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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.547.989 von SchwedeR am 03.05.20 22:07:19Ja denke auch das es aktuell ein sehr sehr guter Zeitpunkt ist.
Wenn die Aktie wieder mehr gehandelt wird und Volumen in die Aktie kommt,
kann es schnell in Richtung 0,50 CAD gehen.
Wenn die Aktie wieder mehr gehandelt wird und Volumen in die Aktie kommt,
kann es schnell in Richtung 0,50 CAD gehen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.547.989 von SchwedeR am 03.05.20 22:07:19Welche Punkte haben dich besonders überzeugt das du zu diesem Schluss gekommen bist.
https://ceo.ca/@CRUXinvestor/salazar-resources-tsx-v-srl-i-s…
Megaspannendes Interview mit viel Insights und spannenden Ausblick - wenn man kaufen kann dann ist glaub jetzt die richtige Zeit! Starkes Interview
Megaspannendes Interview mit viel Insights und spannenden Ausblick - wenn man kaufen kann dann ist glaub jetzt die richtige Zeit! Starkes Interview
schaut mal auf ceo.ca.
news bzgl. gründung einer stiftung.
news bzgl. gründung einer stiftung.
gehe auf homepage von adventus mining
da hast du es auf deutsch!
da hast du es auf deutsch!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.384.212 von lotra am 20.04.20 12:42:48Gibt es dazu auch deutsche Übersetzung? 🤔
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News Release Issued: Apr 20, 2020 (6:30am EDT)
Adventus and Salazar Provide Update on Project Activities and Humanitarian Aid Efforts in Ecuador
TORONTO, April 20, 2020 /CNW/ - Adventus Mining Corporation ("Adventus") (TSX-V: ADZN; OTCQX: ADVZF) and Salazar Resources Limited ("Salazar") (TSX-V: SRL) (collectively the "Partners") are pleased to provide an update on the ongoing project activities and the delivery of humanitarian aid in Ecuador in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. As noted in the news release by the Partners on March 18, 2020, the measures implemented by the Government of Ecuador to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus have temporarily suspended many significant economic and community activities in the country, which have included all site activities at the Curipamba copper-gold project ("Curipamba"), Pijili, and Santiago projects. During this period, Adventus and Salazar personnel based in Ecuador and Canada have been working remotely to continue the advancement of various project activities and to prepare for the restart of the drilling programs and site activities. Highlights include:
Salazar Resources Ltd.,Adventus (CNW Group/Adventus Mining Corporation)
Process engineering design for the El Domo deposit – analysis of the recently completed metallurgical test work resulting in flowsheet selection and related process design activities ahead of feasibility study commencement later in 2020
Evaluation and selection of engineering firms for the El Domo feasibility study – Adventus management team has been in technical and commercial discussions with a number of interested groups and expects to announce a decision in the second quarter of 2020
Continuing target generation work for the Curipamba district – expected to further refine regional drill targets for the restart of 2020 program
Pijili exploration data compilation – preparation of a summary of all Partner exploration work done to date, including trenching results, ahead of the resumption of field activities and the start of drilling
Santiago exploration data compilation – preparation of a summary of all historical and Partner exploration work done to date in advance of future field activities
Roll-out of an integrated Canada-Ecuador accounting system – a new cost management and control system to improve the administrative efficiency of growing exploration and development activities
In addition to the project activities, Adventus and Salazar continue to receive strong interest from potential new financiers and strategic partners, which include mining industry corporates, concentrate traders, and sophisticated financial institutions. The continuing interest and commercial discussions despite COVID-19 related challenges help substantiate the quality of the Partners' project portfolio and support the execution of future exploration and development plans.
The Partners in connection with authorities in Ecuador continue to closely monitor the fluid COVID-19 situation and impacts on the projects, nearby communities, and personnel. With the latest information and subject to guidance from the Government of Ecuador, it may be possible to begin the remobilization of site teams later in the second quarter, with a ramp-up of activities on the three projects throughout the second and third quarters of 2020. Field activities for the remainder of the year will focus on exploration drilling at the three projects, geo-technical drilling at the El Domo deposit and activities to support the submission of the draft environmental impact assessment for the El Domo deposit within the Curipamba project.
COVID-19 Measures and Humanitarian Aid Efforts in Ecuador
In response to COVID-19 and the needs of the project communities, the Partners have committed up to C$300,000 in aid support, which will be distributed via community initiatives over the next eight to twelve months. Over the past month, the Partners have been working with local community leaders and government officials to identify the best initiatives and methods for providing aid in the project communities. Below are highlights of the Partners' ongoing aid initiatives in Ecuador.
Critical Supplies for Health Centres
Many rural health centres are experiencing increased pressure on available resources due to limited access to staffing, funding, and medical supplies. Some key supplies have been difficult to source and transport to rural communities due to national restrictions on in-country travel. In response, the Partners are supporting local health centres in Bolivar, Loja, and Azuay provinces with much-needed medical supplies, including disinfectants, gloves, and masks. To ensure ongoing access to medical supplies, the Partners have committed to delivering provisions to local health centres over the next four months.
Special Assistance for Vulnerable Groups
Many communities are experiencing reduced availability of supplies required to minimize the spread of COVID-19, such as hand sanitizer, soap, and masks. Food security is also a concern, as loss of income or reduced financial support from family members makes access to food more difficult for the most vulnerable. With the help of Ecuador's Ministry of Social Inclusion, the Partners have identified key vulnerable groups requiring assistance in the local project communities. Supply kits are being provided to these individuals, which include medical supplies like masks hand sanitizer, and basic food supplies. Over 300 kits have been distributed in Bolivar, Loja, and Azuay provinces to date, and another 200 kits will be distributed in the beginning of May. The Partners have committed to providing approximately 300 kits each month over the next eight months to the most vulnerable individuals in the local project communities.
Community Public Health Awareness Campaigns
Since early March, the Partners have been supporting the government's public awareness programs by creating educational campaigns on social and local media that focus on preventing the spread of COVID-19. The campaigns have been well received with widespread online views and re-posts by local community members and authorities.
Support for Military and Police Stationed in Communities
As part of the Government of Ecuador measures, military and police presence has increased across Ecuador to ensure that the public follows government health restrictions – such as social distancing measures imposed to limit viral exposures and new cases. In response to Government requests for support, the Partners are providing contributions of food and accommodations to some of the additional military and police representatives temporarily stationed in the local project communities.
Adventus and Salazar would like to recognize the generous support of strategic investors: Altius Minerals Corporation, who have contributed funds to the aid efforts in Ecuador, and Consorcio Nobis (Nobis Group), who have been instrumental in securing critical supplies for the local project communities.
News Release Issued: Apr 20, 2020 (6:30am EDT)
Adventus and Salazar Provide Update on Project Activities and Humanitarian Aid Efforts in Ecuador
TORONTO, April 20, 2020 /CNW/ - Adventus Mining Corporation ("Adventus") (TSX-V: ADZN; OTCQX: ADVZF) and Salazar Resources Limited ("Salazar") (TSX-V: SRL) (collectively the "Partners") are pleased to provide an update on the ongoing project activities and the delivery of humanitarian aid in Ecuador in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. As noted in the news release by the Partners on March 18, 2020, the measures implemented by the Government of Ecuador to slow the spread of the COVID-19 virus have temporarily suspended many significant economic and community activities in the country, which have included all site activities at the Curipamba copper-gold project ("Curipamba"), Pijili, and Santiago projects. During this period, Adventus and Salazar personnel based in Ecuador and Canada have been working remotely to continue the advancement of various project activities and to prepare for the restart of the drilling programs and site activities. Highlights include:
Salazar Resources Ltd.,Adventus (CNW Group/Adventus Mining Corporation)
Process engineering design for the El Domo deposit – analysis of the recently completed metallurgical test work resulting in flowsheet selection and related process design activities ahead of feasibility study commencement later in 2020
Evaluation and selection of engineering firms for the El Domo feasibility study – Adventus management team has been in technical and commercial discussions with a number of interested groups and expects to announce a decision in the second quarter of 2020
Continuing target generation work for the Curipamba district – expected to further refine regional drill targets for the restart of 2020 program
Pijili exploration data compilation – preparation of a summary of all Partner exploration work done to date, including trenching results, ahead of the resumption of field activities and the start of drilling
Santiago exploration data compilation – preparation of a summary of all historical and Partner exploration work done to date in advance of future field activities
Roll-out of an integrated Canada-Ecuador accounting system – a new cost management and control system to improve the administrative efficiency of growing exploration and development activities
In addition to the project activities, Adventus and Salazar continue to receive strong interest from potential new financiers and strategic partners, which include mining industry corporates, concentrate traders, and sophisticated financial institutions. The continuing interest and commercial discussions despite COVID-19 related challenges help substantiate the quality of the Partners' project portfolio and support the execution of future exploration and development plans.
The Partners in connection with authorities in Ecuador continue to closely monitor the fluid COVID-19 situation and impacts on the projects, nearby communities, and personnel. With the latest information and subject to guidance from the Government of Ecuador, it may be possible to begin the remobilization of site teams later in the second quarter, with a ramp-up of activities on the three projects throughout the second and third quarters of 2020. Field activities for the remainder of the year will focus on exploration drilling at the three projects, geo-technical drilling at the El Domo deposit and activities to support the submission of the draft environmental impact assessment for the El Domo deposit within the Curipamba project.
COVID-19 Measures and Humanitarian Aid Efforts in Ecuador
In response to COVID-19 and the needs of the project communities, the Partners have committed up to C$300,000 in aid support, which will be distributed via community initiatives over the next eight to twelve months. Over the past month, the Partners have been working with local community leaders and government officials to identify the best initiatives and methods for providing aid in the project communities. Below are highlights of the Partners' ongoing aid initiatives in Ecuador.
Critical Supplies for Health Centres
Many rural health centres are experiencing increased pressure on available resources due to limited access to staffing, funding, and medical supplies. Some key supplies have been difficult to source and transport to rural communities due to national restrictions on in-country travel. In response, the Partners are supporting local health centres in Bolivar, Loja, and Azuay provinces with much-needed medical supplies, including disinfectants, gloves, and masks. To ensure ongoing access to medical supplies, the Partners have committed to delivering provisions to local health centres over the next four months.
Special Assistance for Vulnerable Groups
Many communities are experiencing reduced availability of supplies required to minimize the spread of COVID-19, such as hand sanitizer, soap, and masks. Food security is also a concern, as loss of income or reduced financial support from family members makes access to food more difficult for the most vulnerable. With the help of Ecuador's Ministry of Social Inclusion, the Partners have identified key vulnerable groups requiring assistance in the local project communities. Supply kits are being provided to these individuals, which include medical supplies like masks hand sanitizer, and basic food supplies. Over 300 kits have been distributed in Bolivar, Loja, and Azuay provinces to date, and another 200 kits will be distributed in the beginning of May. The Partners have committed to providing approximately 300 kits each month over the next eight months to the most vulnerable individuals in the local project communities.
Community Public Health Awareness Campaigns
Since early March, the Partners have been supporting the government's public awareness programs by creating educational campaigns on social and local media that focus on preventing the spread of COVID-19. The campaigns have been well received with widespread online views and re-posts by local community members and authorities.
Support for Military and Police Stationed in Communities
As part of the Government of Ecuador measures, military and police presence has increased across Ecuador to ensure that the public follows government health restrictions – such as social distancing measures imposed to limit viral exposures and new cases. In response to Government requests for support, the Partners are providing contributions of food and accommodations to some of the additional military and police representatives temporarily stationed in the local project communities.
Adventus and Salazar would like to recognize the generous support of strategic investors: Altius Minerals Corporation, who have contributed funds to the aid efforts in Ecuador, and Consorcio Nobis (Nobis Group), who have been instrumental in securing critical supplies for the local project communities.
Gratuliere, ich denke das der steigende Goldpreis auch wieder mehr die Aufmerksamkeit auf die Rohstoffexplorer und Produzenten lenkt.
Salazar ist eine noch unentdeckte Perle als Explorer. aber wer einen längeren Anlagehorizont hat, wird spätestens 2023 erleben, dass sie zum Produzenten auf Curipamba aufsteigt. EL Domo wird voraussichtlich eine der rentabelsten Minen in Ecuador werden. Siehe PEA Studie und das bei einem deutlich niedrigerem Goldpreis damals.
Keine Verwässerung auf absehbare Zeit, da Adventus den Bau und die Inbetriebnahme der Mine komplett zahlt um 75% zu erhalten.
Alle anderen Projekte sind bei Salazar for FREE.
Salazar ist eine noch unentdeckte Perle als Explorer. aber wer einen längeren Anlagehorizont hat, wird spätestens 2023 erleben, dass sie zum Produzenten auf Curipamba aufsteigt. EL Domo wird voraussichtlich eine der rentabelsten Minen in Ecuador werden. Siehe PEA Studie und das bei einem deutlich niedrigerem Goldpreis damals.
Keine Verwässerung auf absehbare Zeit, da Adventus den Bau und die Inbetriebnahme der Mine komplett zahlt um 75% zu erhalten.
Alle anderen Projekte sind bei Salazar for FREE.
Ok sind 12 Cent geworden.😀😀
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 63.298.504 von Albert70 am 10.04.20 17:56:44 Danke, dir und allen anderen Salazar Aktionären und Beobachtern ebenfalls schöne und gesunde Ostern!
@ Albert : Du musst ja inzwischen Großaktionär sein, soviele Aktien wie Du immer postest das Du kaufen willst oder gekauft hast?!
@ Albert : Du musst ja inzwischen Großaktionär sein, soviele Aktien wie Du immer postest das Du kaufen willst oder gekauft hast?!
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