MONUMENT Mining Ltd. (WKN: A0MSJR) Goldproduzent aus Kanada!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! (Seite 1057)

[Simonalex]

Meiner Meinung haben wir immer noch Kaufkurse. Man könnte heute morgen noch günstiger reinkommen als heute Nachmittag, wenn Kanada öffnet.

Leider habe ich kein cash-on-hand, sonst würde ich dazukaufen.

Die Chancen Buchgewinn zu machen für Neueinsteiger. liegen bestimmt immer noch höher, als morgen auf Buchverlusten zu sitzen. Sicher ist natürlich nichts, aber die facts sprechen für weiter steigende Kurse zumindest in den nächsten Tagen.

[Simonalex]

Zitat von Simonalex: Korrektur: das Resultat stimmt, aber ersetze 64,1 Mio. durch 54.1.Mio

(30 Mio. x 0.38 + 24,1 Mio zu (0.50 + 0.125)/ 54.1 Mio = 0.489 CAD

0.38 = eine Annahme

Ich ersetze nun die konkrete Zahl durch meine Annahme.

(30 Mio. x 0.43 + 24,1 Mio x (0.50 + 0.125)/ 54.1 Mio. = 0.517 CAD


Bis der neue starke Mann break-even ist sind somit 0.52 CAD angesagt.

Diese sollten also durchaus machbar sein. Darunter wird GoldMet keine shares auf dem Markt verkaufen, jedoch dazukaufen.

[Simonalex]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.393.221 von GustavOemark am 17.07.12 10:28:07

0.24 sind nicht relevant. Die 0.43 zählen.

Incom kaufte 30 Mio. von unbekannt für 0.43 CAD ( eine offshore Firma, die möglichst keine Steuern bezahlen will)

GoldMet kauft diese von seiner Mutter "Incom"für 0.24 CAD ab.

[MusterrKnabe]

Das sind ja spannende News und ich gehe nach wie vor davon aus, dass das PP zu 0,50$ vom Tisch ist! Es ist auch nur schwerlich erklärbar wieso (wenn man in zwei Woche auf den Kurs schaut) ein PP mit Discount auf den Marktpreis machbar sein sollte! Die Frage ist ja nun, wer den Rest an Goldmet hält und ich habe da ein paar Ideen. Ich kenne zwar nicht das persönliche Verhältnis zwischen den Personen, aber ich denke, dass es wohl eine Personalunion gibt. Die Strategie mit dem PP zur Verwässerung ist nicht aufgegangen, also hat man den Plan B gezogen und die bereits ausstehenden Warrants jetzt wieder belebt. Ich hatte noch im Hinterkopf, dass es auch noch die „convertable Notes“ gibt, vielleicht kommen die Warrants hiervon auch noch ins Spiel, auch wenn hier für den Halter ein „tax event“ entsteht. Ich denke, dass alle verfügbaren Warrants ausgeübt werden und dass das PP Geschichte ist. Die Nebelkerze, dass Monument Geld brauch und eine Finanzierung über 70 Mio $ benötigt halte ich für ein Gerücht! Die Firma benötigt kein Geld, keinen Cent! Sollte dar Eisenabbau auf Mengapur aktuell nicht laufen, werden wir bald die News bekommen, dass man wieder mit dem Abbau beginnt. Die Einigung mit dem Dienstleister wurde ja bereits verkündet – nicht ohne Grund (zwischen den Zeilen lesen)- und nur die vertragliche Einigung noch nicht. Ich denke, dass kommt bald und dann kommt Cash Flow aus Mengapur. Monument wurde für die Verwässerungsorgie (für die Buddies) klein gehalten, aber dafür gibt es jetzt scheinbar keine Notwendigkeit/Möglichkeit mehr. Vielleicht kommt ein PP zu 2$!

Bei der Goldmet News fand ich jetzt nur die Preise lustig, denn die Warrants wurden zum Einkaufspreis weitergereicht, die Aktien deutlich drunter, also wird der gute Herr wohl für die Ausübung der Warrants durch Goldmet kein frisches Geld beisteuern und die anderen Jungs (restliche 46% von Goldmet vielleicht Orifer???) dürfen ein buyin machen. Tolle News!

@ isngrad
Ich bin auch all in, habe nur 75% gerade in Monument, da man die trigger events gerade handeln sollte- buy and hold funktioniert gerade nicht, man muss die Aufzüge dann nehmen, wenn sie in Bewegung kommen.

[Legnano]

Zitat von GustavOemark: "On July 16, 2012, GoldMet acquired ownership of 30,000,000 Monument Shares from Incom at a
price of $0.24 per Monument Share (the “GoldMet Share Transaction”). "

Hallo GustavOemark,

man beachte den gesamten Kontext (siehe folgenden Auszug). Da George Molyviatis 100% an Incom besitzt und $0,43 für das selbe Aktienpaket (30.000.000) bezahlt hat, was nun von Incom (Herr Molyviatis) nun an Goldmet $0,24 verkauft wurde, an dem auch Herr Molyviatis zu 54% beteiligt ist, kann sich jeder selbst den Durchschnittspreis ermitteln.

Quelle: http://sedar.com/GetFile.do?lang=EN&docClass=4&issuerNo=0000…

Zitat:

"On July 16, 2012, GoldMet acquired ownership of 30,000,000 Monument Shares from Incom at a price of $0.24 per Monument Share (the “GoldMet Share Transaction”). Incom had acquired such block of Monument Shares in an arm’s length transaction from an offshore entity at a price of $0.43 per Monument Share immediately prior to the GoldMet Share Transaction. Such block of Monument Shares represents approximately 14.4% of those issued and outstanding as of March 31, 2012.
(...)
The Warrants were acquired from George Molyviatis, an individual and the sole shareholder of
Incom, which is the majority shareholder of GoldMet, in a private transaction for aggregate
consideration of CAD$1,929,000. Mr. Molyviatis owns 100% of Incom, which owns
approximately 54% of the issued and outstanding common shares of GoldMet. The Warrants
were acquired by Mr. Molyviatis on July 12, 2012 pursuant to the Initial Warrant Transaction.
The price paid by Mr. Molyviatis to acquire each Warrant pursuant to the Initial Warrant
Transaction was identical to the price paid by GoldMet to acquire each Warrant pursuant to the
GoldMet Warrant Transaction.
The GoldMet Share Transaction was completed on July 16, 2012, for aggregate consideration of
CAD$7,200,000. The 30,000,000 Monument Shares were acquired pursuant to a private share"

[Simonalex]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.392.466 von dimon010182 am 17.07.12 04:14:57

Hi dimon010182

Danke fürs reinstellen. Ich stelle das für mich Zentrale nochmal hier rein, w


On July 12, 2012, in a private transaction, GoldMet acquired (the “GoldMet Warrant
Transaction”) ownership of 24,112,500 warrants (the “Warrants”) to purchase common shares
of Monument Mining Limited (“Monument”) from George Molyviatis (an offshore purchaser).
Mr. Molyviatis is the sole shareholder of Incom Trading Limited (“Incom”), which is the
majority shareholder of GoldMet. Mr. Molyviatis had acquired 17,700,000 of such warrants from
three offshore unrelated third parties (the “Initial Warrant Transaction”) immediately prior to
selling all of the Warrants to GoldMet. Prior to the Initial Warrant Transaction, Mr. Molyviatis
held 6,412,500 Warrants that were included in the GoldMet Warrant Transaction.


On July 16, 2012, GoldMet acquired ownership of 30,000,000 Monument Shares from Incom at a
price of $0.24 per Monument Share (the “GoldMet Share Transaction”). Incom had acquired
such block of Monument Shares in an arm’s length transaction from an offshore entity(ist leider nicht bekannt wer, aber nicht zentral) at a price
of $0.43 per Monument Share immediately prior to the GoldMet Share Transaction

The Warrants were acquired from George Molyviatis, an individual and the sole shareholder of
Incom, which is the majority shareholder of GoldMet, in a private transaction for aggregate
consideration of CAD$1,929,000. Mr. Molyviatis owns 100% of Incom, which owns
approximately 54% of the issued and outstanding common shares of GoldMet

The 30,000,000 Monument Shares were acquired pursuant to a private share
purchase agreement between Incom Trading Limited and GoldMet.



Wer hat das Sagen

Der starke Mann mit ca 26% Anteil ist neu George Molyviatis, Kontrollperson mit 54% Anteil an GoldMET
(GoldMet will own 54,112,500
Monument Shares, representing approximately 26.0% of the issued and outstanding common
shares of Monument.)

30 Millionen shares gekauft für 0.24 CAD oder 0.43?

Incom hat für 0.43 CAD gekauft und seiner Tochter GoldMet (54% Anteil) die shares für 0.24 weitergekauft.

In meiner Berechnung vor ein paar Tagen bin ich von 0.38 CAD ausgegangen. Jetzt sind es 0.43. Dies ist positiv zu werten.

Das gewählte Vorgehen ist wahrscheinlich aus steuerlichen Gründen so kontruiert worden.

[GustavOemark]

"On July 16, 2012, GoldMet acquired ownership of 30,000,000 Monument Shares from Incom at a
price of $0.24 per Monument Share (the “GoldMet Share Transaction”). "

[Simonalex]

Zitat von brettonwoods: Tulum möchte weiterhin die Finanzierung durchführen, muss aber erst das ok der TSX bekommen, leider liegt es so lange (schon) auf Eis... Mittlerweile wäre es selbst zu diesem so heiß diskutierten Konditionen, besser das Geld wäre im "Sack" und man könnte beispielsweise auf Mengapur durchstarten, oder die Ressourcen und die Produktionskapazität erhöhen.

Auf Grund der neusten Entwicklung, sinkt die Wahrscheinlichkeit des PP aus meiner Sicht. Das würde ich mal positiv werten. Begründung folgt.

[brettonwoods]

in der Tat etwas verwirrend, ich versuche mal nachzuhaken.... (am Ende ist aber wichtig, dass dies auf Wochensicht vom Tisch ist und Geld in die Kasse kommt)

[dimon010182]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.392.465 von dimon010182 am 17.07.12 04:13:14

hir mal der ganze Beitrag von SEDAR

EARLY WARNING REPORT UNDER
SECTION 101 OF THE SECURITIES ACT (ONTARIO)
NATIONAL INSTRUMENT 62-103
1. Name and address of the offeror:
GoldMet B.V. (“GoldMet”)
Lairessestraat 154
1075 HL Amsterdam
The Netherlands
2. Designation and number or principal amount of securities and the offeror's securityholding percentage in the class of securities of which the offeror acquired ownership or
control in the transaction or occurrence giving rise to the obligation to file the news release
and whether it was ownership or control that was acquired.
On July 12, 2012, in a private transaction, GoldMet acquired (the “GoldMet Warrant
Transaction”) ownership of 24,112,500 warrants (the “Warrants”) to purchase common shares
of Monument Mining Limited (“Monument”) from George Molyviatis (an offshore purchaser).
Mr. Molyviatis is the sole shareholder of Incom Trading Limited (“Incom”), which is the
majority shareholder of GoldMet. Mr. Molyviatis had acquired 17,700,000 of such warrants from
three offshore unrelated third parties (the “Initial Warrant Transaction”) immediately prior to
selling all of the Warrants to GoldMet. Prior to the Initial Warrant Transaction, Mr. Molyviatis
held 6,412,500 Warrants that were included in the GoldMet Warrant Transaction.
Each Warrant entitles the holder to purchase one common share of Monument (each, a
“Monument Share”) at a price of CAD$0.50 at any time until July 21, 2012. The exercise of all
of such Warrants by GoldMet would result in GoldMet acquiring ownership of approximately
11.6% of the issued and outstanding common shares of Monument, calculated using the number
of issued and outstanding Monument Shares as of March 31, 2012 and on a partially diluted basis,
assuming the exercise of the Warrants but not all outstanding convertible securities of Monument.
The Warrants represent approximately 35.8% of all outstanding warrants of the same class,
calculated using the number of warrants of the same class outstanding as of March 31, 2012.
On July 16, 2012, GoldMet acquired ownership of 30,000,000 Monument Shares from Incom at a
price of $0.24 per Monument Share (the “GoldMet Share Transaction”). Incom had acquired
such block of Monument Shares in an arm’s length transaction from an offshore entity at a price
of $0.43 per Monument Share immediately prior to the GoldMet Share Transaction. Such block
of Monument Shares represents approximately 14.4% of those issued and outstanding as of
March 31, 2012.
Assuming the exercise by GoldMet of all of the Warrants, GoldMet will own 54,112,500
Monument Shares, representing approximately 26.0% of the issued and outstanding common
shares of Monument.
3. Designation and number or principal amount of securities and the offeror's securityholding percentage in the class of securities immediately after the transaction or occurrence
giving rise to the reporting obligation.
See section 2 above. 2.
4. Designation and number or principal amount of securities and the percentage of
outstanding securities of the class of securities referred to in paragraph 3 over which,
(a) The offeror, either alone or together with any joint actors, has ownership and
control;
See section 2 above.
(b) the offeror, either alone or together with any joint actors, has ownership but control
is held by other persons or companies other than the offeror or any joint actor;
Not applicable.
(c) the offeror, either alone or together with any joint actors, has exclusive or shared
control but does not have ownership.
Not applicable.
5. Name the market in which the transaction or occurrence that gave rise to the news release
took place.
The securities acquired as described in section 2 above were acquired pursuant to private
transactions.
6. The value, in Canadian dollars, of any consideration offered per security if the offeror
acquired ownership of a security in the transaction or occurrence giving rise to the
obligation to file a news release.
GoldMet acquired each Warrant and Monument Share, referenced in section 2 above, in
consideration for CAD$0.08 per Warrant and CAD$0.24 per Monument Share, respectively.
7. Purpose of the offeror and any joint actors in effecting the transaction or occurrence that
gave rise to the news release, including any future intention to acquire ownership of, or
control over, additional securities of the reporting issuer.
The Warrants were acquired from George Molyviatis, an individual and the sole shareholder of
Incom, which is the majority shareholder of GoldMet, in a private transaction for aggregate
consideration of CAD$1,929,000. Mr. Molyviatis owns 100% of Incom, which owns
approximately 54% of the issued and outstanding common shares of GoldMet. The Warrants
were acquired by Mr. Molyviatis on July 12, 2012 pursuant to the Initial Warrant Transaction.
The price paid by Mr. Molyviatis to acquire each Warrant pursuant to the Initial Warrant
Transaction was identical to the price paid by GoldMet to acquire each Warrant pursuant to the
GoldMet Warrant Transaction.
The GoldMet Share Transaction was completed on July 16, 2012, for aggregate consideration of
CAD$7,200,000. The 30,000,000 Monument Shares were acquired pursuant to a private share
purchase agreement between Incom Trading Limited and GoldMet.
The securities noted in section 2 above were acquired by GoldMet for investment purposes.
From time to time, GoldMet may: (i) acquire additional securities of Monument; (ii) dispose of
some or all of the securities it holds; or (iii) continue to hold its current position, in each case 3.
depending on the business and prospects of Monument, GoldMet itself, as well as future market
conditions.
8. General nature and the material terms of any agreement, other than lending arrangements,
with respect to securities of the reporting issuer entered into by the offeror, or any joint
actor, and the issuer of the securities or any other entity in connection with the transaction
or occurrence giving rise to the news release, including agreements with respect to the
acquisition, holding, disposition or voting of any of the securities.
Not applicable.
9. Names of any joint actors in connection with the disclosure required herein:
See section 7 above.
10. In the case of a transaction or occurrence that did not take place on a stock exchange or
other market that represents a published market for the securities, including an issuance
from treasury, the nature and value of the consideration paid by the offeror.
The Warrants and Monument Shares, referenced in section 2 above, were acquired for a total
aggregate consideration of CAD$1,929,000 and CAD$7,200,000, respectively.
11. If applicable, a description of any change in any material fact set out in a previous report by
the entity under the early warning requirements or Part 4 of National Instrument 62-103 in
respect of the reporting issuer's securities:
None other than as described in section 2 above.
12. If applicable, a description of the exemption from securities legislation being relied on by
the offeror and the facts supporting that reliance.
Not applicable.
Dated this 16
th
day of July, 2012.
Per: “George Molyviatis”
George Molyviatis