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...... während alle auf OTL, Buffalo, BPM etc starren, steigt hier ein titel heimlich aber sicher immer zu neuen höhen auf .....

http://www.camec-plc.com" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.camec-plc.com



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Eine Aktie, mit der die Anleger in den kommenden Jahren ein Vermögen verdienen können, nennen die Experten des Emerging Markets Investor die Papiere der kongolesischen Central African Mining & Exploration, kurz CAMEC (WKN 804473). Dazu müsse es aber gelingen den Kongo zu befrieden. Ein Investment ist also mit den entsprechenden Risiken aller Rohstofftitel ausgestattet und dazu noch mit den Risiken, die in einem Land nahe des Bürgerkrieges herrschen. Die Analysten der Credit Suisse schätzen, dass CAMEC 2007 die Umsätze auf 221 Millionen Dollar verdoppelt und 2008 522 Millionen Dollar erlöst, was einem KGV von 7,5 entspricht. Dabei haben die Analysten mit einem Kobaltpreis von nur 16 Dollar je Pfund gerechnet, statt der aktuellen 33 Dollar.

Der Kongo zählt zu den rohstoffreichsten Ländern der Erde und die Portugiesen, später die Engländer und dann die Belgier beuteten Land und Leute gnadenlos aus. Nach dem schlagartigen Rückzug der Belgier im Jahr 1959 folgten Militärputsche, Diktaturen und Bürgerkriege mit den entsprechenden „Geschäftsleuten“, die sich wieder als oder mit Hilfe der Politiker auf Kosten des Kongos und seiner Menschen bereicherten. Derzeit ist es nach den Wahlen relativ ruhig. Davon profitiert mit CAMEC einer der vielversprechendsten Kupfer-Explorer des Landes und der größte Kobalt-Produzent der Welt. Die Marktkapitalisierung von CAMEC beträgt 1,3 Milliarden US-Dollar, der Bargeldbestand 250 Millionen Dollar. 2008 dürfte die Kobalt-Förderung ihr Maximum erreichen und schon 2007 dürfte die Kupfer-Produktion starten. Zudem hat sich CAMEC Kohle-Förderlizenzen gesichert und will 2010 mit der Produktion beginnen. In Mali kann CAMEC auf eines der weltweit größten Bauxit-Vorkommen zugreifen und in Süpdafrika beginnt 2007 die Calcium-Fluorid-Produktion. Schließlich ist CAMEC auch noch in Simbabwe tätig.

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Holding in Company
26 March 2007
Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on 23 March 2007, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules, that as of 21 March 2007, Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 84,756,068 Ordinary Shares of CAMEC, representing 7.66% of the issued share capital and voting rights of the Company. This notification arises as a result of the decrease in the holding from 88,534,417 shares as notified by the Company on 15 March 2007.


** E N D S**
Contacts:
Phil Edmonds CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]
Hugo de Salis St Brides Media & Finance Ltd Tel: [phone]

http://www.camec-plc.com/Investors_Media/RNS/2007/rns_091.ph…

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[Michi76]

Endlich gibt es einen Thread du dieser interessanten Aktie!!!

Dieser Minenwert wird sogar von der Credite Suisse gecovert und mit einem Kursziel von 100 GBp zum Kauf empfohlen!

Homepage: http://www.camec-plc.com

Der Hauptbörsenplatz ist London. Handel aber auch in Deutschland an fast allen Parkettbörsen möglich.

Auf diesen Wert gibt es sogar Knock Out Turbos von der DZ BAnk
z. B. DZ303K

[Michi76]

Institutionelle Investoren, wie Morgan Stanley, Credit Suisse, HSBC, UBS usw. halten schon 45 % an CAMEC!!!

Das Management hält ca. 26% am Unternehmen.

Das kann ja wohl kein Zufall sein, wenn sich solche TOP-Player an einem Unternhemen beteiligen oder?

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.540.939 von Michi76 am 28.03.07 13:13:09

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..... hi Michi, ich dachte schon ich bin der einzige bei dem teil, leider ist es imo noch recht schwierig welche in D zubekommen, könnte sich aber die nächste zeit schlagartig ändern ....
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[Michi76]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.543.902 von Francs am 28.03.07 15:35:28

Ich denke auch, dass der Umsatz in D ansteigen wird.

In London wird CAMEC jedoch ziemlich rege gehandelt.

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.556.054 von Michi76 am 29.03.07 10:06:30

[Michi76]

Schade, dass hier so wenig los ist.

Bald wird die Aktie nicht mehr so billig zu haben sein

Schöne Ostern

[Michi76]

Warten auf positive News!

[Michi76]

Nichts los hier????????????????????????

[Joarei]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.794.294 von Michi76 am 13.04.07 14:21:42

...meine Position steht jetzt auch hier...die Fundamentals geben Anlass zur Hoffnung...das Chartbild sieht gut aus...es fehlt noch der Auslöser...aber bei Golden Star Resources hat es auch gedauert...

[FordP.]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.845.350 von Joarei am 16.04.07 21:43:56

Habe meine Position jetzt auch komplett

Die Aussichten sind großartig

[zappercop]

Hi,

wann werden die Zahlen für das 1. Quartal bekannt gegeben ?

Kann auf der Homepage nix finden....

[Joarei]

...da gab es wohl irgendeine Empfehlung...wer weiß etwas??...

[FordP.]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.386.885 von Joarei am 29.06.07 10:06:37

Scheint Gerüchte über einen bevorstehenden Deal zu geben - hab's aus nem englischen Forum: http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/detail?code=cotn:CFM.L&displ…

Gibt aber scheinbar noch nichts genaueres - trotzdem schön

[Joarei]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.390.726 von FordP. am 29.06.07 13:07:07

Danke für Info...

[Joarei]

...Ausbruch ??? ...

[Joarei]

...Ausbruch ! ...

[Konny81]

Central African Shares Drop on Katanga Bid Opposition

July 13 (Bloomberg) -- Shares of Central African Mining & Exploration Co. dropped after Gecamines, the Democratic Republic of Congo's state-owned miner, opposed the company's 943 million- pound ($1.92 billion) bid for copper and cobalt producer Katanga Mining Ltd.

Gecamines owns 25 percent of a planned mining venture with Toronto-based Katanga and is concerned that the project won't go ahead if the takeover is completed, said Victor Kasongo, Congo's vice minister of mines.

``We don't want speculators; we want mine development for the good of Congo,'' Kasongo said today in an interview from Kinshasa, Congo's capital.

Central African plans to create a mining company producing 20,000 metric tons of cobalt and 250,000 metric tons of copper from mines in Congo by 2011. RP Explorer Master Fund, which owns 16 percent of Katanga, said on July 11 it won't back the bid. Central African is offering 17 shares for each Katanga share.

Shares of Central African dropped 5 pence, or 6.6 percent, to 71 pence in London. They fell as much as 8.9 percent in earlier trade. Katanga's shares declined as much as C$1.98, or 7.4 percent, to C$24.70 in Toronto and traded at C$25.85 as of 11:51 a.m. local time.

`Political Pressure'

Central African ``believes that there are no legal or other grounds on which anyone can oppose Central African's offer for Katanga,'' the company said in a statement. The company ``questions whether the opposition to Central African acquiring Katanga emanates from political pressure exerted by rival commercial entities.''

Andrew Groves, the chief executive officer of Central African, said on July 11 that Gecamines backed the takeover and that owners representing 32 percent of Katanga's shares supported his company's bid, including George Forrest, Katanga's largest shareholder, with a 24 percent stake. Central African also owns 22 percent of Katanga itself.

A secretary at Forrest's office in Lubumbashi in the south of Congo said he wasn't available for comment. His spokesman Henry de Harenne didn't answer calls to his mobile phone in Belgium. Beth Harris, a spokeswoman for Katanga in London, declined to comment, saying that Central African has yet to make a formal offer.

``I am not sure on what grounds Gecamines would see legal recourse to cancel the deal,'' Kerry Smith, an analyst at Haywood Securities Inc. in Toronto, said in an interview. ``The strategy of trying to make a bigger Congo-based copper company is something I thought the government would support.''

Cobalt Reserves

Gecamines will take legal advice in a bid to stop the takeover, Kasongo said. Its intentions were stated earlier in a fax from Gecamines signed by its General Manager Paul Fortin. Kasongo confirmed the fax.

The takeover of Katanga would introduce a new partner into the Kamoto mine project, in which Katanga is partnered by Gecamines, the state-owned company said.

This may ``violate contractual provisions of their agreement,'' Fortin said in the fax. ``They might risk violating the law and the regulatory provisions in force in the Democratic Republic of Congo, rendering these transactions illegal and inapplicable on the ground.''

Surging metal prices and the first democratic elections in four decades have stoked investment in Congo, which has a third of the world's cobalt reserves. Katanga is rebuilding one of the country's largest mines, which was left damaged after a civil war and decades of neglect under the rule of former President Mobutu Sese Seko.

Gecamines wants ``to make sure that the spending on that program remains on track,'' Dave Davidson, an analyst at Paradigm Capital, said in an interview from Toronto. ``We're dealing with the Congo, where there haven't been a lot of takeovers, and so as a consequence there is going to be a lot of political posturing.''

To contact the reporter on this story: Antony Sguazzin in Johannesburg [e-mail]

Last Updated: July 13, 2007 12:17 EDT

Naja hoffen wir dann mal dass der politische Druck nicht zu stark wird. Das könnte in einem Staat mit einer derart langen demokratischen Tradition wie der Democaratic Republik Congo nämlich richtig heftig werden.

Ich hätte angesichts der geplanten übernahme jedoch noch eine Frage: Als Anteilseigner von Camec hoffe ich, dass sich der Konzern sprichwörtlich nicht übernimmt. Ich meine ein Kaufpreis von 1,9 Milliarden Dollar ist für ein Unternehmen wie Camec wirklich kein Pappenstiel oder haben die in den letzten Monaten soviel hinzuverdient?

Wäre nett, wenn mir einer nen groben Überblick über die finanzielle Sitiuation des Unternehmens geben könntwe (ein Link reicht natürlich auch völlig aus

Danke

[Haendchen3]

Die Credit Suisse hat soeben ihr Kursziel auf GBp 150 (!!) hochgesetzt! Das sind bem aktuellen Kurs von GBp 70 mehr als 100% Potenzial! Da kommt noch einiges, glaube ich,
wenn ein Haus wie CS eine solche Kurszieleinschätzung wagt!
Nur meine Meinung

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ganz schön was los.

http://investors.camec-plc.com/

Ergebnisse gemeldet
Übernahme angekündigt
Gerüchte..und sofortige Stellungnahme:


Central Afr. Min&Exp - Response to Permit Rumours
RNS Number:9920C
Central African Mining&Exploration
30 August 2007


Thursday 30 August


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')


CAMEC Responds to Rumours Of Permit Revocation


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, production and investment company, has
noted the reports relating to the potential removal of one of its mining permits
in the Democratic Republic of Congo ('DRC').

The Company believes that there is no valid basis for this rumoured action. The
leaking of this potential action is clearly timed to impact CAMEC's offer for
Katanga Mining Limited ('Katanga') which was announced yesterday, and the manner
in which it has been processed is highly irregular. CAMEC believes that this
action is motivated by commercial forces in the DRC who oppose CAMEC's proposed
acquisition of Katanga.

The management of CAMEC is totally confident that the Company will successfully
refute any allegations or attempts made against its licences. In addition, the
process of revoking a mining permit in the DRC includes, CAMEC understands, the
following steps, none of which have been taken:

- There needs to be a genuine and valid reason under DRC law to challenge the
continuation of the licence.

- The Company should receive 30 days notice from the Minister of Mines.

- The Company must be informed in writing by the Minister of Mines
outlining the exact reasons for the suspension.

- The Company should then be given the opportunity to rectify the alleged
problem.

Finally, the Public Prosecutor, who issued the revocation order, does not have
the authority to cancel licences without going through the due judicial process.

CAMEC has invested over $150 million in its DRC projects and is the only
non-state company producing copper cathode in the DRC. CAMEC is working closely
with Gecamines, its joint venture partner in these projects, and also manages an
active social programme to support local schools, housing and hospitals. CAMEC
employs 3,000 people in the DRC.

It is also the only company in the DRC to own rather than lease its licences.
These licences were transferred to the Company in 2004, two years after the new
mining law was brought into effect. These licences were renewed in 2006 for a
further 15 years and are registered in the name of CAMEC's subsidiary, Boss
Mining.

Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:

'There is no legal basis for the removal of any of our licences in the DRC.
This is clearly an attempt to destabilise CAMEC's share price in relation to our
offer for Katanga, which was announced yesterday.

'We are confident that this strategy to undermine the transaction will fail. We
have received assurances from shareholders already committed to the transaction
that they remain supportive.'

For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:

Phil Edmonds / Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton / Jon Simmons Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]
Ed Flood Haywood Tel: [phone]


Notes to Editors:

CAMEC has already invested more than US$150 million in the DRC, including the
construction of a copper and cobalt SX/EW facility at Luita in the state of
Katanga. This is targeted to produce 40,000 tonnes of copper and 6,000 tonnes
of cobalt, as metal and concentrate, per annum by end of March 2008. The plant
has a targeted annual template capacity of 100,000 tonnes of copper cathode and
12,000 tonnes of cobalt cathode by the end of 2008.

In addition to its operations in the DRC, CAMEC has a number of other African
projects, including:

* In Mozambique, CAMEC is the largest holder of coal licences in the
prospective Zambezi and Moatise Basin and also operates one of the
country's largest grain trading and milling operations ;

* In South Africa, CAMEC is developing what could potential be one of the
world's largest fluorspar projects. The Company also has substantial coal
interests in the form of prospecting licences over 15 farms totalling over
20,000 hectares. Historic drilling on these licences shows promising
results. Additionally it has a 20.9% interest in a platinum project, in
which Impala has the majority share, on the western limb of the bushveld
complex. The project which has 8.1 million ounces 4E attributable to CAMEC
is along strike from Impala's Leeuwkop 4E project;

* In Mali, CAMEC has a Joint Venture Agreement for the exploration and
development of licence areas covering a total of 4,000 km2. These, situated
on the border of Guinea, are believed to have the potential to house
significant bauxite deposits such as those in production across the border;

* CAMEC also controls one of Africa's largest trucking and logistics
operations. This has been instrumental in advancing its operations across
central and southern Africa, in particular the 50,000 sqm Luita copper
cobalt facility in the DRC.


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

[Ramses2I]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.344.947 von gexx am 30.08.07 17:04:18

http://www.rohstoffe-go.de/index.php?id=814&tx_asiabeitrag2_…

[CosmicTrade]

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Ebola im Kongo ausgebrochen

Hohes Risiko für Europäer

Kinshasa. AP/baz. Im Südosten des Kongos ist die Ebola-Seuche erneut ausgebrochen. Labortests in den USA und Gabun hätten den Erreger der gefährlichen Krankheit nachgewiesen, sagte Gesundheitsminister Makwenge Kaput am Montag. In der betroffenen Region Mweka starben seit Ende August mehr als 100 Menschen an Ebola.

Mediziner erklärten, die ersten Todesfälle habe es nach der Beerdigung von zwei Dorfvorstehern gegeben. Traditionell hätten Angehörige die Leichen gewaschen. Bis Ende August waren vier Dörfer betroffen. 217 Menschen erkrankten, 103 starben später. In der Region leben rund 140'000 Menschen. Ebola wird bei direktem Kontakt mit Körperflüssigkeiten übertragen. Sie löst schwere innere Blutungen aus, die zumeist binnen kurzer Zeit zum Tode führen. Eine Heilung gibt es nicht, 50 bis 90 Prozent der Infizierten sterben.


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[gexx]

alles wieder in Ordnung?


Central Afr. Min&Exp - Update on DRC Mining Licences
RNS Number:1161E
Central African Mining&Exploration
19 September 2007

Wednesday 19th September 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Update on DRC Mining Licences


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company,
announces that it has received a favourable judgement from Le Tribunal de Grande
Instance, the Court which rules on the enforcement of authentic titles in the
Democratic Republic of the Congo ('DRC'), in regard to its mining licences.


Last month, the Company was informed that the Attorney General of the DRC was
taking steps to revoke certain of CAMEC's mining licences. CAMEC stated at the
time that it believed that there was no valid legal basis for any revocation and
the Company was totally confident of the validity of the titles to its mining
licences. The licences, together with those owned by Kababankola Mining Company
('KMC'), arose from the settlement in 2004 of an international arbitration
through the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes and
the transfer of the licences effected under the new Mining Code proceeded in
accordance with that settlement. At the same time CAMEC indicated that it would
pursue the issue through international arbitration should this prove necessary.


Yesterday's judgement by the Court found that the original transfers in 2004 of
licences C19 and C21 to CAMEC's subsidiary Boss Mining, licences C17 and C18 to
KMC, and of the Mukundo deposit to Mukondo Mining (jointly owned by Boss Mining
and KMC) were made in accordance with the law and are therefore valid. The
Court also upheld the Settlement Agreement made in February 2004 pursuant to
which all these licences were transferred.


The Company continues to work on its DRC concessions, and has done so without
disruption since issues were first raised relating to CAMEC's licences last
month.


Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:


'We have always been 100% confident of our rightful ownership of our mining
licences in the DRC and we welcome this judgement which reconfirms our position.
We have invested over $150 million in our DRC projects and have built a state
of the art SXEW copper/cobalt plant in record time. We employ over 3,000 people
and are the only non-state company currently producing copper cathode in the
DRC.'


For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:

Phil Edmonds / Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton / Jon Simmons Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

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UPDATE: Thursday 20th September 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Response to Statement Distributed by Bell Pottinger

CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company, notes
the statement issued to media by Bell Pottinger on 19 September 2007 quoting a
spokesman for the government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo ("DRC").
This statement appears to suggest that the ruling in favour of CAMEC, issued by
Le Tribunal de Grande Instance on 18 September 2007, endorses only "the transfer
of the apparent licences from one commercial body to another in 2004", and that
"the "licences" were improperly obtained originally and are still invalid".

This is not what the CAMEC announcement said and the Company believes that the
statement issued by Bell Pottinger is erroneous and misleading. The ruling from
the Court clearly refers to the original transfer in 2004 from Gecamines, the
State owned mining company in the DRC, of licences C19 and C21 to CAMEC's
subsidiary Boss Mining, licences C17 and C18 to Kababankola Mining Company
("KMC"), and of the Mukundo deposit to Mukondo Mining (jointly owned by Boss
Mining and KMC). The Court ruled that these transfers were made in accordance
with the law and are therefore valid. The Court also upheld the Settlement
Agreement made in February 2004 pursuant to which all these licences were
transferred.

CAMEC is concerned about the misinformation in the market created by the
statement and will be writing to Bell Pottinger to ask them to issue a
statement immediately to correct any misunderstanding.

Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:

"There has either been a deliberate attempt to mislead the market as to the true
nature of the court ruling, or there has been a negligent failure to check the
facts before the issuance of a press release. Given the importance of this
matter to CAMEC and its shareholders, we are reviewing all options open to us to
prevent the further dissemination of erroneous information into the market
place."

[lerchengrund]

das sieht ja momentan echt übel aus !!!


Finger weg!!!

[lerchengrund]

Gute Nacht und bis morgen !

[lerchengrund]

Sensationelle Empfehlung im FOKUS-MONEY;

es wurde ein KGV von 4 errechnet.

Wenn jetzt noch die Kobaltmiene wieder in Betrieb genommen werden kann, bin ich ein Wendehals und sehe wieder Chancen für den Titel.

[lerchengrund]

The Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) would ask a court in Lubumashi on Thursday, to overturn an earlier ruling that ruled the annulled mining licences of Central African Mining and Exploration (Camec) subsidiary Boss Mining as valid, the government said on Wednesday.

The DRC said that its State-owned mining firm Gecamines’ contention was that the ruling of September 17, should be overturned because the court had “no competence” to make such a judgement, and because the court did not take into account the laws governing the issue and transfer of the licences.

The Public Prosecutor cancelled the mining licences of Boss Mining and Savannah late last month, because of “gross irregularities” in the original issue, which predates Camec’s interest.

But last week, a court in Lubumashi delivered a ruling that endorsed the legality of the transfer of some licences in an agreement between Gecamines and Ridgepoint in 2004.

“The judge made his comments on a very narrow matter of the ratification of the agreement and its associated licence transfers, as presented to him, with only Camec’s representative in attendance. The judge’s comments did not concern themselves with the main grounds upon which the licences had been removed, nor the act of removal itself,” the government said in a statement.

[lerchengrund]

Die demokratische Republik vom Kongo (EAW) würde ein Gericht in Lubumashi am Donnerstag bitten, ein früheres umzuwerfen, das anordnend, anordnete die annullierten Bergbaulizenzen des zentralen afrikanischen Bergbaus und des Tochterchef-Bergbaus der Erforschung-(Camec), wie gültig, die Regierung am Mittwoch sagte. Der EAW sagte, daß Absicht seines staatseigenen Bergbauunternehmen Gecamines' war, daß das Anordnen von September 17, umgeworfen werden sollte, weil das Gericht "keine Kompetenz hatte,", zum solch eines Urteils zu bilden und weil das Gericht nicht die Gesetze berücksichtigte, welche die Ausgabe und die Übertragung der Lizenzen regeln. Der allgemeine Verfolger annullierte die Bergbaulizenzen des späten letzten Monats des Chef-Bergbaus und der Savanne, wegen "der groben Unregelmäßigkeiten" in der ursprünglichen Ausgabe, die Interesse Camecs zurückdatiert. Aber letzte Woche, lieferte ein Gericht in Lubumashi das Anordnen das indossierte die Legalität der Übertragung einiger Lizenzen in einer Vereinbarung zwischen Gecamines und Ridgepoint 2004. "der Richter bildete seine Anmerkungen auf einer sehr schmalen Angelegenheit der Bestätigung der Vereinbarung und seiner verbundenen Lizenzübertragungen, wie ihm, mit nur Repräsentanten Camecs anwesend dargestellt. Die Anmerkungen des Richters betrafen sich nicht mit dem Hauptboden, nach denen die Lizenzen entfernt worden waren, noch der Tat des Abbaus selbst, "die Regierung, die in einer Aussage gesagt wurde.

[lerchengrund]

CENTRAL AFRICAN der englische Explorer steigt und steigt!!

zudem schöne Empfehlung diese Woche in FOCUS-Money!!

wird mit KGV 4 bewertet !!!

[Ramses2I]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.783.896 von lerchengrund am 29.09.07 00:34:00

Hier ist sicherlich einiges zu gewinnen...oder halt auch zu verlieren.

[lerchengrund]

wär' schön, wenn heute die 40 cent bestätigt werden würden.

[CosmicTrade]

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ist der Ebola Ausbruch im Kongo der Grund für den Preisverfall?


http://www.tagesspiegel.de/weltspiegel/Ebola;art1117,2377345


Börse London






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[lerchengrund]

Ebola-Ausbruch im KongoDie Weltgesundheitsorganisation WHO hat den Ausbruch der tödlichen Ebola-Seuche in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo bestätigt. Mindestens fünf Fälle in der Region Kasai im Inneren des zentralafrikanischen Landes seien auf das hochansteckende Virus zurückzuführen.

[lerchengrund]

Dear Shareholder,
Enclosed is the CAMEC annual report for the year ended 31 March 2007. As you will
no doubt be aware, since that date we have announced and subsequently withdrawn
an all share offer for Katanga Mining Limited (“Katanga”).
Having built up a 22% stake in Katanga, as announced on 4 May 2007, the rationale
for making a full offer was clear. The merger would have created a company with the
potential to become the world’s largest cobalt producer and one of the largest copper
producers in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (“DRC”).
However, on 29 August 2007, as soon as we formally announced our offer for
Katanga, reports emerged from the DRC that a CAMEC mining permit was to be
revoked. As we stated then, we believe that these actions were timed to impact our
offer for Katanga by undermining CAMEC’s share price. The Board believes that the
actions were motivated by commercial forces in the DRC who opposed CAMEC’s
planned acquisition of Katanga.
As a result, CAMEC was obliged to announce on 5 September 2007 that it was
withdrawing its offer for Katanga due to the uncertainty surrounding the mining
licence regime in the DRC and Katanga’s refusal to share information with CAMEC
for due diligence purposes.
Importantly, CAMEC believes there is no legal valid basis for any revocation and we
are absolutely confident that we will successfully refute any allegations or attempts
made against our licences which were originally granted in 2004, under the new 2002
mining code, in settlement of international arbitration against the DRC government.
The Company has already appealed to the Minister of Mines against any potential
revocation. At the time, CAMEC made it clear that it was prepared to initiate
international arbitration proceedings against the government of the DRC, should this
prove necessary to confirm the validity of its licences.
On 19 September, we announced that Le Tribunal de Grande Instance, the Court
which rules on the enforcement of authentic titles in the DRC, had reviewed the very
licence transfers which the DRC Attorney General had identified as being “of
concern” when initiating the steps to revoke CAMEC’s licences. Le Tribunal de
Grande Instance found that the original transfers in 2004 of these licences were
made in accordance with the law and are therefore valid. The Court also upheld the
Settlement Agreement made in February 2004 pursuant to which all these licences
were transferred.
I thank you for your continued support during this period of disruption.
Yours truly,
Phil Edmonds
Chairman

[lerchengrund]

Chairman's statement:

I am very pleased to report another year of exceptional
development for CAMEC. This has been a transformational
year for your company where we have rapidly expanded
and built on our position as a pan-African fully integrated
exploration, mining and production company. I can report
today that we have achieved strong revenue growth for
the period with a turnover of £69.5m (2006: £11.0m)
and that the signifi cant investment in our fl agship Luita
SX/EW facility is starting to reap dividends, as it is now
producing both copper cathode and cobalt concentrate.
Acquisitions, including BOSS Mining and SABOT, have
been instrumental in our growth and in this vein we are
now making a full offer for Canadian listed Katanga
Mining Ltd, which again has the potential to dramatically
enhance our position, by building the Company into one
of the leading producers of copper in the Democratic
Republic of the Congo (‘DRC’) and potentially the world’s
largest producer of cobalt.
Operationally, much of our focus has been related to
CAMEC’s investment in the Luita SX/EW plant, which
is now contributing to revenues. The Company’s
strategy has been to focus on the rapid development
of production, rather than near term profi tability. As a
result the plant has been designed on a modular basis
to expedite production, allowing us to take immediate
and growing advantage, as modules are added, of the
present high metal prices. The Luita plant is in the process
of being completed on schedule and within budget. In
addition, its modular design and the reinvestment of early
stage cash fl ow means that the plant is fully funded from
existing CAMEC resources and operating cash fl ow. The
project development is on track to achieve our targets of
annual production capacity of 40,000 tonnes of copper
and 6,000 tonnes of cobalt by end of March 2008 and
100,000 tonnes copper and 12,000 tonnes cobalt by
December 2008.
The progress we have made this year, particularly
in the DRC, underlines our commitment to investing
signifi cantly in the countries in which we operate
and refl ects our core strategy of seeking fi rst mover
advantage in attractive markets. We continue to focus
on identifying new opportunities where the Company
can implement appropriate investment programmes
CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING & EXPLORATION
Luita from the air
in order to maximise returns for its shareholders. We
are aggressively pursuing development programmes
at our fl uorspar and coal projects in South Africa while
our investment in the Pfula platinum project, on the
Bushveld complex in South Africa and alongside Impala
Platinum, gives us a signifi cant attributable platinum
resource base. In Mozambique we continue to develop
our coal and agricultural operations. Notably, there now
seems to be a global interest in Mozambique coal, as
highlighted by recent merger and acquisition activity,
while the market at large is also starting to focus on
agricultural operations. In Mali, we are advancing our
bauxite licence areas with a comprehensive exploration
programme. Across the region new opportunities are
constantly being reviewed as we seek to continue
to expand on CAMEC’s position as a pan-African
exploration, mining and production company with a
broad and exciting portfolio of investment assets.
Control of logistics is crucial to our operational success
and we have accordingly raised our number of Volvo
trucks and trailers in SABOT to 450, to ensure that we
continue to reap the strategic and logistical benefi ts that
we derive from owning that business in support of our
regional growth.
The strategic development of our assets has contributed
to our fi nancial performance and I am pleased to report a
pre tax profi t of £15.7m (2006: £1.1m loss) on turnover of
£69.5m (2006: £11.0m). This is despite an amortization
of goodwill charge of £3.5 million.
It is a testament to the whole CAMEC team that we
have achieved this fi nancial performance, while at the
same time constructing, in 12 months, a state of the art
500,000 sq ft copper cobalt SX/EW facility in the DRC
which is already producing copper cathode, and also
dealing with the suspension of operations by our joint
venture partner on the Mukondo concession area. With
regards to the immediate future, our rapid production
growth and installation of additional SX/EW modules at
Luita as well as the development of the mines at Disele
and Kababankola should drive fi nancial growth in the
coming year. In addition, management is confi dent
that its continued efforts to achieve a resolution to the Mukondo situation will be successful and, if so, this will
contribute to the Company’s fi nancial performance in the
second half of this year.
I am also pleased to announce that later today we will be
issuing our Offer Document for Canadian listed Katanga
Mining Ltd. This will contain a more comprehensive review
of CAMEC’s activities as well as a detailed explanation
of the terms of the transaction. The Board is confi dent
that it will obtain the support required to ensure the deal
is concluded. Consultancy fi rm, Behre Dohlbere, has
produced a 43-101 compliant Technical Report on the
DRC mineral properties for the purpose of the offer. The
combined businesses of CAMEC and Katanga will create a
leading copper cobalt company with growing production as
well as quantifi ed and increasing resources. Management
believes that the deal will create signifi cant value for both
companies’ shareholders through the realisation of fi nancial
and operational synergies. The combined group should
achieve a higher valuation rating than either company
alone. The new entity will also be well placed to exploit any
attractive value creating opportunities that may arise from
further consolidation amongst copper cobalt producers in
the DRC and elsewhere.
We have made a number of key appointments recently in
order to strengthen the Board. Chris Chapple joined us
as Chief Development Offi cer in May and Andrew Burns
is set to join shortly as Chief Financial Offi cer. Both bring
broad ranging experiences of assisting in the development
of growth companies and will be great contributors to
CAMEC going forward. With our dramatic growth over the
last fi ve years we realise the need to continue to broaden
and strengthen the Company’s management team to
ensure that we maximise the value of our portfolio.
CAMEC has an exciting future. The Company is well
positioned to take advantage of the immense resource
opportunities on the African continent through its experience
and on the ground operational presence. In addition,
we feel our strategy of identifying opportunities early has
positioned us at the forefront of market trends both on the
development and corporate consolidation fronts.
Finally I would like to thank all of our staff for their tremendous
efforts and our shareholders for their continued support
and I look forward to the Company achieving its objectives
of continued operational and fi nancial growth.
Phil Edmonds
Chairman
28 August 2007

[Camus70]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.861.568 von lerchengrund am 05.10.07 20:47:44

Warum interessiert sich keine Sau für diese Aktie

Trotz der Probleme doch fundamental durchaus zu empfehlen. Oder irre ich mich

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.930.696 von Camus70 am 10.10.07 20:10:04

na es gibt halt immer noch dieses Problem mit den lizenzen!

hier mal ein Bericht zu Katanga, an dem CAMEC ja bereits anteile hält, das gesamtübernahmeangebot allerdings ja zurückgezogen hat. dennoch ganz interessant um zu verstehen, was der anteil von Camec wert ist!
download rechts unten als pdf

http://www.jenningscapital.com/researchdetails.asp?research=…

[lerchengrund]

ich stell es mal rein:

Katanga Mining Limited KAT


Wednesday, September 12, 2007
Recommendation: Speculative Buy
One Year Target: C$22.75
Last Close: C$19.20

[scharf2007]

es geht wieder los...

[toller]

ist schon ein paar tage alt, stells aber dennoch rein, weil mal was anderes...

Mozambique signs $510 mln ethanol production deal



MAPUTO, Oct 11 (Reuters) - Mozambique has signed a $150
million deal with London-listed Central African Mining &
Exploration Company Plc (CAMEC) (CFM.L) to build a plant to
produce 120 million litres of ethanol a year by 2010, a minister
said on Thursday.
Agriculture Minister Erasmo Muhate told Reuters the deal,
signed on Wednesday, envisages raw material for the ethanol will
be sugar cane planted over an area of 30,00 hectares in the
southern province of Gaza.
"I hope that with this project a city emerges, and there
will be more benefits for local communities, while helping to
cut Mozambique's high fuel costs," he said in an interview.
The ethanol would be aimed at the domestic and regional
markets, including the production of electricity for local use.
The project, to be known as PROCANA, will also create 7,000
jobs and generate and an annual revenue of $40 million from
2010.
"We will be able to cut down the number of nationals who
illegally emigrate to South Africa so far believed to be over a
1,000 per day," said Muhate.
CAMEC is expected to start construction of an ethanol
factory within the next year, with completion after three years.
((Reporting by Charles Mangwiro; Editing by Gershwin Wanneburg
and Chris Johnson; Johannesburg newsroom tel [phone]))
Keywords: ETHANOL MOZAMBIQUE/

[Camus70]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.933.479 von toller am 10.10.07 23:57:37

Vielen Dank

[Ramses2I]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.036.368 von toller am 16.10.07 22:52:52

...im Jahr 2010...bis dahin können aber noch viele Projekte aus dem Ärmel gezogen und wieder den Bach runter gehen...

[lerchengrund]

CAM scheint jetzt aber den Boden gefunden zu haben.

[scharf2007]

Denke auch, mich überzeugt nach wie vor die Aktionärsstruktur.

[toller]

weiss jemand aus dem kopf wie groß der camec anteil an KAtanga ist? 18% oder liege ich da völlig daneben? hab mich länger nicht mehr diesbezgl. auf dem laufenden gehalten.
thx!

[lerchengrund]

** 50 **

[lerchengrund]

langsam geht es wieder nach oben ...

[toller]

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Update on DRC Court Hearing

RNS Number:9833F
Central African Mining&Exploration
18 October 2007

Thursday 18 October 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Update on DRC Court Hearing


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company, wishes
to update the market following today's court hearing in Lubumbashi. The Court
hearing was requested last month by Gecamines to review part of a judgement by
the Le Tribunal de Grande Instance which had ruled on 17 September that CAMEC's
mining licences in the Democratic Republic of the Congo were legal and valid.

The court hearing has taken place today and the court's ruling is expected
within a month.

CAMEC is 100% confident of the rightful ownership of its mining licences in the
DRC. The Company has invested over $150 million in its DRC projects and has
built a state of the art SX/EW copper/cobalt plant in record time. It employs
over 3,000 people and is the only non-state company currently producing copper
cathode in the DRC. The company regrets the insecurity and disruption that this
unwarranted legal process is creating and looks forward to an expeditious
conclusion.

For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:

Phil Edmonds / Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton / Jon Simmons Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

[lerchengrund]

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Update on DRC Court Hearing


RNS Number:9833F
Central African Mining&Exploration
18 October 2007

Thursday 18 October 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Update on DRC Court Hearing


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company, wishes
to update the market following today's court hearing in Lubumbashi. The Court
hearing was requested last month by Gecamines to review part of a judgement by
the Le Tribunal de Grande Instance which had ruled on 17 September that CAMEC's
mining licences in the Democratic Republic of the Congo were legal and valid.

The court hearing has taken place today and the court's ruling is expected
within a month.

CAMEC is 100% confident of the rightful ownership of its mining licences in the
DRC. The Company has invested over $150 million in its DRC projects and has
built a state of the art SX/EW copper/cobalt plant in record time. It employs
over 3,000 people and is the only non-state company currently producing copper
cathode in the DRC. The company regrets the insecurity and disruption that this
unwarranted legal process is creating and looks forward to an expeditious
conclusion.

For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:

Phil Edmonds / Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton / Jon Simmons Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END
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[lerchengrund]

solljetzt wieder Luft und Erholungspotential haben!

[Ramses2I]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.097.703 von lerchengrund am 21.10.07 15:40:18

Fragt sich nur in welche Richtung.

[toller]

so hab mal auf der Homepage nachgeschaut unter "Investments" und die angaben über beteiligungen mal mit den shareprices/MCaps der Unternehmen zusammengebracht.

Katanga shares fully diluted: 85,452,476 mio
Mkap bei 16 Can$ = 1,37 Mrd Can$
Camec anteil: 17,2Mio Shares = 275Mio Can$=138.8 Mio GB Pound


Central African Gold: 98,079,466 mio shares issued, davon 19% in public hands.
Mkap bei 39GBpence = 38Mio GBPfund
Central african gold: 6,6% Anteil = 2,5Mio GBPound= 5mio Can$


White Line Ltd
shares issued: 347,000,000
Mcap bei aktuellem preis 68GBpence= 235Mio GBpfund
Camec Anteil: 4,6 % (15,2 Mio shares) = 10,8 Mio GBPound=21,4 Mio Can$


Summe ca. 301 Mio Can $bzw. 152 Mio GB Pound

Aktuelle MKap von Camec:
Total shares in issue are 1,228,188,032, share price heute 22,55 pence

Mcap fully diluted ca. 270 Mio GB Pfund

[lerchengrund]

soll jetzt wieder Luft und Erholungspotential haben!

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.211.148 von lerchengrund am 30.10.07 22:23:14

ja nach dem downturn in den letzten 2 Wochen sind wir gestern und heute schon wieder stark gestiegen. London schließt mit 28,75pence
http://www.londonstockexchange.com/en-gb/pricesnews/prices/s…
war heute top 5 an der AIM.

gehe stark davon aus, dass die Entscheidung zu den DRC Lizenzen ansteht. letzte meldung war von 17 October (?) oder etwas früher und darin stand dass das supreme court innerhalb der nächsten 30 Tage is expected to speak out decision....oder so.

entweder positioniert man sich schon an der AIM oder es gibt tatsächlich innerhalb der nächsten tage eine positive Meldung...

wenn die Meldung postiv ist, steht der kurs an zur verdopplung, das ist für mich klare sache. Dafür muss dann aber auch eine definitiv entgültige enstcheidung kommen, ansonsten bleibt ein rest Unsicherheit bestehen, was a) fürs geschäft der CAMEC extrem negativ ist und b) natürlich dem Kurs die nötigen impulse entzieht.

[lerchengrund]

Ich geh' mal stark von einer Verdopplung der Kurse aus!

[siegmare]

Jetzt ist auch noch Lehman Brothers International mit zwei Fond eingestiegen nachzulesen auf der Hompage von Camec. Mit zusammen 6 % .
So verkehrt kann das hier nicht sein also auf zu neuen alten HÖHEN.

[toller]

ja lehmans hat der meldung vom 31.10 zufolge rd. 8 mio aufgebaut und der meldung von heute morgen zufolge nochmal 50Tsd (die sind in der Tabell unten noch nicht enthalten):
die halten die aktien als market maker, was auch immer das für einen unterschied macht...

hier die angaben (holdings über 22 Mio) incl. filing date. man sieht, da sind einige alte daten drauf, da wird sicherlich demnächst mal ein update folgen...insgesamt halten Instis über 55% der Aktien, hinzu kommen noch Fonds, wobei ich das jetzt nicht so einfach aufaddieren kann, denn das mischt sich manchmal in den Zuordnungen und doppelaufführungen kommen vor.....

Morgan Stanley Investment Management (UK) 90,628,000 08/15/07
Capital Research & Management Co. 74,251,569 04/20/07
Credit Suisse First Boston /Market-Maker/ 73,997,003 09/07/07
OppenheimerFunds, Inc. 61,863,000 06/08/07
UBS Securities Ltd. /Market-Maker/ 54,839,362 04/20/07
North Sound Capital LLC 44,561,825 05/21/07
Lehman Brothers /Market-Maker/ 36,977,387 10/31/07
Fidelity Investments International (UK) Ltd. 34,303,618 04/20/07
Cheviot Asset Management Ltd. 26,125,000 08/15/07
Goldman Sachs & Co. 22,552,000 08/15/07


fonds (12%der aktien) (ab 100 Tsd shares)
Oppenheimer International Small Company Fund 42,144,019 05/31/07
American Funds Smallcap World 39,546,569 06/30/07
American Variable Insurance Series-Global Small Cap Fund 34,705,000 06/30/07
Ennismore Smaller Companies Plc-Ennismore European Smaller Co 10,072,543 06/30/06
US Global Investors Global Resources Fund 9,884,367 06/30/07
Carmignac Grande Europe 4,638,685 06/29/07
Fidelity International Small Cap Fund 4,497,509 04/30/07
Oppenheimer Gold & Special Minerals Fund 2,900,000 06/30/07
New Star OEIC - New Star Hidden Value Portfolio 2,561,941 03/31/07
US Global Investors World Precious Minerals Fund 2,475,600 06/30/07
SR Europe Investment Trust 2,140,439 12/31/06
Nextra Azioni PMI Europa 1,388,128 06/29/07
Fidelity Funds SICAV - FPS Growth Fund 416,359 10/31/06
Fidelity Funds SICAV - FPS Global Growth Fund 199,742 10/31/06
New Star Global Fund - British Lion Portfolio 194,500 12/31/06
Fidelity Funds SICAV - FPS Moderate Growth Fund 186,999 10/31/06
Gestnord Asset Allocation 160,000 06/29/07
Fidelity Funds SICAV - European Fund 144,194 04/30/07
Fidelity Funds SICAV - FPS Sterling Growth Fund 124,015

[lerchengrund]

nächste Woche geht hier eine Bombe - im positiven Sinne - hoch !!!

[lerchengrund]

[lerchengrund]

[scharf2007]

es fängt an zu zündeln....

[notamused]

eigentlich sehr komisch, am Wochenende ging eine Meldung rum, dass von dem Bericht der Mining Lizenzen Prüfungskommission etwas durchgesickert sei. 61 Lizenzen untersucht, Empfehlungen der Kommission gliedern sich in drei Kategorien: neu verhandeln, entziehen, keine Änderungen. In letzter Kategorie kein Unternehmen. einige in Kat. 2, deren Kurs ging schon am Freitag in Sinkflug.

Die Artikel erwähnen natürlich auch, dass China erst vor Kurzem 5Mrd $ zugesagt hat zur Minen entwicklung, jetzt gehen einige Beobachter davon aus, dass die Bei der Neuvergabe von Lizenzen, die andere unrechtmässig z.b. in den Wirren des Krieges erworben haben und die dem jew. Unternehmen nun evtl. entzogen wird, China bedacht wird.

Die situation im Kongo ist schon sehr verwirrend. Fakt ist, dass der Staat an sich sehr schlecht abschneidet, von den Einnahmen der Rohstoffförderung gehen an den staat nur zwischen 1 und 1,5%, was echt krass wening ist. mal Googeln nach Congo Mining Licences etc.

oder unter www.mineweb.com oder Resourceinvestor


naja, vielleicht wird Camec verschont und fällt nur in die Kategorie "neu verhandeln", dass wäre ein enormer Fortschritt, lass die ine bischen mehr abgeben, dafür aber die Lizenz im Katanga Gebiet behalten. das wäre zu gut um wahr zu sein (für den Kurs)

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.310.974 von notamused am 06.11.07 16:57:16

Ich denke es hängt auch mit Katanga zusammen die steigen auch sehr an denke mal das ist was durchgesickert.

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.311.841 von siegmare am 06.11.07 17:38:35

ja. Katanga und nikonor schließen sich zusammen:

Recommended Merger of Katanga and Nikanor to Create a Leading African Copper and Cobalt Company-Full Version
Tuesday November 6, 9:41 am ET

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - Nov. 6, 2007) -

Not for release, publication or distribution in or into any jurisdiction where to do so would constitute a violation of the relevant laws of any such jurisdiction

ADVERTISEMENT
The Boards of Katanga Mining Limited (TSX:KAT - News) and Nikanor PLC are pleased to announce today that they have reached agreement on the terms of a recommended Merger of the two companies. The Merger will create a company with a combined market capitalisation of approximately US$3.3 billion and the potential to become by 2011 Africa's largest copper producer and the world's largest cobalt producer.

Summary

- The Merger will bring together the adjacent properties in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) owned by Katanga and Nikanor, which were previously part of the same mine complex, to create a major single-site operation....................
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/071106/200711060423641002.html?.v=2

[toller]

siehe posting #56

nachdem katanga recht stark zurückging in den letzten tagen, sind wir ungefähr wieder dort, als ich den Camec Anteil berechnet hatte:
Katanga shares fully diluted: 85,452,476 mio
Mkap bei 16 Can$ = 1,37 Mrd Can$
Camec anteil: 17,2Mio Shares = 275Mio Can$=138.8 Mio GB Pound

bei 16,4 eben ,4Can$ mehr *17,2 mio Shares (die Camec hält): 6,9mio Can$
in summe entspricht der Camec Anteil ca. 145 Mio GB Pound.

bin mal gespannt, wann Sie überredet werden, die Anteile abzugeben und welchen deal man dafür angeboten bekommt. vielleicht dürfen sie ja zum ausgleich ihre lizenzen behalten ;-)

[notamused]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.316.371 von toller am 06.11.07 21:55:37

so, der markt scheint das upside jetzt auch zusehen...

[notamused]

hintergrund ist,dass jetzt alle im Kongo extrem nervös sind aufgrund der Lizenzen-Überprüfung. Ergo hat sich natürlich in den letzten Wochen jeder bemüht, irgendwelche cleveren JV´s oder MErger (Katanga/Nikanor) einzugehen oder anzubahnen, selbstverständlich mit Unternehmen, hinter denen ein einflussreicher Mann steht mit guten Kontakten zum Präsidenten.....naja, wie auch immer.

jedenfalls geht Central African heute ein JV mit Herrn Gertler ein bzw.dessen Company. Gertler hat die Lizenz für das wohl wertvollste Minengebiet im Kongo:Kov (Kamoto-Virgule Oliveira) liegt direkt neben Kamoto - "potentiell wertvoller als die Wirtschaft halb Afrikas. Mehr als 6,7 Millionen Tonnen reines Kupfer werden hier vermutet, dazu 658.000 Tonnen Kobalt"

Gertler ist ein guter Kumpel von Kongos Präsident Kabila. Kabila hat Gertler wohl schon früher eine Lizenz für eine Mine im Katanga gebiet zugeschanzt, die wiederum ein Freund Willy Rautenbachs abgeben musste (Rautenbach war der ex-Chef von der staatlichen Bergbaufirma GECAmines und hat sich selbst Lizenzen zugeteilt, die er dann zumTeil für 80 mio an CAMEC verkauft hat). (interessanter Artikel "Die drei vom Baggersee". googeln

[toller]

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

CAMEC signs MOU to create new DRC Joint Venture Company

Combination with Prairie International Limited, a company in which a Trust for
the benefit of members of the family of Dan Gertler ("the Gertler Interests") is
a major shareholder, to create a new Joint Venture entity.

JVC will own, operate and develop Mukondo Mountain as well as the mining
concession areas previously known as C17, C18, C19 and C21.

CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company, is
pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU")
with Prairie International Limited ("Prairie") a company in which the Gertler
Interests are a major shareholder, with a view to establishing a new joint
venture company ("JVC"). The JVC will, via a new subsidiary in the DRC, own,
operate and develop Mukondo Mountain (the richest Cobalt mine in the world) as
well as the mining concession areas previously known as C17, C18, C19 and C21 in
the central Katanga region of the DRC.

Under the terms of the MOU, CAMEC will transfer its shares in Boss Mining Sprl
("BOSS"), a DRC registered company in which it owns 80% of the issued share
capital, into the JVC. BOSS owns a 50% stake in Mukondo Mining Sprl ("Mukondo")
as well as concession areas C19 and C21. Prairie will transfer its shares in
Tremalt Limited ("Tremalt"), a British Virgin Islands incorporated company in
which it owns 100% of the issued share capital, into the JVC. Tremalt owns an
80% stake in Savannah Mining SPRL which holds the remaining 50% stake of Mukondo
as well as the areas C17 and C18. Gecamines, the state-owned mining company in
the DRC ("Gecamines"), is a 20% shareholder in both Boss Mining and Savannah
Mining, and the transaction is subject to Gecamines' consent.

Subject to such permission as may be required from the Government of the DRC,
with which both Camec and Prairie will seek to work to guarantee the success of
the new venture, the JVC will own, operate and develop Mukondo Mountain as well
as the mining concession areas previously known as C17, C18, C19 and C21 in the
central Katanga region of the DRC.

The JVC will also own and operate both the recently developed Luita plant and
the Kakanda concentrator, as well as undertaking and exploiting other agreed
mining opportunities in the DRC. CAMEC and Prairie will each appoint two
directors to the JVC board, with each director having equal voting rights. The
post of Chairman will be held by an appointee of each party in rotation. Laurent
Decalion, currently the Managing Director of Boss Mining, will be appointed as
Managing Director of the operations of the JVC in the DRC, reporting directly to
the Board of the JVC.

Under the terms of the MOU, CAMEC and Prairie have agreed to provide initial
loan funding to the JVC of $US15 million each. Any additional funding will be
obtained on terms decided by the JVC Board.

The MOU also envisages that CAMEC and Prairie will, as soon as is reasonably
practicable, obtain a separate listing for the JVC on the London or Toronto
Stock Exchanges.

The creation of the JVC is subject to the approval of CAMEC shareholders.

Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:

"We are very pleased to have signed this Memorandum of Understanding with
Prairie International to create a Joint Venture through which we will develop
our assets in the DRC and build an exciting vehicle for growth in a manner that
will also benefit the DRC and its people, and in full co-operation with their
elected representatives.

"Both Camec and Prairie bring a vast experience in the mining business in
general, and in the DRC in particular. The two companies are very familiar with
the Mukondo mine and surrounding concessions and are in the best position to
develop and operate, while benefiting their shareholders and the people of DRC
alike.

"The joint company will provide employment to more than 3,000 people from the
local community and will develop all other social and communal services in the
region and I am sure that this brings a great opportunity to the JV, Gecamines
and the DRC government"

[toller]

tja, im Kongo bleibts spannend:

More DRC consolidation to come

The analyst said that Katanga Mining and Nikanor's merger announced on Tuesday, and now the Camec-Gertler deal, were only the beginning of consolidation of the DRC's copper/cobalt mining sectors.

Interestingly, Gertler was a founding shareholder of LSE-listed Nikanor.

"We've seen some consolidation in the DRC, and I think that the consolidation process is not nearly over," he stated over the telephone.

"The big boys have been shut out, there was talk that Rio Tinto was looking at Katanga Mining, and now they might have to look elsewhere."

[lerchengrund]

in den letzten tagen fettes plus... aber keine news?

[lerchengrund]

wo werden eigentlich die Kurse gemacht!?

[lerchengrund]

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.347.914 von lerchengrund am 08.11.07 19:50:34

Es gab doch News wer lesen kann ist klar im Vorteil.

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.347.914 von lerchengrund am 08.11.07 19:50:34

Und jetzt das neuste von heute:
Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
7 November 2007, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 5
November 2007 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 68, 582, 266
Ordinary Shares of CAMEC, representing 5.58% of the issued share capital and
voting rights of the Company.
Mittlerweile sind alle grossen Fondsgesselschaften eingestiegen das wird ein Spass zum Fest.

[lerchengrund]

aha:

die CREDIT SUISSE ist also groß eingestigen !!

die haben sich das bestimmt gut überlegt!

[siegmare]

Und heute geht es weiter der Einkauf der Grossen geht weiter:
Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
8 November 2007, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 6
November 2007 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 81, 757, 634
Ordinary Shares of CAMEC, representing 6.65% of the issued share capital and
voting rights of the Company.

[lerchengrund]

was soll das ?` -

war doch die meldung von gestern!

[lerchengrund]

oder halten die jetzt doch über 6 % ?????

[lerchengrund]

wir befinden uns in einer klaren Aufwärtsbewegung!

[lerchengrund]

und jetzt das !!!!!


Central Afr. Min&Exp - Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number:5488H
Central African Mining&Exploration
12 November 2007

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc
CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration


12th November 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Holding in Company


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
12 November 2007, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 8
November 2007 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 80, 356, 356
Ordinary Shares of CAMEC, representing 6.54% of the issued share capital and
voting rights of the Company.


** E N D S**


For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:

Phil Edmonds CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


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[celli32]

LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Central African Mining & Exploration Co PLC said it is highly encouraged by the bauxite potential from the initial stage of its bauxite exploration programme in Mali.

The mining company said the first-stage exploration programme at its licences yielded about 150-200 mln tonnes of high quality bauxite from a small percentage of its exploration package at a low cost.

The company said the first set of results indicate the potential for large open-cast bulk tonnage mining operations. [e-mail] rda/ms1


COPYRIGHT


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Production or sales statistics

[lerchengrund]

supernews!

warun geht der dreck einfach nicht hoch?

[lerchengrund]

na wird doch!

das GUTE wird siegen !!!

[lerchengrund]

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Exercise of Options and TVR


RNS Number:1990I
Central African Mining&Exploration
21 November 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Exercise of Options and TVR

Application has been made for the admission to trading on AIM of 350,000 new
ordinary shares in the Company following the exercise of options. Dealings in
the new ordinary shares are expected to commence on 27 November 2007.

Following this issue, there are 1,228,538,032 ordinary shares in issue with an
equivalent number of voting rights

The above voting figure may be used by shareholders as the denominator for the
calculations by which they will determine whether they are required to notify
their interests in, or change to their interest in, the Company under the FSA's
Disclosure and Transparency Rules.


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[lerchengrund]

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number:4367I
Central African Mining&Exploration
23 November 2007


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc

CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration


23rd November 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Holding in Company


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
23 November 2007, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of
21 November 2007 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 86, 710, 955
Ordinary Shares of CAMEC, representing 7.06% of the issued share capital and
voting rights of the Company.


** E N D S**


For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:


Phil Edmonds CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


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[lerchengrund]

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Notice of AGM


RNS Number:7361I
Central African Mining&Exploration
28 November 2007

28 November 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc

('CAMEC' or 'the Company')


Shareholder Circular Posted


And


Notice of Annual General Meeting


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company,
announced on 7 November 2007 that it had a signed a Memorandum of Understanding
with Prairie International Limited ('Prairie') to create a new subsidiary ('the
JVC') in the Democratic Republic of the Congo ('DRC') which will own, operate
and develop Mukondo Mountain and the mining concession areas previously known as
C17, C18, C19 and C21. It announces that the shareholder circular relating to
the formation of this JVC has been posted to CAMEC shareholders today.


The creation of the JVC is subject to the approval of CAMEC shareholders and a
General Meeting has been called for 14 December 2007. The Directors recommend
that CAMEC shareholders vote in favour of the resolution to form the JVC and as
they intend to do in respect of their own beneficial holdings of CAMEC shares
which represents approximately 9.05% per cent. of the Company.


In addition, the Company confirms that its 2007 Annual General Meeting will be
held at Millennium Bridge House, 2 Lambeth Hill, London EC4V 4AJ on Friday 14
December 2007 at 11:00 a.m.


For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:


Phil Edmonds / Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton / Jon Simmons Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


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[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.605.258 von lerchengrund am 28.11.07 21:04:11

Wer weiss was das genau bedeutet ausser das im Dezember Hauptversammlung ist.

[lerchengrund]

könnte vielleicht mal dividende geben!

[lerchengrund]

Was ist eigentlich aus dem Gerichtsverfahren geworden ?

[siegmare]

Das erste hat Camec ja gewonnen was aus der Revision geworden ist weiss ich nicht genau. Aber sie haben ja ein Joint Ventures oder so was abgeschlossen mit einem Freund des Präsidenten vieelicht bringt das ja Plus Punkte.

[lerchengrund]

Vetternwirtschaft - aber in afrika geht das ja . . . . . . .

[lerchengrund]

ist ja momentan richtig eine Hängepartie!

[toller]

in die katanga/Nikanor Sache kommt jetzt Bewegung, vielleicht mit ein Grund für den Anstieg bei Camec. Da sollten demnächst auch Infos kommen. Dazu darf man nicht vergessen, dass Camec nach wie vor rd. 20% der Katanga Aktien hält, also zum Entsprechenden Merger/Umtauschverhältnis Katanga/Nikanor auch an der neuen Company beteiligt ist. "The Merger (Katanga/Nikanor) will create a company with a combined market capitalisation of approximately US$3.3 billion and the potential to become by 2011 Africa's largest copper producer and the world's largest cobalt producer."

Auch nicht schlecht: Dan Gertler ist der Gründer des Camec JV-PArtners Prairie Intl. und war auch der Gründer von Nikanor. Camec hat an Katanga 20%, vielleicht schließen die sich ja auch noch zusammen...;-))

hier jedenfalls die news von heute:
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/071206/200712060430072001.html?.v=1

Katanga Mails Information Circular and Offering Circular for Nikanor Merger
Thursday December 6, 10:58 am ET

LONDON, UNITED KINGDOM--(Marketwire - Dec. 6, 2007) - Katanga Mining Limited (TSX:KAT - News; "Katanga" or the "Company") announced today that it has filed with the Canadian securities regulatory authorities the notice of the special general meeting and management information circular dated as of November 28, 2007 (the "Information Circular") in connection with the previously announced recommended Merger with Nikanor PLC (see Katanga press release November 6, 2007).

[lerchengrund]

danke

[lerchengrund]

jetzt kommt es:

[lerchengrund]

# 100

[lerchengrund]

0,54

+ 4,23 % im plus.

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.746.470 von lerchengrund am 12.12.07 22:05:51

In England werden zur Zeit grosse Pakete gehandelt .

[siegmare]

Wir sind schon bei über 25 Millionen Stück denke mal da wissen welche mehr.

[siegmare]

Ich sag nur 28 Mill. so viel hatten wir schon lange nicht mehr.

[siegmare]

Knapp 31 Millionen und auf Tageshoch geschlossen.

[lerchengrund]

da liegt was im (afrikanischen) Busch.

[lerchengrund]

Central Afr. Min&Exp - AGM Statement


RNS Number:9641J
Central African Mining&Exploration
14 December 2007

Friday 14 December 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')


Results of Annual General Meeting and General Meeting

and

Directorate Change


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company,
announces that all of the resolutions proposed at the Annual General Meeting
('AGM'), held today, were duly passed. In addition, the resolution proposed at
the General Meeting, also held today, to approve the proposed Joint Venture with
Prairie International Limited ('Prairie') was duly passed.

On 7 November 2007, The Company announced that it had a signed a Memorandum of
Understanding with Prairie to create a new subsidiary in the Democratic Republic
of the Congo which will own, operate and develop Mukondo Mountain and the mining
concession areas previously known as C17, C18, C19 and C21.

Also at today's AGM, Russell Grant retired by rotation and did not seek
re-election to the Board. The Directors thank Russell for his contribution to
CAMEC.

The percentage of proxy votes in favour of the AGM resolutions were as follows:


Resolution 1 88.00%
Resolution 2 99.87%
Resolution 3 99.87%
Resolution 4 99.87%
Resolution 5 99.97%
Resolution 6 99.85%
Resolution 7 73.16%
Resolution 8 99.96%


The percentage of proxy votes in favour of the resolution to approve the
proposed Joint Venture with Prairie was 99.99%.

For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:


Phil Edmonds / Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton / Jon Simmons Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


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[lerchengrund]

Wie seid ihr bei CENTRAL AFRiCAN für nächste Woche positioniert?

Nachkaufen oder glattstellen?

Gruß
@lerche

[toller]

17 December 2007


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')
Holding in Company

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
17 December 2007, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of
13 December 2007 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 84, 798, 096
Ordinary Shares of CAMEC, representing 6.90% of the issued share capital and
voting rights of the Company.

[cstitus]

ich bin erst mal raus!

...warte auf eine kleine Korrektur und dann wieder rein, der Chart schaut doch gut aus!!!


Was denkt Ihr?

[lerchengrund]

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Interim Results
RNS Number:5261K
Central African Mining&Exploration
21 December 2007


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')
CFM / Index: AIM / Sector: Mining & Exploration


Central African Mining & Exploration Company plc

Interim Results


Chairman's Statement


The first half of the financial year has been a period of significant challenge
and change for the Company. However, it has also been a period of considerable
achievement and development as we have built on our position as an African
focused fully integrated exploration, production and investment company.


In the Democratic Republic of Congo ('DRC'), as I mentioned in my letter of the
25th September 2007, the period was one of significant disruption. Inevitably
this had an effect on our short term investment plans. However, I am very
pleased to confirm that at the recent General Meeting of the Company on 14th
December, shareholders overwhelmingly approved the resolution to create a new
joint venture ('JV') company with Prairie International, a company in which a
trust for the benefit of the members of the family of Dan Gertler is the major
shareholder. This JV will own, operate and develop one of the largest cobalt
deposits in the world, Mukondo Mountain, as well as the mining concession areas
previously known as C17, C18, C19 and C21 in the central Katanga region of the
DRC.


I believe this agreement, which combines both parties' licence areas and
includes the ownership and right to operate the Luita copper cobalt SX/EW plant
and the Kakanda concentrator, is a significant value creating step for both
parties as well as Gecamines, the state-owned mining company in the DRC. With
the resolution of the dispute over Mukondo, we can re-target our investment
initiatives and fully maximise the commercial development of our assets in
tandem with all our partners and the local communities, who will benefit greatly
from increased employment and associated economic activity.


Combining the respective strengths of all the shareholders of the JV will, we
feel, allow the JV to quickly become a very significant entity within the
central Katanga belt of the DRC. We hope to implement a full investment
programme immediately to maximise the development and production from all the
licences owned by the JV, in line with our proposed strategy of bringing the JV
to market by way of an IPO.


Our initial early investment in the DRC underlined our ability to identify
opportunities ahead of the curve. This ability was reinforced by our
recognition that there was an inevitability of consolidation of mining assets in
the DRC, which is why we targeted Katanga Mining Ltd ('Katanga') for takeover.
Although not successful, we secured significant financial benefit from the
identification of Katanga as a valuable bid target and our acquisition of a
substantial shareholding therein. The benefits of aggregation and of working
together with others operating in the region is again highlighted by our new
joint venture with Prairie International.


Outside the DRC the Company made significant progress on its coal, fluorspar and
bauxite projects in Mozambique, South Africa and Mali respectively and on its
agricultural and soft commodity interests particularly in Mozambique.


Results from our ongoing systematic coal exploration programme covering 21
licence areas totalling 368,620 hectares in the Tete Province of Mozambique have
been above our expectations. Phase 1 evaluation of licence areas L842, L876 and
L877 identified opencast saleable resources exceeding 150 million tonnes. These
resources remain open-ended and it is believed that these areas alone have the
potential to increase the opencast resources to approximately 750 million
tonnes.


Geological mapping on licence L871 uncovered eight new coal seams, six of which
have a combined thickness of 120m and stretch over a mapped strike length in
excess of 5,000m. The seams dip at an average of 12 degrees, making them all
amenable to mining by opencast methods. Assuming the above parameters remain the
same, the Board believes that this area has potential to host an in-situ
resource in excess 1.3 billion tonnes to a vertical depth of 250m. Our
geological team also believes an additional 1.3 billion tonnes could potentially
be mined by underground methods.


RSG Global, a multinational consulting firm, has been appointed to supervise the
drilling and report on the resource on L871. Upon receipt of the sample analyses
from M&L Inspectorate laboratory in Johannesburg, RSG Global should be in a
position to report an in-situ indicated opencast resource exceeding 500 million
tonnes. The Company is intending to complete a feasibility study on L871 while
simultaneously continuing evaluation of the remaining licences. The resource is
believed to be sufficiently large enough to justify a stand alone power station,
while at the same time extracting the coking coal and A grade thermal coal for
export.


Elsewhere, the Doornhoek Fluorspar project in South Africa, which is believed to
be one of the largest fluorspar deposits in the world, is progressing well with
a SAMREC compliant 14.83 million tonnes grading 20.9 at a cut-off grade of 20%
already quantified. The main orebody is consistent over a strike length of
5,000m and a width of 1,000m and with such an extensive potential resource we
expect to become a major low-cost fluorspar producer.


In Mali, a first stage exploration programme has indicated that our licences may
contain in the region of 150-200 million tonnes of high quality bauxite from an
area that is only a small percentage of our exploration package. In Mozambique,
our agricultural operation at Chimoi is being expanded to process 50,000 tonnes
of maize next year and an additional facility in the northern Tete Province,
which is the country's primary grain growing area, is being planned. Land,
guaranteed water rights and contracts with the Mozambique government to develop
the country's and one of Africa's largest bio-ethanol project have also been
secured.


In addition to the aforementioned activities, we are developing further coal
projects in South Africa and an interest in the Pfula platinum project on the
Bushveld Complex. We maintain investments in Katanga Mining Ltd, White Nile Ltd
and Central African Gold plc, which provide additional upside potential and
exposure to the resource sector on the African continent.


Notwithstanding the disruption to operations in the DRC we are reporting a pre
tax profit of £24.7m (2006: £15.7m) on a turnover of £53.9m (2006: £47.4m).
Our cash position remains healthy with £24.4m currently in the bank and is
further supported by our investment portfolio.


To assist in the growth of the business, the Board has been strengthened with
the appointment of Chris Chapple as Chief Development Officer and Andrew Burns
as Chief Financial Officer. They both bring extensive experience to the Board
and have already made significant contribution to the development of the
Company.


Conclusion


CAMEC was established to create shareholder value and to this end the Board has
constructed a multi faceted portfolio, taking advantage of the buoyant resource
market. In the DRC we are very optimistic about the new joint venture with
Prairie International and we continue to make good progress at all our other
projects across Africa, in particular the Mozambique coal project, which is
producing great results and attracting high levels of interest.


I have every confidence in CAMEC's team, which has worked industriously to
ensure its strong position today and I would like to thank them, as well as all
our shareholders, for their ongoing support and commitment. I look forward to
delivering strong and sustainable growth in the future.


Phil Edmonds

Chairman


Central African Mining & Exploration Company plc

Interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2007


Unaudited Income Statement for the six months ended 30 September 2007


Six Six
months months Year
ended ended ended
30.9.07 30.9.06 31.3.07
£000 £000 £000

Revenue 53,876 47,380 69,469
Cost of sales (25,836) (29,943) (38,623)
Gross profit 28,040 17,437 30,846

Operating expenses (21,632) (3,119) (12,039)
Gain on disposal of available for sale investments 18,388 - -
Impairment of development costs - - (285)
Impairment of property, plant and equipment - - (1,369)
Operating profit 24,796 14,318 17,153

Financial income 702 1,561 5,461
Financial expenses (797) (123) (223)
Net financing costs (95) 1,438 5,238

Share of profit of associates - 1 -
Profit before tax 24,701 15,757 22,391

Income tax expense (9,032) (4,598) (8,120)
Profit for the period 15,669 11,159 14,271

Attributable to:
Equity holders of the parent 15,669 11,162 14,121
Minority interest - (3) 150
Profit for the period 15,669 11,159 14,271

Basic earnings per share (pence) 1.3 1.1 1.3

Diluted earnings per share (pence) 1.3 1.0 1.3


Unaudited Statement of Recognised Income and Expense

for the six months ended 30 September 2007

Six Six
months months Year
ended ended ended
30.9.07 30.9.06 31.3.07
£000 £000 £000

Foreign exchange translation differences (1,607) 277 (5,640)
Change in fair value of available-for-sale financial assets 41,111 23,868 4,902
Gain on available for sale financial assets transferred to the
income statement on disposal (18,388) - -
Deferred tax on change in fair value of available for sale
financial assets (6,817) (7,161) (1,471)
Net income recognised directly in equity 14,299 16,984 (2,209)

Profit for the period 15,669 11,159 14,271

Total recognised income and expense for the period 29,968 28,143 12,062

Attributable to:
Equity holders of the parent 29,968 28,146 11,912
Minority interest - (3) 150
Total recognised income and expense for the period 29,968 28,143 12,062


Unaudited Balance Sheet as at 30 September 2007


30.9.07 30.9.06 31.3.07
£000 £000 £000
Assets
Property, plant and equipment 115,663 53,075 89,471
Goodwill 2,488 27,827 2,480
Other intangible assets 165,578 96,052 164,112
Investments in associates and joint ventures 909 22 909
Available for sale financial assets 139,285 36,950 75,717
Other financial assets - 524 -
Total non-current assets 423,923 214,450 332,689

Inventories 20,213 2,045 11,217
Trade and other receivables 36,167 17,354 23,263
Cash and cash equivalents 8,672 73,425 13,072
Total current assets 65,052 92,824 47,552

Total assets 488,975 307,274 380,241

Liabilities
Trade and other payables (21,450) (2,017) (11,380)
Income taxes (10,463) (5,821) (2,255)
Provisions (1,191) (8,635) (3,175)
Total current liabilities (33,104) (16,473) (16,810)

Provisions (1,376) (1,015) (1,387)
Deferred tax liabilities (73,404) (33,231) (65,804)
Total non-current liabilities (74,780) (34,246) (67,191)
Total liabilities (107,884) (50,719) (84,001)
Net assets 381,091 256,555 296,240

Equity
Issued capital 1,228 1,114 1,128
Share premium 283,793 220,988 229,500
Merger reserve (199) (199) (199)
Fair value reserve 44,252 15,070 28,346
Retained earnings 26,096 14,128 11,550
Total equity attributable to equity holders of the parent 355,170 251,101 270,325

Minority interest 25,921 5,454 25,915

Total equity 381,091 256,555 296,240


Unaudited Cash Flow Statement for the six months ended 30 September 2007


Six Six
months months
ended ended Year ended
30.9.07 30.9.06 31.3.07
£000 £000 £000

Operating activities
Profit before tax 24,701 15,757 22,391
Adjustments for:
Depreciation of property, plant and equipment 2,858 589 2,095
Excess of net assets acquired over consideration - (3,373) (3,373)
Amortisation of intangible assets 323 157 179
Impairment of development costs - - 285
Impairment of property, plant and equipment - - 1,369
Profit/(loss) on sale of property, plant and equipment (7) - 63
Profit on sale of available for sale investments (18,388) - -
Share based payment charge 211 - 30
Net interest income 96 (1,438) (5,238)
(14,907) (4,065) (4,590)
Working capital adjustments
Increase in inventories (8,996) (390) (9,169)
Increase in receivables (12,144) (11,620) (12,631)
Increase in payables 8,088 2,921 2,976
(27,959) (13,154) (23,414)
Dividends to minority interests - (383) (463)
Interest paid (798) - -
Net cash flow from operating activities (4,056) 2,220 (1,486)

Investing activities
Purchase of intangible assets (1,624) (6,002) (3,839)
Purchase of property, plant and equipment (32,446) (31,332) (73,801)
Purchase of available for sale investments (79,896) (13,776) (27,576)
Sale of property, plant and equipment 1,386 - 90
Sale of available for sale investments 57,439 - -
Interest received 702 1,561 3,516
Purchase of subsidiaries net of cash acquired - (16,587) (17,079)
Net cash flow from investing activities (54,439) (66,136) (118,689)

Financing activities
Proceeds from issue of share capital 54,393 103,435 100,361
Loans advanced 29,668 - -
Share issue costs - (979) (984)
Repayment of loan (29,815) - (14)
Net cash flow from financing activities 54,246 102,456 99,363

Net (decrease)/increase in cash and cash equivalents (4,249) 38,540 (20,812)

Cash and cash equivalents at start of the period 13,072 34,249 34,249
Exchange rate adjustments (151) 636 (365)
Cash and cash equivalents at end of period 8,672 73,425 13,072

[lerchengrund]

die zahlen sehen auf den ersten Blick sehr gut aus.

[lerchengrund]

hier der link:

http://investors.camec-plc.com/

RNA News
21/12/07
Interim Results

[lerchengrund]

es gabe schon lange keine news mehr!?

oder hat jemand was?

[toller]

nö, nix neues

[lerchengrund]

Rohstoff-Investments sind immer mehr oder minder spekulativ. Anleger in diesem Segment müssen daher eine gewisse „Coolness“ mitbringen. Und eine Bereitschaft, abseits der konventionellen Aktien auf die Pirsch zu gehen, um dort Chancen zu ergreifen, die in der Lage sind, Ihre ganze Vermögenssituation erheblich zu verbessern.

Das ist nicht jedermanns Sache. Man muss gerade auf diesem Gebiet sehr rational vorgehen.

[lerchengrund]

In Aktienmärkten erlebt man zuweilen auch erstaunliche Renditen. Das ist richtig. Sofern man eine ganze Weile, manchmal jahrelang wartet und dann feststellt, dass man mit viel Glück auf die richtigen Pferde gesetzt hatte. Oft stellen Sie aber auch fest, dass dies gerade nicht der Fall war. Falls Sie selbst mit Aktien handeln, bitte mal Hand aufs Herz: Sind Sie zufrieden, wie es in den letzten Jahren gelaufen ist?

[lerchengrund]

Heute ist ein schöner bericht in der EURO am Sonntag über den Anstieg der Kobalt-preise. -


so wie ich mich erinnere, baut CEMAG auch Kobalt ab -

also ein gutes Zeichen.

[toller]

any news?

[lerchengrund]

heute zieht der Kurs schon an!

[siegmare]

Was ist denn heute los? 10 % plus gibts was neues?

[lerchengrund]

das übliche auf und ab!

[lerchengrund]

wir warten halt drauf, dass der Kurs bald durch die Decke geht!

[lerchengrund]

wie starten wir morgen?
wie geht es in die neue Woche?

[lerchengrund]

hoffentlich festigen wir uns bald über der 60 cent grenze.

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.258.886 von lerchengrund am 04.02.08 11:24:27

Zur schönen Steigerung heute kam ein hohes Volumen hinzu das lässt auf grosses hoffen.

[lerchengrund]

ja, weiter so auf dem Weg nach weiter oben.

[lerchengrund]

da wissen einige andere wohl wieder mehr!

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.272.045 von lerchengrund am 05.02.08 14:39:57

Hier ist was Aktuelles klingt sehr gut:
http://www.miningweekly.co.za/article.php?a_id=126436

[lerchengrund]

Aim-listed Central African Mining & Exploration Company (Camec), with its soon-to-be-official joint-venture (JV) partner Prairie International, on Thursday announced that the two parties had restarted operations at Mukondo Mountain, in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC).

This was "in anticipation of the positive completion of the JV", which was expected in February 2008.

The parties intended to accelerate their investment programme to further develop Mukondo Mountain, the Luita plant, as well as the mining concession areas previously known as C17, C18, C19 and C21.

Cobalt production from Mukondo was under way and the Kakanda concentrator was being reopened. The parties agreed on an initial monthly production target from Luita and the Kakanda concentrator of 400 t of cobalt metal contained. This target would rise to 1 000 t/m by the year-end.

[lerchengrund]

An der Börse ist alles möglich, auch das Gegenteil.

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.320.430 von lerchengrund am 09.02.08 18:24:19

camec ist ein sehr gutesinvestment. hätte auch schiefgehen können (entzug der lizenz) aber mit dem JV ist zunächsteinmal der wichtigste schritt getan.

[lerchengrund]

ja, dank auch der guten Kontakte zu den jeweiigen afrikanischen regierungen.

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.323.343 von lerchengrund am 10.02.08 13:07:43

Hier ist was Neues:
http://www.mineweb.co.za/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page43?oid=…
Der 20. Februar scheint ein wichtiger Tag zu sein.
So wie ich das Verstanden habe gibt die Regierung oder das Gericht bis dahin ihre Entscheidungen für alle Minenlizenzen bekannt.

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.344.939 von siegmare am 12.02.08 18:00:39

Hier ist noch was :
http://www.financial.de/newsroom/derivate/131403.html.
Ist zwar schon vom 07.02. aber sehr interresant auch für Camec.
Jetzt brauchen wir nur noch etwas Glück.

[lerchengrund]

Ja, das Glück des Tüchtigen!

[siegmare]

Jetzt ist auch noch Lehmann Brothers gross eingestiegen:
http://investors.camec-plc.com/news-item&item=60159606925483

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.356.379 von siegmare am 13.02.08 16:32:31

Wissen da welche schon wieder mehr?

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.366.684 von siegmare am 14.02.08 13:24:26

Wie hoch wird es noch gehen.??

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.368.245 von siegmare am 14.02.08 15:25:53

Wir steigen und steigen und keinen Interresiert es. Gut so.

[lerchengrund]

jaaaaaa

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[lerchengrund]

kommt da noch was?

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.313.826 von lerchengrund am 08.02.08 19:49:10

ich denke das ist eine etwas verspätete reaktion auf die meldung, die du am 8.2. gepostet hast und vielleicht eine vorwegnahme der endgültigen "completion" of the JV, die ja noch in diesem februar kommen soll. CAMEC macht jetzt dampf, die Kobaltpreise tun ihr übriges.

[lerchengrund]

CENTRAL AFRICAN der englische Explorer steigt und steigt!!

[toller]

zumindest ist der ausbruch ersteinmal gelungen, bei den übrigen anstiegen ist der kurs ja nie deutlich über ,5 gekommen und auch recht schnell wieder zurückgefallen.

ich werd nochmal mein posting von letztem jahr auspacken, wo ich den wert der camec beteiligungen zusammengerechnet habe. bei bestätigung der Lizenzen für das neue JV zusammen mit den ankündigungen, die übrigen Lizenz-Gebiete auch in Angriff zunehmen köntten wir vielleicht wieder in die region um 1 Euro vorstossen. mal sehen was so kommt.

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.386.656 von toller am 15.02.08 21:16:34

hier die Beteiligungen (Anteils-Angaben von Homepage, Kurse von Heute

Katanga shares fully diluted: 85,452,476 mio
Mkap = 1,37 Mrd Can$
Camec anteil (17,2Mio Shares) bei bei 14,25 Can$ Kurs = 125 Mio GB Pound

Central African Gold hatte am 8.1. eine Kapitalerhöhung (früher 98,079,466 mio shares issued) jetzt 1179,043,898 mio shares fully diluted.
Camec Anteil 6,2 Mio shares (haben offensichtlich nicht an kap erhöhung teilgenommen, Anteil war früher 6,6% ca. 6,x Mio Aktien, Anteil jetzt 3,75.)
Jedenfalls Wert des Camec Anteils bei aktuellem Kurs von 35pence = 2,2Mio GBPound


White Line Ltd
shares issued: 347,000,000
Camec Anteil: 4,6 % (15,2 Mio shares)bei kurs 43,5GBpence = 6,6 Mio GBPound

Summe der Beteiligungen Stand heute ca. 133,8 Mip GBP,
Wert Ende Oktober noch ca 152 Mio GB Pound. Der Rückgang von 20 Mio ist bei der aktuellen Börsenlage ja noch verkraftbar.

MarketCap con Camec bei 1,228,188,032 ausgegebenen Aktien (habe gerade die Fully diluted zahl nicht gefunden, hat die jemand?):
663 Mio GBP

[siegmare]

Hie rmal noch was zum Anschauen über Central African Mining:
http://aktien.onvista.de/videos.html?ID_OSI=6024586&ID_NEWS=…

[lerchengrund]

Central Afr. Min&Exp - DRC Licence Review Update


RNS Number:7154O
Central African Mining&Exploration
26 February 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
Index: AIM / Epic: CFM / Sector: Mining & Exploration


26th February 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')
DRC Licence Review Update


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company,
announces that its subsidiary BOSS Mining SPRL ('BOSS') has received a letter
from the Ministry of Mines of the Democratic Republic of the Congo ('DRC')
regarding the review of mining contracts. Their letter contains certain
requirements of the DRC government, in relation to BOSS' licences, namely the
regularisation of any irregularities arising from the original transfer of the
licences in 2004, reconfirmation of Gecamines involvement in management and of
the current social plan and the reappraisal of the real contribution of all
stake holders in value terms.

CAMEC is already in discussions with Gecamines and the DRC government with a
view to expediting the resolution of these issues and a further announcement
will be made as soon as possible.


** E N D S**


For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:

Phil Edmonds CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

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[lerchengrund]

CAMEC, die völlig integrierte Erforschung, Bergbau- und Produktionsfirma, verkündet, daß sein Tochter-CHEF, der SPRL gewinnt (' CHEFS) einen Brief vom Ministerium der Gruben der demokratischen Republik des Kongos (' EAW ') betreffend den Bericht der gewinnenverträge erhalten hat. Ihr Brief enthält bestimmte Anforderungen der EAW Regierung, in Beziehung zu Lizenzen der CHEFS, nämlich die Regulierung von allen möglichen Unregelmäßigkeiten, die aus der ursprünglichen Übertragung der Lizenzen 2004, des reconfirmation der Gecamines Miteinbeziehung im Management und des gegenwärtigen Sozialplanes und der Neuabschätzung des realen Beitrags aller Stangehalter in den Wertbezeichnungen entstehen. CAMEC ist bereits in den Diskussionen mit Gecamines und die EAW Regierung angesichts des Beschleunigens der Auflösung dieser Ausgaben und eine weitere Ansage werden so bald wie möglich gebildet.

[lerchengrund]

aha, ist das der Grund für den Kursanstieg der letzten tage?

[lerchengrund]

man hält den Kurs schön oben.....

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.484.763 von lerchengrund am 26.02.08 22:13:20

hatte schon mit einer solchen meldung gerechnet, nachdem katanga gestern schon den brief des ministeriums in einer veröffentlichung angesprochen hat
(http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080221/200802210443694001.html?.v=1)


allerdings, so ganz schlau werd ich aus den formulierungen nicht. wenns gecamines nur darum geht, ihren Anteil an den fördergewinnen zu erhöhen, wundert mich die formulierung "the reappraisal of the real contribution of all
stake holders in value terms".

[toller]

Credit Suisse hat Centarl african schön mit outperform gerated, Ziel 150pence, also nochmals ne verdreifachung:

Central African Mining (CFM.L, 53.75 p, OUTPERFORM [V], TP 150.00 p, OVERWEIGHT)

[toller]

ach so, mal abgesehen von dem Rating, auf der Camec Website ist auch ein Update zu den Verhandlungen mit Gecamines.

http://investors.camec-plc.com/#

wie´s aussieht, haben die sich weiteren Einfluss gesichert, was ja auch der Sinn der ganzen Überprüfung aller Lizenzen im Kongo war. Wenn man´s mal Political Correct und ethisch moralisch korrekt sieht (das meine ich nicht ironisch) ist es ja wohl mehr als berechtigt, dass sich die Republik Kongo etwas mehr an ihren eigenen Bodenschätzen sichert (für alle die die "geschäfte" rund um Lizenzen nochmal in ner interessanten Geschichte lesen wollen, vor ein paar monaten hab ich hier den Link gepostet zu nem Artiklen, ansonsten mal googeln "die drei vom Baggersee" oder so ;-)).

anyhow, die Sache mit den Lizenzüberprüfungen scheint jetzt wohl auf sehr sicherem Wege Richtung Lösung unterwegs zu sein. Das JV wird wie geplant die Arbeit aufnehmen.

Ich denke die 150p könnten nur noch ne Frage der Zeit sein ;-))

[toller]

yep, und hier ein Interview, was auch nochmal ausdrückt, dass die Lizenzthematik wohl jetzt geklärt ist.

LONDON, March 4 (Reuters) - London-listed miner Central
African Mining and Exploration Company (Camec) (CFM.L) is clear
of Democratic Republic of Congo's mining contract review, a
mining executive linked with the firm said on Tuesday.
Under a deal reached with state-owned mining firm Gecamines,
Camec will take over a joint venture to be formed by two firms,
Prairie International and Boss Mining, to run the Mukondo
Mountain cobalt mine and other concession areas.
Gecamines will take a 30 percent interest in the firm and
receive a payment of $2 million, thus ending the government's
review of Camec's mining licences, said Bernard Swanepoel,
Prairie's representative on the board of the joint venture
company.
"It means the whole uncertainty about the licensing of mines
in the DRC no longer applies to us," Swanepoel said by telephone
from Cape Town.
"It's a cleaning-up of everything. It's now a London-listed
entity, Camec, that owns 70 percent of a world-class mine ...
with the DRC government its partner."
Camec's first priority is to bring Mukondo, referred to as
the world's richest cobalt mine, to full production.
Last month, Camec said it had restarted operations there
after halting them in early 2007, and aimed for output of 1,000
tonnes per month by the end of the year.
Prices of cobalt (COB-CATH-LON), a hi-tech metal used in
aircraft engineering and batteries, recently rose to more than
$50 per lb, their highest since the late 1970s, on a combination
of strong demand and restricted supply from sources including
the DRC, which was once the world's biggest producer.
"Camec can now get cobalt to market while the price is
good," said Swanepoel, who was until last year chief executive
of South African gold miner Harmony (HARJ.J).
Key to the deal is resources investor Dan Gertler, an
influential figure in Congolese mining.
A Gertler family trust is the main shareholder in Prairie,
and Gertler was instrumental in putting together a $2.1 billion
deal last year in which Katanga Mining (KAT.TO) bought rival
miner Nikanor.
"This guy is truly a pioneer," Swanepoel said of Gertler.
"He's been in Africa before it became fashionable."
In a statement to the London Stock Exchange on Tuesday,
Camec said the issues relating to its licences in the DRC "have
been addressed and agreed." (nRNSD2866P)
Shares in the firm, which were up as much as 5 percent
earlier, were up 2.35 percent by 1600 GMT.
The deal is subject to formal government approval, Swanepoel
said, which can take anything up to a month.

[lerchengrund]

Qualität setzt sich durch !

[toller]

wir nähern uns in london den 57 pence. 21 mal gelesen heute der Thread. könnte ein bischen mehr aufmerksamkeit vertragen!

[lerchengrund]

afrika lebt !

[toller]

in london eben über 57 pence....

[toller]

naja, wie wir es von den meisten unternehmen kennen, gibt eine Kapitaleinsammlung meist zu kleineren bis grösseren Abschlägen. Camec hat die KAPerh. zu 5,75 pence = 10,5% über dem letzten Schlusskurs an der AIM durchgeführt.


10 March 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc


To Raise £43.5 Million For Expansion


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company, has
conditionally raised £43.5 million through the placing of 72,500,000 new
ordinary shares of 0.1p each in the Company ("New Ordinary Shares") at 60p per
share, with both new and existing institutions.


The money raised will be used to accelerate the development of the Company's
assets in the DRC, in particular the Luita copper cobalt SX/EW facility, with a
view to rapidly achieving CAMEC's existing production targets of 100,000 tonnes
of copper cathode per annum, and then seeking to develop further production
capacity as quickly as possible. The funds raised through this placing will also
be used for the development of CAMEC's own sulphuric acid plant, upgrading the
Kakanda concentrator and to expedite intensive exploration of the concession
areas C17, C18, C19 and C21. The Board believes that its investment strategy
underlines CAMEC's commitment to the DRC and to developing the country's assets
in partnership with Gecamines for the benefit of all stakeholders and the DRC
itself.


The placing monies will initially be held in escrow, as the placing is
conditional on the formal completion of the joint venture agreement between the
Company and Prairie International Limited ("Prairie"), the receipt by the
Company of the necessary approval from the Mining Cadastre in the DRC in respect
of the licences held by Boss Mining and Mukondo Mining, the production of
certain extracts from the mining registry books evidencing that the mining
rights are effective and enforceable as against third parties (in accordance
with Articles 190 and 323 of the DRC mining code) and no announcement being made
by the Government of the DRC contradicting such approval from the Mining
Cadastre following the successful conclusion of the Agreements between
Gecamines, the Company and Prairie. It is anticipated that the necessary
approval will be forthcoming from the Cadastre within the month.


CAMEC Chief Executive Officer Andrew Groves said, "We are pleased by the success
of this placing. We continue to see significant opportunities to invest and grow
our business in the DRC, to the benefit of CAMEC's shareholders and all our
partners.


Application will be made for the Admission of the 72,500,000 new ordinary shares
to trading on the AIM market once the conditions referred to above have been
satisfied.

[lerchengrund]

wieder eine andere NEWS:Central Afr. Min&Exp - DRC Update


RNS Number:7150P
Central African Mining&Exploration
10 March 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

CFM / Index: AIM / Sector: Mining & Exploration

10 March 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc


DRC Update


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company, is
pleased to announce that, following the tri-partite agreement between CAMEC,
Prairie International Limited ('Prairie') and Gecamines, which was announced on
4 March 2008, CAMEC has now received Avis Cadastral Favorable from the Mining
Cadastre in the Democratic Republic of the Congo ('DRC'), relating to licence
areas 467 and 469 (formerly known as C19 and C21) and 2589 (Mukondo Mountain).


The Avis Cadastral Favorable confirm the validity of CAMEC's licences under the
Mining Code of the DRC, and the transfer of the licences in respect of areas 467
and 469 from Gecamines to Boss Mining sprl, CAMEC's subsidiary, and of the
licence in respect of Mukondo Mountain to Mukondo Mining sprl.


Further Avis Cadastral Favorable have also confirmed the validity of Prairie's
licences over areas 463 and 468 (formerly known as C17 and C18) and the transfer
of those licences to Savannah Mining.


The Avis Favorable enable CAMEC to move towards completion of the Joint Venture
with Prairie and also satisfies one of the conditions contained in the Placing
announcement made by CAMEC earlier today.


Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:


'We are extremely pleased to be able to announce this major step forward for our
DRC business. We believe that we are in the process of building a substantial
mining operation in the DRC and have plans to invest further to grow this
business significantly.'


** E N D S**


For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:


Phil Edmonds CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

[toller]

damit dürfte wohl die letzte unsicherheit beseitigt sein. frage: wann kommen die 150pence der Credit Suisse? ;-))

[toller]

jedenfalls dürfte klar sein, warum camec ne kapitalerhöhung 10% über aktuellem Kurs durchbekommt, bei der Bestätigung der Lizenzen heute und bei den Aussichten.

[lerchengrund]

wohin geht die Reise?

[toller]

..untenstehendes hat nicht so viel zu bedeuten, ausser dass Credit Suisse als market MAker wieder positionen aufbaut. ggü. der letzten meldung von ende Februar ungeähr 4 Mio aktien...



13 March 2008

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc

CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration

13 March 2008

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Holdings in Comapny


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
12 March 2008, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 10
March 2008 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 74, 910, 018 Ordinary
Shares of CAMEC, representing 6.09% of the issued share capital and voting
rights of the Company.

[lerchengrund]

[lerchengrund]

wie wird es weitergehen?

[lerchengrund]

nach Hoch kommt Tief!

[lerchengrund]

CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company, is
pleased to announce the completion of its Joint Venture with Prairie
International Limited ('Prairie'), a company in which a Trust for the benefit of
the family of Dan Gertler is a major shareholder, in the Democratic Republic of
the Congo ('DRC').


On the 7th November 2007, CAMEC announced an agreement to establish a new joint
venture company ('JVC') with Prairie, with subsequent related announcements
being made on 28 November 2007 and 4 March 2008. Under the terms of this
agreement, the JVC, through a new subsidiary in the DRC, will own, operate and
develop Mukondo Mountain (which the directors believe to be the richest Cobalt
mine in the world) as well as the mining concession areas previously known as
C17, C18, C19 and C21 in the central Katanga region of the DRC. The JVC will
also control the copper cobalt SX/EW facility at Luita and the Kakanda cobalt
concentrator.


Following the resolution by CAMEC and Gecamines of their previous disputes
relating to the above licences and all other matters with the relevant
authorities of the government of the DRC, and the announcement on 10 March 2008
that Avis Cadastral Favorables from the Mining Cadastre in the DRC had confirmed
the validity of the above licences under the Mining Code of the DRC, the
conditions announced at the time have now been satisfied allowing completion of
the JVC.


CAMEC and Prairie will now proceed with the plan announced on 7 February 2008
for CAMEC to acquire Prairie's 50% stake in the JVC. Under the terms of the
Proposed Transaction, Prairie will receive 815,000,000 new ordinary shares in
CAMEC, representing approximately 39.9% of its enlarged share capital, as
consideration for Prairie's 50% stake in the JVC.


The Proposed Transaction remains subject to certain of the conditions announced
at the time including the agreement of CAMEC shareholders at an Extraordinary
General Meeting of CAMEC's shareholders. A notice convening the meeting will be
issued shortly.


As previously announced, operations recommenced at Mukondo Mountain in February
with an initial monthly production target from Luita and the Kakanda
concentrator of 400 tonnes of cobalt metal contained.


The £43.5 million conditionally raised by CAMEC pursuant to a placing of new
ordinary shares which was announced on 7 March 2008 will be used to accelerate
the development of these assets to rapidly achieve the stated production target
of 100,000 tonnes of copper cathode per annum. Closing of this placing and
receipt of the funds is expected to happen shortly.


Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:


'We are delighted to have completed the Joint Venture with Prairie and look
forward to completing the proposed acquisition of Prairie's interest in the JV.
We believe that significant value will be created for CAMEC and its shareholders
through this much closer working relationship with Dan Gertler, one of the
leading and most successful investors in DRC.


'Production at Mukondo has proceeded to plan since operations recommenced last
month. We believe that we now have a strong base from which to build a
substantial mining operation in the DRC in a manner that will also benefit the
country and its people.'


** E N D S**


For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:


Phil Edmonds CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

[lerchengrund]

das sind news die dem Kurs gut tun sollten !!

[siegmare]

Das war ja mal ein Knallbonbon in London +14 Prozent.
So könnte es weiter gehen die Chancen dazu stehen Recht gut nach den Meldungen in letzter Zeit.

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.733.350 von siegmare am 26.03.08 19:29:06

Heute in London wieder 8 Prozent plus und keinen Interresiert das .
Gut so so kann es weiter gehen auf zu alten neuen Höhen.

[siegmare]

So heute wieder 19 Prozent runter ein auf und ab.
Die Kapitalerhöung war schon recht heftig aber da sie zu 50 Pence über die Bühne ging oder geht denke ich mal ist das gar nicht so schlecht zu bewerten schauen wir mal wie es weiter geht.

[lerchengrund]

Das sind news die dem Kurs gut tun sollten !!

[lerchengrund]

Gute nacht und tollen Start morgen .... !

[lerchengrund]

muss besser werden °!

[lerchengrund]

Normalerweise muss man jetzt kaufen und wenn der Kurs bei hohen Umsatz nicht mehr steigt, dann verkaufen - egal was die Werbetrommel dann sagt!!

[siegmare]

Lest euch mal das neuste durch:
http://www.mineweb.co.za/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page43?oid=…
Da steht Camec ist zur Zeit wahrscheinlich der grösste Kobalt Produzent der Welt und noch viele andere Interressante Neuigkeiten hier kommt noch grosses.

[lerchengrund]

geht wieder!

[lerchengrund]

Gute nacht und tollen Start morgen .... !

[lerchengrund]

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number:5220R
Central African Mining&Exploration
03 April 2008

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc

CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration


3 April 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')
Holdings in Comapny


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
2 April 2008, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 31
March 2008 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 73, 388, 597 Ordinary
Shares of CAMEC, representing 5.97% of the issued share capital and voting
rights of the Company.


** E N D S**

[toller]

CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING & EXPLORATION - THE COMPANY HAS RAISED 100 MILLION THROUGH THE PLACING OF 200,000,000 NEW ORDINARY SHARES OF 0.1 PENCE EACH IN CAMEC AT 50 PENCE PER SHARE

dies ist eine änderung der im März angekündigten kaperhöhung zu 60pence mit der man knapp 43mio pfund einsammeln wollte. offensichtlich hat man die konditionen zugunsten größerer pakete geändert, und mehr kohle eingesammelt (100mio statt 43mio, statt 71mio aktien nun 200 mio aktien.

[siegmare]

Genau so sieht es aus die Nachfrage war höher als erwartet so könnte jetzt dort ein solider Boden sein.
Nach oben gibt es keine Grenzen .

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.828.353 von siegmare am 07.04.08 17:26:05

naja, nachfage höher, aber preis per share niedriger...das hat mich etwas gewundert. aber wenn man sich den oreiverfall im rohstoffsektor anschaut, ist der nachlass eim preis für die neuen shares ok, denke ich.

[lerchengrund]

solider Boden ??? --- sieht anderst aus !!!!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.830.913 von lerchengrund am 07.04.08 21:53:11

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Acquisition


RNS Number:1641S
Central African Mining&Exploration
11 April 2008


11 April 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Acquisition of Platinum Assets


CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company,
announces that it has entered into an agreement to acquire an interest in
platinum mining assets in Zimbabwe via the acquisition of 100% of Lefever
Finance Ltd ('Lefever'), a British Virgin Islands company.

Lefever owns 60% of Todal Mining (Private) Limited ('Todal'), a Zimbabwean
company, which in turn has the rights to certain platinum concessions in
Zimbabwe. The remaining 40% of Todal is held by the Zimbabwe Mineral
Development Corporation ('ZMDC'), the Zimbabwean state-owned mining company.

The key assets held by Todal are the Bougai and Kironde claims situated in the
southern part of the Zimbabwe great dyke 60 kilometres south west of the city of
Gweru. These claims were previously held by Southridge Limited and Unki Mines
(Private) Limited, both companies of the Anglo Platinum Group ('Anglo Platinum')
before being ceded to ZMDC and subsequently granted to Todal by ZMDC. The
cession agreement between Anglo Platinum and the ZMDC states that 'Using the
SAMREC Code for the recognition of mineral reserves and resources, the estimated
Platinum ounces and 4E ounces resource ...equates to 7,486,750 Platinum ounces
and 15,683,323 4E ounces' for the area held by Todal. A competent person from
Behre Dolbear International Limited has visited the site, reviewed the data and
confirms that these estimates are realistic.

Power, road, railway and water supply are in existence in the vicinity of the
claims. CAMEC believes it will be able to bring a mine into production,
producing 120,000 -150,000 ounces per annum at a capital cost of approximately $200
million within 18 months. Todal has negotiated the right to export platinum from
Zimbabwe and has also secured an agreement to allow it to expatriate the profits
generated by its mining operations in the country. In addition, the Reserve Bank
of Zimbabwe has extended to Todal the same fiscal incentives as had been granted
to Unki Mines (Private) Limited under the Special Mining Lease Agreement for the
development of their Unki project. These incentives cover royalties, income tax,
import duties, value added tax and withholding taxes.

The purchase consideration is a cash payment of US$5 million (financed from the
Company's existing cash balances) and the issue of 215,000,000 new CAMEC
ordinary shares. Furthermore, CAMEC has agreed to advance to Lefever an amount
of US$100 million by way of loan to enable Lefever to comply with its
contractual obligations to the Government of the Republic of Zimbabwe. Repayment
to Lefever is to be made from the ZMDC's share of dividends from Todal

Meryweather Investments Limited, the seller of the shares in Lefever, will on
completion of the transaction hold a 13.07% interest in the enlarged share
capital of CAMEC. All of the shares issued to Meryweather will be subject to a
lock in for six months and 50% of those shares will be subject to a lock in for
12 months.

Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:

'The Board of CAMEC sees considerable upside potential in Zimbabwe and is
excited to be entering this market at a time of significant opportunity. We
believe this is an extremely good deal for CAMEC's shareholders securing us very
attractive platinum assets which we expect to bring into production within 18
months.

'As part of the mining development plan we intend to effect significant social
development programmes including medical and schooling facilities for the local
communities.'

Application has been made for the admission of the 215,000,000 New Ordinary
Shares to trading on the AIM market. Admission is expected to occur on 16 April
2008.

** E N D S**

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.865.700 von lerchengrund am 11.04.08 12:59:47

Ein Teil der hohen Kunst der siegreichen Aktienspekulation besteht deshalb darin, den Punkt abzuwarten, ab dem Sie sicher sind, dass Ihnen nunmehr wenig passieren könnte. Das theoretische Restrisiko sollte möglichst gering sein.
Dazu müssen zwei Voraussetzungen erfüllt sein:
Zum Ersten müssen alle Schieflagen aus der Aktie heraus sein.
Zum Zweiten muss die Wahrscheinlichkeit für weitere negative Überraschungen auf ein Minimum gesunken sein.
Äußerlich geht einem sauberen Turnaround daher meistens eine saubere Bodenbildungsphase voraus.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.876.174 von lerchengrund am 13.04.08 21:26:16

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number:5003S
Central African Mining&Exploration
16 April 2008


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc

CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration


16 April 2008

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Holdings in Comapny

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
15 April 2008, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 11
April 2008 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 54, 643, 681 Ordinary
Shares of CAMEC, representing 4.45% of the issued share capital and voting
rights of the Company.

** E N D S**

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.876.174 von lerchengrund am 13.04.08 21:26:16

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number:4974S
Central African Mining&Exploration
16 April 2008

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc
CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration


16 April 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')
Holdings in Comapny


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
16 April 2008, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 14
April 2008 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 68, 642, 517 OrdinaryShares of CAMEC, representing 5.58% of the issued share capital and voting
rights of the Company.


** E N D S**

[lerchengrund]

Rohstoffe haben sich weltweit verknappt und werden sich weiter verknappen. Es bedarf keiner großen Erklärung, dass Rohstoffe buchstäblich eine fundamentale Bedeutung haben. Neu seit sechs Jahren ist das durchgängig abnehmende Versorgungsniveau. Der ausreichende Zugang zu Rohstoffen wird in Zukunft großen Einfluss auf wirtschaftlichen Erfolg oder Misserfolg haben. Außenpolitik wird daher zunehmend zur Rohstoff-Sicherungspolitik.

Ende März fand der 2. Rohstoffkongress des BDI statt. Angela Merkel räumte dort ein: "Europa hat manchmal ein Tempoproblem." China agiere bei der Besetzung relevanter Rohstoffmärkte schneller und zielstrebiger. Und wohin in der Welt wir auch kommen, waren fast immer schon andere Politiker da, die sich für ihre Staaten bestimmte Rohstoffreserven gesichert haben und das auf ziemlich lange Zeit, so Angela Merkel auf dem Rohstoff-Kongress. Die Rohstoffpreise sind laut dem Hamburgischen Welt-Wirtschafts-Archiv (HWWA) von 2003 bis Ende 2006 um über 80 Prozent gestiegen, in wichtigen Bereichen (z. B. Eisenerze) noch wesentlich stärker.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.926.286 von lerchengrund am 19.04.08 18:10:16

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number:7513S
Central African Mining&Exploration
21 April 2008

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc

CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration


21 April 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Holdings in Comapny


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
10 April 2008, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 9
April 2008 Capital Research and Management Company held 179, 051, 569 Ordinary
Shares of CAMEC, representing 12.52% of the issued share capital and voting
rights of the Company.


** E N D S**

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.936.660 von lerchengrund am 21.04.08 21:42:13

gleich noch die Änderung hinterher:

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number:7503S
Central African Mining&Exploration
21 April 2008

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc

CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration


21 April 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Holdings in Comapny


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
18 April 2008, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 17
April 2008 Capital Research and Management Company held 189, 001, 569 OrdinaryShares of CAMEC, representing 11.489% of the issued share capital and voting
rights of the Company.


** E N D S**

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.936.683 von lerchengrund am 21.04.08 21:44:09

die nächste Änderung:


Central Afr. Min&Exp - Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number:8928S
Central African Mining&Exploration
22 April 2008

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc

CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration


22 April 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Holdings in Comapny


Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully
integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on
22 April 2008, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 18
April 2008 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 68, 300, 434 Ordinary
Shares of CAMEC, representing 5.56% of the issued share capital and voting
rights of the Company.


** E N D S**

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.945.887 von lerchengrund am 22.04.08 20:02:28

und wieder news:

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Exploration Update


RNS Number:1416T
Central African Mining&Exploration
25 April 2008

25 April 2008

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')
Exploration Update

Significant Coal Discovery in Mozambique

CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company,
announces the latest results of its ongoing systematic exploration programme
covering the 21 licence areas totalling 381,000 hectares in the Tete Province of
Mozambique.

The first phase of the programme delineated approximately 195 million tonnes of
coal across three licences: L842, L876 and L877. A further large outcropping
coal deposit has now been identified on L871 and resource drilling is underway
to establish a South African Mineral Resource Committee (SAMREC) compliant
resource on this property. SRK Consulting (South Africa) (Pty) Ltd ('SRK'), a
subsidiary of SRK Global Limited, a multinational mining consulting firm, has
been appointed to oversee the exploration programme, and to sign off on a formal
resource estimate which will comply with the SAMREC Code. The Company expects
to be in a position to announce a SAMREC compliant resource estimate for licence
L871 in the fourth quarter of 2008.

Diamond drilling has commenced and the first twenty boreholes have been
completed. Down-dip drilling has shown that the coal zones extend to a depth of
at least 250m, and remain open-ended.

Geological mapping on the L871 licence area has identified 8 new coal zones
partially exposed in surface outcrop and confirmed by drilling over a strike
distance in excess of six kilometres. The outcropping coal horizons dip at
approximately 12 degrees north, and are generally unaffected by dykes and sills.
The shallow dip makes these horizons amenable to large scale open cast mining.

The average combined thickness of coal in zones 3 to 7 on licence L871 is in the
order of 90m. Based in most places on drilling at 250m intervals, CAMEC's
geologists have estimated these 5 horizons could contain up to 868 million
tonnes of potentially mineable in situ coal in the following categories:

Measured and indicated in-situ resources: 680 million tonnes
Inferred resources: 188 million tonnes
Total resources: 868 million tonnes

Further drilling along strike is expected to substantially increase this
resource.

Upon receipt of all analytical data, the resource figure will be accurately
determined and signed off by SRK in compliance with the SAMREC Code guidelines.

Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:

'We are greatly encouraged by the initial results of the exploration programme.
With China's demand for imported coal alone having tripled since 2003, the
growing global demand for coal represents a significant opportunity for CAMEC
given these initial results and our other coal assets in South Africa.

'As more data become available, the geological modelling will commence in
earnest and allow for a better understanding of the deposit to be developed.'

The coal zones on L871 were numbered zones 1 to 8 from the bottom upward. Zones
1 and 2 were regarded as inferior, and disregarded for further work in the
immediate future. Zones 3 to 8 have a composite coal thickness of approximately
115 metres. Zone 6, with up to approximately 51 metres of thickness, has been
identified as the primary coal bearing seam in terms of commercial potential.

SRK has already reported and reviewed the results from one borehole. These
include the results of an intersection of coal horizons 3 to 6, and SRK has
reviewed and reported on the results of the 71 samples collected from these coal
horizons.

The samples collected are:

Zone From To Length No. of Samples
Zone 6 Upper 37.57 78.25 40.68 36
Zone 6 Lower 79.87 90.32 10.45 10
Zone 5 102.00 108.60 6.60 8
Zone 4 Upper 130.60 135.43 4.83 5
Zone 4 Lower 137.90 141.10 3.20 3
Zone 3 176.65 201.65 25.00 9
TOTAL 37.57 210.65 90.76 71

The analytical data contained both fractional and cumulative results for three
size fractions per sample:

* -0.5mm fraction: Proximate Analysis only (includes moisture, ash, fixed
carbon, volatiles, sulphur and CV);

* +0.5mm-10mm fraction: Full Coal Washability and Proximate Analysis

* +10mm-25mm fraction: Full Coal Washability and Proximate Analysis

The analytical results for the +0.5mm-10mm, and +10mm-25mm fractions included 10
wash fractions for each sample on which moisture, yield, ash, volatiles, fixed
carbon, sulphur, CV (calorific value), free swelling index, Roga index, and
phosphorous were analysed.

SRK reported that on average at the +10mm -25mm fraction, the identified zones
appear to wash to a +24MJ/kg CV, <25% Ash steam coal, with an average yield of
slightly over 50%, while the smaller +0.5mm-10mm fraction produces a <10% Ash,
high energy (CV >30MJ/kg), export-grade steam coal at a yield greater than 50%.
Visual estimates by CAMEC geologists indicate that the coal quality appears
relatively consistent along strike, and that no major variations in quality are
to be expected.

Coking potential was not thoroughly investigated during the SRK exercise. A
cursory review of the available data by SRK indicates that the lower portions of
Zone 6 Upper and the entire Zone 6 Lower yield coal with a Free Swelling Index
(FSI) of greater than 4 when washed at a low (1.35 - 1.40) density. The yields
have not been accurately determined but the data indicates potential yields of
greater than 50% for these samples. This equates to approximately a 15% coking
coal content over the entire upper and lower zones 6.

** E N D S**


For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:


Phil Edmonds CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


Note:

The information in this release has been reviewed by Mr. Allan Saad (Msc,
Pr.Sci.Nat), an independent consulting geologist who is a qualified person for
the purposes of the AIM Guidance Note for Mining Oil & Gas Companies issued on
16 March 2006. He has consented to the inclusion of the information in the form
and context in which it appears.


This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
END

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.976.762 von lerchengrund am 25.04.08 23:43:01

Merken Sie sich: Ein nachhaltig erfolgreicher, wirklich professioneller Marktteilnehmer würde NIE aus „emotionalen“ oder „intuitiven“ Gründen – nur weil ihm die „Story“ eines Unternehmens gefällt – in den Markt gehen. Ihn interessiert in erster Linie, ob der Sektor aktuell interessant ist, denn das entscheidet maßgeblich, ob der Kurs steigt oder fällt.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.978.247 von lerchengrund am 26.04.08 16:09:25

bin ich hier der Einzige?

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.936.660 von lerchengrund am 21.04.08 21:42:13

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Total Voting Rights


RNS Number:3692T
Central African Mining&Exploration
30 April 2008


30 April 2008

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc
Index: AIM / Epic: CFM / Sector: Mining & Exploration


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Total Voting Rights and Share Capital


In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 5 of the FSA's Disclosure and
Transparency Rules, the Company hereby announces that as at the date of this
announcement, the Company's issued share capital consists of
1,680,722,269ordinary shares with a nominal value of 0.1 pence each (the
'Ordinary Shares'), with each Ordinary Share carrying the right to cast one
vote. The total number of voting rights in the Company is therefore
1,680,722,269.

The number of Ordinary Shares quoted above may be used by shareholders in the
Company as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if
they are required to notify their interest in, or a change in their interest in,
the share capital of the Company under the FSA's Disclosure and Transparency
Rules

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.006.419 von lerchengrund am 30.04.08 21:22:16

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Increased Interest in CRC


RNS Number:5268T
Central African Mining&Exploration
01 May 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
Index: AIM / Epic: CFM / Sector: Mining & Exploration

1 May 2008 Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc

('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Acquisition of Further Interest in Copper Resources Corporation

CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company with
considerable copper and cobalt operations in the Democratic Republic of the
Congo, announces an increase in its shareholding in Copper Resources Corporation
('CRC'), the AIM listed company.

CAMEC yesterday entered into an agreement to acquire a further 22,320,333 shares
in CRC (the 'CRC Shares'). The CRC Shares will be acquired at the price of 200
pence per share, the consideration for which will be satisfied by the allotment
of 75,984,114 new ordinary shares of 0.1p each in the Company ('New Ordinary
Shares') (at an effective issue price of 47p per New Ordinary Share) and the
payment of cash consideration of £8,928,132. Completion of the purchase of the
CRC Shares is subject to the Admission of the New Ordinary Shares to trading on
AIM.

Following the announcement made by CAMEC on 21 April that it had acquired a
significant strategic interest amounting to 21.13% of CRC's issued share
capital, the signing of the agreement to acquire the CRC Shares and the
on-market purchase of a further 52,500 shares in CRC, mean that CAMEC's interest
in the issued share capital of CRC has increased to 40,525,333 shares, which
based on the latest information published by CRC, represents 47.2% of the issued
share capital of CRC.

Application will be made for the Admission of the New Ordinary Shares to trading
on AIM in due course.


** E N D S**

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.008.804 von lerchengrund am 01.05.08 12:25:27

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Circ re. DRC Joint Venture


RNS Number:8349T
Central African Mining&Exploration
07 May 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
Index: AIM / Epic: CFM / Sector: Mining & Exploration


7 May 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')


Circular re DRC Joint Venture Acquisition and Trading Update

CAMEC, the fully integrated exploration, mining and production company, is
pleased to announce that it has posted to shareholders a circular convening a
general meeting of the Company to approve the proposed acquisition
('Acquisition') by CAMEC of a 50% stake in its DRC joint venture with Prairie
International Limited ('Prairie') which was announced on 7 February 2008.
Upon completion of the Acquisition, the joint venture company, DRC Resources
Holdings Limited ('DRC Resources'), will become a wholly owned subsidiary
of CAMEC.

Under the terms of the acquisition, Prairie will receive 815,000,000 new
ordinary shares in CAMEC ('Ordinary Shares'), representing approximately 32.7%
of its enlarged share capital, as consideration for Prairie's 50% stake in DRC
Resources. Consequently, the Acquisition is conditional on, inter alia, CAMEC
shareholders passing, on a poll at the general meeting, a waiver of the
requirement under Rule 9 of the Takeover Code ('Rule 9 whitewash') for the
parties who are deemed to be acting in concert for the purposes of the City Code
on Takeovers and Mergers ('Concert Party') to make an offer for the entire
issued share capital of CAMEC.


Reasons for the Acquisition

The proposed Acquisition is intended to improve the operations and management of
DRC Resources' assets in the DRC to the benefit of both the Company's and
Prairie's shareholders. The Directors of CAMEC ('the Directors') believe that
the Acquisition will create a cleaner and more efficient holding structure for
DRC Resources' assets that should facilitate the optimisation of operating
performance.

The Acquisition will also more closely align the respective interests of both
CAMEC and Prairie in the joint venture, thus enhancing the opportunities for
future transactions that the parties may wish to undertake in the region.

The Acquisition will also give the CAMEC's Shareholders more direct access to
the operations and results of DRC Resources' business and assets than if DRC
Resources remained as a joint venture.


Information on DRC Resources

DRC Resources is a non-trading holding company and owns 70 per cent. of the
issued share capital of the following DRC incorporated companies:

- Boss Mining SPRL, which owns the copper cobalt concessions PE467 and PE469
(previously named C19 and C21) in the Katanga province in southern DRC.
Boss Mining SPRL was a subsidiary of CAMEC prior to the creation of DRC
Resources.

- Savannah Mining SPRL, which owns the copper cobalt concessions PE463 and
PE468 (previously named C17 and C18) in the Katanga province in southern
DRC. Savannah Mining SPRL was a subisdiary of Prairie prior to the creation
of DRC Resources.

- Mukondo Mining SPRL which owns the Mukondo Mountain mining concession. The
Mukundo mining licence was previously jointly owned by CAMEC and Prairie
prior to the creation of DRC Resources.

In each case, the remaining 30 per cent. of the issued shares is owned by La
Generale des Carrieres et des Mines ('Gecamines'), the DRC state owned mining
company.


Trading Update

Operations recommenced at the Company's Mukondo Mountain mine in the DRC in
February 2008. In February 2008, cobalt production was 244 tonnes, copper in
concentrate production was 84 tonnes and copper cathode production was 442
tonnes. In March 2008, cobalt production was 543 tonnes, copper in concentrate
production was 157 tonnes and copper cathode production was 510 tonnes.

The remainder of CAMEC's businesses are operating according to management's
expectations.

The Company is also pleased to confirm that, with immediate effect, Seymour
Pierce is to be the Company's sole broker.


Recommendation

The Directors, who have been so advised by Seymour Pierce, consider that the
Acquisition and the resolution to approve the Waiver are fair and reasonable and
in the best interests of the Company and its Shareholders as a whole. In
providing advice to the Directors, Seymour Pierce has taken into account the
Directors' commercial assessments. Accordingly, the Directors recommend
shareholders to vote in favour of all the Resolutions as they intend to do in
respect of their own shareholdings amounting in aggregate to 88,445,128 Ordinary
Shares, representing approximately 5.26 per cent. of the existing issued
Ordinary Shares.


General Meeting

The general meeting of CAMEC will be held at 11.30am on 29 May 2008 at the
offices of Salans, Millennium Bridge House, 2 Lambeth Hill, London EC4V 4AJ.


** E N D S**

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.008.804 von lerchengrund am 01.05.08 12:25:27

# 200

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.045.914 von lerchengrund am 07.05.08 13:04:30

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Exercise of Options and Warrants


RNS Number : 4371U
Central African Mining&Exploration
14 May 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
Index: AIM / Epic: CFM / Sector: Mining & Exploration

14 May 2008

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Exercise of Options and Warrants

Application has today been made by the Company for the admission to trading on AIM of 700,000 new ordinary shares in the Company following the exercise of certain options (in respect of 200,000 shares) and warrants (in respect of 500,000 shares).
Dealings in the new ordinary shares are expected to commence on 20 May 2008.


** E N D S**

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.980.462 von lerchengrund am 27.04.08 16:48:31

Folgende Antwort bezieht sich auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.978.247 von lerchengrund am 26.04.08 16:09:25
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bin ich hier der Einzige?

nein! immer noch dabei. immer noch überzeugt, mehr denn je. das JV ist für CAMEC nur positiv.

Die Credit Suisse hat zwar das Price Target aufgrund der neuen 120 Mio Aktien gesenkt (ist ja klar, verwässerung) von 150p auf 120p, aber das ist immer noch fast ne verdreifachung des aktuellen Kurses (in pence).

Mukondo Mountain ist eine einzigartige Cobalt Lagerstätte und Camec hat durch die neue Konstellation mit Dan GErtler vollen Zugriff darauf (abgesehen von den 30% die sie an Gecamines abdrücken).

...rarely does one find a hidden gem like CAMEC .... kleines Zitat

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.109.195 von toller am 16.05.08 12:13:34

die zeit wird kommen!

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.115.118 von lerchengrund am 16.05.08 23:34:58

yep, die letzten zwei handelstage in London sollten ein zeichen für die Trendumkehr sein.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.155.203 von toller am 22.05.08 22:29:38

der trend ist immer noch intakt und zeigt nach oben!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.155.259 von lerchengrund am 22.05.08 22:40:11

auf dieser Woche lässt sich weiter aufbauen!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.155.259 von lerchengrund am 22.05.08 22:40:11

mit dieser Woche war ich sehr zufrieden.

weiter so!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.209.208 von lerchengrund am 31.05.08 00:23:06

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Notifications of Major Interests in Shares


RNS Number : 9608V
Central African Mining&Exploration
04 June 2008


For filings with the FSA include the annex
For filings with issuer exclude the annex

TR-1: Notifications of Major Interests in Shares

1. Identity of the issuer or Central African
the underlying issuer of Mining & Exploration
existing shares to which Company plc
voting rights are attached:


2. Reason for notification (yes/no)

An acquisition or disposal of voting rights

An acquisition or disposal of financial instruments which may result in
the acquisition of shares already issued to which voting rights are
attached

An event changing the breakdown of voting rights
Yes
Other (please specify): Increase in outstanding shares

3. Full name of person(s) subject to Capital Research and
notification obligation: Management Company

4. Full name of shareholder(s) (if
different from 3):
2 June 2008
5. Date of transaction (and date on
which the threshold is crossed or
reached if different):
3 June 2008
6. Date on which issuer notified:
10%
7. Threshold(s) that is/are crossed
or reached:


8: Notified Details
A: Voting rights attached to shares

Class/type of shares Situation previous to the triggering Resulting situation after the triggering transaction
If possible use ISIN transaction
code
Number of shares Number of voting Number of shares Number of voting rights Percentage of voting
rights rights

Indirect

Direct Indirect Direct Indirect
Ordinary Shares 189,001,569 189,001,569 189,001,569 189,001,569 7.3473%


B: Financial Instruments

Resulting situation after the triggering transaction

Type of financial instrument Expiration date Exercise/ conversion No. of voting rights Percentage of voting
period/date that may be acquired rights
(if the instrument
exercised/converted)
n/a


Total (A+B)

Number of voting rights Percentage of voting rights
189,001,569 7.3473%


9. Chain of controlled undertakings through which the voting rights and /or
the financial instruments are effectively held, if applicable:


Proxy Voting:

10. Name of proxy holder:

11. Number of voting rights proxy holder will cease to hold:

12. Date on which proxy holder will cease to hold voting rights:


13. Additional information:

14 Contact name:

15. Contact telephone name:


For notes on how to complete form TR-1 please see the FSA website.
This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

END

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[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.209.208 von lerchengrund am 31.05.08 00:23:06

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Notifications of Major Interests in Shares


RNS Number : 9983V
Central African Mining&Exploration
04 June 2008


TR-1i: notification of major interests in shares

1. Identity of the issuer or Central African Mining & Exploration Company PLC
the underlying issuer of
existing shares to which
voting rights are attachedii:
2. Reason for the notification (please tick the
appropriate box or boxes)
An acquisition or disposal of voting rights
An acquisition or disposal of financial instruments
which may result in the acquisition of shares
already issued to which voting rights are attached
An event changing the breakdown of voting rights
Other (please specify):______Increase in Total X
Outstanding Shares
3. Full name of person(s) OppenheimerFunds, Inc (OFI) and Babson Capital Management LLC
subject to the notification (Babson)
obligationiii:
4. Full name of shareholder(s)
(if different from 3.)iv:
5. Date of the transaction 30th May 2008
(and date on which the
threshold is crossed or
reached if different)v:
6. Date on which issuer 2nd June 2008
notified:
7. Threshold(s) that is/are Falling below 3% (OFI: 2.94% and Babson .01%) OFI independently
crossed or reached: fell below the 3% threshold. In aggregate, OFI and Babson fell
below the 3% threshold.
8. Notified details: 18 Park Street
London W1K 2HQ [e-mail]
Fax: [phone]

A: Voting rights attached to shares
Class/type of shares Situation previous to the Triggering Resulting situation after the triggering transactionvii
if possible using transactionvi
the ISIN CODE
Number of Shares Number of Voting Number of shares Number of voting rightsix % of voting rights
Rightsviii
Direct Directx Indirectxi Direct Indirect
GB0031253643 OFI: 75,600,000 OFI: 75,600,000 OFI: 75,600,000 OFI: 75,600,000 OFI:
Babson: 272,250 Babson: 272,250 Babson: 272,250 Babson: 272,250 2.94%
Total: 75,872,250 Total: 75,872,250 Total: 75,872,250 Total: 75,872,250 Babson: .01%
Total: 2.95%


B: Financial Instruments
Resulting situation after the triggering transactionxii
Type of financial \instrument Expiration datexiii Exercise/ Conversion Number of voting % of voting rights
Period/ Datexiv rights that may be
acquired if the
instrument is
exercised/
converted.


Total (A+B)
Number of voting rights % of voting rights
75,872,250 2.95%


9. Chain of controlled undertakings through which the voting rights and/or
the financial instruments are effectively held, if applicablexv:
As of 5/30/08, OppenheimerFunds Inc. owns 75,600,000 shares equal to 2.94%
of the shares outstanding (2,572,406,383) and Babson Capital Management LLC
owns 272,250 shares equal to .01% of the shares outstanding. Massachusetts
Mutual Life Insurance Company is the parent to OppenheimerFunds, Inc and
Babson Capital Management LLC.

Proxy Voting:
10. Name of the proxy holder:
11. Number of voting rights proxy holder will cease to hold:
12. Date on which proxy holder will cease to hold voting rights:

13. Additional information:
14. Contact name: Rosemary Baker, Compliance Director
Massachusetts Mutual Life Insurance
Company
1295 State Street
Springfield, MA 01111-0001
USA
[e-mail]
15. Contact telephone number: 413-744-8258

Notes

i This form is to be sent to the issuer or underlying issuer and to be filed with the competent authority.
ii Either the full name of the legal entity or another method for identifying the issuer or underlying issuer, provided it is reliable and accurate.
iii This should be the full name of (a) the shareholder; (b) the person acquiring, disposing of or exercising voting rights in the cases provided for in DTR5.2.1 (b) to (h); (c) all the parties to the agreement referred to in DTR5.2.1 (a), or (d)
the direct or indirect holder of financial instruments entitled to acquire shares already issued to which voting rights are attached, as appropriate.
In relation to the transactions referred to in points DTR5.2.1 (b) to (h), the following list is provided as indication of the persons who should be mentioned:
- in the circumstances foreseen in DTR5.2.1 (b), the person that acquires the voting rights and is entitled to exercise them under the agreement and the natural person or legal entity who is transferring temporarily for consideration the voting
rights;
- in the circumstances foreseen in DTR 5.2.1 (c), the person holding the collateral, provided the person or entity controls the voting rights and declares its intention of exercising them, and person lodging the collateral under these conditions;
- in the circumstances foreseen in DTR5.2.1(d), the person who has a life interest in shares if that person is entitled to exercise the voting rights attached to the shares and the person who is disposing of the voting rights when the life interest
is created;
- in the circumstances foreseen in DTR5.2.1 (e), the parent undertaking and, provided it has a notification duty at an individual level under DTR 5.1, under DTR5.2.1 (a) to (d) or under a combination of any of those situations, the controlled
undertaking;
- in the circumstances foreseen in DTR5.2.1 (f), the deposit taker of the shares, if he can exercise the voting rights attached to the shares deposited with him at his discretion, and the depositor of the shares allowing the deposit taker to
exercise the voting rights at his discretion;
- in the circumstances foreseen in DTR5.2.1 (g), the person that controls the voting rights;
- in the circumstances foreseen in DTR5.2.1 (h), the proxy holder, if he can exercise the voting rights at his discretion, and the shareholder who has given his proxy to the proxy holder allowing the latter to exercise the voting rights at his
discretion.
iv Applicable in the cases provided for in DTR 5.2.1 (b) to (h). This should be the full name of the shareholder or holder of financial instruments who is the counterparty to the natural person or legal entity referred to in DTR5.2.
v The date of the transaction should normally be, in the case of an on exchange transaction, the date on which the matching of orders occurs; in the case of an off exchange transaction, date of the entering into an agreement.
The date on which threshold is crossed should normally be the date on which the acquisition, disposal or possibility to exercise voting rights takes effect (see DTR 5.1.1R (3)). For passive crossings, the date when the corporate event took effect.
These dates will usually be the same unless the transaction is subject to a condition beyond the control of the parties.
vi Please refer to the situation disclosed in the previous notification, In case the situation previous to the triggering transaction was below 3%, please state 'below 3%'.
vii If the holding has fallen below the minimum threshold , the notifying party should not be obliged to disclose the extent of the holding, only that the new holding is less than 3%.
For the case provided for in DTR5.2.1(a), there should be no disclosure of individual holdings per party to the agreement unless a party individually crosses or reaches an Article 9 threshold. This applies upon entering into, introducing changes to or
terminating an agreement.
viii Direct and indirect
ix In case of combined holdings of shares with voting rights attached 'direct holding' and voting rights 'indirect holdings', please split the voting rights number and percentage into the direct and indirect columns-if there is no combined
holdings, please leave the relevant box blank.
x Voting rights attached to shares in respect of which the notifying party is a direct shareholder (DTR 5.1)
xi Voting rights held by the notifying party as an indirect shareholder (DTR 5.2.1)
xii If the holding has fallen below the minimum threshold, the notifying party should not be obliged to disclose the extent of the holding, only that the new holding is below 3%.
xiii date of maturity / expiration of the finical instrument i.e. the date when the right to acquire shares ends.
xiv If the financial instrument has such a period-please specify the period- for example once every three months starting from the [date]
xv The notification should include the name(s) of the controlled undertakings through which the voting rights are held. The notification should also include the amount of voting rights and the percentage held by each controlled undertaking, insofar
as individually the controlled undertaking holds 3% or more, and insofar as the notification by the parent undertaking is intended to cover the notification obligations of the controlled undertaking.
xvi This annex is only to be filed with the competent authority.
xvii Whenever another person makes the notification on behalf of the shareholder or the natural person/legal entity referred to in DTR5.2 and DTR5.3.

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[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.241.048 von lerchengrund am 04.06.08 23:13:28

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Holding(s) in Company


RNS Number : 2031W
Central African Mining&Exploration
06 June 2008


TR-1: Notifications of Major Interests in Shares

1. Identity of the issuer or the underlying issuer of existing shares to which
voting rights are attached:

Central African Mining & Exploration Company plc

2. Reason for the notification
(please place an X inside the appropriate bracket/s):

An acquisition or disposal of voting rights: Yes

An acquisition or disposal of financial instruments which may result in
the acquisition of shares already issued to which voting rights are
attached:

An event changing the breakdown of voting rights:

Other (please specify) :


3. Full name of person(s) subject to notification obligation:

Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited

4. Full name of shareholder(s) (if different from 3) :

Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited
Credit Suisse International

5. Date of transaction (and date on which the threshold is crossed or reached if
different):

04.06.08

6. Date on which issuer notified:

06.06.08

7. Threshold(s) that is/are crossed or reached:

6%
8. Notified Details:

A: Voting rights attached to shares

Class/type of shares Situation previous to the triggering transaction
if possible use ISIN
CODE
Number of shares Number of voting rights
Ord 57,334,931 57,334,931

GB0031253643


Resulting situation after the triggering transaction
Class/type of shares Number of shares Number of voting rights % of voting
rights
if possible use ISIN
CODE
Direct Indirect Direct Indirect
Ord 60,778,886 60,778,886 n/a 4.95% n/a

GB0031253643

B: Financial Instruments
Resulting situation after the triggering transaction

Type of Expiration Exercise/ No. of voting rights % of voting
Financia date Conversion that may be rights
l period/ acquired (if the
instrume date instrument
nt exercised/
converted)
Option 15 June 2010 N/A 13,666,666 1.11%

Total (A+B)
Number of voting rights % of voting rights
74,445,552 6.06%

9. Chain of controlled undertakings through which the voting rights and/or the
financial instruments are effectively held, if applicable :

Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited is a part of the Investment Banking
division of Credit Suisse ('CSIBD'), which is part of the Credit Suisse Group
('CSG'). CSIBD is a segregated business unit within CSG with an independent
management
structure and exercises its voting rights independently from other divisions of
CSG.


Proxy Voting:

10. Name of proxy holder:


11. Number of voting rights proxy holder will cease to hold:


12. Date on which proxy holder will cease to hold voting rights:


13. Additional information:


14. Contact name:

Simon Crawley

15. Contact telephone number:

[phone]

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[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.258.075 von lerchengrund am 06.06.08 21:10:23

es gibt nur einen einzigen Grund, sich mit Börse und Aktien zu beschäftigen: um Gewinne abzusahnen. Gewaltige Gewinne nach Möglichkeit. Alles andere zählt nicht.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.261.785 von lerchengrund am 07.06.08 22:56:06

Wer jetzt mit seinen Investments in der Welt der traditionellen westlichen Groß-Unternehmen und der so genannten Leit-Indizes stecken bleibt, der kann bestenfalls noch Renditen auf Anleihe-Niveau erwarten, viel mehr aber nicht und manchmal wird er auch im Minus-Bereich landen. Die alten Dickschiffe wie General Electric gelten vielen immer noch als ein Hort von Sicherheit und langfristig soliden Profiten. Doch immer öfter wird sich dies als ein dramatischer Trugschluss herausstellen! Ein hilfloses Klammern an alte Erfahrungen, während die wirklich wachstumsstarken Aktien ganz woanders zu finden sind ...

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.261.785 von lerchengrund am 07.06.08 22:56:06

nämlich hier bzw. in afrika !!!

[Haendchen3]

Der Wert scheint sich an der Marke von GBp 60 echt schwer zu tun!
Sobald wir in die Nähe dieses Bereichs kommen, zieht der Kurs wieder gen Süden..... Da bekommt man auf Dauer graue Haare!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.273.446 von Haendchen3 am 10.06.08 13:24:38

wie ein Jojo:

von ,60 auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60auf 0,70 auf 0,60

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.278.061 von lerchengrund am 10.06.08 23:53:52

kommt morgen vielleicht der Durchbruch nach oben?

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.293.885 von lerchengrund am 13.06.08 00:07:38

ja, der fand heute morgen statt: kratzen an 62pence in london. das ist doch schon mal was.

[toller]

kann auch grad noch den grund dazu liefern (hab ih auch eben erst gelesen

Credit Suisse erhöht Ziel für CAMEC auf 160p von 120p, Rating Outperform (das wars vorher auch schon).

werd versuchen dazu noch etwas detaillierteres zu finden....

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.295.968 von toller am 13.06.08 11:32:03

Afrika ist doch die nächste Boomregion.

[Plotin]

zu nr 218: Der Grund für den Preisanstieg dürfte dieser hier sein:

Investors dig in to Camec on talk of Swiss interest

By Nikhil Kumar
Friday, 13 June 2008

Bid speculation sparked a rally in the Central African Mining and Exploration Company (Camec), yesterday.

The Democratic Republic of Congo-focused copper and cobalt miner rose 5.73 per cent, or 3.25p, to 60p after rumours of interest from Glencore, the Swiss commodities trader, which owns around 35 per cent of Xstrata, up 197p to 4,232p.

The rumours suggested that Glencore had approached Dan Gertler, who owns around 30 per cent of Camec through his Prairie International Limited vehicle, for his stake, but had been spurned for offering too little.

The commodities trader was said to be preparing a higher bid – according to market sources, the rumours suggested Glencore may return with a proposal offering more than 100p per Camec share.

"Camec is a great niche business and it would be a good fit if someone can raise the money," said Nick Brown, a trader at Evolution Securities.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.301.754 von Plotin am 14.06.08 09:23:19

hoffentlich stimmt das!

[Plotin]

Quelle "The Independent" (Der Name lässt doch hoffen!)

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/business/sharewatch/market…

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.305.368 von Plotin am 15.06.08 16:22:50

heute kommt schon die positive Antwort.

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.305.368 von Plotin am 15.06.08 16:22:50

wäre ja interesant, wenn dahinter tatsächlich etwas steckt.

Zumal Glencore ja einen Anteil an Katanga von 23% hat und nochmals über Cosaf (Investment Vehikel von Glencore und Dan Gertler zum damaligen erwerb von Nikanor) nochmalige 23%.

Dan Gertler wiederum hat ja nun seine Prairie International Limited mit Camec fusioniert und ist demnach bei CAMEC mit an board.

was liegt näher als dass Glencore den Versuch vorantreibt CAMEC und Katanga zusammenzubringen. Ein Versuch, den CAMEC letztes Jahr einmal gestartet hatte mit der versuchten Übernhame von Katanga. von dem erfolglosen approach damals hat CAMEC eh noch knapp 18Mio shares an Katanga (sollten so ca. 8-10% an der neuen Katanga sein (vor dem MErger mit Nikanor warens noch 17%)

hm, spannend...

[toller]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.310.559 von toller am 16.06.08 16:17:11

ist schon witzig, wenn man mal ein bischen recherchiert:

BSG Group (BSG steht für Benny Steinmetz, Israelischer Diamantenhändler) hat auch noch Anteile an KATANGA und zwar rd. 18%. BSG Group ist zugleich einer der Teilhaber an der COSAF ltd. zusammen mit Glencore und Dan Gertler.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.310.632 von toller am 16.06.08 16:23:57

du bist ein kleines, großes genie, toller "Toller".

[toller]

funn enough, hat sich nun auch Ditto als CEO und Chairman von Katanga zurückgezogen. der war damals massgeblich daran beteiligt, dass das CAMEC takeover-bid erfolglos blieb und dass Vedanta Resources Plc, First Quantum Minerals Limited und Glencore International AG einen Gegenangebot für Katanga Mining vorbereiteten (Meldung vom 09/16/07 DJ) was dann aber nicht weiterverfolgt wurde, als dann auf einmal der Review sämlicher Mining-Licences in DRC kam.

hier die meldung zu Ditto (vom 16.6.08)
Katanga Mining Limited announced that Arthur Ditto has tendered his resignation as President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Katanga for personal reasons, effective July 10, 2008. Mr. Ditto has offered to continue in his role beyond this date in order to assist the Board with an orderly transition of responsibility to a new CEO.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.327.375 von toller am 18.06.08 19:18:11

RNS Number : 2570Z
Central African Mining&Exploration
17 July 2008

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CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC

CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration




CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC

('CAMEC' or 'the Company')




Preliminary Results




Central African Mining & Exploration Company Pl c, the African focus ed emerging diversified producer, announces its preliminary results for the year ended 31 March 2008.




HIGHLIGHTS




Advancing strategy to become a diversified mining producer with strong cash flow generated from a portfolio of businesses across central and southern Africa

39% increase in turnover to £96.6m (2007: £69.3 m)

2 19% increase in earnings before interest and tax (EBIT) to £54.8m (2007: £17.2m)

Aggressively growing copper and cobalt operations in the DRC and producing strong cash flows

Exploring all opportunities to ensure that the value of our potentially world-class coal assets in Mozambique and South Africa is fully recognised

Progressing development of platinum mine to commence production during 2009, following acquisition of 60% interest in Todal Mining, which controls 15,683,323 4E ounces on the Zimbabwean Great Dyke

Continued development of fluorspar project in South Africa , which has the potential to be the world's largest fluorspar deposit

Advanced bauxite licence areas in Mali , with exploration programme that has already yielded highly encouraging results

Rapidly growing agri-processing business in Mozambique , which is attracting increased attention as the world focuses on agriculture and food production issues - looking to replicate this business model elsewhere in Africa

Continued strong performance of the logistics and trucking business, which has been instrumental in the rapid development of assets

Continue to explore further acquisition opportunities of strategic assets at attractive prices

Strengthened Board to bring significant operational experience to the Company and assist in maximising the value of assets




Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:




"I am delighted to announce a set of highly positive results. We have now created a firm base from which to effect rapid growth and achieve our objective of becoming a major diversified African mining producer."




For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:







Phil Edmonds
CAMEC
Tel: [phone]

Andrew Groves
CAMEC
Tel: [phone]

Jonathan Wright
Seymour Pierce Ltd
Tel: [phone]

Ben Brewerton
Financial Dynamics
Tel: [phone]











CHAIRMAN'S STATEMENT




This is an exciting time in CAMEC's development, as we implement our strategy of becoming a diversified mining producer with strong cash flow generated from a portfolio of businesses across central and southern Africa . Our copper and cobalt operations in the Democratic Republic of the Congo ('DRC') are now growing aggressively and producing strong cash flows and, with the rapid development of our coal assets in Mozambique and the acquisition of platinum reserves in Zimbabwe , CAMEC is establishing itself as a significant diversified producer.




Our strategy will continue to be focused on the rapid development of production and cash flow from our already significant asset base across the region, and by further acquisitions of strategic assets at attractive prices. We also want to ensure that the value of our assets is fully recognised by the market and as such we are examining various alternatives to exploit our extensive coal assets whose value we believe is not currently being reflected in our share price.




In terms of figures, I am pleased to announce that we have again been able to record s trong revenue growth, with a 39 % increase in turnover to £96.6m (2007: £69. 3 m) and an increase in pre-tax profit to £54.2m (2007: £22.4m).




Copper and Cobalt




The resolution in early 2008 of commercial and administrative issues relating to our copper and cobalt businesses in the DRC has allowed CAMEC to recommence investment and operating activities. Our acquisition of Prairie's DRC's assets has not only greatly increased our asset base in Katanga, but also allows CAMEC to welcome long term, constructive and supportive shareholder s whose aims and ambitions very much mirror our own. The Company's focus now is on maximising shareholder value from the enhanced asset base with the full support of all our partners and the local communities.




With a broader asset base and by combining the respective strengths of CAMEC, Prairie and Gecamines, the Company has dramatically enhanced its position as potentially a major producer of copper in the DRC and the world's largest producer of cobalt. From February to April 2008, turnover from the DRC mining operations was US$98 million. The three main production plants, those being the Luita SX/EW facilities, the Kakanda concentrator and the Kambove sulphuric acid plant, are all contributing to raised output. We now anticipate producing an annualised 30,000 tonnes of copper cathode and , subject to demand, 8,000 tonnes of cobalt concentrate metal contained by March 2009, and 100,000 tonnes and 12,000 tonnes respectively by March 2011.




The implementation of the Mining Review and the work of the Mining Commission have, we feel, resulted in a much enhanced investment environment in the DRC, a country with unparalleled mineral resources. As a result, we are not only continuing to invest internally in developing our existing copper and cobalt assets in the DRC, but are also investigating further targeted strategic investments to build on our position, as highlighted by our acquisition of a 47.23% stake in Copper Resources Corp ('CRC'). CRC's primary asset is a 75% interest in the Miniere de Musoshi et Kinsenda, which contains three high grade deposits containing an estimated 5.3 billion pounds of copper. We would hope to work closely with the other major shareholder in CRC to expedite the development of its primary assets, to the benefit of all shareholders.




Coal




Our strategy for our coal assets, as with our other businesses, is to create shareholder value through a focus on the rapid generation of production and cash flow. As a result, in Mozambique we are fast tracking the development of licence area L871 (one of 21 licences), where we have an open pit ore body with 7.5km of strike. CAMEC's geologists have estimated that the licence area could contain up to 1.3 billion tonnes of mineable in situ coal.




SRK Consulting ( South Africa ) (Pty) Limited ('SRK') has been commissioned to undertake ongoing independent assessments of our coal exploration activities. In addition, SRK has been requested to provide Quality Assurance and Quality Control studies ('QA/QC') and to develop a robust geological model from which the coal resources can be reliably and accurately estimated. This will enable them to produce independent and internationally compliant coal resource estimates for the exploration concessions under review by SRK.




In South Africa , we have a 74% interest in coal prospecting rights covering in excess of 20,000 hectares located within the Waterberg, Soutpansberg and Springbok flats coalfields in South Africa . Based on historical drilling and literature studies, the farms together have potential to host in excess of 100 million tonnes of coal. Additional drilling is expected to add to these potential resources. Many of the resources are reported to contain a high coking coal fraction and some of the resources are amenable to opencast mining methods. Targets have been prioritised, and physical exploration is o ngoing. Coffe y Mining (Pty) Limited , previous ly known as RSG Global (Pty) Limited , has been appointed to undertake the QA & QC on the exploration programme, and to ultimately sign off on a SAMREC compliant resource.




We believe these two projects have the potential to be world class production assets and in order to ensure that the value of these assets is fully recognised, we intend to c arry out a strategic review of the opportunities available to us.




Platinum




CAMEC's acquisition of a 60% interest in Todal Mining, which controls 15,683,323 ounces 4E (platinum, palladium, rhodium and gold) on the Zimbabwean Great Dyke, marks a significant further step towards our strategy of becoming a major diversified mining producer. Power, road, railway and water supplies to support the operations are already in place, and a new management team to lead the project has been appointed. Work has already commenced on site, and we are confident that we can bring the mine into operation during 2009, ultimately producing 120,000 to 150,000 ounces 4E per annum.




Additionally, in South Africa we have a significant investment in South African company Pfula Investments Pty Limited, which has a joint venture with Impala Platinum for the Inkosi and Imbasa Platinum Group Element projects, located in the western limb of the Bushveld Complex in South Africa . This equates to circa 7 million ounces of 4E attributable to CAMEC.




Other Operations




We continue to develop our fluorspar project in South Africa , which we believe has the potential to be the world's largest fluorspar deposit. In Mali , we are advancing our bauxite licence areas with a comprehensive exploration programme that has already yielded highly encouraging results. Our agri-processing business in Mozambique is also growing rapidly and attracting increased attention as the world focuses on agriculture and food production issues. Our logistics and trucking business, which has been instrumental in the rapid development of our assets, particularly in the DRC, continues to perform strongly.




Working for Africa




CAMEC is very proud of its record of investing in Africa and it believes that its approach of making early stage investments in countries in transition is the best way to generate shareholder value, while at the same time helping the people of Africa . This is exemplified by our investments in the DRC, Mozambique , Zimbabwe and Mali , which have created substantial operating businesses that have not only created value for shareholders but have also directly benefited the local population.




The Board has noted that the Africa Progress Panel, chaired by Kofi Annan and whose members include Tony Blair, Bob Geldof and Nelson Mandela's wife, Graca Machel, has recently criticised the G8 countries for failing to meet the commitments they set three years ago at the Glenegales summit to increase aid to Africa. Oxfam is reported to have calculated that five million people could die as a direct result.




Meanwhile, in the past three years CAMEC has invested heavily in Africa . The investment has been made across seven countries and in a variety of projects.




In the DRC we have invested over $350 million to build a substantial copper and cobalt mining operation which currently employs approximately 8,000 people, providing many of them with housing and other social benefits. These include building and managing a hospital and a school, and installing Kakanda's sewage system. We are also in the process of building a technical college, which will give young Congolese the opportunity to acquire the relevant skills needed to secure employment in the region.




In Mozambique , we have become the largest holder of coal concessions. We are planning to bring these assets into production as soon as possible, which will have significant consequential employment and social benefits. We have also built a significant agricultural business in the country, which has 300,000 outgrowers and sustains 1.5 million people. Initially centred in Chimoio, central Mozambique , this is now being expanded into the Tete province, in northern Mozambique , which will double both the number of outgrowers and the number of people benefitting. The agricultural operations in Mozambique are fully audited by the World Food Programme to which CAMEC is becoming a significant supplier of grain.




If possible, we would like to replicate our Mozambique agricultural business model elsewhere in Africa , particularly where we are already establishing operations.




In Zimbabwe , the Company already employs over 1,000 people. This figure will rise considerably once its platinum project moves into the production phase, which is expected to commence in 2009.




We are convinced that our strategy in Africa of identifying specific and appropriate assets and businesses then investing and participating in their development is the best way to create shareholder value, while at the same time providing economic empowerment for the local people through employment and community development initiatives.




Future Development




We will continue to develop our existing portfolio of businesses aggressively, increasingly using internally generated cash resources. We will also continue to look at strategic transactions across the region that are accretive to CAMEC's stated vision of becoming a major diversified African mining producer while always having regard to shareholder value. Increasingly, we will also seek to fund such strategic non-organic growth through cash resources and debt alternatives rather than equity as our profitability grows and our balance sheet strengthens.




Board




We made a number of significant Board appointments during the year. Chris Chapple and Andrew Burns joined the Board as Chief Development Officer and Chief Financial Officer respectively. Post year end, Bernard Swanepoel joined the Board as a Non Executive Director. All the above will bring significant operational experience to the Company and assist us in maximising the value of our assets.




Finally I would like to thank all of our staff for their tremendous efforts and our shareholders for their continued support and I look forward to the Company achieving its objectives of continued operational and financial growth.




Phil Edmonds

Chairman












OPERATIONS REVIEW




After a period of rapid expansion, CAMEC is emerging as a high growth diversified mining producer, with multiple business lines across central and southern Africa . The Company's copper and cobalt operations are now highly productive and growing fast, and are supported by its successful and cash generative trucking and agricultural businesses. During 2009, the Company's highly prospective coal assets in Mozambique and its newly acquired platinum assets in Zimbabwe should achieve production and generate cash flow, adding two more significant revenue lines to the Company's operations.




In the medium term, CAMEC is working hard to bring its fluorspar and bauxite businesses into production to add further operational and geographic diversity to its operations. In addition, CAMEC continues to seek opportunities to enhance shareholder value through acquisition led growth, particularly where it can achieve a first mover advantage in an emerging market and invest at attractive valuations.




CAMEC also continues to pride itself in its commitment to Africa , where it has a defined policy of employment and training of indigenous people in the countries and markets in which it operates. The Company is a significant employer across the region, with approximately 5,000 employees in the DRC alone, over 300 in Mozambique , and growing numbers in South Africa and Zimbabwe . CAMEC would like to take this opportunity to thank all its employees for their commitment and hard work. Without them the Company's current growth and progress would not be possible.




Copper and Cobalt




CAMEC's copper and cobalt operations are located in the DRC in concessions PE467 and PE469 (formerly known as C19 and C21), the Mukondo mountain concession, and concessions PE463 and PE468 (formerly known as C17 and C18). Following the resolution of commercial and administrative issues relating to the copper and cobalt operations in the DRC in early 2008, CAMEC has aggressively recommenced investment and operating activities relating to these businesses. The Company's recent acquisition of Prairie International assets has not only greatly increased its copper and cobalt asset base in the Katanga region of the DRC, but has also secured a long term, constructive and supportive shareholder, with commercial and operating objectives very much aligned to those of CAMEC.






With a broader combined asset base the Company has dramatically enhanced its position as a significant producer of copper in the DRC and is potentially the world's largest producer of cobalt. The focus of CAMEC's copper and cobalt business is to utilise its enhanced asset base to maximise shareholder value through the rapid growth of revenues and cash generation.




The three main production facilities, being the Luita SX/EW plant, the Kakanda concentrator and the Kambove sulphuric acid plant, are all contributing significant ly to increased production, and during the period February to April 2008, revenues generated by the DRC copper and cobalt operations were US$98 million. CAMEC now anticipates producing an annualised 30,000 tonnes of copper cathode and , subject to demand, 8,000 tonnes of cobalt concentrate metal contained by March 2009, and 100,000 tonnes and 12,000 tonnes respectively by March 2011.




The construction of CAMEC's Luita SX/EW facility is continuing aggressively now that the commercial and administrative issues that the Company faced have been addressed successfully. The plant is being constructed on a modular basis, with the first module having been commissioned in March 2007. Three modules, each with a production capacity of 10,000 ton n es per annum or over, are now complete, with a further seven modules under construction or planned. In the period from May to July 2007, Luita produced 2,300 tonnes of copper cathode and 260 tonnes of cobalt metal c ontained in concentrate. By May 2008, monthly production had reached 760 tonnes of copper and 583 tonnes of cobalt.




The Luita facility has a dense medium separation plant with a 150 tonnes per hour feed capacity and, unique to Luita within the DRC, a heap leach process unit for copper production. Also, for the first time in the DRC, the SX/EW process is being harnessed for integrated copper/cobalt extraction, resulting in the highest value cobalt product of its kind in the DRC at 99% purity.




The power supply required for Luita's expansion and completion was secured during the year and an upgraded electrical substation has been constructed. The new 20,000 square metre workshop at the facility is under construction and is expected to be completed ahead of schedule later in 2008. Additional investments by CAMEC as part of the Luita project include a new expatriate village, leisure facilities, administration buildings, a water treatment plant to produce and process drinking water, and a number of road construction projects that improve local infrastructure.




The Kakanda concentrator was first commissioned in 1960. It was re-commissioned and rehabilitated in 2003 and production at the facility restarted. The plant has the capacity to treat 6,000 tonnes of cobalt per annum and achieves a cobalt mutual recovery of in excess of 65%. Improvements to the flow sheet are underway and recovery should increase as a result. The concentrator currently produces 480 tonnes of cobalt per month, and is expected to produce 5,000 tonnes of cobalt during 2008 and in excess of 5,000 tonnes of cobalt during 2009.




The construction of CAMEC's 600 tonnes per month sulphuric acid facility at Kambove, which provides vital support to the copper/cobalt business, was a strategic decision which has proved highly significant in facilitating and protecting the Company's operational independence. A significant expansion of this facility to increase production, and ensure supplies as CAMEC's copper and cobalt production grows, is currently under review.




Exploration and resource development during the year focused on ensuring the development of near term resources to provide ore feed to Luita and the Kakanda concentrator. Primary focus was on the cobalt rich Mukondo Mountain ore body, as well as Disele copper open pit and Bangwe copper open pit . The modular design used to date in mine development is an in-house template that has proved highly valuable. It facilitated the early recovery of ore while also providing the flexibility to allow an appropriate "blend to revenue" adjustment as and when required. The philosophy ensured the provision of ore while opening the mining forward planning window to beyond eight months.




Going forward, additional exploration rigs with deep dip extension capabilities have been mobilised. Currently there are eight exploration drill rigs operational on CAMEC's licences, with five further rigs due to arrive imminently. It is anticipated that a JORC and NI43-101 compliant reserves and resources statement for the Mukondo, Disele and Kakanda North and South ore bodies will be achieved within the current financial year, supporting the production growth to meet the 2010 forecasts. CAMEC's exploration team is currently reviewing potential longer term exploration targets across the Company's PE467, PE469, PE463 and PE468 licence areas that have been identified by recent airborne geophysical and ground geochemical surveys.




CAMEC believes that the implementation of the "Mining Review" in the DRC and the work of the Mining Commission have resulted in a much enhanced investment environment in the DRC, a country with vast mineral resources. As a result, CAMEC is not only continuing to invest internally in developing its existing copper and cobalt assets in the DRC, but continues to investigate further targeted strategic investments to build on its position, as highlighted by the acquisition of a 47.23% stake in Copper Resources Corp ("CRC"). CRC's primary asset is a 75% interest in the Miniere de Musoshi et Kinsenda, which has three high grade deposits containing an estimated 2.4 million tonnes of copper.




Management of CAMEC's copper and cobalt operations are currently focused on issues of employee attraction and retention, and the coming months are likely to see a number of initiatives in this area as CAMEC seeks to become the employer of choice. Longer term, initiatives like the development of a technical college at Kakanda will greatly help in the provision of local skills to support CAMEC's operations throughout the DRC. An environmental study is also underway at both the Luita and Kakanda facilities. This is likely to result, amongst other things, in the sealing of the haul-road between Luita and Kakanda ensuring both improved safety for pedestrians and reduced haulage maintenance costs.




The average prices that CAMEC achieved for its products during the year to March 2008 were $6.9k per tonne for copper and $60.9k per tonne for cobalt, compared with $6.3k and $23.7k respectively in the prior year. Currently, LME copper is trading at approximately $3.85 per pound. Labour unrest in Chile and Peru , coupled with continued strong demand from China , have been the primary drivers. Going forward, management expects an average copper price of approximately $4.00 per pound for the years 2008-10, with prices expected to be underpinned by project delays and supply constraints. Management believes that the cobalt price may be weak in a market of rising cobalt production.




Coal




CAMEC remains the largest holder of coal licences in the coal rich Tete province of Mozambique with 21 licences totalling approximately 381,000 hectares. CAMEC believes that this province is emerging as the world's largest untapped coalfield. A number of companies have now committed to commence mining operations in the area. Commitments are underway to repair and upgrade the rail link between Moatise and the port of Beira , and plans to construct power facilities are under consideration. CAMEC's coal assets in Mozambique have the potential to make a significant contribution to the Company's stated target of becoming a diversified African mining producer with multiple cash flows generated from a number of high quality assets across the region.




SRK Consulting has been appointed to oversee CAMEC's coal exploration programme in Mozambique and to produce a formal resource estimate that will comply with the SAMREC code. CAMEC's strategy has been to focus on those licence areas considered likely to be the most prospective, and to move as quickly as possible to formalise a resource estimate for those areas prior to commencing mining. Accordingly, the first phase of the exploration programme in Mozambique focused on four licence areas, L842, L876, L877 and L871 and evaluation identified opencast saleable resources exceeding 150 million tonnes of coal across the first three licence areas. These resources remain open ended with extensions to be drilled at a later date. CAMEC's geologists believe that with additional resource drilling, these licence areas have the potential to increase the opencast resources alone to approximately 750 million tonnes.




A fourth large outcropping was identified on licence area L871. Diamond drilling is underway, and dip-down drilling has shown that the coal zones extend to a depth of at least 250 metres and remain open ended. Geological mapping on L871 identified eight new coal zones partially exposed in surface outcrop and confirmed by drilling over a strike distance in excess of 7.5 kilometres. The outcropping coal horizons have a combined thickness of 120 metres, dip at approximately 12 degrees north, and are generally unaffected by dykes and sills. The shallow dip makes these horizons amenable to large scale open cast mining. CAMEC's geologists have estimated that these five horizons could contain up to 868 million tonnes of saleable coal.



Further drilling along the strike is expected to substantially increase this resource. CAMEC expects to be in a position to announce a SAMREC compliant resource estimate for licence area L871 in the fourth quarter of 2008.




Provisional results from zone six (the primary coal zone on L871) indicate a 15% coking coal fraction, with most of the remainder of the coal meeting export grade steam coal standards.




In South Africa , CAMEC's wholly owned Zambezi coal subsidiary has secured the rights to acquire 15 farms totalling over 20,000 hectares within the Waterberg, Soutpansberg and Springbok Flats coalfields. Based on historical drilling and literature studies, the farms together have the potential to yield in excess of 100 million tonnes of coal. Some of the resources are amenable to opencast mining methods, while others will need to be mined underground. The resources are believed to contain high coking coal fractions.




Exploration targets have been prioritised and drilling has commenced with Coffey Mining (Pty) Limited being retained to produce a final SAMREC compliant ore resource statement. A SAMREC compliant resource estimate is expected for the Waterberg coal field area before the end of 2008, and this will be followed by drilling in the Mopani and Springbok Flats coalfield areas in 2009.




Coking and thermal coal markets are currently very strong, with prices having increased by approximately 200% and 100% respectively in 2008. Strong demand from power hungry Asian economies, coupled with weather related production issues in Eastern Australia , have been the primary drivers of the surge in prices. The spot price for coking coal is currently approximately $400 per tonne, while the spot price for thermal coal is $208 per tonne. Going forward, Asian demand growth shows no signs of decreasing, with China and India leading the way with power expansion plans. As a result, management believes that current market price projections of approximately $300 per tonne for coking coal and $110 for thermal coal in 2009, may well turn out to be conservative.




Platinum




On 11 April 2008, consistent with its stated strategy of gaining first mover advantage by acquiring high quality assets at attractive prices in emerging African markets, CAMEC completed the acquisition of a controlling interest in a number of significant platinum assets in Zimbabwe through the ac quisition of Lefever Finance Limited . Lefever owns the platinum assets through its 60% ownership of Todal Mining, with the remaining 40% being owned by the Zimbabwe Mineral Development Corporation, the state owned mining company.




The key assets held by Todal are the Bougai and Kironde claims. There are 42 claims in total, covering an area of approximately 100 square kilometres and located in the southern part of the Zimbabwe great dyke (specifically, the Shurungwe mafic-ultramafic complex), 80 kilometres south west of the city of Gweru. The claims were previously held by companies within the Anglo Platinum Group before being ceded to ZMDC and subsequently granted to Todal.




The cession agreement between Anglo Platinum and ZMDC states that "using the SAMREC Code for the recognition of mineral reserves and resources, the estimated platinum ounces and 4E ounces resource … equates to 7,486,750 platinum ounces and 15,683,323 4E ounces" for the area held by Todal. As part of CAMEC's due diligence prior to the acquisition, Behre Dolbear International Limited visited the site, reviewed the data, and confirmed that these estimates are realistic.




Todal has negotiated the right to export platinum from Zimbabwe and has also secured agreement to allow it to expatriate the profits generated by its mining operations in the country. In addition, the Reserve Bank of Zimbabwe has extended to Todal the same fiscal incentives that had been granted to Anglo Platinum under the Special Mining Lease Agreement for the development of the project. These incentives cover royalties, income tax, import duties, value added tax and withholding taxes.




Power required to enable mine commissioning has been secured from ZESA, and water supplies, as well as road and rail access, are in existence in the vicinity of the acquired claims. A management team, led by Gordon Thompson (formerly the Head of Operations at the South Deep mine in South Africa ) has been appointed to drive the project forward. To date, the geology team has mapped the mineral resource outcrops, re-established the mine grid datum, designed an infill programme, secured and mobilised a drilling contractor and obtained the necessary approvals to proceed with infill drilling. Meetings have also been held with local farmers, as well as statutory and political bodies associated with the area. C AMEC management believes that it will be able to bring a mine into operation, ultimately producing 120,0 00 to 150,000 ounces per annum.




CAMEC also retains its interest in Pfula Investments Limited, which owns the rights to 51% and 40% respectively of the Inkosi and Imbasa Platinum Group Element projects, located in the western limb of the Bushveld Complex in South Africa . The combined inferred resource estimate for the two projects was 38.8 million ounces 4E (i.e. platinum, palladium, rhodium and gold), translating into approximately 7 million ounces 4E attributable to CAMEC. Together, these platinum assets in Zimbabwe and South Africa give CAMEC a significant additional potential business line as it seeks to become a diversified African mining producer.




Platinum prices have increased dramatically in 2008 to over $2,000 per ounce, driven primarily by electricity shortages in South Africa (by far the world's largest producer of platinum), operational issues at a number of smelters, and the metal's growth in popularity as an investment asset. Management believes that the platinum market is likely to remain in deficit for the next few years. Demand from China and India (primarily from the automotive industries), coupled with environmental pressures, to support prices averaging over $1,800 per ounce through 2009.




Agriculture




This has been a period of significant growth for DECA, CAMEC's agriculture business in Mozambique . The Company expanded its Chimoio facility rapidly to meet the high growth in demand for its maize meal and cattle feed products. Maize purchases reached a new high at approximately 25,000 tonnes between May and December, limited only by storage capacity, which has now been expanded to 50,000 tonnes. A new maize mill, identical to the existing unit, was purchased and installed during the year to meet increased demand. Maize meal production capacity has reached a level of approximately 200 tonnes per day, with 40 tonnes of cattle feed per day.




DECA's transport division has seen rapid growth of its fleet and facilities during the period, running over 80 vehicles, with all maintenance and repair work carried out in-house by a skilled team of locally based mechanics.




DECA's grower base has also increased significantly and now stands at approximately 350,000 farmers. The Company estimates that land under maize production has trebled during the three years of DECA's operations. The Company continues with its efficient buying system which delivers cash direct to the producers in the rural growing areas. DECA's management is working with the Government of Mozambique to develop infrastructure in other potential maize growing areas of the country. The Company had also recently expanded into the cattle ranching and feedlot business, aiming to meet the huge demand for beef in Mozambique and make use of DECA's cattle feed product, thus adding further value to the maize business.




Total revenues for the year to March 2008 grew to $5.6 million, generating a gross profit of $1.6 million. The current price being achieved for maize meal is approximately $420 per tonne, compared with an equivalent price of $250 per tonne in 2007, with strong demand being the primary driver of the increased price. Management expects prices to increase through the remainder of 2008, owing to higher buying prices caused by a shortage of maize that resulted from excessive rains in December 2007 and January 2008 that damaged crops.




Trucking and Logistics




In the year to March 2008, CAMEC's trucking subsidiary Sabot reaped the benefits of the acquisition during 2007 of an additional 201 trucks. High levels of reliability, combined with sound logistics, ensured that the fleet achieved high utilisation throughout the year. With 450 Volvo trucks now under management, and an additional 100 ordered to expand the fleet in order meet the demands of CAMEC's expanding businesses, as well as satisfy the requirements of its customers, Sabot is now the largest cross border trucking fleet in sub-Saharan Africa .



Sabot has a series of warehouses across the region and a state of the art fleet management system. The Company's truck s are involved in the haulage of food aid, cobalt, copper, mining equipment, fuel, acid, sulphur, coal, glass, fertilizer, tobacco, salt, flour and other general cargo across the region. In addition to the acquisition of 100 new trucks, further expansion projects planned for the coming year include the building of a regional head office and warehousing facility in Johannesburg , as well as upgrading support depots in Zimbabwe , Zambia , Malawi and the DRC.




Sabot continues to provide CAMEC with a key strategic competitive advantage as it seeks to grow its businesses across the region. Sabot is also a profitable business in its own right. With the southern African region continuing to grow, and with more demand for fast and efficient road transport solutions, Sabot is well positioned to take advantage of growing commercial opportunities.




Total revenues at Sabot for the period grew to $85 million, generating an EBIT of $8.5 million. The average price achieved during the period was $1.92 per kilometre, compared with $1.82 per kilometre in 2007. The price difference between the two reporting periods was largely a function of rising fuel prices. Expectations for the coming year are also dependent on fuel prices, with management not expecting significant changes to be driven by operational issues.




Fluorspar




CAMEC holds a majority stake in the Doornhoek Fluorspar Project located adjacent to the Witkop fluorspar mine in South Africa . Dornhoek is believed to be one of the world's largest and highest grade fluorspar deposits. The underground orebody has grades almost three times that of the adjoining Witkop Mine, and, with resources sufficient to justify a Life of Mine well in excess of 20 years, has the potential to become a major world class low-cost fluorspar producer for many years to come. Infrastructure in the area is good with low environmental impacts.




The project area exceeds 10,000 hectares and includes both a surface and underground resource. Esso drilled 108 boreholes in the late 1970s, and Armco Bronne drilled a further 212 boreholes in the early 1980s. Armco Bronne sunk a 90 metre shaft on the property, and collected a bulk sample for metallurgical testing. Samancor then drilled further boreholes, before sterilising the deposit until the mineral legislature changed in 2004. CAMEC has subsequently acquired almost all the borehole logs and analytical results, and recently purchased the core for 154 boreholes.




CAMEC's focus has been on the underground resource which consists of three tabular stratabound orebodies, the base of which lie at depths of 40 metres, 50 metres and 90 metres. The lower orebody is known as the main zone and varies in thickness between 4 and 32 metres. The upper and middle orebodies attain thicknesses of between 2 and 3 metres on average. The main orebody is highly consistent over a strike length of 5 , 000 metres and a width of 1 , 000 metres.




The overall geology of the project area is favourable, which should allow for a rapid capital return on the project:




Hosted within stromalitic dolomites

Ore horizons generally between 2 metres and 14 metres thick

Stratabound with shallow dip

Generally contains >9% CaF2, with high grade pods exceeding 30% CaF2 common

Ve r y few impurities in the ore

Amenable to low cost trackless underground mining with access via declines




The ore resources, calculated by Esso at 20% and 25% CaF2 cut-off grades, are as follows:







Grade Cut-off
Minimum Mining Height

2m
2.6m
3.3m
4m

20% CaF2
39.00 mt @ 26.18% CaF2
36.02 mt @ 25.87% CaF2
36.43 mt @ 24.99% CaF2
33.36 mt @ 25.24% CaF2

25% CaF2
21.83 mt @ 30.21% CaF2
18.94 mt @ 30.36% CaF2
14.74 mt @ 30.36% CaF2
12.40 mt @ 30.71% CaF2








Coffee Mining (Pty) Limited , a multinational consulting firm, has been commissioned to confirm the resource in terms of modern SAMREC compliant codes. Once this is completed scoping and feasibility studies will follow, with mine planning and licensing to commence shortly thereafter.




When the mine is in operation the bulk of production will be acidspar used for fluorine chemicals. Hydrochloric acid is used mostly for fluoro-carbon gases for refrigeration and air-conditioning. Other uses include steel and aluminum production, food preservation and fluoridation of drinking water.




Bauxite




Throughout 2007 and 2008 CAMEC has continued its bauxite exploration programme in Mali , where it has a total licence land package covering 4,130 square kilometres. CAMEC believes that Mali is attractive because of its relatively low political risk and the fact that it is located adjacent to Guinea , an acknowledged leader in bauxite exploration and production.




Initial exploration activities have focused on the Faléa concession area (88 square kilometres of bauxitic plain) and Bamako West concession area (220 square kilometres). During 2007 and early 2008, mapping and pitting confirmed the presence of significant tonnage of bauxite in these areas. At Faléa 35 pits were completed, and the results of a preliminary resource estimate undertaken by BH&P based on pitting results and previous mapping , indicates the potential for a resource of approximately 335 million tonnes, sufficient to underpin an alumina refinery on site. Three of these pits were subjected to XRD analysis at Ultratrace in Perth , Australia , to establish mineral content. These results concluded that gibbsite (alumina tri-hydrate) is the dominant alumina mineral and is below 4% boehmite. This suggests that a low temperature Bayer process could be practical, with consequential benefits in terms of capital and operating costs.




At Bamako West a further 52 pits were completed over 100 square kilometres of identified bauxite plateau (45% of the total area). Bamako West, unlike Faléa, contains more boehmite (alumina mono-hydrate) requiring a high temperature Bayer process. Final results a re pending.




In early 2008, CAMEC commenced an initial phase of 20,000 metres of drilling , covering the 13 major bauxitic plateau s on the Faléa concession. Test work on the potential to reduce the silica component of the bauxite by wet screening is also currently underway. Early indications suggest the potential to increase the AA/RSi02 ratio by between 50% and 100%, with significant positive implications for projected capital and operating costs, as well as resource tonnage.




Senior Management




CAMEC made a number of significant Board and senior management appointments during the year.




On 15 May 2007, Chris Chapple joined the Board as Chief Development Officer. Chris is an Oxford Law graduate with significant international experience in structuring and executing M&A and financing transactions across a range of industries, including resource companies. He spent 10 years at Goldman Sachs, where he was a Vice President. More recently he was Chief Executive Officer of the Williams F1 Team, and Chief Development Officer of SUAL International, one of Russia 's largest companies.




On 31 August 2007, Andrew Burns joined the Board of CAMEC as Chief Financial Officer. Andrew has over 20 years' financial experience working across various sectors in the corporate arena. He trained as a chartered accountant with PriceWaterhouseCoopers, after which has had a number of director level appointments with private and public companies. Most recently he was Chief Financial Officer of Livermore Investments Group Limited , an AIM listed company. Previously, he was Finance Director of the FTSE 250 listed company Luminar plc, and, prior to that, Senior Executive Business Development for Rank Group plc.




On 12 May 2008 CAMEC announced that Gordon Thompson had been appointed to manage the development of CAMEC's recently acquired platinum assets in Zimbabwe . Gordon was previously Vice President and Head of Operations at South Deep, the deepest level gold mine in South Africa . His primary responsibility will be to bring CAMEC's planned platinum mine into operation in Zimbabwe within 18 months, ultimately producing 150,000 ounces per annum.




On the same day, CAMEC appointed Charlie Foster as Head of Global Exploration. Charlie was previously Senior Vic e President of Ivanhoe Mines Limited , and prior to that he was Explorati on Manager for Yunnan Mining Limited and Diamond Works in China . He has also held geological and consulting positions with various companies including Echo Bay exploration and Texas Gulf Corporation. He is now responsible for all CAMEC's exploration projects in the DRC, South Africa , Mozambique , Mali and Zimbabwe .




On 29 May 2008, CAMEC announced that Bernard Swanepoel had joined the Board as a Non Executive Director. Bernard brings a wealth of mining expertise to the Board of CAMEC after his many years' broad experience in the mining industry. He was previously Chief Executive officer of Harmony Gold Mining Company Limited for 12 years, where he oversaw the growth of Harmony into one of the largest gold producers in the world.







CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC




CONSOLIDATED INCOME STATEMENT

For the year ended 31 March 200 8










Year ended 31 March







2008


2007



Note


£'000


£'000














Revenue




96 , 6 21


69, 25 9

Cost of sales




( 3 7 , 3 41 )


(38,623)

Gross profit




59 , 2 8 0


30, 63 6














Other operating income




2,0 55


210

Operating expenses




( 3 5 , 803 )


(12,039)

Gain on disposal of available for sale investments
5


3 2 , 493


-

Impairment of intangible assets




(1,333)


(285)

Impairment of property, plant and equipment




(1,900)


(1,369)

Operating profit




54 , 792


17,153














Finance income




2,329


5,461

Finance expenses




(2, 923 )


(223)

Net financing ( costs ) / income




( 594 )


5,238














Share of profit of associates




4


-

Profit before taxation




54 , 202


22,391














Income tax expense
6


( 15 , 167 )


(8,1 74 )

Profit for the year




39,035


14,2 1 7














Attributable to:











- Equity holders of the Company
1 2


37 , 36 5


14, 067

- Minority interest




1 ,6 70


150

Profit for the year




39 , 035


14,2 1 7














Earning per share











- Basic (pence)
7


2 . 8


1.3

- Diluted (pence)
7


2 . 7


1.3








All financial results presented are from continuing operations.




No interim or final dividend has been paid or proposed during the period.







CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC




CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT OF RECOGNISED INCOME AND EXPENSE

For the year ended 31 March 200 8








Year ended 31 March





2008


2007





£'000


£'000












Foreign exchange translation differences


( 1 , 747 )


(5,640)

Net c hange in fair value of available-for-sale financial assets


15,997


21,719

G ain on available- for - sale financial assets transferred to the income statement on disposal





(32,493)





-

Deferred tax on change in fair value of available-for-sale financial assets


5,429


( 5,012)

Share based payment charged to retained earnings


2,627


577

Net income recognised directly in equity


( 10,187 )


11, 644

Profit for the year


39,035


14,21 7












Total recognised income and expense for the year


28,848


25, 861












Attributable to:









- Equity holders of the Company


27,178


25,711

- Minority interest


1,670


150

Total recognised income and expense for the year


28,848


25,861











CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC




CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET

As at 31 March 200 8










2008


2007



Note


£'000


£'000














ASSETS











Non-current assets











Property, plant and equipment




580 , 724


8 9,4 71

Goodwill




2,488


2,480

Other intangible assets




21 , 4 7 7


1 17 , 824

Investments in associates and joint ventures




2 6


909

Available-for-sale financial assets




69 , 752


75,717

Total non-current assets




6 7 4 , 4 6 7


2 86 , 401














Current assets











Inventories




2 2 , 3 42


11,217

Trade and other receivables




4 8 , 2 21


23,263

Cash and cash equivalents




17 , 882


13,072

Cash in escrow
8(e)


37,500


-

Total current assets




12 5 , 9 45


47,552














TOTAL ASSETS




8 00 , 4 1 2


3 33 , 953














LIABILITIES











Current liabilities











Trade and other payables




1 5 , 0 8 4


11,380

Income taxes




1 5 , 2 3 4


2,255

Provisions




-


3,175

Total current liabilities




3 0 , 3 1 8


16,810














Non-current liabilities











Provisions




1,4 1 9


1,387

Deferred tax liabilities




16 , 057


19 , 57 0

Total non-current liabilities




1 7 , 476


20 , 957














TOTAL LIABILITIES




47 , 794


37 , 767














NET ASSETS




7 52 , 6 1 8


296, 186


















CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC




CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET (Continued)

As at 31 March 200 8










2008


2007



Note


£'000


£'000

EQUITY











Issued capital
8


1,230


1,128

Share premium
9


283,95 1


229,500

Shares to be issued
8(d)(e)


3 63 ,500


-

Merger reserve




(199)


(199)

Fair value reserve
10


17,279


28,346

Translation reserve
11


(7,387)


(5,640)

Retained earnings
12


57,128


1 7 , 136

Total equity attributable to equity holders of the Company




715,502


270,2 71

Minority interest




37,116


25,915

TOTAL EQUITY




752,618


296, 186























P H Edmonds
A B urns

Chairman
Chief Financial O fficer





CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC




CONSOLIDATED CASH FLOW STATEMENT

For the year ended 31 March 2008










Year ended 31 March







2008


2007







£'000


£'000














OPERATING ACTIVITIES











Profit before tax




54 ,2 02


22,391

Adjustments for:











- Depreciation of property, plant and equipment




6 , 51 7


2,0 95

- Excess of net assets acquired over consideration




-


(3 , 373)

- Amortisation of intangible assets




410


179

- Impairment of intangible assets




1, 33 3


285

- Impairment of property, plant and equipment




1,900


1,369

- Profit on sale of property, plant and equipment




214


63

- Profit on sale of available-for-sale investments




(3 2 , 493 )


-

- Share based payment charge




63 6


30

- Net interest costs/ ( income )




594


(5,238)

Unrealised exchange rate gain




(16 0 )


-

Working capital adjustments:











- Increase in inventories




( 11,12 5 )


(9,169)

- Increase in receivables




( 2 4 ,9 58)


( 1 2 ,6 31)

- Increase in payables




561


2,976

Cash used in operations




( 2 , 369 )


(1 , 023 )

Dividends to minority interests




-


(463)

Interest paid




(1,4 62 )


-

Interest received




2,329


3,516

Income tax




( 752 )


-

Net cash ( used in ) /generated from operating activities




( 2 , 254 )


2,030














INVESTING ACTIVITIES











Purchase of intangible assets




(5 , 731 )


(3,839)

Purchase of property, plant and equipment




(64, 004 )


(73,801)

Purchase of available-for-sale investments




(3 5 , 3 7 2 )


(27,576)

Sale of property, plant and equipment




14


90

Sale of available-for-sale investments




112,070


-

Purchase of subsidiaries net of cash acquired




-


(17,079)

Net cash from/( used in ) investing activities




6,977


(1 22 , 205 )














FINANCING ACTIVITIES











Proceeds from issue of share capital




335


100,361

Cash in escrow - shares subscribed but not issued




37,500


-

Loans advanced




29,668


-

Share issue costs




( 39 )


(984)

Repayment of loan




(29,815)


(14)

Net cash flow from financing activities




37,649


99,363














Net increase /( decrease) in cash and cash equivalents




4 2 , 3 72


(20,812)














Cash and cash equivalents at start of the year




1 3, 07 2


34,249

Exchange rate adjustments




( 62 )


(365)

Cash and cash equivalents at end of the year




5 5 , 3 82


1 3, 07 2











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NOTES TO THE FINANCIAL STATEMENTS

For the year ended 31 March 200 8




1 . Basis of preparation




The financial information for the year ended 31 March 2008 has not been audited and does not constitute the Company's statutory financial statements within the meaning of s435 and s 240 of the Companies Act 2006 but is derived from these accounts . This preliminary announcement was approved by the Board on 15 July 2008.



The statutory financial statements for the year ended 31 March 2008 have not been filed with the Registrar of Companies nor reported on by the Company's auditors. They will be circulated to shareholders in due course .



The comparative results for the year ended 31 March 2007 are an abridged version of the UK GAAP audited financial statements which have been filed with the UK Registrar of Companies and on which the auditors issued an unqualified audit report, and which did not contain a statement under s498(2) and (3) of the Companies Act 2006 but which have now been converted to IFRS as detailed in the notes to this announcement.




The financial statements have been prepared in accordance with International Financial Reporting Standards ("IFRS") for the first time. The disclosures required by IFRS 1 concerning the transition from UK GAAP to IFRS are given in note 13 .




The financial statements have been prepared on the historical cost basis, except for the revaluation of certain financial instruments. The principal accounting policies adopted are set out below.




The preparation of financial statements in conformity with IFRS requires the use of certain critical accounting estimates. It also requires management to exercise its judg e ment in the process of applying the Group 's accounting policies. The areas involving a higher degree of judgement or complexity, or areas where assumptions and estimates are significant to the financial statements are disclosed in Note 4 .




(a) Standards, amendments and interpretations to existing standards that are not yet effective and have not been adopted early




In the current year, the Group has adopted IFRS7 "Financial Instruments: Disclosures", which is effective for annual reporting periods beginning on or after 1 January 2007, and the related amendment to IAS1 "Presentation of Financial Statements". The impact of the adoption of IFRS7 and the changes to IAS1 has been to expand the disclosures provided in these financial statements regarding the Group s financial instruments and the management of capital. Four interpretations issued by the International Financial Reporting Interpretations Committee are effective for the current period. These are IFRIC7 "Applying the Res tatement Approach under IAS 29" , "Financial Reporting in Hyperinflationary Economies", IFRIC8 Scope of IFRS2; IFRIC9 "Reassessment of Embedded Derivatives"; and IFRIC10 "Interim Financial Reporting and Impairment". The adoption of these Interpretations has not led to any changes in the Group 's accounting policies.




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1. Basis of preparation (continued)




At the date of authorisatio n of these financial statements , the following Standards and Interpretations that have not been applied in these financial statements were in issue , but not yet effective or endorsed (unless otherwise stated) :




IFRS 2
Share based payment - Amendments relating to vesting conditions and Cancellations

IFRS 3
Business Combinations - Amendments

IFRS 7
Financial Instruments: Disclosures - consequential amendments arising from amendments to IAS 32

IFRS 8
Operating Segments (endorsed)

IAS 1
Presentation of Financial Statements - Revised

IAS 1
Presentation of Financial Statements - Amendments relating to Puttable Financial Instruments and obligations arising on liquidation

IAS 23
Borrowing costs- Amendment

IAS 27
Consolidated and separate Financial Statements - Consequential amendments arising from amendments from IFRS 3

IAS 28
Investments in Associates - Consequential amendments arising from amendments to IFRS 3

IAS 31
Interest in Joint Ventures - Consequential amendments arising from amendments to IFRS 3

IAS 32
Financial Instruments: Present ation - Amendments relating to P uttable Financial Instruments and obligations arising on liquidation

IAS 39
Financial Instruments: Recognition and Measurement - Consequential amendments arising from amendments to IAS 32

IFRIC 2
Members' shares in Co-operative Entities and Similar Instruments - Consequential Amendments arising from amendments to IAS 32

IFRIC 11
IFRS 2 - Group and treasury share transactions (endorsed)

IFRIC 12
Service Concession Arrangements

IFRIC 13
Customer loyalty programmes

IFRIC 14
IAS 19 - The limit on a defined benefit asset, minimum funding requirements and their interaction





The directors anticipate that the adoption of these Standards and Interpretations in future periods will have no material impact on the financial statements of the Group , except for additional segment disclosures when IFRS 8 comes into effect for periods commencing on or after 1 January 2009 .




2 . Summary of significant a ccounting policies




(a) Consolidation




(i) Subsidiaries

The consolidated financial statements incorporate the financial statements of the Company and entities controlled by the Company (its subsidiaries) made up to 31 March each year. Control is recognised where the Company has the power to govern the financial and operating policies of an investee entity so as to obtain benefits from its activities.




(ii) Associates

Associates are those entities in which the Group has significant influence, but not control, over the financial and operating policies. The consolidated financial statements include the Group's share of the total recognised gains and losses of associates on an equity accounted basis, from the date that significant influence commences until the date that significant influence ceases. When the Group's share of losses exceeds its interest in an associate, the Group's carrying amount is reduced to nil and recognition of further losses is discontinued except to the extent that the Group has incurred legal or constructive obligations or made payments on behalf of an associate.




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2. Summary of significant accounting policies (continued)




(iii) Joint ventures

A joint venture is an entity over which the Group has joint control. Joint control is the contractually agreed sharing of control over an entity, and exists only when the strategic financial and operating decisions relating to the activity require the unanimous consent of the parties sharing control. The investment in a joint venture is initially recognised at cost and adjusted for the Group's share of the changes in the net assets of the joint venture after the date of acquisition, and for any impairment in value. If the Group's share of losses of a joint venture exceeds its interest in the joint venture, the Group discontinues recognising its share of further losses.




(iv) Transactions eliminated on consolidation

Intra-Group transactions, balances and unrealised gains on transactions between Group companies are eliminated. Unrealised losses are eliminated in the same way as unrealised gains, but only to the extent that there is no evidence of impairment.




(v) Business combinations

On entering into a business combination, an acquirer is identified based on the identity of the entity which gains control of the combining entities.




The assets, liabilities and contingent liabilities of the acquiree are measured at their fair value at the date of acquisition. Any excess of the fair value of the consideration paid over the fair value of the identifiable net assets acquired is recognised as goodwill. If the fair value of the consideration is less than the fair value of the identifiable net assets acquired, the difference is recognised directly in the income statement.




(b) Foreign currency translation




(i) Functional and presentation currency

Items included in the financial statements of each of the Group's entities are measured using the currency of the primary economic environment in which the entity operates ("the functional currency"). The consolidated financial statements are presented in Pounds Sterling, which is the Group's presentation currency.




(ii) Transactions and balances

Foreign currency transactions are translated into the functional currency of the entity using the exchange rates prevailing at the dates of the transactions. Foreign exchange gains and losses resulting from the settlement of such transactions and from the translation at year-end exchange rates of monetary assets and liabilities denominated in foreign currencies are recognised in the income statement.




(iii) Group companies

The results and financial position of all the Group entities that have a functional currency different from the presentation currency are translated into the presentation currency as follows:




assets and liabilities for each balance sheet presented are translated at the closing rate at the date of that balance sheet;
income and expenses for each income statement are translated at average exchange rates (unless this average is not a reasonable approximation of the cumulative effect of the rates prevailing on the transaction dates, in which case income and expenses are translated at the dates of the transactions); and
all resulting exchange differences are recognised as a separate component of equity.








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2 . Summary of significant a ccounting policies (continued)




Prior to translating the financial statements of foreign operations in hyperinflationary economies, the financial statements, including comparatives, are restated to account for changes in the general purchasing power of the local currency. The restatement is based on relevant price indices at the balance sheet date.




On consolidation, exchange differences arising from the translation of the net investment in foreign operations are taken to shareholders' equity. When a foreign operation is sold, cumulative exchange differences that were previously recorded in equity are recognised in the income statement as part of the gain or loss on sale. In accordance with the transitional provisions of IFRS 1, the cumulative foreign currency gain or loss has been deemed to be zero as at the date of transition, being 1 April 2006.




(c) Property, plant and equipment

All items of property, plant and equipment are stated at historical cost less depreciation (see below) and impairment (see accounting policy (j) below). Historical cost includes expenditure that is directly attributable to the acquisition of the items. Subsequent costs are included in the asset's carrying amount or recognised as a separate asset, as appropriate, only when it is probable that future economic benefits associated with the item will flow to the Group and the cost of the item can be measured reliably. All other costs are recognised in the income statement during the financial period in which they are incurred.




Freehold land is not depreciated. Mineral reserves and resources are depreciated down to their residual value using the unit of production method based on proven and probable reserves.




Depreciation is charged to the income statement on a straight-line basis over the estimated useful lives of each item, as follows:




Buildings
5 - 10% straight line

Plant and machinery
20 - 25% straight line

Aircraft
20% straight line

Motor vehicles
14 - 20% straight line

Office furniture and equipment
17 - 50% straight line

Assets in course of construction
Nil





The assets' residual values and useful lives are reviewed, and adjusted if appropriate, at each balance sheet date. Gains and losses on disposals are determined by comparing proceeds with carrying amount and are included in the income statement.




(d) Deferred exploration and evaluation costs

All costs incurred prior to obtaining the legal right to undertake exploration and evaluation activities on a project are written-off as incurred.




Exploration and evaluation costs arising following the acquisition of an exploration licence are capitalised on project-by-project basis, pending determination of the technical feasibility and commercial viability of the project. Costs incurred include technical expenses and allocated administrative overheads. Deferred exploration costs are carried at historical cost less any impairment losses recognised.







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2 . Summary of significant a ccounting policies (continued)







If an exploration project is successful and it is brought into production, the related expenditures are transferred to property, plant and equipment as a mineral reserve or resource and depleted on a unit of production basis, or until the properties are sold, allowed to lapse, abandoned or determined not to be economically viable, at which time they are charged to the income statement.




Capitalised deferred exploration expenditures are reviewed for impairment losses (see accounting policy note (j) below) at each balance sheet date. In the case of undeveloped properties, there may be only inferred resources to form a basis for the impairment review. The review is based on a status report regarding results of exploration or evaluation work to date and the Group's intentions for development of the related property.




The recoverability of deferred exploration and evaluation costs is dependent upon the discovery of economically recoverable ore reserves, the ability of the Group to obtain the necessary financing to complete the development of the reserves and future profitable production or proceeds from the disposal thereof.




(e) Investments in debt and equity securities

Financial instruments held by the Group are classified as being available-for-sale and are stated at fair value, with any resultant gain or loss being recognised directly in equity, except for impairment losses. When these investments are derecognised, the cumulative gain or loss previously recognised directly in equity is recognised in profit or loss.




The fair value of financial instruments classified as available-for-sale is their quoted bid price at the balance sheet date.




(f) Borrowings

Interest-bearing bank loans and overdrafts are recorded at the proceeds received, net of direct issue costs. Finance charges are accounted for on an accrual basis and are added to the carrying amount of the instrument to the extent that they are not settled in the period in which they arise.




(g) Inventories

Inventories are stated at the lower of cost and net realisable value. Net realisable value is the estimated selling price in the ordinary course of business, less the estimated costs of completion and selling expenses. The cost of inventories is based on the average cost principle and includes expenditure incurred in acquiring the inventories and bringing them to their existing location and condition. In the case of production inventories and work in progress, cost includes an appropriate share of overheads based on normal operating capacity.




(h) Trade and other receivables

Trade and other receivables are not interest bearing and are initially recognised at their fair value and are subsequently stated at amortised cost using the effective interest method as reduced by appropriate allowances for estimated irrecoverable amounts.




(i) Cash and cash equivalents

Cash and cash equivalents includes cash in hand, deposits held at call with banks, other short-term highly liquid investments with original maturities of three months or less.










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2 . Summary of significant a ccounting policies (continued)




(j) Impairment

Whenever events or changes in circumstance indicate that the carrying amount of an asset may not be recoverable an asset is reviewed for impairment. An asset's carrying value is written down to its estimated recoverable amount (being the higher of the fair value less costs to sell and value in use) if that is less than the asset's carrying amount.




Impairment reviews for deferred exploration and evaluation costs are carried out on a project by project basis, with each project representing a potential single cash generating unit. An impairment review is undertaken when indicators of impairment arise but typically when one of the following circumstances apply:




unexpected geological occurrences that render the resource uneconomic;

title to the asset is compromised;

variations in metal prices that render the project uneconomic;

variations in the currency of operation; and

the Group determines that it no longer wishes to continue to evaluate or develop the property.




(k) Share based payment

Certain Group employees are rewarded with share based instruments. These are stated at fair value at the date of grant and either expensed to the income statement or capitalised to deferred exploration costs, based on the activity of the employee, over the vesting period of the instrument.




Fair value is estimated using an appropriate valuation model taking into account the factors which a third party may consider in determining the fair value of the instrument. The estimated life of the instrument used in the model is adjusted for management's best estimate of the effects of non-transferability, exercise restrictions and behavioural considerations.




The proceeds received net of any directly attributable transaction costs are credited to share capital (nominal value) and share premium when the options are exercised.




(l) Provisions

Provisions are recognised when, the Group has a legal or constructive obligation as a result of past events, it is more likely than not that an outflow of the resources will be required to settle the obligation and the amount can be reliably estimated.




(i) Asset retirement obligations

Mine closure and site restoration costs are comprised of asset retirement obligations, employee severance and ongoing expenditures related to the protection of the environment. The fair value of a liability for an asset retirement obligation is recognised when it is incurred.




When a liability is initially recorded, a corresponding increase to the carrying amount of the related asset is recorded. On an annual basis, the fair value of the future liability for an asset retirement obligation is recognised in the period in which it is incurred with an offsetting amount being recognised as an increase in the carrying amount of the corresponding asset. This asset is amortised over the estimated life of the mine while the corresponding liability accretes to its future value by the end of the mine's life. Ongoing expenditures related to the protection of the environment are charged to earnings in the period they are incurred.










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2 . Summary of significant a ccounting policies (continued)







(m) Trade, other payables and accruals

Trade, other payables and accruals are not interest bearing and are initially recognised at their fair value and subsequently are stated at amortised cost using the effective interest method.




(n) Income tax

The charge for taxation is based on the profit or loss for the year and takes into account deferred tax. Deferred tax is the tax expected to be payable or recoverable on differences between the carrying amounts of assets and liabilities in the financial statements and the corresponding tax bases used in the computation of taxable profit or loss, and is accounted for using the balance sheet method.




Deferred tax is provided on temporary differences arising on acquisitions that are categorised as Business Combinations.




Deferred tax assets are only recognised to the extent that it is probable that future taxable profit will be available in the foreseeable future against which the temporary differences can be utilised.




(o) Revenue




(i) Goods sold and services rendered

Revenue from the sale of goods is recognised in the income statement when the significant risks and rewards of ownership have been transferred to the buyer. Revenue from services rendered is recognised in the income statement in proportion to the stage of completion of the transaction at the balance sheet date. No revenue is recognised if there are significant uncertainties regarding recovery of the consideration due, associated costs or the possible return of goods and also continuing management involvement with the goods.




(ii) Interest income

Interest income is recognised as it accrues to the Group.







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3. Financial risk factors




The Group 's principal financial instruments comprise cash, and short-term deposits. Together with the issue of equity share capital, the main purpose of these is to finance the Group operations and expansion. The Group has other financial instruments such as trade receivables and trade payables which arise directly from normal trading.




The Group has not entered into any derivative or other hedging instruments.




The main risks arising from the Group 's financial instruments are credit risk, liquidity risk and market risk (including interest rate risk, currency risk and price risk) . The Board reviews and agrees policies for managing each of these risks and these are summarised below. The interest receivable relates to interest earned on bank deposits. Interest payable relates to bank overdraft interest.




Credit risk

Credit risk arises from cash and cash equivalents, and deposits with banks and financial institutions, as well as credit exposures to customers, including outstanding receivables and committed transactions. The Group 's financial instruments do not represent a concentration or material exposure of credit risk, because the Group deals wi th a variety of major banks and f inancial institutions. Furthermore, its debtors are regularly monitored and assessed for recoverability. Where it is appropriate to raise a provision, an adequate level of provision is maintained .




The fair value of financial assets and liabilities is not materially different to the carrying values presented.




Liquidity risk

The Group 's policy throughout the year has been to ensure that it has adequate liquidity by careful management of its working capital. The liquidity exposure of the Group 's cash deposits and overdraft facility was as follows:




Amount held at bank and on deposit amounted to £ 20.0 million (2007: £ 13.1 million).




Market risk

The signifi cant market risk exposures to which the Group is exposed are currency risk, interest rate risk and price risk. These are discussed further below :




Interest rate risk

The Company finances its operations through the use of cash deposits at variable rates of interest for a variety of short term periods, depending on cash requirements. The rates are reviewed regularly and the best rate obtained in the context of the Group 's need.




Currency risk

The Group conducts its operations in other jurisdictions tha n its reporting currency and therefore is subject to fluctuations in exchange rates. The risks are monitored by the Board on a regular basis.




The Group does not normally hedge against the effects of movement in exchange rates. The Group policy is not to repatriate any currency where there is the requirement or obligation to spend in the same denomination. When foreign exchange is required the Company purchases using the best spot rate available.







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3. Financial risk factors (continued)




Price risk

The Group generally sells its copper and cobalt production concentrate output at prevailing market prices, subject to final pricing adjustments after delivery to the customer. The Group is therefore exposed to changes in market prices for copper and cobalt both in respect of future sales and previous sales which are open to final pricing. Sales contracts are at the sellers' option and therefore the Group has no production performance risk .




The Group has not used any commodity derivatives in the current or prior year.




Fair values

The Directors have reviewed the financial statements and have concluded that there is no significant difference between the book values and the fair values of the assets and liabilities of the Group as at 31 March 200 8 and 2007.




4 . Critical accounting estimates and judg e ments




Estimates and judgement s are continually evaluated and are based on historical experience and other factors, including expectations of future events that are believed to be reasonable under the circumstances.




Critical accounting estimates and judgement s

The Group makes estimates and assumptions concerning the future. The resulting accounting estimates will, by definition, seldom equal the related actual results. The estimates and assumptions that have a significant risk of causing a material adjustment to the carrying amounts of assets and liabilities within the next financial year are discussed below.




Estimat es of mineral reserves and resources

Proved a nd inferred mineral reserves are the estimated quantities of ore reserves which geological and engineering data demonstrate with reasonable certainty to be recoverable in future years from known reserv e s under existing economic and operating conditions. Estimates of mineral reserves are inherently imprecise, require the application of judgement and are subject to future revision. A ccordingly, financial and accounting measures (such as the standardised measure of discounted cash flows, depreciation, depletion and amortisation charges, and decommissioning provisions) that are based on proved reserves are also subject to change .




Capitalised exploration and appraisal expenditure

In making decisions about whether to continue to capitalise exploration and app r aisa l expenditure , it is necessary to make judgements about the probable com mercial reserves and the level of activities that constitute on-going appraisal determination process . If there is a change in any judgement in a subsequent period, then the related capitalised ex ploration and appraisal expenditure would be expensed in that period, resulting in a charge to income.




Provision for abandonment

Estimates of the amounts of provision for abandonment recognised are based on current legal and constructive requirements, technology and price levels. As actual outflows may be differ ent from estimates due to changes in laws, regulations, technology, prices and conditions, and can take place many years in the future, the carrying amounts of provisions are regularly reviewed and adjusted to take account of such changes.




In relation to provision for abandonment no discounting occurs as the commitment is settled with local government on an agreed upon regular basis.




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5 . Gain on disposal of available-for-sale investments




During the year, the Company made a gain of £32,493,000 on the disposal of available-for-sale investments. Of this gain £32,124,000 arose on the partial sale of the Company's investment in Katanga Mining Limited ("Katanga"), acquired as a consequence of the unsuccessful offer to purchase all of the outstanding common shares of Katanga announced 28 August 2007. At the balance sheet date the Company held 5.4 million shares in Katanga .




6. Income tax expense






2008


2007



£'000


£'000

Current tax :







UK corporation tax on profits for the year
11,292


1,768

UK corporation tax over provided or paid in previous periods
(712)


(566)

Foreign tax
2,614


225



13,194


1,427










Deferred tax







Arising in the year
2,084


6,389

Under provided in previous periods
4 77


358

Attributable to reduction in rate of domestic income tax
(588)


-



1,9 73


6,747










Tax attributable to the Company and its subsidiaries
15,167


8,174

Share of tax attributable to associates
-


-



15,167


8,174





Domestic income tax is calculated at 30 % (20 07 : 30% ) of the estimated assessable profit for the year. At the balance sheet date, as a result of the change in UK Corporation Tax which will be effective 1 April 2008, deferred tax balances have been remeasured. Deferred tax relating to temporary differences expected to reverse after 1 April 2008 is measured at the tax rate of 28% as this is the tax rate that will apply on reversal.




Taxation for other jurisdictions is calculated at the rates prevailing in the respective jurisdictions .




The tax on the Group 's profit before tax differs from the theoretical amount that would arise using the weighted average tax rate applicable to profits of the consolidated entities as follows:






2008


2007



£'000


£'000










Profit before tax
54,202


22,391

Tax calculated at domestic tax rates applicable to profits in the respective countries



14,982





6,696

Income not subject to tax
(2,484)


(2,032)

Expenses not deductible for tax purposes
322


1,137

Utilisation of previously unrecognised tax losses
-


-

Tax losses for which no deferred income tax asset was recognised



2,669





2,582

C orporation tax under / ( over ) provided in previous periods
266


(209)

Remeasurement of deferred tax change in UK tax
(588)


-

Tax charge
15,167


8,174













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7 . Earnings per share




The calculation of the basic and diluted earnings per share is based on the following data :




Earnings
2008


2007



£'000


£'000










Earnings for the purposes of basic earnings per share (net profit for the year attributable to equity holders of the parent)
37,365


14, 067










Number of shares
















Weighted average number of ordinary shares for the purposes of basic earnings per share
1, 348 , 01 5, 000


1 , 088 , 090 , 000










Effect of dilutive potential ordinary shares:







- Share options and warrants
14,1 55 , 000


3,707,0 00










Weighted average number of ordinary shares for the purposes of diluted earnings per share
1,3 62 , 17 0 , 000


1,091,797, 000





The denominators for the purposes of calculating both basic and diluted earnings per share have been adjusted to reflect the purchase of a mining resource as disclosed in note 8 (d) .




8 . Share capital






2008


2007



£'000


£'000










Authorised:







2,000 ,000,000 (2007: 1,500,000,000 ) ordinary shares of 0.1p each
2,000


1,500










Allotted, issued and fully paid:







1,229,938,032 (2007: 1,128,332,817 ) ordinary shares of 0.1p each
1,230


1,128





The Company has one class of ordinary shares which carry no right to fixed income.




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8 . Share capital (continued)







(a) During the year the Company issued a further 1,750,000 ordinary shares of 0.1p each raising gross cash proceeds of £335,000 as a result of the exercising of options and warrants.




(b) On 24 April 2007 the Company acquired 9,480,000 OmegaCorp Limited ("OmegaCorp") shares in connection with a proposed takeover bid in consideration for the issue of 9,480,000 new ordinary shares in the Company. The Company subsequently announced its withdrawal from this bid on 13 June 2007 and thereafter sold its shares in OmegaCorp through the market.




(c) In April and May 2007 CAMEC entered into agreements with various shareholders of Katanga Mining Limited ("Katanga") to acquire, in aggregate, 9,917,800 shares in Katanga for an aggregate consideration of the payment of CAN$8,622,500 and US$23,466,426 in cash and the allotment and issue of 90,375,215 ordinary shares. On 18 May 2007, 90,375,215 ordinary shares were issued as part consideration for the acquisition of the Katanga shares.




(d) Effective 1 February 2008, the Company acquired Savannah Mining SPRL's copper cobalt concessions PE463 and PE468 (previously named C17 and C18) in the Katanga province in southern DRC and 50% of the Mukondo mining concession for the following consideration:




- 815,000,000 newly issued shares at £0.40 in the Company; and

- ceding of a further 10% ownership interest in Boss Mining SPRL to Gecamines, taking their effective interests in the assets owned to 30%.




This acquisition and share issue was ratified by Shareholders at Extraordinary General Meeting on 29 May, 2008 and the shares subsequently issued. These shares have been included in the calculation of earnings per share effective 1 February 2008 and profits from operation of the acquired assets included in the consolidated results from 1 February 2008.




(e) 150,000,000 shares were issued 7 April, 2008, of which proceeds totalling £37.5million were held in escrow pending the listing of the shares on AIM.













9 . Share premium






2008


2007



£'000


£'000










1 April 2007
229,500


118,664

Premium on shares issued during the year
5 4 , 490


1 11 , 82 0

Share issue costs
( 39 )


(984)

31 March 2008
283,95 1


229 , 500








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10 . Fair value reserve




Available for sale investments


£'000







1 April 200 6


11,639

Increase in fair value of available-for-sale investments


21,719

Deferred tax liability thereon


(5,012)

1 April 200 7


28 , 346

Released on disposal of available-for-sale investments


( 3 2 , 493 )

Increase in fair value of available-for-sale investments


15,997

Net movement in deferred tax liability and remeasurement for change in UK tax rate


5,429

31 March 2008


17,279








11 . Translation reserve








£'000







1 April 200 6


-

Exchange difference on overseas operations


(5,640)

1 April 200 7


(5,640)

Exchange difference on overseas operations


(1,747 )

31 March 2008


( 7 , 387 )








1 2 . Retained earnings








£'000







1 April 200 6


2,492

Share based payment expense


577

Net profit for the year


14, 067

1 April 200 7


1 7 , 136

Share based payment expense


2, 6 2 7

Net profit for the year


37,365

31 March 2008


57,128








CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC







1 3 . Explanation of transition to IFRS




This is the first year that the Group has presented its financial statements under IFRS. The following disclosures are required in the year of transition. The last financial statements under UK GAAP were for the year ended 31 March 20 07 and the date of transition to IFRS was therefore 1 April 2006.







Reconciliation of profit for the year ended 31 March 2007






As stated under UK GAAP
£000

Note
(ii) & (iii)
£000

Note
(iv)
£000
Reclassify other i ncome £000
As stated under IFRS
£000














Revenue
69,469
-
-
(210)
69,259

Cost of sales
(38,623)
-
-
-
(38,623)

Gross profit
30,846
-
-
(210)
30,636














Other operating i ncome
-
-
-
210
210

Operating expenses
(18,755)
3,619
3,097
-
(12,039)

Impairment of development costs
(285)
-
-
-
(285)

Impairment of property, plant and equipment
(1,369)
-
-
-
(1,369)

Operating profit
10,437
3,619
3,097
-
17,153














Financial income
5,461
-
-
-
5,461

Financial expenses
(223)
-
-
-
(223)

Net financing income
5,238
-
-
-
5,238














Share of profit of associates
-
-
-
-
-

Profit before tax
15,675
3,619
3,097
-
22,391














Income tax expense
(8,174)
-
-
-
(8,174)

Profit for the period
7,501
3,619
3,097
-
14,217














Attributable to:











- Equity holders of the parent
7,351
3,619
3,097
-
14,067

- Minority interest
150
-
-
-
150

Profit for the period
7,501
3,619
3,097
-
14,217





















CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC




13 . Explanation of transition to IFRS (continued)




Reconciliation of shareholders' equity at 1 April 2006






As stated under
UK GAAP

Note
(i)

Note
(ii)

Note
(vi)
As stated under
IFRS



£000
£000
£000
£000
£000

Assets











Property, plant and equipment
16,232
-
-
-
16,232

Goodwill
68,629
-
(40,804)
-
27,825

Other intangible assets
1,934
-
41,371
-
43,305

Inve stments in associates and joint ventures
28
-
-
-
28

Available for sale financial assets
1,645
16,627
-
-
18,272

Other financial assets
504
-
-
-
504

Total non-current assets
88,972
16,627
567
-
106,166














Inventories
1,655
-
-
-
1,655

Trade and other receivables
5,754
-
-
(850)
4,904

Cash and cash equivalents
34,249
-
-
-
34,249

Total current assets
41,658
-
-
(850)
40,808














Assets classified as held for sale
-
-
-
850
850

Total assets
130,630
16,627
567
-
147,824














Liabilities











Interest-bearing loans and borrowings
(14)
-
-
-
(14)

Trade and other payables
(1,422)
-
-
-
(1,422)

Income taxes
(566)
-
-
-
(566)

Provisions
(6,170)
-
-
-
(6,170)

Total current liabilities
(8,172)
-
-
-
(8,172)














Provisions
-
-
-


-

Deferred tax liabilities
(689)
(4,988)
-
-
( 5 , 677 )

Total non-current liabilities
(689)
(4,988)
-
-
( 5,677 )

Total liabilities
(8,861)
(4,988)
-
-
( 1 3, 8 49)

Net assets
121,769
11,639
567
-
133,975














Equity











Issued capital
981
-
-
-
981

Share premium
118,664
-
-
-
118,664

Merger reserve
(199)
-
-
-
(199)

Fair value reserve
-
11,639
-
-
11,639

Retained earnings
1,925
-
567
-
2,492

Total equity attributable to equity holders of the parent

121,371

11,639

567

-

133,577














Minority interest
398
-
-
-
398














Total equity
121,769
11,639
357
-
133,975





CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC




1 3 . Explanation of transition to IFRS (continued)




Reconciliation of shareholders' equity at 3 1 March 2007






As stated under
UK GAAP

Note
(i)

Note
(ii) & (iii)

Note
(iv)

Note
(v)

Note
(v ii )
As stated under IFRS



£000
£000
£000
£000
£000
£000
£000

Assets















Property, plant and equipment
89,471
-
-
-
-
-
89,471

Goodwill
2,480
-
-
-
-
-
2,480

Negative goodwill
(3,409)
-
-
3,409
-
-
-

Other intangible assets
112,578
-
4,186
-
1,060
-
117,824

Investments in associates and joint ventures

909

-

-

-

-

-

909

Available for sale financial assets
35,222
40,495
-
-
-
-
75,717

Other financial assets
-
-
-
-
-
-
-

Total non-current assets
237,251
40,495
4,186
3,409
1, 060
-
286,401


















Inventories
11,217
-
-
-
-
-
11,217

Trade and other receivables
23,263
-
-
-
-
-
23,263

Cash and cash equivalents
13,072
-
-
-
-
-
13,072

Total current assets
47,552
-
-
-
-
-
47,552

Total assets
284,803
40,495
4,186
3,409
1, 060
-
333,953


















Liabilities















Trade and other payables
(11,380)
-
-
-
-
-
(11,380)

Income taxes
(2,255)
-
-
-
-
-
(2,255)

Provisions
(3,175)
-
-
-
-
-
(3,175)

Total current liabilities
(16,810)
-
-
-
-
-
(16,810)


















Provisions
(1,387)
-
-
-
-
-
(1,387)

Deferred tax liabilities
(7,109)
(12,149)
-
(312)
-
-
(19,570)

Total non-current liabilities
(8,496)
(12,149)
-
(312)
-
-
(20,957)

Total liabilities
(25,306)
(12,149)
-
(312)
-
-
(37,767)

Net assets
259,497
28,346
4,186
3,097
1,060
-
296,186


















Equity















Issued capital
1,128
-
-
-
-
-
1,128

Share premium
229,500
-
-
-
-
-
229,500

Merger reserve
(199)
-
-
-
-
-
(199)

Fair value reserve
-
28,346
-
-
-
-
28,346

Translation reserve
-
-
-
-
-
(5,640)
(5,640)

Retained earnings
4,213
-
4,186
3,097
-
5,640
17,136

Total equity attributable to equity holders of the parent

234,642

28,346

4,186

3,097

-

-

270,271

Minority interest
24,855
-
-
-
1,060
-
25,915

Total equity
259,497
28,346
4,186
3,097
1,060
-
296,186





CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC




13 . Explanation of transition to IFRS (continued)




Explanation of reconciling items between UK GAAP and IFRS



(i) Financial instruments



Under UK GAAP, investments in equity instruments were accounted for at cost. IAS 39, "Financial instruments: measurement" requires that such financial instruments are measured at fair value, except where the investment is accounted for as an associate, joint venture or subsidiary. As the instruments held are not regularly traded, they have been classified as "available for sale" and have been recognised as non-current assets based on the directors' intention to hold the investments. Changes in fair value are taken directly to a separate component of equity and are recognised in the income statement on a subsequent disposal of the instrument.



As the change in fair value represents a temporary difference, deferred tax is recognised based on the measured change in fair value and is taken to directly equity.



(ii) Acquisition of International Metal Factors Limited ("IMF")



Under UK GAAP, the acquisition of IMF resulted in the recognition of goodwill equal to the value of the consideration paid. Amortisation was recognised on the goodwill on a straight line basis. Under IFRS, the Group is required to recognise the intangible assets separately from goodwill when they are determined to exist. Accordingly, an intangible asset representing contractual rights held by the Congo Resources Joint Venture, in which IMF had a 75% interest, has been recognised.



Goodwill is not amortised under IFRS. However, amortisation has been recognised against the intangible contractual asset on a depletion basis by reference to the underlying mineral asset.




(iii) Acquisition of Majestic Metal Traders Limited ("MMT")



Under UK GAAP, the acquisition of MMT, which held the minority interest in Congo Resources Joint Venture was treated as an addition to goodwill. Under IFRS, the transaction has been treated as the acquisition of further contractual rights.



(iv) Acquisition of Sabot Management Holdings Limited and Sabot Management Limited ("Sabot")



Under UK GAAP, the initial accounting for the acquisition of Sabot resulted in certain fair value adjustments. Accordingly, a deferred tax liability has been recognised for these adjustments resulting in a decrease in the excess of the fair value of the net assets compared to the consideration (called "negative goodwill" under UK GAAP). This negative goodwill had been included in the balance sheet and was being released to the income statement in line with the usage of the non-monetary assets acquired with Sabot. Under IFRS, any excess of the fair value of net assets acquired over the consideration paid is credited immediately to the income statement in the period in which it arises.
















CENTRAL AFRICAN MINING AND EXPLORATION COMPANY PLC




13 . Explanation of transition to IFRS (continued)



(v) Acquisition of Boss Mining sprl ("Boss")



Under UK GAAP, negative goodwill arising on the acquisition of Boss was set against goodwill previously recognised on the acquisitions of IMF and MMT. Under IFRS, the net assets of Congo Resources Joint Venture, which are relinquished on the acquisition of Boss, are regarded as forming part of the consideration for Boss.




(vi) Assets held for disposal



Under UK GAAP, certain non-current assets had been reclassified as part of current assets as they were held for disposal at 31 March 2006. Under IFRS, such assets are separately classified on the balance sheet and recognised at the lower of carrying value and fair value less costs to sell.




(vii) Translation differences



IAS 21 'The Effects of Changes in Foreign Exchange Rates' requires that each subsidiary records its transactions in its functional currency. When converting from the functional currency to the presentational currency, the revenue and expenses are converted at the date of the transaction (weighted average exchange rate for the year is used as an approximation) and the balance sheet is converted at the closing rate. Any difference is taken to the foreign currency translation reserve.










Major elections and exemptions made under IFRS 1 First-time Adoption of International Financial Reporting Standards




(a) Business combinations: The Group has restated the acquisition of International Metal Factors Limited and all subsequent acquisitions. As permitted by IFRS 1, the Group has elected not to restate any business combinations prior to 1 February 2006, being the date on which International Metal Factors Limited was acquired.




(b) Fair value or revaluation at deemed cost: The Group has not elected to restate items of property, plant and equipment to fair value at transition date.




(c) Cumulative translation differences: The Group has elected to set the previously accumulated currency translation difference to zero at the date of transition.




Effect of the adoption of IFRS on the cash flow statement




Under IFRS, amounts previously classified as liquid resources under UK GAAP as a component of net debt have been classified as cash equivalents. Accordingly, cash flows attributable to liquid resources form part of the net increase or decrease in cash on restatement. There are no other significant changes to cash flows other than presentational changes to comply with the disclosure requirements of IAS 7 "Cash flow statements".










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[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.546.068 von lerchengrund am 20.07.08 15:06:25

Central Afr. Min&Exp - Exercise of Options and TVR


RNS Number : 8019Z
Central African Mining&Exploration
24 July 2008


Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Exercise of Options and TVR

Application has been made for the admission to trading on AIM of 400,000 new
ordinary shares in the Company following the exercise of options. Dealings in
the new ordinary shares are expected to commence on 30 July 2008.

Following this issue, there are 2,572,806,383 ordinary shares in issue with an
equivalent number of voting rights

The above voting figure may be used by shareholders as the denominator for the
calculations by which they will determine whether they are required to notify
their interests in, or change to their interest in, the Company under the FSA's
Disclosure and
Transparency Rules.

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END

[toller]

hat jemand eine Idee was bei Camec los ist in den letzten Wochen?

die meldung, dass man die Kohle-Liegenschaften abspalten möchte um die BEwertungs-potenziale dafür freizusetzen ist ja bekannt seit einer Woche. der Kurs geht nur nach unten, was eigentlich unüblich ist, ich hab schon häufiger solche demerger erlebt, eigentlich immer zog der Kurs im Vorfeld an, da man noch "rein wollte" um an den neuen shares zu partizipieren.

die CS hat CAMEC nach wie vor auf 160pence outperform, allerdings weis man ja nie, wie schnell die ihre meinung ändern...jedenfalls war in einem ausfürhlicherem Bericht die Kohle in Mozambique und Zimbabwe einer der ausschlaggebenden Gründe warum man camec´s Kursziel heraufgestuft hatte von 120 auf 160 pence.


hier mal die pressemeldung zum Demerger:

Central African Mining and Exploration (CAMEC) announced that it is planning to divest its coal assets into a separately listed company. CAMEC is the single largest holder of coal licences in the coal rich Tete province of Mozambique, with 21 licences totalling approximately 381,000 hectares, and has a 74% interest in 20,000 hectares of coal prospecting rights within the Waterberg, Soutpansberg and Springbok flats coalfields in South Africa. It is envisaged that the Company will retain approximately a 70% interest in NewCo, while existing CAMEC shareholders will receive specie distribution of the remaining approximately 30% of NewCo's equity.

[Hermannsam]

21 August 2008

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc

('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Proposed Share Repurchase Programme

CAMEC, the African focussed emerging diversified producer, today announces that it intends to convene a General Meeting to seek shareholder approval to purchase its own shares and thereafter to commence a share repurchase programme.

A circular setting out further details of the proposed repurchase programme, including a notice convening the General Meeting, will be dispatched to shareholders shortly.

Andrew Groves, CAMEC's Chief Executive Officer, said:

"We believe that CAMEC's shares are currently significantly undervalued. We intend to enter the market to repurchase shares and will continue to do so until we believe that the shares are more appropriately valued."

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.815.245 von Hermannsam am 22.08.08 17:55:30

danke

[Hermannsam]

15 September 2008

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Notice of General Meeting

Further to the announcement made on 21 August 2008, CAMEC, the African focussed emerging diversified producer, announces that it is despatching to shareholders today a notice convening a General Meeting to seek shareholder approval to purchase its own shares.

The General Meeting will be held at Third Floor, Millennium Bridge House, 2 Lambeth Hill, London EC4V 4AJ on 1 October at 12 noon and a copy of the notice will be available to be viewed on the Company's website, www.camec-plc.com.

** E N D S**

For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:
Phil Edmonds CAMEC Tel: [phone]

Andrew Groves CAMEC Tel: [phone]

Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]

Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]

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[Hermannsam]

17 September 2008

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Holdings in Comapny

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the AIM quoted fully integrated exploration, mining, trading and investment company, was notified on 16 September 2008, pursuant to the Disclosure and Transparency Rules that as of 12 September 2008 Credit Suisse Securities (Europe) Limited held 132, 260, 764 Ordinary Shares of CAMEC, representing 5.14% of the issued share capital and voting rights of the Company.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.147.406 von Hermannsam am 17.09.08 12:39:31

jetzt geht es wieder aufwärts

[Hermannsam]

25 September 2008

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Re Annual Report and Accounts

CAMEC, the African focussed emerging diversified producer, today announces that its Annual Report for the year ending 31 March 2008 is now available for viewing on the Company's investor website www.camec-plc.com and will be posted to shareholders tomorrow. Further copies are available from:

Seymour Pierce Limited

20 Old Bailey
London
EC4M 7EN

For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:

Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Tel: [phone]

Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]

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Schaut sehr gut aus, denke es wird bald besser mit der Aktie!

[Hermannsam]

So, der Link sollte funktionieren.

http://www.camec-plc.com/investorrelations/

[Konny81]

!

Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert.

[Franck0815]

!

Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert. Grund: Postings von Doppel-IDs

[174]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 35.279.526 von Hermannsam am 25.09.08 20:58:01

so billig wie nie. gut es herrscht bürgerkrieg

überleg mir mit einer kleinen pos. einzusteigen
meinungen?

[Vivian664]

Hallo,

bin neu hier im Board, aber schon ewig in CAMEC investiert.
Ich bin nach wie vor ueberzeugt davon. Die aktuelle Bewertung (KGV = 0,4) ist ein Witz.
Wenn die Preise fuer Kupfer und Kobalt anziehen und die lage im Kongo sich beruhigt, ist selbst ein Kurs von 0,40 Euro laecherlich.

Kann CAMEC nur empfehlen, aber nicht fuer schnelle 100%, sondern auf die naechsten 5-10 Jahre.

Auch spannend: ARGENTEX MINING. gestern 100% an der Nasdaq.
Wurde durch Fondsverkauf auf $US 0,07 gepruegelt, gestern wieder bei $US 0,28

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.278.553 von Vivian664 am 30.12.08 01:19:06

Umsätze beweisen zumindest, daß unsere "Leiche" noch lebt ! in diesem Sinne
EINEN GUTEN RUTSCH AN ALLE

[Hermannsam]

RNS Number : 4908P
Central African Mining&Exploration
26 March 2009

Thursday 26 March 2009

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Cobalt Operations Recommence at Mukondo Mountain

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the emerging diversified producer, has recommenced cobalt operations at Mukondo Mountain in the Katanga Province of the Democratic Republic of Congo ('DRC'). Resumption of production has been prompted by a recent strengthening of demand in the cobalt market.

In order to preserve cash, the Company took the decision to close its cobalt operations at Mukondo Mountain in November 2008, as the global economic downturn resulted in the collapse of the cobalt price. However, with a significant number of cobalt producers having suspended operations, inventories drawn down and demand beginning to show signs of recovery, the Company feels it is appropriate to recommence operations.

During the period when cobalt operations were on 'care and maintenance', the Company implemented a number of initiatives aimed at reducing production costs. Overburden from the ore-body was removed which has significantly reduced the strip ratio.

**ENDS**

CAMEC nimmt Kobaltproduktion wieder auf, hoffe der Kurs zieht endlich nachhaltig an

Hermannsam

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.851.949 von Hermannsam am 26.03.09 11:45:00

wer kann übersetzen?

[Vivian664]

CAMEC erholt sich endlich in den letzten Wochen...

Seit den Tiefs (bei 0,02-0,03 Euro) hat sich die Aktie VERSECHSFACHT!!!

[Hermannsam]

Seit den Tiefs (bei 0,02-0,03 Euro) hat sich die Aktie VERSECHSFACHT!!!

... und wer da unten eingestiegen ist, oder verbilligt hat, hat wohlgetan!!

Hermannsam

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.079.214 von Hermannsam am 01.05.09 13:55:08

Habe zu 0,08, 0,06, 0,03 und 0,02 nachgekauft.
Teil-VK zu 0,13.

Werden aber die naechsten Jahre bestimmt wieder Kurse >0,30 sehen.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.079.242 von Vivian664 am 01.05.09 14:01:46

was da lief ist wahnsinn - das war eine Jahrhundertchance !

[obbi]

The % of shares not in public hands is 9.05% that being 111,123,362 shares

Total shares in issue are 1,228,188,032

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.080.292 von lerchengrund am 01.05.09 18:39:04

Die Chance ist immer noch da

Kurse uber 1 Euro sind locker machbar; aber NICHT kurzfristig!!!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.080.403 von Vivian664 am 01.05.09 19:02:31

why not?

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.080.895 von lerchengrund am 01.05.09 20:59:44

OK, ausschliessen kann man es nicht
Aber mir reicht es, wenn CAMEC erst in ein paar Jahren bei 1 Euro stehen...

Alle Kurse unter 0,30 Euro sind Geschenke.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.081.744 von Vivian664 am 02.05.09 01:34:55

dann werde ich Montag zugreifen!

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.082.155 von lerchengrund am 02.05.09 11:11:36

Nicht den Kursen hinterherrennen.
Erst mal eine Anfangsposition anschaffen.

Auch eine CAMEC wird es dieses Jahr (hoffentlich) nochmal zu 0,10 Euro oder darunter geben.

Und langfristig dabeibleiben!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.082.189 von Vivian664 am 02.05.09 11:20:46

du meinst, eher nochmal mit einer kleinen Position rfein, dann nochmal ein paar Tage warten?

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.083.022 von lerchengrund am 02.05.09 16:42:40

JA!
Nicht alles am Anfang investieren.
Erste Position schaffen, dann zukaufen.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.084.214 von Vivian664 am 03.05.09 03:11:33

und dann mithelfen, den Kurs nach und nach nach oben zu treiben!

[cstitus]

Wann kommt denn die Korrektur, dass kann doch nicht so weitergehen auch wenn es mich freuen würde!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.090.717 von cstitus am 04.05.09 16:12:20

Supertag heute!

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.090.717 von cstitus am 04.05.09 16:12:20

Die Korrektur war schon lange da schau dir den Kurs an jetzt geht es erst mal weiter nach oben.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.091.933 von siegmare am 04.05.09 18:09:01

suuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuper

[Vivian664]

Die Korrektur war der Fall von 0,80 auf 0,02 Euro

Jetzt kann es erst mal wider auf 0,30 gehen, dann auf 0,80, wenn das Umfeld passt.

Aber langfristig sehen wir hier deutlich hoehere Kurse.

Wenn alle Welt auf den Afrika-Zug aufspringt, oder vielleicht die Chinesen sich einkaufen...

[Franck80]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.095.120 von Vivian664 am 05.05.09 00:42:47

.. brauchen die Chinesen nicht bald auch wieder mehr Bauxit


CAMEC meldet 439 Mio. t große Bauxitressource in Mali
Die Central African Mining & Exploration Company hat in Mali eine 439 Mio. t große abgeleitete Ressource ausgemacht. Die Faléa Ressource ist mit Jorc konform und weist Gehalte von 37,7% Aluminium und 1,9% reaktiven Silikaten auf. Dies entspricht 152 Mio. t Aluminium. CEO Andre Groves sagte, diese Gehalte rechtfertigen weitere Explorationsarbeiten. Die wahrscheinlichen Schmelzkosten betragen rund 182 US$/t, somit liegt die Ressource im unteren Viertel der Kostenkurve.

Laut Groves ist die Nachfrage Chinas nach Aluminium aufgrund der Verstädterung sehr hoch und die chinesische Produktion befindet sich im oberen Viertel der Kostenkurve. China suche daher nach günstigeren Alternativen.

Sobald die Verpflichtungen für den Aufbau der Infrastrukturen geklärt seien, würde das Unternehmen eine vorläufige Machbarkeitsstudie zur Errichtung eines größeren Raffinerieprojekts planen. Die Berater halten es für möglich, auf Faléa eine Raffinerie zu errichten, die den günstigen Bayer-Prozess anwendet. Somit könnten jährlich 3 Mio. t Aluminium produziert werden.

Faléa liegt rund 80 km nordwestlich des senegalesischen Faleme Eisenerzprojekts von Arcelor Mittal. Diese Lage könnte in Bezug auf die Entwicklung der Infrastruktur sehr nützlich sein, da die Zusammenarbeit mit Arcelor Mittal die Hilfsbereitschaft der Regierungen von Mali und Senegal nach Unternehmensangaben beschleunigt.

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.100.456 von Franck80 am 05.05.09 17:06:24

Richtig

Bauxit, Cobalt, Kupfer, ...

Ich sehe hier in China derzeit nicht viel von der Krise.

[Franck80]

... und heute steht das Ding schon bei 0,18 Euro

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.105.292 von Franck80 am 06.05.09 09:50:21

Das ist erst der Anfang... immer langsam!
Langfristig ueber 1 Euro. Aber vorher sicher nochmal fuer 10 Cent!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.107.992 von Vivian664 am 06.05.09 14:03:36

sicher?

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.113.700 von lerchengrund am 06.05.09 22:15:39

Sicher? Wer weiss das schon?
Wenn ich es SICHER wuesste, wuerde ich schon lange nicht mehr arbeiten.
Aber gestern schon Rueckgang; von 0,18 auf 0,14 Euro!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.114.483 von Vivian664 am 07.05.09 00:09:35

steigt weiter und weiter!

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.135.468 von lerchengrund am 09.05.09 07:18:43

Ja. Auf 10 Euro. Aber erst in 2012.
Zwischendurch gibt's immer wieder Kaufgelegenheiten.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.135.475 von Vivian664 am 09.05.09 07:23:14

Gerade in unsicheren Zeiten wie jetzt kann sich diese Weitsicht als Trumpfkarte erweisen: Denn das Unternehmen ist dadurch zu jedem Zeitpunkt lieferfähig ... während seinen Konkurrenten die Rohstoffe ausgehen oder die Preise davongaloppieren!

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.135.736 von lerchengrund am 09.05.09 09:56:20

Gerade in unsicheren Zeiten wie jetzt kann sich diese Weitsicht als Trumpfkarte erweisen: Denn das Unternehmen ist dadurch zu jedem Zeitpunkt lieferfähig ...

Was meinst Du damit???

[cstitus]

Ja was meinst Du damit? 10 Euro 2012 oh wie schön wäre das!!!!

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.135.826 von cstitus am 09.05.09 10:22:25

oh, wie wär' das schön,

so schön, wie wenn die Wölfe Meister werden!

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.136.213 von lerchengrund am 09.05.09 12:17:06

Jetzt sind die Lizenzen auch alle wieder Offiziell.
Nach der heutigen news ist man sich mit der Regierung einig und hat sich wieder Lieb
Central afr. Mining zahlt dafür 2,5 % vom Umsatz .
Viel Glück an alle hier.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.208.290 von siegmare am 19.05.09 14:17:12

hoi!

[Hermannsam]

Nun, ich denke einer weiteren - nachhaltigen nicht nur kurzfristigen - Verdoppelung bis Verdreifachung steht nichts mehr im Wege, und auch dann ist der Kurs noch lächerlich gering, daher bleibe ich auf jeden Fall lange dabei. Aber auch für kurzfristig orientierte Anleger (Zocker?) gibt es hier schöne Chancen.

Soll aber keine Kauf- oder Verkaufsempfehlung sein, wollte nur mal meinen (unwichtigen) Senf dazugeben.

Hermannsam

[brangumas]

Hallo an alle, bin neu in der Aktie investiert.
Wünsche allen Inhabern dieser Aktie erst einmal viel Erfolg.


Welches Kursziel sieht ihr in den kommenden 2-3 Jahren?
Die Aktie wahr ja eigentlich immer unterbewertet.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.289.391 von brangumas am 30.05.09 21:22:15

EUR 1,30 bis 1,50

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.290.508 von lerchengrund am 31.05.09 12:47:05

Ja das hört sich realistisch an, weil ich kurz davor was von 10 € gelesen habe und das kann ich mir echt nicht denken.

[cstitus]

Was aber hält die Leute davon ab diese Aktie zu kaufen, wenn Ihr von solchen Kurszielen sprecht?

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.298.379 von cstitus am 01.06.09 21:27:34

Weil das Risiko in Africa trotz aller Chancen hoch ist.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.298.485 von siegmare am 01.06.09 21:43:04

W A H N S I N N !!!

[brangumas]

Also im letztem Jahr wurde das Kursziel von 45 GBp auf 160 GBp angehoben und ich denke das ist drin, nicht sofort aber nach und nach.
Wer lust hat eine vergleichsweise nennenswerte Aktie zu vergleichen, das wäre für mich dir Katanga Mining, welche ähnlich angefangen hat (Produktion ist aber kleiner als von CAMEC) und sogar schon in der Vergangenheit bei fast 18 € angestiegen ist (etwas her).

[brangumas]

Gibt es was neues?

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.318.696 von brangumas am 04.06.09 13:32:08

nein

[brangumas]

Moin moin.

Sieht doch seit drei tagen in folge ganz nett aus.
sollten doch bald mal wieder ein paar news kommen, oder was denkt ihr? habe noch nichts auf http://www.camec-plc.com/ gesehen.
weiterhin einen erfolgreichen kurs richtung norden

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.369.848 von brangumas am 11.06.09 10:16:37

Habe heute einen Teil verkauft.
Die Stuecke, die ich vor ein paar Wochen zu 0,03 Euro gekauft habe

Langfrist-Kursziel bleibt bei > 1 Euro!

[brangumas]

Herzlichen Glückwunsch!
welches packet war es? 750, 23000, 20000 oder 1250

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.371.364 von brangumas am 11.06.09 13:02:56

Keines der genannten

Aber nur ein kleines; wie gesagt, mein Ziel liegt hoeher.

Vorerst mal bei den alten Hoechststaenden.

Danach sieht man weiter.

[brangumas]

ich habe mir mal die alten daten angeschaut und denke das kursziel < 1 euro ist drin.
ich werde auf jeden meine investition länger halten, war davor bei katanga mining drin welches mir nun zu unsicher wurde (gewinnmitnahme 76%)
camec hat in meinen augen sowieso grösseres potenzial (hat sogar 17million aktien von katanga mining und wollte es damals übernehmen, nach meinen wissensstand)
dazu kommt nun noch das kohlevorkommen welches vor kurzem im bericht vorkam.
kursziel damal im juli (glaube ich) von 45 GBp auf 160 GBp erhöht, da ist noch einiges drin

[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.371.742 von brangumas am 11.06.09 13:44:32

In Frankfurt stehen wir im Ask schon bei 0,20.

Weiter so Ist immer noch viel zu billig.

[brangumas]

habe ich gestern auch gesehen, heute etwas eingebrochen, aber das erholt sich wieder.
bin auch sehr zufrieden, ich habe ja noch zeit und auch geduld.

[brangumas]

Das Volumen, war auch sehr niedrig in England, keiner möchte für diesen Preis seine Aktien hergeben.
Der Kupferpreis ist auch etwas gefallen, aber noch locker über der 5000$ Marke, also eigentlich kein schöner Tag aber CAMEC hat sich eigentlich sehr gut gehalten.

Schönes Wochenende und bis Montag treffen uns weiter nördlich

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.383.104 von brangumas am 12.06.09 17:44:27

abwarten und tee trinken, die richtung stimmt, ich glaub das baby wird uns noch viel freude bereiten!

[brangumas]

Was bedeutet die heutige Nachricht bei Camec auf der Seite?

[Franck80]

Hat jemand ne Ahnung, warum das Handelsvolumen an dne vergangenen tagen so deutlich angezogen hat?

[brangumas]

Ne auch keine Ahnung, aber sieht sehr positiv aus
Aber mit den Volumen ist es mir auch aufgefallen, muss etwas kommen.

Ich bin froh, dass Kupfer wieder den Kurs stabilisiert.
Schönen Gruß und mal schauen, ob heute NEWS kommen.

[Goldberg04]

Im Wirtschaftsmagazin "Focus Money" Nr. 26, Seite 69 ist die Central Afrika Mining Ges. in das Musterdepot der DAB Bank aufgenommen worden. Vermutlich lesen viele das Magazin und lassen sich dadurch annimieren oder bilden das Musterdepot nach.

MfG Goldberg04

[brangumas]

hört sich wieder mal gut an!

[Vinyard]

Es durchaus interessante Aktie, muss ich zugeben.

Aber wissen wirklich alle wovon sie reden?
Vivian664, ich hätte gerne zumindest ansatzweise eine Begründung mit nachvollziehbaren Fakten wie du auf Kursziel mind. 1,- € kommst. Leg doch bitte mal los.

Was mir nicht gefällt:

- Keine Angaben zu den Produktionskosten von CAMEC zu seinen Kupfer, Kobalt und zukünftigen Platinförderungen je Einheit
- 0,002 Britische Pfund Gewinn im 1. Halbjahr 09; das 2. Halbjahr wird aufgrund des fast 5-montatigen Produktionsstopps wohl noch schlechter ausfallen

[brangumas]

http://www.focus.de/finanzen/boerse/musterdepots-66-prozent-…

Quelle Focus.de

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.476.131 von Vinyard am 26.06.09 17:36:28

Central African Mining Downgrade (Emerging Markets Investor)
Endingen (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" stufen die Aktie von Central African Mining (CAMEC) (ISIN GB0031253643/ WKN 804473) von "kaufen" auf "halten" zurück.

Der Gesellschaft seien in Kongo die Lizenzen entzogen worden. Ob das Unternehmen die Kobaltproduktion wieder aufnehmen dürfe sei ungewiss. Doch CAMEC verfüge immer noch über Aktivitäten in Mozambique (Kohle), Südafrika (Platin), Mali (Bauxit) und Simbabwe (Gold). Zudem sollte man nicht die 17,18 Mio. Katanga-Aktien vergessen, die momentan einen Marktwert von 330 Mio. USD hätten.

Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" stufen die Aktie von Central African Mining von "kaufen" auf "halten" zurück und empfehlen, die weitere Entwicklung abzuwarten. (Ausgabe 18 vom 24.09.2007) (25.09.2007/ac/a/a) Analyse-Datum: 25.09.2007

Quelle:
http://www.finanzen.net/analyse/Central_African_Mining_Downg…

[brangumas]

Quelle: http://www.finanzen.net/analyse/Central_African_Mining_Downg…

Central African Mining Downgrade (Emerging Markets Investor)
Endingen (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" stufen die Aktie von Central African Mining (CAMEC) (ISIN GB0031253643/ WKN 804473) von "kaufen" auf "halten" zurück.

Der Gesellschaft seien in Kongo die Lizenzen entzogen worden. Ob das Unternehmen die Kobaltproduktion wieder aufnehmen dürfe sei ungewiss. Doch CAMEC verfüge immer noch über Aktivitäten in Mozambique (Kohle), Südafrika (Platin), Mali (Bauxit) und Simbabwe (Gold). Zudem sollte man nicht die 17,18 Mio. Katanga-Aktien vergessen, die momentan einen Marktwert von 330 Mio. USD hätten.

Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" stufen die Aktie von Central African Mining von "kaufen" auf "halten" zurück und empfehlen, die weitere Entwicklung abzuwarten. (Ausgabe 18 vom 24.09.2007) (25.09.2007/ac/a/a) Analyse-Datum: 25.09.2007

[brangumas]

Habe was uraltest gepostet!

Kurz vor beginn der Finanzkrise kam dies

Quelle: (gibt es noch viele andere Quellen)
http://www.ad-hoc-news.de/de/Drucken/18141881

ad-hoc-news.de Logo


07.07.2008 | 11:10 Uhr
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Central African Mining Positionen aufbauen


Endingen (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" empfehlen, bei der Aktie von Central African Mining (CAMEC) (ISIN GB0031253643/ WKN 804473) konsequent strategische Positionen aufzubauen. Die Analysten von Credit Suisse





Endingen (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" empfehlen, bei der Aktie von Central African Mining (CAMEC) (ISIN GB0031253643/ WKN 804473) konsequent strategische Positionen aufzubauen. Die Analysten von Credit Suisse hätten das Kursziel für die Aktie auf 160 Britische Pence (GBp) erhöht. Die Aktie notiere lediglich bei 45 GBp. Die Gesellschaft sei mit hochprofitablen Kobalt- und Kupferaktivitäten im Kongo aktiv. Ab August würden zudem in Simbabwe große Vorkommen von PGM-Metallen gefördert. In Mosambik besitze CAMEC nachgewiesene Kohlereserven in Höhe von 1,5 Milliarden Tonnen. Bei einer branchenüblichen Bewertung von einem USD je Tonne liege der Wert bei 1,5 Milliarden USD. Für Kohleproduzenten würden die Reserven bereits mit 10 USD je Tonne bewertet. Im übernächsten Jahr werde man mit der Kohleförderung beginnen. Durch weitere Bohrungen und den Erwerb zusätzlicher Konzessionen könnten die nachgewiesenen Reserven nach Angaben der Experten bis Produktionsstart auf 8 Milliarden Tonnen steigen. Die Analysten der Credit Suisse würden für das laufende Jahr eine Ergebnisverdreifachung auf 107 Millionen USD erwarten. Im kommenden Jahr solle das Ergebnis auf 475 Millionen USD explodieren, im Jahr danach auf 665 Millionen USD. Die Umsätze sollten sich in den nächsten zwei Jahren fast verzehnfachen. Das KGV falle bis dann auf 5 zurück. Die Experten von "Emerging Markets Investor" sind der Meinung, dass bei der Aktie von Central African Mining konsequent strategische Positionen aufgebaut werden sollten. (Ausgabe 13 vom 7. Juli 2008) (07.07.2008/ac/a/a)

[Diego22]

Wäre hier nicht das Länderrisiko ...

[Vinyard]

Zwischenzeitlich hat sich eben eingiges geändert:

Kohle und Kobaltpreis sind extrem eingebrochen. Neue Förderanlagen zu errichten kostet einiges an Geld was derzeit nicht so einfach zu beschaffen ist.

Trotzdem danke für die kurze Zusammenfassung.

PS: Würde mich allerdings mehr freuen, wenn die Leute hier selbst recherchieren statt die oft schwammigen Aussagen der Börsenbriefe zu übernehmen.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.478.656 von Vinyard am 27.06.09 06:58:06

CA jetzt im Musterdopt von DAB in Focus-Money!

[Vinyard]

Habe nun selbst bei CAMEC angefragt.
Leider habe ich keine Antwort bezüglich der Reserven von Kupfer und Kobalt bekommen; sehr schade.

Was allerdings festseht ist, dass vorerst sämtliche Kapitalmaßnahmen für Erweiterungen auf Eis gelegt wurden. Lediglich ein Teil der Explorationsbohrungen geht weiter. Die Fördererhöhung für Kupfer ist auch kein Thema mehr.

Als Ziel für das laufende Fiscaljahr wurden sehr schwamig 20.000 bis 30.000 Tonnen Kupfer und 8.000 Tonnen Kobalt ausgegeben. Ich denke hier sollte man eher mit weniger als mit mehr rechnen.

Daher denke ich auch nicht, dass in absehbarer Zeit große Kurssprünge zu erwarten sind. Meines Erachtens ist CAMEC derzeit fair bewertet.

PS: Platin-Produktion läuft frühestens 2011 an.

[lerchengrund]

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[Vivian664]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.520.198 von lerchengrund am 05.07.09 14:02:07

Ha ja, immer langsam mit der Braut

CAMEC ist was langfristiges.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.520.211 von Vivian664 am 05.07.09 14:06:50

yes! - hold and stay - stay and hold - and so on ....

[brangumas]

Neues auf der Seite von Camec
CAMEC, die auf Afrika eingestellte erscheinende Bergwerksgesellschaft, durch seinen Marktarm CAMEC Beschränktes Marketing, hat einen langfristigen Verkaufsvertrag mit Zhejiang Galico Cobalt & Nickel Materials Co, Ltd ('Galico') geschlossen, um seine komplette jährliche Produktion ungefähr 6.000 bis 8.000 Tonnen Kobalt zu liefern, das in der Konzentrat-Form, zu vorherrschenden Marktpreisen, von seiner Mukondo Bergkobalt-Operation in der Demokratischen Republik des Kongos ('DRC') enthalten ist.


Die Gesellschaft ist auf der Spur, um sein Ziel zu erreichen, um 8.000 Tonnen Kobalt zu erzeugen, das im Konzentrat während seines 2009/2010 Geschäftsjahres enthalten ist. Zusätzlich das Beauftragen von CAMEC'S 3,200tpa nahm Kobalt SX/EW Linie ist auf dem Ziel, um Produktion vor dem September 2009 anzufangen, mit der vollen Produktion an, vor dem März 2010 erreicht zu werden. Das Kobalt wird SX/EW Linie Kobalt-Metall erzeugen und wird erwartet, bedeutende Kostenersparnisse zur gesamten Kobalt-Operation und den Zunahme-Rändern das Vorankommen zu bringen.


Galico ist einer der größten chemischen Salz-Erzeuger in der chinesischen Spezialisierung in der primären Produktion von Kobalt, Nickel und anorganischen Kupfersalzen und Pudern. Sein primärer Aktivposten ist das Zhejiang chemische Werk, das in der Hangzhou Kastanienbraunen Feinen Chemischen Zone gelegen ist. Das Geschäft versorgt CAMEC mit einem versicherten von - nehmen und verbesserter Zugang zu diesem schnellen wachsenden Gebiet.

Im Oktober 2008 schlug die Gesellschaft den Erwerb von einem 78-%-Billigkeitsinteresse an Galico vor. Jedoch, wie bemerkt, in den Zwischenergebnissen am 19. Dezember 2008, ist der Erwerb wegen der andauernden Unklarheit auf den Warenmärkten und dem allgemeinen Wirtschaftsklima im Laufe der letzten acht Monate nicht vollendet worden. CAMEC plant nicht, Diskussionen bezüglich des Erwerbs einer Billigkeitsposition in Galico wieder zu beginnen. Der Ausschuss glaubt, dass diese langfristige Verkaufsabmachung mit Galico CAMEC mit einer bedeutenden Anwesenheit in einer der schnellsten wachsenden Wirtschaften in der Welt und des Zugangs zu den internationalen Verkäufen von Galico und Vertriebsnetz versorgen wird.


CAMEC sagte CEO, Andrew Groves: "Unsere Kobalt-Operationen bringen eine gute Leistung, und wir sind auf dem Ziel, um 8.000 Tonnen Kobalt während des 2009/2010 Geschäftsjahres zu erzeugen. Diese langfristige Verkaufsabmachung versorgt uns mit einem versicherten von - nehmen, und gibt uns direkten Zugang zum Schlüsselchinese-Markt. Zusammen mit unserer Kupferproduktion an Luita und unserer handelnden Operation, HOLZSCHUH, hat CAMEC drei starke Ströme von Einnahmen, um ein festes Fundament für das Wachstum zur Verfügung zu stellen."

[brangumas]

Camec schließt Kobalt-Abnahmevertrag mit chinesischem Unternehmen

Die Central African Mining and Exploration Company plc (Camec) hat mit dem Unternehmen Zheijang Galico Cobalt & Nickel Materials, einem der größten Hersteller chemischer Salze Chinas, einen langfristigen Abnahmevertrag über die gesamte Jahresproduktion der Mukondo Mountain Mine abgeschlossen. Die in der Demokratischen Republik Kongo beheimatete Mine produziert jährlich zwischen 6.000 und 8.000 t Kobalt in Konzentrat. Galico wird die Produkte zum jeweiligen Marktpreis kaufen.

Camecs Board of Directors sieht in dem Liefervertrag die Gelegenheit, die Präsenz in einer der am schnellsten wachsenden Wirtschaft der Welt zu verstärken und Zugang zum Netzwerk der internationalen Verkaufs- und Absatzmärkte zu erlangen. Die Kobaltproduktion verlaufe derzeit sehr gut; im Finanzjahr 2009/2010 werde man das Produktionsziel von 8.000 t Kobalt erreichen, so CEO Andrew Groves.

Im September soll die Anlage zur Lösungsmittel- und elektrolytischen Extraktion von Kobalt in Betrieb genommen werden. Sie soll im Jahr 3.200 t Kobalt produzieren; die volle Produktion soll im März 2010 erreicht werden. Mittels dieser Anlage sollen die Gesamtkosten generell gesenkt werden.

Andrew Groves sagte, gemeinsam mit der Kupferproduktion der Luita Mine und der Transportunternehmung Sabot verfügt Camec über drei Einkommensquellen, die eine solide Grundlage für zukünftiges Wachstum bieten.

Die im Oktober 2008 angekündigte Übernahme von Galico wird nun doch nicht durchgeführt. Die Rohstoffmärkte und das generelle wirtschaftliche Klima seien weiterhin zu unsicher.

Quelle: http://www.minenportal.de/artikel.php?sid=6814#Camec-schlies…

[brangumas]

!

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[Hermannsam]

Thursday 9 July 2009
Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc
('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

Compliant Mineral Resource Estimate for Bokai Platinum Prospect
Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource containing 10.69 million ounces of 4E

CAMEC, the Africa-focused emerging mining company, announces a NI 43-101 compliant, Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource estimate at the Bokai platinum prospect ("Bokai"). The combined Mineral Resources contain 91.32 million tonnes of sulphide ores, grading 3.64 g/t 4E (platinum, palladium, rhodium and gold) and containing 10.69 million ounces of 4E, with significant base metal credits. All oxidised mineralisation, which tends to occur within 40 metres of the surface, has been excluded.
Width Mass Pt Pd Rh Au 4E Ni Cu 4E Content
m Mt g/t g/t g/t g/t g/t % % Moz
Bokai N Indicated
1.80 40.17 1.86 1.42 0.13 0.40 3.81 0.22 0.18 4.92
Bokai S Inferred
1.80 41.61 1.74 1.23 0.13 0.37 3.47 0.21 0.17 4.64
Chironde Inferred
1.75 9.54 1.92 1.28 0.15 0.32 3.68 0.15 0.13 1.13
Total Resources:
91.32 10.69

Bokai is 100% owned by Todal Mining (Private) Limited ("Todal"), a 40:60 joint venture between the Zimbabwe Mining Development Corporation ("ZMDC") and CAMEC.
SRK Consulting Zimbabwe ("SRK"), an Independent Group of Engineers and Geoscientists, analysed results from three phases of drilling at Bokai in order to establish its NI 43-101 compliant, Mineral Resource estimate. SRK has also completed an estimate of the Bokai Mineral Reserves based on the Bokai North Indicated Mineral Resources and a Full Bokai Stage 1 Bankable Feasibility Study is expected to be completed in September 2009

Overview of Feasibility Study
Indicated and Inferred Mineral Resource of 10.69 million ounces of 4E

Estimated Stage 1 reserves will support production of 163,000 ounces per annum of Platinum Group Metals ("PGM") in concentrate form over a 20 year mine life
Stage 2 development expected to double PGM production
CAMEC believes Bokai could be the 2nd best undeveloped platinum project in the junior mining sector with respect to projected returns
PGM concentrate to be on-sold via a concentrate off-take arrangement
Underground mining layouts, equipment selection, production schedules, PGM concentrator and supporting mine infrastructure designs, and devising of operating philosophy completed
Legal due diligence, key supply contracts and all requisite licenses to operate now in place

Andrew Groves, Chief Executive of CAMEC, said:
"These results confirm a significant resource at Bokai and demonstrate the considerable potential for economic recovery of this platinum resource. We expect to bring Bokai into production by 2012, with construction on the mine likely to begin this year.

"The project has the potential to generate considerable shareholder value and its rapid progress is a key priority for the Company."
For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:

Andrew Groves CAMEC Plc Tel: [phone]
Jeremy Gray CAMEC Plc Tel: [phone]
Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]
siehe auch: http://www.hemscott.com/servlet/HsPublic?context=ir.access&i…

[brangumas]

Übersetzt heißt es ungfähr:

Entgegenkommende Mineralquellenschätzung für die Bokai Platin-Aussicht
Angezeigte und Abgeleitete Mineralquelle, die 10.69 Millionen Unzen 4E enthält

CAMEC, die auf Afrika eingestellte erscheinende Bergwerksgesellschaft, gibt einen NI 43-101 entgegenkommende, Angezeigte und Abgeleitete Mineralquellenschätzung auf die Bokai Platin-Aussicht ("Bokai") bekannt. Die vereinigten Bodenschätze enthalten 91.32 Millionen Tonnen Sulfid-Erze, 3.64 g/t 4E (Platin, Palladium, Rhodium und Gold) sortierend und 10.69 Millionen Unzen 4E mit bedeutenden Grundmetallkrediten enthaltend. Alle oxidierten mineralisation, der dazu neigt, innerhalb von 40 Metern der Oberfläche vorzukommen, ist ausgeschlossen worden.
Breite-Masse Pt Pd Rh Au 4E Ni Cu 4E Inhalt
M Mt g/t g/t g/t g/t g/t %-% Moz
Bokai N Angezeigt
1.80 40.17 1.86 1.42 0.13 0.40 3.81 0.22 0.18 4.92
Bokai S Abgeleitet
1.80 41.61 1.74 1.23 0.13 0.37 3.47 0.21 0.17 4.64
Abgeleiteter Chironde
1.75 9.54 1.92 1.28 0.15 0.32 3.68 0.15 0.13 1.13
Gesamtmittel:
91.32 10.69

Bokai ist durch Todal Bergbau (Privat) Beschränkt ("Todal"), 40:60 Gemeinschaftsunternehmen zwischen Simbabwe um 100 % besessen, das Entwicklungsvereinigung ("ZMDC") und CAMEC Abbaut.
SRK Beratung Simbabwes ("SRK"), einer Unabhängigen Gruppe von Ingenieuren und Geoscientists, analysierte Ergebnisse von drei Phasen des Bohrens an Bokai, um seinen NI 43-101 entgegenkommende Mineralquellenschätzung zu gründen. SRK hat auch eine Schätzung der Bokai Mineralreserven vollendet, die auf den Bokai-Norden Angezeigte Bodenschätze und eine Volle Bokai Bühne 1 basiert sind, wie man erwartet, wird Bankfähige Durchführbarkeitsstudie im September 2009 vollendet

Übersicht der Durchführbarkeitsstudie
Angezeigte und Abgeleitete Mineralquelle von 10.69 Millionen Unzen 4E

Geschätzte Reserven der Bühne 1 werden Produktion von 163.000 Unzen pro Jahr Platin-Gruppenmetalle ("PGM") in der Konzentrat-Form über einen 20-jährigen meinigen Leben unterstützen
Entwicklung der Bühne 2 nahm an, PGM Produktion zu verdoppeln
CAMEC glaubt, dass Bokai das 2. beste unentwickelte Platin-Projekt im Juniorbergwerkssektor in Bezug auf den geplanten Umsatz sein konnte
PGM Konzentrat, um auf - verkauft über ein Konzentrat von zu sein - nimmt Einordnung
Untergrundbahn-Bergwerkslay-Outs, Ausrüstungsauswahl, Produktionslisten, PGM concentrator und das Unterstützen meinig Infrastruktur-Designs, und das Planen der Betriebsphilosophie vollendet
Gesetzlicher erwarteter Fleiß, Schlüsselversorgungsverträge und das ganze Erfordernis lizenzieren, jetzt im Platz zu funktionieren

Andrew Groves, Leitender Angestellter von CAMEC, sagte:
"Diese Ergebnisse bestätigen eine bedeutende Quelle an Bokai und demonstrieren das beträchtliche Potenzial für den Wirtschaftsaufschwung dieser Platin-Quelle. Wir nehmen an, Bokai in die Produktion vor 2012 mit dem Aufbau auf dem meinigen zu bringen, um wahrscheinlich in diesem Jahr zu beginnen.

"Das Projekt hat das Potenzial, um beträchtlichen Aktionärswert zu erzeugen, und sein schneller Fortschritt ist ein Schlüsselvorrang für die Gesellschaft."
Weil weitere Information bitte www.camec-plc.com oder Kontakt besuchen Sie:

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.540.777 von brangumas am 09.07.09 13:36:03

Hier siehts ja echt gut aus !

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.573.043 von lerchengrund am 14.07.09 22:34:30

Schaue gerade zum erstenmal heute rein und bin sehr beeindruckt, aber das wird wohl noch besser in den nächsten Monaten.
Die letzten 2 Nachrichten scheinen langsam Wirkung zu zeigen.

[brangumas]

Beachtliches Ende mit großen Volumen

[Vinyard]

Wo ist das große Volumen?

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.579.699 von Vinyard am 15.07.09 18:45:53

Hallo schau mal in England du Experte

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.579.699 von Vinyard am 15.07.09 18:45:53

Das letzt so große Volumen war ende März in England mal erreicht worden

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.579.699 von Vinyard am 15.07.09 18:45:53

Und da war der Kurs bei ca. 5 GBP und es ging richtig mal bergauf.

Schau mal auf http://aktien.onvista.de/charts.html?ID_OSI=6024586&TIME_SPA…

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.581.055 von brangumas am 15.07.09 21:47:40

Hier siehts ja echt wieder gut aus !

[Vinyard]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.581.006 von brangumas am 15.07.09 21:42:09

Was willst du mir sagen?

Ich betrachte ausschließlich Heimatbörsen. Aber so aussergewöhnlich fand ich das Volumen nicht.

[Vinyard]

Sorry, jetzt hat es comdirect auch richtig dargestellt. Du hast also recht.

CAMEC lebt derzeit überwiegend von Kupfer und Kobalt. Da sollten sie sich auch drauf konzentrieren, denn die Kohle und Aluprojekte versprechen derzeit kaum eine wirtschaftliche Förderung.

[screamz]

BRIEF-CAMEC says gets offer approaches

LONDON, July 16 (Reuters) - Central African Mining&Exploration:

* Statement re possible offer

* Received preliminary approaches concerning a possible offer for the company

((London Equities Newsroom; [phone]))

(For more news, please click here)

COPYRIGHT

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[brangumas]

NEWS auf der Seite


CAMEC bemerkt die neue Spekulation bezüglich eines möglichen Angebots für das komplette Aktienkapital von CAMEC.

CAMEC bestätigt, dass er einleitende Annäherungen bezüglich eines möglichen Angebots für das komplette ausgegeben erhalten hat und Aktienkapital der Gesellschaft ausgegeben zu werden. Diese einleitenden Annäherungen können oder können nicht zu einem Angebot führen, das für die Gesellschaft wird macht.


Diese Ansage ist mit der Abmachung oder Billigung des Potenzials offerors nicht gemacht worden, und es kann keine Gewissheit geben, die ein Angebot gemacht wird oder betreffs der Fristen, auf denen jedes Angebot gemacht werden könnte.


Eine weitere Ansage wird im Laufe der Zeit gemacht.


In Übereinstimmung mit der Regel 2.10 des Stadtcodes auf Übernahmen und Fusionen bestätigt CAMEC, dass es 2,815,884,643 Stammaktien von 0.1 Penny jeder im Problem hat und zugab, auf dem ZIEL-Markt der Londoner Börse unter dem Vereinigten Königreich ISIN Code GB0031253643 zu tauschen.


Kontakte:


Jonathan Wright

Seymour Pierce Beschränkte 020 7107 8000


Geschäftsenthüllungsvoraussetzungen


Unter den Bestimmungen der Regel 8.3 des Übernahmecodes (der "Code"), wenn irgendeine Person ist, oder, "interessiert" (direkt oder indirekt) in 1 % oder mehr von irgendeiner Klasse "relevanter Wertpapiere" von CAMEC wird, muss der ganze "Verkehr" in irgendwelchen "relevanten Wertpapieren" dieser Gesellschaft (einschließlich mittels einer Auswahl in der Rücksicht auf, oder eine Ableitung, die zu, irgendwelche solche "relevanten Wertpapiere" Verweise angebracht ist), durch nicht später öffentlich bekannt gegeben werden als 3.30 Premierminister (Londoner Zeit) am Londoner Werktag im Anschluss an das Datum der relevanten Transaktion. Diese Voraussetzung wird bis zum Datum weitergehen, an dem das Angebot wird, oder wird erklärt, betreffs Annahmen, Versehen vorbehaltlos oder wird sonst zurückgezogen, oder auf dem die "Angebot-Periode" sonst endet. Wenn zwei oder mehr Personen zusammen entsprechend einer Abmachung oder dem Verstehen, entweder formell oder informell handeln, um ein "Interesse" an "relevanten Wertpapieren" von CAMEC zu erwerben, wie man halten wird, werden sie eine einzelne Person zum Zweck der Regel 8.3 sein.

Unter den Bestimmungen der Regel 8.1 des Codes muss der ganze "Verkehr" in "relevanten Wertpapieren" von CAMEC durch den offeror oder CAMEC, oder durch einigen ihrer jeweiligen "Partner", durch nicht später bekannt gegeben werden als 12.00 Mittag (Londoner Zeit) am Londoner Werktag im Anschluss an das Datum der relevanten Transaktion.


Ein Enthüllungstisch, Details der Gesellschaften einreichend, deren "relevante Wertpapiere" "Verkehr", und die Zahl solcher Wertpapiere im Problem bekannt gegeben werden sollten, kann auf der Übernahmetafel-Website an www.thetakeoverpanel.org.uk gefunden werden.


"Interessen an Wertpapieren" entstehen an der Zusammenfassung, wenn eine Person lange Wirtschaftsaussetzung, entweder bedingt oder absolut zu Änderungen im Preis von Wertpapieren hat. Insbesondere eine Person wird behandelt als, ein "Interesse" auf Grund vom Eigentumsrecht oder der Kontrolle von Wertpapieren, oder auf Grund von jeder Auswahl in der Rücksicht auf, oder Ableitung zu haben, die zu, Wertpapiere Verweise angebracht ist.


Fristen in Anführungszeichen werden im Code definiert, der auch auf der Website der Tafel gefunden werden kann. Wenn Sie in irgendwelchen Zweifeln betreffs sind, ungeachtet dessen ob Sie erforderlich sind, ein "Geschäft" unter der Regel 8 bekannt zu geben, sollten Sie die Tafel befragen."


Beschränkter Seymour Pierce, der autorisiert und im Vereinigten Königreich von der Finanzdienstleistungsautorität geregelt wird, handelt als der Finanzberater zu CAMEC und keinem anderem im Zusammenhang mit dieser Ansage und wird zu irgendjemandem anders nicht verantwortlich sein als CAMEC, um den Schutz zur Verfügung zu stellen, der, der Kunden von Seymour Pierce gewährt ist oder um Rat im Zusammenhang mit dieser Ansage oder jeder anderen Sache zur Verfügung zu stellen auf hierin verwiesen ist.



Diese Auskunft wird durch RNS gegeben
Die Firmennachrichtenagentur von der Londoner Börse




RNS Nachrichtenagentur, die von der Hemscott Beschränkten Gruppe zur Verfügung gestellt ist.

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.582.449 von Vinyard am 16.07.09 08:24:34

Es ist ja so, dass ich auc Gewinn einfahren will und nicht Verlust, also geben wir uns alle mühe etwas zu erkennen und nicht uns die Sterne am Himmel zusammen lügen.
Aber heute ist der Kurs extrem gestiegen

[Vinyard]

Halte CAMEC ja auch für interessent und habe die letzte Tage mehrmals ein Limit reingelegt. Kam aber nicht zum Zug.
Herzlichen Glückwunsch dann heute.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.585.569 von Vinyard am 16.07.09 14:47:26

RNS Number : 7804V
Central African Mining&Exploration
16 July 2009

>

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Central African Mining & Exploration Company plc

("CAMEC" or the "Company")

Statement re possible offer

CAMEC notes the recent speculation concerning a possible offer for the entire share capital of CAMEC.

CAMEC confirms that it has received preliminary approaches concerning a possible offer for the entire issued and to be issued share capital of the Company. These preliminary approaches may or may not lead to an offer being made for the Company.




This announcement has not been made with the agreement or approval of the potential offerors and there can be no certainty that an offer will be made or as to the terms on which any offer might be made.




A further announcement will be made in due course.




In accordance with Rule 2.10 of the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers, CAMEC confirms that it has 2,815,884,643 ordinary shares of 0.1 pence each in issue and admitted to trading on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange under the UK ISIN code GB0031253643.




Contacts:




Jonathan Wright

Seymour Pierce Limited 020 7107 8000




Dealing Disclosure Requirements




Under the provisions of Rule 8.3 of the Takeover Code (the "Code"), if any person is, or becomes, "interested" (directly or indirectly) in 1% or more of any class of "relevant securities" of CAMEC, all "dealings" in any "relevant securities" of that company (including by means of an option in respect of, or a derivative referenced to, any such "relevant securities") must be publicly disclosed by no later than 3.30 pm (London time) on the London business day following the date of the relevant transaction. This requirement will continue until the date on which the offer becomes, or is declared, unconditional as to acceptances, lapses or is otherwise withdrawn or on which the "offer period" otherwise ends. If two or more persons act together pursuant to an agreement or understanding, whether formal or informal, to acquire an "interest" in "relevant securities" of CAMEC, they will be deemed to be a single person for the purpose of Rule 8.3.




Under the provisions of Rule 8.1 of the Code, all "dealings" in "relevant securities" of CAMEC by the offeror or CAMEC, or by any of their respective "associates", must be disclosed by no later than 12.00 noon (London time) on the London business day following the date of the relevant transaction.




A disclosure table, giving details of the companies in whose "relevant securities" "dealings" should be disclosed, and the number of such securities in issue, can be found on the Takeover Panel's website at www.thetakeoverpanel.org.uk.




"Interests in securities" arise, in summary, when a person has long economic exposure, whether conditional or absolute, to changes in the price of securities. In particular, a person will be treated as having an "interest" by virtue of the ownership or control of securities, or by virtue of any option in respect of, or derivative referenced to, securities.




Terms in quotation marks are defined in the Code, which can also be found on the Panel's website. If you are in any doubt as to whether or not you are required to disclose a "dealing" under Rule 8, you should consult the Panel."




Seymour Pierce Limited, which is authorised and regulated in the United Kingdom by the Financial Services Authority, is acting as financial adviser to CAMEC and no one else in connection with this announcement and will not be responsible to anyone other than CAMEC for providing the protections afforded to clients of Seymour Pierce or for providing advice in connection with this announcement or any other matter referred to herein.





This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

END

[brangumas]

Hält sich jetzt bei 15,5 GBp schon seit Tagen, kleine Schub nach oben darf es meines erachten aber trotzdem mal wieder geben

Letzt Nachrichten gab es ja leider nur am 16.07.2009, also Neues darf es auch mal wieder geben.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.639.740 von brangumas am 24.07.09 12:15:24

ja, nur zu!

[Franck80]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.651.363 von lerchengrund am 27.07.09 12:26:33

Brazilian miner Vale takes a shot a Phil Edmonds' Camec
Vale, the Brazilian iron ore giant, is, according to well-placed sources, the mystery company behind a takeover approach of Central African Mining & Exploration (Camec), the mineral explorer run by the former England spin bowler Phil Edmonds.

By Louise Armitstead
Published: 6:20PM BST 26 Jul 2009

Camec, which is listed on London's Alternative Investment Market, announced 10 days ago that it had received bid approaches but declined to reveal who was behind them. The interest followed a recent deal struck by the company to supply all the cobalt from its mines in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) to Zhejiang Galico, a Chinese cobalt processor, controlled by a company registered in the British Virgin Islands.

Vale recently opened an office in the DRC and has been eyeing Camec's operations for some time, said the insiders.

The Brazilian company recently completely a $1bn fund-raising. There was speculation that the fund-raising was a sign that Vale was preparing to enter the renewed consolidation battle among the big mining companies.

In particular there was a suggestion that Vale could team up with Xstrata and make a joint bid for Anglo American. However, Vale poured cold water on the idea by saying it would use the cash to fund its own projects.

Insiders said yesterday that Vale was interested in Camec but gave warning that the deal still may not come off.

Other parties are also said to be interested, including the Chinese. Vedanta Resources may be also be interested in Camec's copper. Vale declined to comment. Camec could not be reached.

At the time of the approaches Camec gave warning that they were preliminary approaches that may or may not lead to an offer being made for the company. Camec's shares have soared from 10p to 15½p as a result of the bid speculation.

Camec has operations in Mozambique, Zimbabwe, South Africa, Mali, Namibia and Kenya. Mr Edmonds, who was born in what was then Northern Rhodesia, played for England from 1975 and 1987.

He has become well-known as a mining entrepreneur in Africa having also established the White Nile Petroleum Company.

[Franck80]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.652.118 von Franck80 am 27.07.09 14:10:48

ist eine nachricht vom telegraph
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/newsbysector/industry/min…

[brangumas]

guten morgen!

ist der kupferpreis nicht erschreckend schön
zu camec selber kann ich nur sagen hört sich alles rund und gut an.

was meint ihr?

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.657.916 von brangumas am 28.07.09 10:11:03

gegen Notierungen wie früher, hätte ich auch nichts einzuwenden!

[brangumas]

News? Hatte noch keine Zeit habe es einfach reingesetzt.
http://www.hemscott.com/servlet/HsPublic?context=ir.access&i…

[brangumas]

* Behauptung folgt Pressespekulation

* Anteile 33 pct (Fügt Analytiker-Anmerkung, Hintergrund Hinzu, aktualisieren Anteile)

Julie Crust

LONDON, am 16. Juli (Reuters) - Central African Mining and Exploration Co (CFM.L) (CAMEC) sagte am Donnerstag, dass es Angebot-Annäherungen erhalten hatte, Anteile im variierten Erzeuger um 40 Prozent sendend.

Anteile im auf Afrika eingestellten Unternehmen, dessen Vermögen Kupfer, Platin und Kobalt-Operationen einschließt, erhoben sich ebenso viel 40 Prozent zu 16.75 Penny. In 1526 WEZ, die Anteile waren um 33 Prozent an 15.75 Penny, die Gesellschaft auf ungefähr 434 Millionen Pfunde $ 712 Millionen) schätzend.

Brasilianische Bergwerksgruppe (VALE5. SA) (VALE.N) Inder-eingestellte Bergwerksgruppe sind Vedanta Mittel Plc (VED.L), Kazakh Bergarbeiter-Eurasier-Bodenschätze-Handelsgesellschaft Plc (ENRC.L), und eine chinesische Material-Gruppe alle als potenzielle Käufer erwähnt worden.

"Tal ist wahrscheinlich unsere erste Auswahl im spekulativen Sinn," sagte Nick Mellor, ein Analytiker am Ambrian Kapital.

Er bemerkte, dass Tal kürzlich ein Regionalbüro in der Demokratischen Republik des Kongos öffnete.

Der DRC ist, wo das Mehrheitsgehörige Mukondo Bergkobalt von CAMEC und Luita Kupferprojekt beruhen.

Quelle:
http://uk.reuters.com/article/idUKLG7582520090716

[Plotin]

!

Dieser Beitrag wurde moderiert.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.674.182 von brangumas am 29.07.09 23:46:49

hört sich alles wieder gut an!

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.696.867 von lerchengrund am 03.08.09 10:17:26

@lerchengrund


sieht heute auch wieder gut aus

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.697.416 von brangumas am 03.08.09 11:14:05

ja, siehr heute wieder gut aus!

[brangumas]

News bei Camec

MDM Engineering Group Ltd. (ZIEL: MDM), ist zufrieden bekannt zu geben, dass er der Vertrag für die Vordurchführbarkeitsstudie (PFS) für Central African Mining & Exploration Company (CAMEC) Projekt der Lizenz 871L in Mozambique zuerkannt worden ist.

CAMEC ist verzeichnete Mineralerforschungsgesellschaft eines ZIELES mit einer Mappe von Kohlenerforschungslizenzen im Südlichen Afrika.

Eine anfängliche Bewertung des Lizenzgebiets hat offenbart, dass die Projektlizenz 871L 'Weltklasse' Potenzial hat. CAMEC hat den PFS in der Absicht der schnell verfolgenden Entwicklung des Projektes in die Produktion begonnen.

Das Spielraum der Arbeit für den PFS wird MDM sehen das Prozess-Werk und das Infrastruktur-Design sowie das zusammenhängende Kapital und die Betriebskosten-Schätzungen zur Verfügung stellen.

Die MDM Technikmannschaft hat eine 20-jährige Spur-Aufzeichnung, scoping und Durchführbarkeitsstudien, einschließlich des Entwerfens und Konstruierens ungefähr 52 metallurgischer Werke überall in Afrika zu übernehmen.


Quelle:
http://www.hemscott.com/servlet/HsPublic?context=ir.access&i…

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.769.783 von brangumas am 13.08.09 10:19:17

Vielleicht erleben wir ja bald den heiß erwarteten breakthrough -

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.769.828 von lerchengrund am 13.08.09 10:22:04

lerchengrung ich liebe dich

[Apophis_IN]

Überlege mir auch in Central African Mining zu investieren.

Kann mir jemand sagen, wie hoch ca. der Marktwert der bereits bestätigten Resourcen sind?

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.795.604 von Apophis_IN am 17.08.09 16:00:05

?????

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.795.604 von Apophis_IN am 17.08.09 16:00:05

hhhmmmm ja!

[brangumas]

tolles wetter toller krus was wollen wir mehr?
nächsten monat geht es los mit der kohle förderung in südafrika!

[Hermannsam]

Habt ihr die letzte Präsentation schon gesehen?
http://www.camec-plc.com/financial-presentations/

[Hermannsam]

Präsentation ist vom 3. August 09!
Kopier ein paar interessante Details zu ihren Projekten rein:

PROJECTS IN DETAIL: COBALT
Project Name: Mukondo Cobalt Cathode SX
Ownership Structure: JV Camec / Gecamines 70% 30%
Estimated Start up September 2006
Full Production date February 2010

PROJECTS IN DETAIL: COPPER
Project Name: Copper Sulphide Ore Production
Ownership Structure JV Camec / Gecamines 70% / 30%
Estimated Start up February 2010
Full Production date March 2012

PROJECTS IN DETAIL: PLATINUM
Project Name: Bokia Platinum Mine
Ownership Structure: JV Camec / ZMDC 60%/40%
Estimated Start up Sept 2009
Full Production date Sept 2011

CARVAO DA MARAVIA - THERMAL COAL PROJECT 871 - MOZAMBIQUE
Project Name: Thermal Coal 871 Exploration
Ownership Structure: 100%
Resource Submission date Announced 22nd April 2009
Feasibility Submission date June 2009
AFE Status Awaiting Feasibility

FALEA BAUXITE PROJECT – ALUMINIUM MALI
Project Name: Falea Bauxite Exploration
Ownership Structure: JV Camec / MMR SA 80%/20%
Resource Submission February 2009
Feasibility Submission October 2009
AFE Status Awaiting Feasibility

DOORNHOEK FLUORSPAR PROJECT – SOUTH AFRICA
Project Name: Fluorspar Exploration
Ownership Structure: 51% Camec 26% BEE rest minorities
Resource Submission date January 2009
Feasibility Submission date August 2009
AFE Status Awaiting feasibility

Na? Sieht doch gut aus oder?
Das gibt heuer sicher noch interessante News

Hermannsam

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.829.202 von Hermannsam am 21.08.09 19:21:16

hatte ich mir auch schon angeguckt ich finde es auch total entspannend zu wissen, dass alles gut läuft.
gehe jeden tag 1-2 mal auf deren seite um zu sehen ob etwas neues kommt.

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.830.617 von brangumas am 21.08.09 23:13:56

aber kurz zu meinem vorherigen kommentar:
richtige zahlen (billanz) sieht man noch nicht müssen wir alle wohl erst noch abwarten.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.769.828 von lerchengrund am 13.08.09 10:22:04

bisher stegt es und steigt es ....

[brangumas]

Etwas zum Kohlevorkommen in Südafrika von Camec:

Es ist kaum zu glauben, aber die Kohlepreise sinken. Denn an Kohlereserven fehlt es ja nicht. Nur müssen sie, wenn möglich ohne Streiks und Unfälle, gehoben und dann auch transportiert werden. Kohle ist ein sperriges Gut, das sich mit höherwertigen Metallen die Transportwege, Schiffe und Häfen teilt. Große Fortschritte wurden hier insbesondere in Südafrika erzielt. Die immer wieder ausbrechenden, heftigen Streiks der Minenarbeiter scheinen der Vergangenheit anzugehören, Management und Organisation haben deutlich an Effizienz gewonnen, und die veralteten Transportwege wurden renoviert. Jedoch gibt es gerade in jüngerer Zeit (November 2007) immer wieder neue Todesfälle in Minen und die Rufe der Gewerkschaften nach weiterer Modernisierung der Minen werden immer lauter. Es ist damit zu rechnen, dass hier Millioneninvestitionen gestemmt werden müssen. Bei den teilweise mehrere Kilometer tiefen Schächten ist davon auszugehen, dass die Modernisierungsarbeiten nicht ohne Produktionsunterbrechungen durchgeführt werden können. Aber die Verhältnisse in Südafrika haben sich in den letzten Jahren deutlich gebessert. Hinzu kommt das neue Angebot aus Kolumbien, Australien und Indonesien. Auch das Wachstum der Nachfrage, insbesondere nach Koks, scheint nachzulassen, weil erstmals die chinesischen Stahlkocher auf dem Weltmarkt mitmischen und damit ihre Konkurrenten zur Rücknahme ihrer Produktionsmengen zwingen. Im Augenblick mag das wie ein Krisenszenario aussehen. Mittel- und langfristig wird Kohle aber wieder knapp werden Sie brauchen sich nur vorzustellen, dass die großen Wachstumsregionen entweder über keine oder zumindest über unzureichende Kohlereserven verfügen. Da ist zum Beispiel China, dessen Kohleproduktion schon seit Jahren nicht mehr ausreicht, um den Eigenbedarf zu decken. Noch wichtiger erscheint uns, dass sie sogar weiter sinken wird, weil die chinesische Regierung einfach nicht mehr hinnehmen kann, dass die chinesischen Kumpel unter inhumanen Bedingungen arbeiten und in unvorstellbar großer Anzahl bei Minenunglücken ihr Leben lassen. Ähnliches gilt für die Nachfolgestaaten der Sowjetunion. Minen gibt es genug, sie müssten aber alle geschlossen werden, wenn auch nur ein Minimum an Sicherheit gewährt werden soll. Indien und Brasilien verfügen über nahezu keine Kohlevorkommen. Gerade in diesen beiden Ländern wird aber der Kohleverbrauch kräftig steigen. Niemand sollte erwarten, dass eine industrielle Revolution, wie sie in all diesen großen Nationen stattfindet, ohne Rückschläge bei den Rohstoffen abläuft. Kohle und Stahl sind aber Wachstumsmärkte eines ganzen Jahrhunderts.

Die Nachfrage

Die Nachfrage wächst nach wie vor jährlich um mindestens zehn Prozent, die jetzt fast ausschließlich über Importe gedeckt werden müssen. Kalte Winter und heiße Sommer strapazieren zunehmend die Märkte, weil mit dem zunehmenden Wohlstand eben auch mehr gekühlt oder geheizt wird. Auch wenn die Umweltverschmutzung unerträgliche Ausmaße annimmt, werden die Investitionen in neue Energiequellen immer wieder durch den zusätzlichen Energiebedarf überrollt. Auch in Deutschland entstehen fernab der öffentlichen Wahrnehmung und ungeachtet der Klimaproteste zahlreiche neue Kohlekraftwerke. Proteste helfen da wenig. Besonders viele Kohlekeaftwerke entstehen aber in China. Dutzende sind hier für die nächsten Jahre in Planung. Proteste werden auch nur halbherzig vorgetragen, weil eine harte Landung der chinesischen Wirtschaft und die Stagnation des Wohlstandswachstums erhebliche Gefahren für die Weltwirtschaft mit sich brächten. Indirekt ist zumindest deshalb eine Entlastung der Umwelt möglich, weil das reichlicher gewordene Angebot zu einem Qualitätswettbewerb führen kann. Niedrige Kohlequalitäten mit höherem Verschmutzungsgrad könnten durch höhere ersetzt werden, die bei gleicher Menge deutlich bessere Heizwerte erzielen. Je niedriger also die Qualität, desto größer könnte Preisverfall sein. Dagegen spricht allerdings, dass die großen Kohleminen gerade jetzt von den chinesischen Abnehmern Preiserhöhungen für alle Kohlesorten von mindestens fünf Prozent verlangen. Bisher weigert sich die chinesische Regierung, auf diese Forderungen einzugehen. Sie könnte aber unter erheblichen Druck geraten, weil die Lagerbestände wegen des bitterkalten Winters rasant zurückgehen. In einigen Regionen soll bereits Stroh zur Energieerzeugung verfeuert werden. Es besteht also akuter Handlungsbedarf, und bisher hat China bei lebensnotwendigen Rohstoffen immer nachgegeben. Bei Kokskohle galt bisher dasselbe. Wegen des enormen Wachstums der Stahlindustrie stieg im Gleichschritt der Verbrauch. Aber möglicherweise kommt es hier zu einem Nachfrageknick. Die chinesische Regierung verstärkt ihren Druck auf die unzähligen kleinen Stahlunternehmen, die mit ihren veralteten Anlagen unrentabel geworden sind. Es könnte zu zahlreichen Schließungen kommen. Dagegen tritt Indien mehr und mehr als gewichtiger Nachfrager auf. Das Defizit an Heizkohle scheint rasant zu wachsen. Außerdem hat man gerade begonnen, die Infrastruktur des Landes massiv auszubauen. Deshalb braucht das Land große Mengen Kokskohle, die zu 100 Prozent eingeführt werden müssen. Ähnliches gilt für Brasilien. Wegen der Nähe zum Eisenerz, der niedrigen Lohnkosten und der exzellenten Standorte am Meer mit eigenem Zugang zu den Häfen siedeln sich hier mehr und mehr große Stahlunternehmen an. Auch Brasilien hat nahezu keine Kohlevorkommen. In den Industriestaaten stieg die Nachfrage, insbesondere in den USA und Japan, die wegen der hohen Gas- und Erdölpreise vermehrt auf die Verfeuerung von Kohle zur Energiegewinnung übergingen. Auch in Europa hätte man gewünscht, mehr Kohle zur Energiegewinnung einzusetzen. Dies ist allein an der sehr begrenzten Kapazität der europäischen Häfen gescheitert. Es scheint also nicht die Nachfrage, sondern das Angebot zu sein, das auf die Preise drückt.

Dagegen geht das Wachstum der Kohleproduktion in China deutlich zurück. Inzwischen wurden tatsächlich 2.000 kleine Kohleminen geschlossen, die unter katastrophalen Bedingungen ihre Bergarbeiter ausbeuteten. Weitere 2.000 sollen in diesem Jahr folgen.

Mehr als die Hälfte der zusätzlichen Weltproduktion wird allein China abnehmen. Hinzu kommt Indien mit mindestens 30 Millionen Tonnen. Die USA waren bisher Nettoimporteur und werden deshalb einen Großteil ihrer wachsenden Eigenproduktion selbst brauchen. Der Weltüberschuss könnte also schnell wieder abnehmen. Viel hängt natürlich vom Ölpreis ab. Sollte er wieder auf unter 50 Dollar fallen, und davon ist eher nicht auszugehen, könnte eine erneute Substitution von Kohle durch Öl und Gas eintreten. Hinzu kommen die Bemühungen der chinesischen Regierung, bis zu den Olympischen Spielen wenigstens in den Großstädten die Umweltverschmutzung zu lindern, also statt Kohle Öl oder Gas zu verfeuern. Insgesamt kann deshalb wohl davon ausgegangen werden, dass es in den ersten Monaten dieses Jahres zu einem Überschuss des Weltangebots kommt, das aber vermutlich bald wieder von der zusätzlichen Nachfrage aufgesogen wird. Engpass bleibt weiterhin die Kapazität der Häfen. Sie ist völlig unberechenbar, denn sollte die Nachfrage nach anderen, werthaltigen Gütern steigen, so würde die für Kohle vorgesehene Kapazität sinken. Dagegen scheint es inzwischen ausreichende Schiffskapazitäten zu geben, die vor allem wegen der ungewöhnlich hohen Eisenerztransporte aufgebaut wurden. Insofern konkurriert Kohle mit Eisenerz, ist aber auch mit ihm verbunden, weil die Nachfrage von Eisenerz und Kokskohle miteinander steigt beziehungsweise sinkt. Zurzeit wird mit fallenden Frachtraten gerechnet, die einen zusätzlichen Spielraum bei den Preisverhandlungen für Eisenerz und Kohle erlauben. Es ist also keineswegs sicher, ob nicht letztlich doch Preiserhöhungen durchgesetzt werden können. Wir sind davon überzeugt, dass Kohle mittel- und langfristig knapp bleiben wird.

Quelle:
http://www.godmode-trader.de/wissen/index.php/Rohstoffe:Kohl…

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.840.621 von brangumas am 24.08.09 19:12:22

(bzw. allgemeine Nachfrage von Kohle und die evtl. Preisentwicklung)

[Vinyard]

Hab Camec immer noch auf der Watchlist aber leider für 11 bis 12 cent nicht gekauft.

Die Kupfer/Kobalt-Aktivitäten sehen sehr gut aus. Plantin ist mit Abstrichen auch noch ok. Für Kohle und Alu kann man aber derzeit keinen Wert rechnen. Der Rohstoffpreis ist einfach zu niedrig und die Capax für Alu einfach zu hoch. Als reiner Kupfer/Kobalt Play würde mir Camec besser gefallen. Deswegen finde ich auch andere Aktien derzeit in dem Sektor interessanter.

[brangumas]

Kommen morgen neuigkeiten? ;-) so große Volumen in England zum Schluß.

[brangumas]

morgen wird es ein netter tag, das verspreche ich lol

[Popeye82]

[MatzeRewe]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.898.343 von brangumas am 01.09.09 22:48:35

Hallo Brangumas
Was bewegt dich zu dieser kühnen Aussage?

[brangumas]

ich weiß nicht ich hatte die ganze nacht nicht schlafen können! ist echt so ein magen gefühl! ich hoffe es passt auch nicht das ich was verkehrtes gegessen habe

[MatzeRewe]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.904.294 von brangumas am 02.09.09 17:39:21

Naja, wenn deine Vorahnung lediglich auf deinem Bauchgefühl basiert dann wird da wohl nicht viel dran sein.
Meine kleine Tochter hat auch ab und zu so ein Gefühl...und am nächsten Tag ist sie dann krank

Nix für ungut

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.904.669 von MatzeRewe am 02.09.09 18:26:59

mal schauen wie es morgen ist.
also wenn ich dies gefühl öffters habe sollte ich aufhören mit den börsenspiel.

[MatzeRewe]

RNS Number : 5778Y Central African Mining&Exploration 04 September 2009

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc ('CAMEC' or 'the Company')

CFM/ Index: AIM/ Sector: Mining & Exploration

4 September 2009

Central African Mining & Exploration Company Plc

Completes Acquisitions of South African Fluorspar Projects

Central African Mining and Exploration Company Plc, the Africa-focused emerging mining company, is pleased to announce that it has finalised the acquisition of 51% of the shares in SA Fluorite (Proprietary) Limited ('SA Fluorite') following positive results from a recent scoping study and has acquired a 74% interest in Southern Palace Investments 398 (Proprietary) Limited ('Southern Palace').

The acquisition of the interest in SA Fluorite, which was originally announced in April 2006, is for a total consideration of US$5.2 million. Approximately half of the consideration was paid in cash in 2006 and the balance is now to be satisfied by the issue of 12,602,880 new ordinary shares in CAMEC and by the payment of US$250,000 in cash.

The SA Fluorite transaction provides the Company with 51% control of the Doornhoek Fluorspar Project ('Doornhoek'), which comprises the Doornhoek property and an additional five other farms in the immediate vicinity. Positive results from a recently completed revised scoping study doubled the SAMREC compliant indicated and inferred resource from a previous exercise at Doornhoek to circa 30 million tonnes at 20% CaF2. Doornhoek is believed to be one of the world's largest fluorspar deposits, with potential to contain in excess of 50 million tonnes of CaF2 at similar grades to those in the scoping study. This potential was identified by historical drilling, and remains to be classified under modern reporting codes. The underground orebody has grades more than double that of the adjoining Sallies Witkop Mine and resources sufficient to justify an initial life of mine in excess of 20 years. Importantly, the project is expected to fall within the lower quartile of production costs giving it the ability to withstand fluctuations in market conditions.

The consideration for the acquisition of the interest in Southern Palace is US$ 7 million which is to be satisfied by the issue of 36,008,230 new ordinary shares in CAMEC.

This acquisition provides the Company with control of additional prospecting rights for fluorspar resources on three properties; Rhenosterfontein 304JP, Strydfontein 326 JP and Witrand 325 JP, which are immediately contiguous with those of Doornhoek. The Board of CAMEC believes that these properties have the potential to provide significant shallow resources amenable to open pit mining methods. Historic drilling programmes have completed over 800 boreholes across the three properties and the immediate surrounding area and the Company now intends to initiate further drilling and analysis to verify and define a resource statement compliant with the modern SAMREC code.

Application has been made for the aggregate of 48,611,110 new ordinary shares in CAMEC to be admitted to AIM and admission is expected to occur on 9 September 2009.

Potential offeror consent has been obtained for the two transactions referred to in this announcement for the purposes of Rule 21.1 of the City Code on Takeovers and Mergers.


*ENDS**
For further information please visit www.camec-plc.com or contact:


Andrew Groves CAMEC Plc Tel: [phone]
Jeremy Gray CAMEC Plc Tel: [phone]


Jonathan Wright Seymour Pierce Ltd Tel: [phone]
Ben Brewerton Financial Dynamics Tel: [phone]


This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange


END

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.923.658 von MatzeRewe am 04.09.09 21:26:27

Deutsch:

Zentralafrikanische Bergwerks- & Erforschungsgesellschaft Plc Vollendet Anschaffungen des Südafrikaners Fluorspar, Plant Zentralafrikanische Bergwerks- und Erforschungsgesellschaft Plc, die auf Afrika eingestellte erscheinende Bergwerksgesellschaft, ist zufrieden bekannt zu geben, dass es den Erwerb von 51 % der Anteile in SA Fluorite (Eigentums-) Beschränkt (\'SA Fluorite \ ') im Anschluss an positive Ergebnisse von einer neuen Scoping-Studie beendet hat und ein Interesse von 74 % an Südlichen Palastinvestitionen 398 (Eigentums-) Beschränkt (\'Southern Palast \') erworben hat. Der Erwerb vom Interesse an SA Fluorite, der im April 2006 ursprünglich bekannt gegeben wurde, ist für eine Gesamtrücksicht der US$5.2 Million. Ungefähr Hälfte der Rücksicht wurde im Bargeld 2006 bezahlt, und das Gleichgewicht soll jetzt durch das Problem von 12.602.880 neuen Stammaktien in CAMEC und durch die Zahlung von US$250,000 im Bargeld zufrieden sein. Der SA Fluorite Transaktion versorgt die Gesellschaft mit Kontrolle von 51 % des Doornhoek Projektes von Fluorspar (\'Doornhoek \ '), der das Doornhoek Eigentum umfasst und... [Source text was truncated]

quelle prompt schnell übersetzen...usw und sofort

[brangumas]

okay?
lol klar, dass waren die magenschmerzen meine krankheit ist gelösst.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.924.355 von brangumas am 04.09.09 23:24:36

schwankt zwischen 0,18 und 0,21

[brangumas]

Also ich bin nicht krank geworden (wollte euch nur beruhigen).
das schwanken zwischen 8-21 Euro Cent nervte, aber heut sieht es mal wieder schön aus, hoffe das nun hoffentlcih bald gute news zu der kohle im süden kommt. meine sollte doch im september 2009 sein oder war zumindest angekündigt.

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.938.148 von brangumas am 08.09.09 14:25:07

18 wollte ich schreiben und nicht 8 sorry

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.938.159 von brangumas am 08.09.09 14:26:19

wäre auch ein bischen viel gewesen!

[brangumas]

schönes ende in england mit einem sehr großen volumen.
oh wie schön.
mal schauen wie es morgen weitergeht.

[brangumas]

Weiß jemand noch eine Seite wo man(n) (ich) die bilanzen oder schätzungen anschauen kann? ich habe es nur bis jetzt bei onvista was entdackt, wo guckt ihr? mich würde eine prognose oder der peg mal interessieren bei anderen seiten

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.957.332 von brangumas am 10.09.09 19:55:43

ich bin hier auch mal mit einer kleinen Position rein - kling vielversprechend für die Zukunft!

[MatzeRewe]

Ähhh....Lerche...du bist bei Porsche, Entech Solar, Gazprom, Api Nanotronics und Lion Gold überall miteingestiegen???

In jedem Thread der selbe Satz....
"ich bin hier auch mal mit einer kleinen Position rein - kling vielversprechend für die Zukunft!"""

Naja

[MatzeRewe]

Und bei Epigenomics, bei Vangold Resources, Deutsche Post und Tepla und und und......
Und immer der Satz
"ich bin hier auch mal mit einer kleinen Position rein - kling vielversprechend für die Zukunft!""

Naja

[MatzeRewe]

Sorry, aber ich werde deine Beiträge in Zukunft nicht mehr so ernst nehmen....ich bin zwar neu an der Börse.....aber nicht dumm

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.966.324 von MatzeRewe am 11.09.09 22:29:06

ich bin nur hier drin also ich zumindest sehe es positiv in der zukunfth atte am anfang des jahres noch katanga mining aktien und habe danach hier das geld investiert, da ich es positiv sehe (mehr als die KAT)

[MatzeRewe]

Soll jeder Kaufen was er möchte, habe mich nur darüber gewundert das Lerche gestern Abend innerhalb von 10 Minuten in 8 verschiedenen Threads das selbe geschrieben hat.

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.967.293 von MatzeRewe am 12.09.09 11:13:27

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.967.293 von MatzeRewe am 12.09.09 11:13:27

[brangumas]

genau jeder muss wissen was er gern für aktien hätte

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.514.364 von Francs am 27.03.07 11:08:52

CENTRAL AFRICAN der englische Explorer steigt und steigt!!

[MatzeRewe]

Natürlich Lerche

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.971.342 von MatzeRewe am 14.09.09 06:16:27

Das klang schon seit Jahren vielversprechend,jetzt scheint aber wirklich mal Bewegung reinzukommen!
Wenngleich hier auch wieder ,,Zeit´´ benötigt wird!

[brangumas]

Genau vor einem jahr war der kurs bei 24,250 GBp heute war er sogar schon kurz mal bei 21,000 GBp den kurseinbruch hat die aktie wieder gut zurück geholt

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.973.444 von brangumas am 14.09.09 12:41:05

heute geht es weiter hoch!

[MatzeRewe]

http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/253085…

oh oh....

[Plotin]

Bloss nichts verschenken!!!!

[brangumas]

Übersetzt heißt es soviel wie:
LONDON, Sep 16, 2009 (Warennachrichten des Dow Jones über Comtex) - EURNF | Zitat | Karte | Nachrichten | PowerRating - eurasische Bodenschätze-Handelsgesellschaft. PLC (ENRC.LN) Mittwoch sagte, dass es in "fortgeschrittenen Diskussionen" ist, um 20 Penny pro Anteil für die Zentralafrikanische Bergwerks- und Erforschungshandelsgesellschaft zu bezahlen. PLC (CFM.LN).

Jedoch warnte ENRC, dass ein Geschäft nicht noch beendet worden war: "Während ENRC mit solchen Diskussionen beschäftigt ist und die Verdienste einer potenziellen Transaktion bewertet, kann es keine Gewissheit geben, dass jede solche Transaktion weitergehen wird," sagte die Gesellschaft in einer Behauptung.

Von London verzeichneter ENRC erzeugt Eisenchrom, Eisenerz und Aluminium an Operationen in Kasachstan, während die Hauptoperationen von CAMEC Kupfer- und Kobalt-Produktion im Kongo sind.

In 1504 WEZ, die Anteile von CAMEC waren unter 1 Penny an 19 Penny, und die Anteile von ENRC waren um 54 Penny, oder 6.2 % an 914 Penny.

Firmenwebsite: www.enrc.com

Quelle:
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/253085…
von MatzeRewe

[brangumas]

* Analytiker sehen chinesisches Gebot auf den Anteil in CAMEC

* Bieter müssen Risikoappetit auf den Kongo, Simbabwe bewerten

* Größerer Aktionär Gertler hat 35 Prozent

Julie Crust und Eric Onstad

LONDON, am 16. September (Reuters) - Kazakh Bergarbeiter-ENRC'S-Ansage, dass es in fortgeschrittenen Angebot-Gesprächen mit dem jüngeren Bergarbeiter Central African Mining and Exploration Co (CAMEC) ist, konnte Interesse von anderen Bietern, besonders chinesisch auslösen.

Ein Geschäft mit von London verzeichnetem ENRC oder einer Westgesellschaft wird wahrscheinlich durch China, den Spitzenverbraucher in der Welt von vielen Metallen, wegen Sorgen über die Versorgung von Kobalt, einem geringen Metall entgegnet, das im Weltraum und den Batterien verwendet ist.

ENRC sagte am Mittwoch, dass, wenn ein Angebot gemacht wurde, es im Bargeld und an 20 Penny pro Anteil sein würde, die CAMEC auf ungefähr $ 947 Millionen schätzen würden.

Analytiker sagten, dass sie annahmen, dass eine chinesische Gruppe mit einem Angebot einging, das unter der Schwelle sein würde, die Bittsteller zwingt, ein volles Übernahmeangebot zu machen.

"Wir würden jedes chinesische Angebot erwarten, für nur 29.9 Prozent der Gesellschaft zu sein..., weil die Chinesen normalerweise von bevorzugen - nehmen (Abmachungen) als Entgelt für einen Billigkeitsanteil, anstatt völlig zu kontrollieren," sagte Analytiker von Ambrian Capital Brock Salier.

CAMEC, dessen Vorsitzender ehemaliger Kricketspieler von England Phil Edmonds ist, sagte im Juli, dass ihm über eine mögliche Übernahme von namenlosen Parteien genähert worden war. Vor der Ansage des Mittwochs erzählte eine mit der Sache vertraute Person Reuters: "Diskussionen waren noch mit mehr als einer Partei andauernd, und sonst hatte sich die Situation anders nicht wirklich geändert als zu sagen, dass sie bedeutsam seit der ersten Ansage im Juli weitergegangen waren." CAMEC lehnte ab zu kommentieren.

Das Flaggschiff-Projekt von CAMEC ist besessenes Mukondo Bergkobalt der Mehrheit, das in der Demokratischen Republik des Kongos (DRC) meinig ist, in Rechnung gestellt als das reichste meinige Kobalt in der Welt. Im Juli schloss die Gruppe einen langfristigen Vertrag, um seine jährliche Kobalt-Produktion an China's Galico Cobalt & Nickel Materials Co (Galico) zu verkaufen.

Wie man erwartet, laufen Produktionskürzungen und steigende Nachfrage auf ein Weltkobalt-Defizit im nächsten Jahr hinaus

POLITISCHE GEFAHR

ENRC und andere mögliche Käufer wie brasilianischer Eisenerz-Riese Tal und chinesische Parteien würden auch wiegen müssen, ob das attraktive Bergwerksvermögen der Gruppe die Gefahr des Riskierens in nicht stabile Gebiete wie der Kongo und Simbabwe, und die Einfassungen der umstrittenen Geschichte von CAMEC wert ist.

Anteile in CAMEC sind mehr als achtfältig in diesem Jahr geholfen durch die Übernahmespekulation, höheren Kupfer- und Kobalt-Preise und eine Aufregung von positiven korporativen Nachrichten von der Ziel-verzeichneten Gruppe gesprungen.

Kapitalkräftiger ENRC hat sicher die Finanzfeuerkraft, um CAMEC zu kaufen - es hatte grobes verfügbares Kapital von $ 2,0 Milliarden am Ende des Junis - und konnte genügend Bargeld für den unmittelbaren Anfang von einigen von den Vorproduktionsprojekten von CAMEC zur Verfügung stellen.

"In Anbetracht dessen, dass ein Gegenangebot vorhandenes CAMEC Management im Platz verlassen würde, und die Gesellschaft mit dem neuen Bargeld nicht notwendigerweise verlassen würde, um Projekte zu entwickeln, gibt es ein Argument, dass ein 100-Prozent-Kassenangebot einigen Aktionären vorzuziehend sein würde," sagte Salier.

Potenzielle Bittsteller müssen um israelisch-basierten obersten Aktionär Dan Gertler werben, der ungefähr 35 Prozent von CAMEC hält. Die DGI Gruppe von Gertler war für die Anmerkung nicht sofort verfügbar.

Gertler, dessen Familie ein Hauptspieler im globalen Diamantgeschäft ist, wird innerhalb des DRC Bergwerkssektor gut verbunden. Die Reihe und Position des Vermögens von CAMEC machen die Ziel-verzeichnete Gesellschaft schwierig zu schätzen.

"Es gibt sehr, sehr großer Wertbereich, den Sie auf dieses Vermögen abhängig davon stellen können, welche Gefahr Sie zur Erdkunde und Geopolitik der Plätze zuschreiben, in denen sie gelegen werden und die Stufen ihrer Entwicklung," sagte Jim Taylor, Analytiker an Canaccord Adams.

CAMEC hat Kobalt und Kohlenoperationen im DRC, Vermögen im Bokia Platin-Projekt in Simbabwe, einer Bauxitoperation in Mali, und einem Anteil in einer flourspar Operation in Südafrika.

Das Unternehmen wurde in der Meinungsverschiedenheit vor mehreren Jahren wegen der Beteiligung des simbabwischen Unternehmers und Aktionärs Billy Rautenbach verwickelt, aber später verpfändete es, dass er jeden Führungsposten mit CAMEC nicht mehr haben würde.

2007 sagte der Kongo, dass die Bergwerkslizenzen von CAMEC ungültig waren, sagend, dass die Beteiligung von Rautenbach an der Wurzel der Bekümmertheit der Regierung war, nachdem Südafrika ihn unter der Anklage des Schwindels, der Bestechung, und des Diebstahls anhalten wollte.

Rautenbach hält jetzt weniger als 6 Prozent, während Management ungefähr 3 Prozent von CAMEC besitzt.

Quelle:
http://www.forbes.com/feeds/reuters/2009/09/16/2009-09-16T16…

[brangumas]

Dachte ihr schreibt eure Meinung dazu, die würde mich interessieren.
Schlechtes Gefühl habe ich nicht, da 20 Penny pro Aktie verlangt wird und dieser Kurs ja sicherlich beibehalten wird.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.999.234 von brangumas am 17.09.09 12:09:19

Minikorrektur!

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.004.755 von lerchengrund am 17.09.09 21:25:55

schlecht kann es nicht sein!!!!!
weil 135 millionen aktien in england über den tisch gegangen sind!?
soviel möchte ich bemerken! es sind noch nie soviele über den tisch gegangen.....mmmmhhhh

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.005.463 von brangumas am 17.09.09 22:23:05

somit ein Großinvestor!

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.005.617 von lerchengrund am 17.09.09 22:46:09

das gleiche heut schon wieder

[Hermannsam]

So, das Ende der Fahnenstange ist scheinbar erreicht.

War eine schöne Reise von 0,03 bis zum Jetztstand.

Und? Wer nimmt das Angebot an?

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 18 September 2009
Recommended cash offer by

Eurasian Natural Resources Corporation PLC ("ENRC" or "the Group")
for
Central African Mining & Exploration Company PLC ("CAMEC")

Summary
The boards of directors of ENRC and CAMEC announce that they have reached agreement on the terms of a recommended cash offer, to be made by a wholly-owned subsidiary of ENRC, to acquire the entire issued and to be issued ordinary share capital of CAMEC.

The Offer will be 20 pence in cash for each CAMEC Share.

Hermannsam

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.011.699 von Hermannsam am 18.09.09 17:40:50

Hi Hermannsam,

Eine kurze Frage: Ich hab momentan den Umrechnungskurs zu Britannien nicht im Kopf -aber müsste da nicht noch ein bisschen Luft nach oben sein??

Gruß,
Popeye

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.012.113 von Popeye82 am 18.09.09 18:24:30

19.5 GBp entspricht 0,2153 EUR

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.011.699 von Hermannsam am 18.09.09 17:40:50

was ist wenn man das angebot nicht annehmen möchte?
ich camec ist eigentlich noch viel mehr drin.
camec war schon lange unterbewertet!
du stellst fragen und möchtest eine antwort, hast aber nie was zum ganzen gesagt.

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.011.699 von Hermannsam am 18.09.09 17:40:50

deine eigentlich frage ist doch bestimmt so:"verkaufen oder ist licht am tunnel zusehen?"
überlege so ich gebe dir und deinen bekannten 20 cent für 15 cent"
habe ich nicht den gedanken das ich mehr dafür erhalte? (weil dies münze bei einem händler 50cent wert sind oder in den nächtsten jahren sogar noch mehr?
also ich persönlich warte ab. schau dir die aktie von EURASIAN NATURAL RES. CORP. REGISTERED SHARES an.
wkn: A0M9S2

[dbarba]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.014.122 von brangumas am 18.09.09 22:36:48

Wird ENRC jetzt versuchen alle Aktien aufzukaufen? Wenn die grossen institutionellen Anleger das Angebot annehmen, wird sich ENRC über die Börse die restlichen einsammeln, auch wenn sie dafür tiefer in die Tasche greifen müssen. Dh es kommt früher oder später zu einem Delisting. Oder sehe ich das falsch?

Jedenfalls hat uns Phil zur Zeit schön über den Tisch gezogen. Er hätte ja auch abwarten können und bei einer Bieterschlacht hätte sich der Aktienpreis sicherlich noch mehr nach oben bewegt. Jedenfalls hat man gesehen, dass die MM den Preis in einer gewissen Range gehalten haben. Das ganze war ein abgemachtes Spiel zwischen ENRC und CAMEC. Eure Meinung dazu.
Wie geht's jetzt weiter??

Ist ein Investment in ENRC jetzt in Erwägung zu ziehen.
Wenn man sich den Chart anschaut hat die auch eine schöne performance hingelegt, aber wahrscheinlich immer noch billig, oder!

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.013.862 von brangumas am 18.09.09 22:02:35

Hallo brangumas,

Danke. Meine Güte: Mir war ja klar, dass es dem britischem Pfund recht mies ergangen ist -aber das scheint´s ja regelrecht zerlegt zu haben.

Gruß,
Popeye

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.018.211 von Popeye82 am 20.09.09 18:32:38

lol(zum komentar)
zum ganzen ich persönlich warte noch ab

[dbarba]

Entschuldigung brangumas und Popeye, wenn ich mich in euere Ueberlegungen einklincken darf.

Was kann denn jetzt noch passieren mit diesem Wert? Die Institutionellen haben doch alle verkauft?

Danke für euren feedback

barba

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.035.351 von dbarba am 22.09.09 22:40:27

wie geht es eigentlich mit dem DELISTING weiter?

[siegmare]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.063.836 von lerchengrund am 26.09.09 21:44:46

Ob es ein Delisting gebebn wird ist noch gar nicht raus.

[brangumas]

bin draussen. werde wohl in ENRC rein sieht auch sehr nett aus.
schöner gewinn wahr trotzdem bei CAMEC, aber leider wesendlich niedriger als ich dacht bis bald.
wäre schön, wenn ein Thread bei ENRC aufgemacht würde habe mich noch nicht voll regestriert. (evtl. macht es ja jemand von euch für mich)

[kl_hase]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.074.857 von brangumas am 29.09.09 10:52:35

wie bist du raus?über deine depotbank?

[KlausMeyer123]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.074.857 von brangumas am 29.09.09 10:52:35

Hi Leute! Ich bin auch hier investiert. Weiß jemand, ob ich meine CAMEC-Anteile in ENRC-Aktien tauschen kann? Ich möchte meinen Kursgewinn noch nicht versteuern! Weiß jemand wie ich mich verhalten muss? Danke für eure Antworten.

[brangumas]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.086.316 von KlausMeyer123 am 30.09.09 15:02:55

Nein ich habe mich auch schlau gmeacht und meine Bänker sagte und hatte wohl etwas telefoniert und meinte das es derzeit nicht geht.

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.093.030 von brangumas am 01.10.09 11:12:27

wenn man bedenkt, wie hoch hier der Kurs vor der Krise war, sage ich: Sauerei!

[granate]

heute von meiner bank erhalten. Was meint ihr, annehmen oder nicht ?

gruß

granate

Sehr geehrte Kundin, sehr geehrter Kunde,
die Eurasian Natural Resources Corp. bietet Ihnen als Aktionär der o. g. Gesellschaft ein
Übernahme-/Abfindungsangebot für Ihre Aktien an. Bei Annahme des Angebotes erhalten Sie unter abgabe
Ihrer Aktien folgende Konditionen:
Frist: bis 09.11.2009
Abfindungsbetrag: GBP 0,20 je Aktie
Bei den hier übermittelten Informationen handelt es sich um solche, die wir im Rahmen der
allgemeinen Informationspflichten gemäß Ziffer 16 der "Sonderbedingungen für den Handel in
Finanzinstrumente" an Sie weitergeben. Richtigkeit und Vollständigkeit der Informationen werden von
Cortal Consors nicht geprüft. Cortal Consors haftet als Kommissionärin nicht für die Höhe oder die
Erfüllung des Angebotes.
Sollten Sie von diesem Angebot Gebrauch machen, senden Sie bitte den beiliegenden Auftrag bis spätestens 04. November 2009/10:00 Uhr - bei uns eintreffend -
ausgefüllt
an uns zurück. Bei Auftragseingang versehen wir Ihren Bestand mit einer Sperre. Ohne Ihre Weisung
werden wir nichts unternehmen.
Für Rückfragen ist Ihr persönliches Betreuungsteam gerne für Sie da.
Mit freundlichen Grüßen

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.170.482 von granate am 13.10.09 21:26:09

wenn man bedenkt, wie hoch hier der Kurs vor der Krise war, sage ich: Sauerei!

[174]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.198.860 von lerchengrund am 17.10.09 12:35:47

hat hier jemand noch aktien die nicht angedient sind.
muss wegen der spekufrist noch bis 18.12.09 warten
hoffe dass danach noch ein verkauf bzw andienung möglich ist

weiss hier jemand mehr
in münchen wird heute noch gehandelt, frankfurt bereits ausgesetzt

[karmann1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.527.838 von 174 am 08.12.09 14:10:20

Hallo,

ich halte auch noch aktien von camec und habe den Verkauf bzw. das Übernahmeangebot verpasst.
Hast du bereits Infos was weiter passiert und wie man sich hier verhält?

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.632.512 von karmann1 am 26.12.09 16:39:54

wahrscheinlich wird der Kurs abschmieren!

ich habe das schon mal erlebt!

Sauerei!

[ArminKow]

Wann kriege ich endlich mein Geld von ENRC?

Ich hab bei meiner Bank (Ing DiBa) schon vor 3 Wochen Bescheid gegeben, dass ich das Übernahmeangebot annehmen möchte.

Bis jetzt keine Rückmeldung oder Geld bekommen.

Dauert das bei Euch auch solange?

[ArminKow]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.930.344 von ArminKow am 11.02.10 22:18:14

Die Frage hat sich erübrigt, ich habe nämlich heute mein Geld bekommen

[lerchengrund]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.962.132 von ArminKow am 17.02.10 20:53:41

meine Kohle ist auch da!