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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.391.675 von Arctic-Power am 01.10.16 22:39:36Ja das ist die Frage aller Fragen...
Was haben die vereinbart?
Also im Australischen Forum wurde dass auch schon direkt nach der Verkündung thematisiert und ein User hat auch direkt eine Email an GME geschickt und zügig eine Antwort erhalten dass die Möglichkeit einer Übernahme des Projektes nicht besteht, nur eine Strategische Partnerschaft.
Da unsere MK ja eig eh nicht so hoch ist könnte und ja eig sowie jeder Hans und Kuntz kaufen über....
Was ich mich zusätzlich Frage? Warum sollte GME kurz vor der Erteilung der Lizens ALLES für nen Appel und nen Ei verramschen? Laut Jahresberichten würde die Kohle noch ein paar Jahre reichen und dann kann man sich vor potentiellen Investoren eh nicht reden.
Jetzt ist diese Partnerschaft beschlossen...
Naja...gucken wir was kommt....
Wie Artic: no comment, just confused.....
Was haben die vereinbart?
Also im Australischen Forum wurde dass auch schon direkt nach der Verkündung thematisiert und ein User hat auch direkt eine Email an GME geschickt und zügig eine Antwort erhalten dass die Möglichkeit einer Übernahme des Projektes nicht besteht, nur eine Strategische Partnerschaft.
Da unsere MK ja eig eh nicht so hoch ist könnte und ja eig sowie jeder Hans und Kuntz kaufen über....
Was ich mich zusätzlich Frage? Warum sollte GME kurz vor der Erteilung der Lizens ALLES für nen Appel und nen Ei verramschen? Laut Jahresberichten würde die Kohle noch ein paar Jahre reichen und dann kann man sich vor potentiellen Investoren eh nicht reden.
Jetzt ist diese Partnerschaft beschlossen...
Naja...gucken wir was kommt....
Wie Artic: no comment, just confused.....
http://politiken.dk/udland/ECE3408133/groenland-vil-undersoe…
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Greenland will explore the mysterious exchange release
Both mining minister and the mining industry are confused about what is agreed on uranium mountain Kvanefjeld.
Narsaq. Klos op ad den sydgrønlandske by ligger bjerget Kvanefjeld, der er spækket med sjældne jordarter og uran. Foto: Sofia Busk.
Narsaq. Klos up the south Greenland town is the mountain Kvanefjeld, which is packed with rare earths and uranium.
Photo: Sofia Busk.
Adam Hannestad
Adam Hannestad Journalist
An international agreement to buy one of Greenland's largest minehåb, mountain Kvanefjeld in South Greenland has sparked so much confusion that the Greenland Government has now begun an investigation of the case.
The confusion is a vital thing: Is the company Greenland Minerals & Energy (GME), which controls the license to dig rare earths, uranium and zinc out of Kvanefjeld, being sold to a Chinese investor?
Unusually in the international business community, the two companies behind the trade - China Shenghe Resources and Australian GME - sent seemingly conflicting announcements to their respective stock exchanges, Shanghai and ASX in Sydney.
READ ARTICLE Chinese company slider million in Greenlandic uranium mine
The difference between the two announcements about something crucial: whether Shenghe at some point in the future have the right to acquire 60 percent of GME - and thereby gain complete control over the company sits on Greenland's largest known reserve of rare earths and uranium . The amount of raw materials is so great that it can influence the world market if the mine one day become a reality.
Mining Minister Randi Vestergaard Evaldsen (Democrats) says that she now has begun a review of the case.
It's hard to be sure whether there may be an indirect transfer
Randi Vestergaard Evaldsen, mining minister (the Democrats)
"We are investigating what is behind," she says. "It's hard to be sure whether there may be an indirect transfer. Whether this is true or not is too early to tell right now. It must Mining Department investigate ".
Option or not?
Usually coordinating two listed companies carefully the contents of the letters they send to stock exchanges and therefore their shareholders.
However, in this case.
GME indicates in its stock exchange announcement that Shenghe bought 12.5 percent of the company for 23 million crowns and now will be a strategic partner. It is a breakthrough for GME, thus for the first time is one of the world's major mining companies for rare earths with the owners.
Shenghe have the same message. But the company added that it has also made a so-called option to buy 60 percent of the company at a later time when Kvanefjeld project has come so far that it has received an exploitation license and everything is in place to extract and sell raw materials.
READ ARTICLE China to buy control of Greenland's uranium: "It will be noticed in the US '
"Shenghe Resources has an option to buy up to 60 percent of the share capital, based on a mutual agreement between the companies at the time", states on page 2 of Shenghes exchange release . An entry that is repeated on page 9 of the same message.
Confusion in the industry
It is not only mining minister, who wonders why the two companies apparently disagree on something as crucial as if the company may be taken over by Shenghe Resources sometime in the future.
Sources in Greenland mining industry says that it is something that has created widespread confusion. "Everyone is talking about it," says a senior businessman.
In GME maintains CEO, John Mair, that option does not exist.
Shenghe has no options or exclusive rights
John Mair, Director, GME
"The agreement with Shenghe is only an agreement to buy 12.5 million shares," he writes in an email to Politiken. "Shenghe has no options or exclusive rights in relation to the project or product flows'.
It has not been possible to get a response from John Mair on how it can be that Shenghe writes that you have an option. Neither has it been possible to get a response from Shenghe Resources.
Chinese people welcome
Mining Minister Randi Vestergaard Evaldsen emphasizes that she does not see any problems in that a Chinese company becomes a partner in the project - and certainly not a professional large company like Shenghe with a market capitalization of $ 15 billion. She just wanted to hear about my license in Kvanefjeld is being taken over by the back door.
"Seen from the Greenland Government (the Government of Greenland, ed.) Side it does not matter who invests. Anyone who wants to invest in Greenland, is welcome as long as they meet the requirements of the raw materials sector such as environment and health. It does not matter whether they're Chinese or Canadians or Danes, "she says.
Shenghe Resources is known as an international heavyweight in the rare earth the raw materials that are the cornerstone of the mining project in Kvanefjeld. DETE r a common name for a number of metals that are used for the production of, inter alia, solar cells, wind turbines and mobile phones.
READ ARTICLE The rare earths are not rare ...
Greenland's economy is strained, and the company hopes to get a number of large mining projects off the ground. Right now the prospects are not the best, because raw material prices are generally low, and the cost of bringing mines as far north is often high. Past predictions from the previous government that there can be up to five mines in operation in a few years, has been replaced by more subdued tones.
"I am still optimistic that we get it reversed; there are still many who are investigating and doing research in Greenland, "she says. "But we have become more realistic."
Would you like to keep up with the latest articles from Adam Hannestad or Internationally, click on 'Følg' button at the top of this article. Then it automatically shows up in your power when you are logged in to Politiken.
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google translate
Greenland will explore the mysterious exchange release
Both mining minister and the mining industry are confused about what is agreed on uranium mountain Kvanefjeld.
Narsaq. Klos op ad den sydgrønlandske by ligger bjerget Kvanefjeld, der er spækket med sjældne jordarter og uran. Foto: Sofia Busk.
Narsaq. Klos up the south Greenland town is the mountain Kvanefjeld, which is packed with rare earths and uranium.
Photo: Sofia Busk.
Adam Hannestad
Adam Hannestad Journalist
An international agreement to buy one of Greenland's largest minehåb, mountain Kvanefjeld in South Greenland has sparked so much confusion that the Greenland Government has now begun an investigation of the case.
The confusion is a vital thing: Is the company Greenland Minerals & Energy (GME), which controls the license to dig rare earths, uranium and zinc out of Kvanefjeld, being sold to a Chinese investor?
Unusually in the international business community, the two companies behind the trade - China Shenghe Resources and Australian GME - sent seemingly conflicting announcements to their respective stock exchanges, Shanghai and ASX in Sydney.
READ ARTICLE Chinese company slider million in Greenlandic uranium mine
The difference between the two announcements about something crucial: whether Shenghe at some point in the future have the right to acquire 60 percent of GME - and thereby gain complete control over the company sits on Greenland's largest known reserve of rare earths and uranium . The amount of raw materials is so great that it can influence the world market if the mine one day become a reality.
Mining Minister Randi Vestergaard Evaldsen (Democrats) says that she now has begun a review of the case.
It's hard to be sure whether there may be an indirect transfer
Randi Vestergaard Evaldsen, mining minister (the Democrats)
"We are investigating what is behind," she says. "It's hard to be sure whether there may be an indirect transfer. Whether this is true or not is too early to tell right now. It must Mining Department investigate ".
Option or not?
Usually coordinating two listed companies carefully the contents of the letters they send to stock exchanges and therefore their shareholders.
However, in this case.
GME indicates in its stock exchange announcement that Shenghe bought 12.5 percent of the company for 23 million crowns and now will be a strategic partner. It is a breakthrough for GME, thus for the first time is one of the world's major mining companies for rare earths with the owners.
Shenghe have the same message. But the company added that it has also made a so-called option to buy 60 percent of the company at a later time when Kvanefjeld project has come so far that it has received an exploitation license and everything is in place to extract and sell raw materials.
READ ARTICLE China to buy control of Greenland's uranium: "It will be noticed in the US '
"Shenghe Resources has an option to buy up to 60 percent of the share capital, based on a mutual agreement between the companies at the time", states on page 2 of Shenghes exchange release . An entry that is repeated on page 9 of the same message.
Confusion in the industry
It is not only mining minister, who wonders why the two companies apparently disagree on something as crucial as if the company may be taken over by Shenghe Resources sometime in the future.
Sources in Greenland mining industry says that it is something that has created widespread confusion. "Everyone is talking about it," says a senior businessman.
In GME maintains CEO, John Mair, that option does not exist.
Shenghe has no options or exclusive rights
John Mair, Director, GME
"The agreement with Shenghe is only an agreement to buy 12.5 million shares," he writes in an email to Politiken. "Shenghe has no options or exclusive rights in relation to the project or product flows'.
It has not been possible to get a response from John Mair on how it can be that Shenghe writes that you have an option. Neither has it been possible to get a response from Shenghe Resources.
Chinese people welcome
Mining Minister Randi Vestergaard Evaldsen emphasizes that she does not see any problems in that a Chinese company becomes a partner in the project - and certainly not a professional large company like Shenghe with a market capitalization of $ 15 billion. She just wanted to hear about my license in Kvanefjeld is being taken over by the back door.
"Seen from the Greenland Government (the Government of Greenland, ed.) Side it does not matter who invests. Anyone who wants to invest in Greenland, is welcome as long as they meet the requirements of the raw materials sector such as environment and health. It does not matter whether they're Chinese or Canadians or Danes, "she says.
Shenghe Resources is known as an international heavyweight in the rare earth the raw materials that are the cornerstone of the mining project in Kvanefjeld. DETE r a common name for a number of metals that are used for the production of, inter alia, solar cells, wind turbines and mobile phones.
READ ARTICLE The rare earths are not rare ...
Greenland's economy is strained, and the company hopes to get a number of large mining projects off the ground. Right now the prospects are not the best, because raw material prices are generally low, and the cost of bringing mines as far north is often high. Past predictions from the previous government that there can be up to five mines in operation in a few years, has been replaced by more subdued tones.
"I am still optimistic that we get it reversed; there are still many who are investigating and doing research in Greenland, "she says. "But we have become more realistic."
Would you like to keep up with the latest articles from Adam Hannestad or Internationally, click on 'Følg' button at the top of this article. Then it automatically shows up in your power when you are logged in to Politiken.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.381.598 von specku am 30.09.16 10:31:22Einen australischen Wert mit einem deutschen Micro-Aktienforum pushen 
.... Ist klar.. Na dann mal los... Wozu Qualität wenn man einen specku hat 
.... Ist klar.. Na dann mal los... Wozu Qualität wenn man einen specku hat 
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.379.930 von PillePalle1980 am 30.09.16 08:08:22Mit dreifachen posting ist man dreifach abgesichert und landet unter die top 10 der meisgesuchten aktien, was wiederum den kauf der papiere unterstützt und das volumen so buchstäblich wie ein rosinenbrötchen aufquellen lässt. Guten Apetit !
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.379.852 von schalkimnacken am 30.09.16 08:01:46Hochachtungsvoll "Danke" für den Hinweis:-) möchte mich für meine Fehler endschuldigen;-)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.379.540 von PillePalle1980 am 30.09.16 06:20:39Wozu das Doppelposting, wurde doch einen Beitrag vorher bereits gepostet?
Und es wäre hilfreich Links auch als solche einzustellen.. Besten Dank im Vorraus...
Und es wäre hilfreich Links auch als solche einzustellen.. Besten Dank im Vorraus...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.379.531 von Depotmanager04 am 30.09.16 06:05:52Guten Morgen:-)
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/71286/gr…
http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/71286/gr…
Greenland Minerals and Energy Ltd gets boost from international treaty formalisation
Friday, September 30, 2016 by Proactive Investors
Greenland Minerals and Energy Ltd (ASX:GGG) moves another step closer to the development of its Kvanefjeld rare earths and uranium project located in the Danish territory of Greenland.
Greenland, the territory, has now formalised its status as a signatory to international nuclear conventions allowing for its participation in the uranium industry.
During June, the Greenland and Danish parliaments passed legislation allowing uranium export from Greenland.
This confirms that a regulatory framework will be in place to permit the production and export of uranium as the company developments its flagship Kvanefjeld Project.
A mining license application for Kvanefjeld was submitted in late 2015 and the major reviews of key components are now advanced.
Background
Greenland Minerals' vision is to develop a stable, long-term source of materials for clean energy generation and energy efficient technologies.
Kvanefjeld is one of the world's most advanced rare earth and uranium projects with defined JORC compliant resources of over 1 billion tonnes containing 11.1 million tonnes of rare earth oxide and 593 million pounds of uranium.
As per the updated feasibility study, the net present value of the project is US$1.59 billion and the internal rate of return is 43.4%.
Project financing costs are US$831.9 million and the project has a payback period of 5 years.
Greenland Minerals is exploring the use of hydro‐electric power for Kvanefjeld having signed an agreement with a European multi-national conglomerate to develop a "power concept" based on renewable energy to power Kvanefjeld.
Third party financing, construction, and operation of a port of sufficient scale, accommodation for employees, power supply and supplies of key reagents would enhance strategic partner, offtake and financing imperatives.
Build Own Operate (BOO) arrangements would prove a significant value driver.
Recent strategic partnership
Greenland Minerals recently agreed to issue a 12.5% equity stake to a subsidiary of leading rare earth company Shenghe Resources Holding Co Ltd (SHA:600392), which has a market cap of over A$2.5 billion.
The agreement aligns one of the world’s premier emerging rare earth projects, with one of the most technically-proficient, internationally focussed, and front-footed Chinese rare earth groups.
The combination makes for a very powerful proposition.
Under the subscription agreement Greenland Minerals will receive $4.625 million through the issue of 125 million shares priced at $0.037 to Shenghe.
This will be subject to approval from both shareholders and the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) before November 30, 2016.
The fundamental objective of both parties is to develop the Kvanefjeld rare earth and uranium project in Greenland as a cornerstone to new supply networks.
Shenghe Resources Holding Co Ltd
Shenghe is a leading rare earth company with experience in all parts of the rare earth industrial chain including mining, beneficiation, metallurgy, separation, downstream processing and marketing.
Shenghe also has an extensive financial investment background and solid capital strength.
The Shenghe group:
- Controls domestic sources of rare earth ores and concentrates;
- Controls significant rare earth separation capacity in China;
- Produces rare earth metals and alloys to the highest purities;
- Produces end-use rare earth products such as polishing powders, catalysts, molecular sieves; and
- Has an established international customer base for its products.
Proactive Investors Australia is the market leader in producing news, articles and research reports on ASX emerging companies with distribution in Australia, UK, North America and Hong Kong / China.
Quelle: http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/71286/gr…
Friday, September 30, 2016 by Proactive Investors
Greenland Minerals and Energy Ltd (ASX:GGG) moves another step closer to the development of its Kvanefjeld rare earths and uranium project located in the Danish territory of Greenland.
Greenland, the territory, has now formalised its status as a signatory to international nuclear conventions allowing for its participation in the uranium industry.
During June, the Greenland and Danish parliaments passed legislation allowing uranium export from Greenland.
This confirms that a regulatory framework will be in place to permit the production and export of uranium as the company developments its flagship Kvanefjeld Project.
A mining license application for Kvanefjeld was submitted in late 2015 and the major reviews of key components are now advanced.
Background
Greenland Minerals' vision is to develop a stable, long-term source of materials for clean energy generation and energy efficient technologies.
Kvanefjeld is one of the world's most advanced rare earth and uranium projects with defined JORC compliant resources of over 1 billion tonnes containing 11.1 million tonnes of rare earth oxide and 593 million pounds of uranium.
As per the updated feasibility study, the net present value of the project is US$1.59 billion and the internal rate of return is 43.4%.
Project financing costs are US$831.9 million and the project has a payback period of 5 years.
Greenland Minerals is exploring the use of hydro‐electric power for Kvanefjeld having signed an agreement with a European multi-national conglomerate to develop a "power concept" based on renewable energy to power Kvanefjeld.
Third party financing, construction, and operation of a port of sufficient scale, accommodation for employees, power supply and supplies of key reagents would enhance strategic partner, offtake and financing imperatives.
Build Own Operate (BOO) arrangements would prove a significant value driver.
Recent strategic partnership
Greenland Minerals recently agreed to issue a 12.5% equity stake to a subsidiary of leading rare earth company Shenghe Resources Holding Co Ltd (SHA:600392), which has a market cap of over A$2.5 billion.
The agreement aligns one of the world’s premier emerging rare earth projects, with one of the most technically-proficient, internationally focussed, and front-footed Chinese rare earth groups.
The combination makes for a very powerful proposition.
Under the subscription agreement Greenland Minerals will receive $4.625 million through the issue of 125 million shares priced at $0.037 to Shenghe.
This will be subject to approval from both shareholders and the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) before November 30, 2016.
The fundamental objective of both parties is to develop the Kvanefjeld rare earth and uranium project in Greenland as a cornerstone to new supply networks.
Shenghe Resources Holding Co Ltd
Shenghe is a leading rare earth company with experience in all parts of the rare earth industrial chain including mining, beneficiation, metallurgy, separation, downstream processing and marketing.
Shenghe also has an extensive financial investment background and solid capital strength.
The Shenghe group:
- Controls domestic sources of rare earth ores and concentrates;
- Controls significant rare earth separation capacity in China;
- Produces rare earth metals and alloys to the highest purities;
- Produces end-use rare earth products such as polishing powders, catalysts, molecular sieves; and
- Has an established international customer base for its products.
Proactive Investors Australia is the market leader in producing news, articles and research reports on ASX emerging companies with distribution in Australia, UK, North America and Hong Kong / China.
Quelle: http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/71286/gr…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 53.372.106 von schalkimnacken am 29.09.16 09:46:21interessant. Leider hat er es mit den Bergbauunternehmen nur allgemein gehalten. Kann man auch verstehen. Kein Öl ins Feuer gießen. Vielleicht sind wir ja dabei.
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