Global news release, dated April 14, 2008, posted on both the Global and SEDAR websites.

The Company has also entered into an agreement to acquire approximately 52,000 hectares of surface rights over the Relincho project and potential infrastructure and tailings site areas. As part of the transaction, the Company has a four year option to acquire an additional 198,000 hectares of surface rights. In addition, the Company has acquired a series of mineral rights that lie immediately to the south of the Relincho project area.

Leo Hathaway, P.Geo., is the Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument 43-101 for the Relincho Project and has reviewed and approved the contents of this news release. The quality assurance/quality control program is monitored by independent consultant Dr. Bruce M. Davis, Chief Geostatistician for Norwest Corporation and managed on site by Patricio Valenzuela, a Chilean geologist with over 24 years of experience. Logging and sampling are completed at Global s secure facility located at the project. The drill cores are mechanically split on site and samples securely transported to the ACME s facilities in Santiago, Chile for sample preparation and analysis. Total copper content is determined by three-acid digestion with atomic absorption finish. Global inserts standards, blanks and duplicates selected on a random basis into the sample stream and sends 5% of the sample pulps to check laboratories in Santiago, Chile.

We seek Safe Harbor.

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Global Copper, Teck sign definitive agreement

2008-06-20 09:08 ET - News Release

Also News Release (C-TCK) Teck Cominco Ltd

Mr. David Strang of Global Copper reports

GLOBAL COPPER CORP. ANNOUNCES DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT WITH TECK COMINCO LIMITED

Global Copper Corp. has executed a definitive agreement whereby Teck Cominco Ltd. is to acquire Global by way of a plan of arrangement under the Business Corporations Act (British Columbia). The terms of the agreement were outlined in a news release in Stockwatch dated April 14, 2008, which can be found on Global's website or on SEDAR.

Global has also called a shareholder meeting to approve the transaction. The meeting will be held on July 25, 2008, at 10 a.m. at the Metropolitan Hotel, 625 Howe St., Vancouver. An information circular containing details on the transaction and information on how Global shareholders may receive the consideration for their shares is expected to be mailed shortly.

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Global Copper acquisition by Teck Cominco


Global Copper Corp (C:GLQ)
Shares Issued 33,129,949
Last Close 7/14/2008 $13.51
Tuesday July 15 2008 - Acquisition

Also Teck Cominco Ltd (C:TCK) Acquisition

TSX bulletin 2008-0796

As described in the company's management information circular dated June 17, 2008, securityholders of the company are being asked to approve an arrangement involving the acquisition of all the issued and outstanding common shares of the company by Teck Cominco Ltd. Pursuant to the arrangement, shareholders of the company will be entitled to receive for each Global share held, one common share of Lumina Copper Corp. and, at their election:


$12 in cash; or
0.26667 of a Class B subordinate voting share of Teck and 0.01 cent in cash subject to pro-ration based on the maximum amount of cash of $103,827,450 and the maximum number of 6,921,830 Teck Class B shares to be issued under the arrangement. In the event of full pro-ration, each Global share will be exchanged for 0.2 of a Teck Class B share and $3 cash.

In the event that the volume-weighted-average trading price of the Teck Class B shares on the Toronto Stock Exchange for the 10 trading days ending on the third business day prior to the date of completion of the arrangement is below $45.00, Teck will increase the consideration payable to the Global shareholders for each Global share either in cash or additional Teck Class B shares or a combination thereof, at its option, so that the total value of the cash and Teck Class B shares (based on the Teck Class B share closing price) received by Global shareholders for each Global share is $12 and the cash maximum and/or share maximum will be increased accordingly.

In the event that the Teck Class B share closing price is greater than $55.00, the fraction of the Teck Class B share otherwise issuable to the Global shareholders in respect of each Global share as provided in (ii) above will be reduced so that the total value of the cash and Teck Class B shares (based on the Teck Class B share closing price) received by the Global shareholders for each Global share is $14.00 and the share maximum will be reduced accordingly.

In order to elect to receive the consideration payable in respect of the options described above including cash, Global shareholders must complete, execute and forward the letter of transmittal and election that was mailed to Global shareholders with the circular, to CIBC Mellon Trust Co. at its principal offices in Toronto or Vancouver so as to be received there no later than 5 p.m. (Vancouver time) on July 23, 2008.

Global shareholders who do not deposit a duly completed letter of transmittal and election on or before the election deadline and otherwise fully comply with the requirements of the letters of transmittal and election, and these instructions in respect of an election, will be deemed to have elected the share alternative. No fractional Teck Class B shares will be issued in exchange for Global shares. In lieu of fractional shares, each Global shareholder who would otherwise be entitled to receive a fraction of a share will be paid an amount of cash, equal to such fraction multiplied by the Teck Class B share closing price.

If and when the arrangement becomes effective, the TSX will issue a bulletin to confirm the date on which the Global shares will be delisted. The common shares of Lumina do not currently trade on any stock exchange. It is understood that application has been made for listing of the common shares of Lumina on the TSX Venture Exchange. Any listing of the common shares of Lumina will be subject to meeting all of the original listing requirements of TSX-V and there is no assurance that such a listing will be obtained.

Trading and settlement rules

Participating organizations will note that the following trading and settlement rules will only apply to purchase orders specifically entered as cash, which are made for the purpose of electing the cash alternative. Orders not specifically entered as cash will settle on a regular basis.

The following trading and settlement rules will apply:


Purchasers of the Global shares on July 21, and July 22, 2008, who wish to elect the cash alternative pursuant to the arrangement must place their purchase orders on a cash delivery basis for next-day settlement.
Purchasers of the Global shares on July 23, 2008, who wish to elect the cash alternative pursuant to the arrangement must place their purchase orders from 9:30 a.m. to noon for cash same-day settlement.

Should fail positions exist, those purchasers who have failed to receive are required to contact, before 2 p.m. July 23, 2008, participating organizations which have failed to deliver their Global shares, so that it can be determined how the fail positions are to be closed out. Investors should contact their broker for information or advice on their investment.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

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Global Copper shareholders say yes! to Teck arrangement


Global Copper Corp (C:GLQ)
Shares Issued 33,129,949
Last Close 7/24/2008 $12.85
Friday July 25 2008 - News Release

Also Teck Cominco Ltd (C:TCK) News Release

Mr. David Strang of Global reports

GLOBAL COPPER CORP. ANNOUNCES 99.9% SHAREHOLDER APPROVAL FOR ARRANGEMENT WITH TECK COMINCO LIMITED

Global Copper Corp.'s shareholders have voted to approve the previously announced plan of arrangement under which Teck Cominco Ltd. will, if the arrangement is completed, acquire all of the shares of Global. Global's principal asset is the Relincho project in Chile. Substantially all of Global's other assets, including Global's interest in the Taca Taca and San Jorge properties in Argentina, a specified amount in cash and a 1.5-per-cent net smelter return royalty in respect of the Relincho project, will be transferred to Lumina Copper Corp., the shares of which are to be distributed to Global shareholders under the arrangement dated June 17, 2008. Details concerning the arrangement can be found in the company's management information circular that was mailed to shareholders on June 26, 2008.

Global's shareholders voted 99.9 per cent in favour of approving the arrangement.

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Global Copper takeover receives B.C. court approval


Global Copper Corp (C:GLQ)
Shares Issued 33,129,949
Last Close 7/25/2008 $13.03
Monday July 28 2008 - News Release

Mr. David Strang reports

GLOBAL COPPER CORP. ANNOUNCES COURT APPROVAL FOR ARRANGEMENT WITH TECK COMINCO LIMITED

The Supreme Court of British Columbia has approved the previously announced shareholder-approved plan of arrangement under which Teck Cominco Limited will, if the arrangement is completed, acquire all of the shares of Global Copper Corp. Global's principal asset is the Relincho project in Chile. Substantially all of Global's other assets, including Global's interest in the Taca Taca and San Jorge properties in Argentina, a specified amount in cash, and a 1.5-per-cent net smelter return royalty in respect of the Relincho project, will be transferred to Lumina Copper Corp., the shares of which are to be distributed to Global shareholders under the arrangement dated June 17, 2008.

Details concerning the arrangement can be found in Global's management information circular that was mailed to shareholders on June 26, 2008.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

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Global Copper takeover by Teck closes


Global Copper Corp (C:GLQ)
Shares Issued 33,129,949
Last Close 7/31/2008 $15.16
Friday August 01 2008 - News Release

Also Teck Cominco Ltd (C:TCK) News Release

Mr. Greg Waller of Teck Cominco reports

GLOBAL COPPER CORP. AND TECK COMINCO LIMITED ANNOUNCE CLOSING OF ARRANGEMENT

Global Copper Corp. and Teck Cominco Ltd.'s previously announced plan of arrangement has closed, and Teck has acquired all of the shares of Global. Global's principal asset is the Relincho project in Chile. Substantially all of Global's other assets, including Global's interest in the Taca Taca and San Jorge properties in Argentina, a specified amount in cash and a 1.5-per-cent net smelter return royalty in respect of the Relincho project have been transferred to Lumina Copper Corp. pursuant to the plan of arrangement. Shares of Lumina were also distributed to the former shareholders of Global pursuant to the plan of arrangement. Lumina was listed on Tier-1 of the TSX Venture Exchange as of market close on Aug. 1, 2008.

Based on the adjustment to the consideration based on the volume-weighted average price of Teck Class B subordinate voting shares for the 10-trading-day period ending on the third business day prior to closing (which was $40.36) and the pro-ration contemplated by the arrangement agreement, shareholders of Global who elected to receive Teck Class B subordinate voting shares will receive 0.2973 of a Teck Class B subordinate voting share and 0.01 cent in cash per Global share tendered. Shareholders who elected cash consideration will receive $8.84 and 0.0782 of a Teck Class B subordinate voting share. Pursuant to the arrangement, Teck was required to revise the consideration to be received by shareholders of Global. Teck elected to do so by increasing the cash portion of the consideration.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.

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Global Copper to delist from TSX on Aug. 7


Global Copper Corp (C:GLQ)
Shares Issued 33,129,949
Last Close 8/1/2008 $14.63
Tuesday August 05 2008 - Shares Delisted from TSX

TSX bulletin 2008-0879

The common shares of Global Copper Corp. will be delisted at the close on Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008. This delisting results from the recently effected plan of arrangement involving the company, Teck Cominco Ltd. and Lumina Copper Corp. as described in the notice of meeting and management information circular of the company dated June 17, 2008. Pursuant to the arrangement, shareholders of the company who elected to receive Class B subordinate voting shares of Teck will be entitled to receive 0.2973 of a Teck Class B share and 0.01 in cash and one common share of Lumina for each common share of the company held. Global shareholders who elected to receive cash consideration will receive $8.84 and 0.0782 of a Teck Class B share and one common share of Lumina for each common share of the company held.

No fractional Teck Class B shares will be issued in exchange for common shares of the company. In lieu of fractional shares, each Global shareholder who would otherwise be entitled to receive a fraction of a share will be paid an amount of cash, equal to such fraction multiplied by the Teck Class B share closing price as defined in the circular.

It is understood that letters of transmittal were mailed to all shareholders of the company on or about June 26, 2008, requesting that they forward the certificates representing their common shares of the company to CIBC Mellon Trust Co. in Vancouver or Toronto in order to receive the consideration to which they are entitled.

© 2008 Canjex Publishing Ltd.