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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.713.911 von bonDiacomova am 29.06.11 07:44:30Mag sein, trotzdem ist die Lage fuer alle Projekte in Peru derzeit schwierig - das wohl nur temporaer.
Zurueck zu TV:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/28/us-zinc-miners-idU…
DealTalk: Zinc miners in crosshairs as prices set to rise
June 28, 2011-06-28
3:45pm EDT
By Julie Gordon and Aftab Ahmed
TORONTO/BANGALORE (Reuters) - Zinc producers are betting on higher prices in coming years, bringing a possible round of consolidation as miners jockey to reap the benefits.
Even though experts predict a surplus of zinc this year, they expect prices to rise within the next two years, and refiners, mid-sized miners and major producers are already looking for juniors to snap up.
"I think zinc is a 2013 story," Stifel Nicolaus analyst George Topping said of the price of zinc, which is used to galvanize metals and prevent rust. "But if you're an industry player you need to be in earlier. Beat the rush."
Names like Trevali Mining (TV.TO), Tirex Resources (TXX.V) and even mid-tier producer Lundin Mining (LUN.TO) crop up as potential targets, given that some company valuations have fallen as zinc prices sag.
The metal is down more than 6 percent at $2,273 a tonne so far this year and well off the 2006 high over $4,500.
If there is a rush coming, Belgian producer Nyrstar (NYR.BR) is ahead of it. It bid C$663 million ($674 million), including a dividend, for Canadian miner Breakwater Resources (BWR.TO) last month and bought Farallon Mining late last year.
The Breakwater bid will push Nyrstar closer to its goal of mining at least 50 percent of the concentrate that feeds its smelters around the world and it has focused attention squarely on the long-stagnant zinc industry.
"Nyrstar has been buying smaller zinc deposits over the last two years, but the move on Breakwater brought their strategy to the market's attention," said Topping. "If they're buying you have to take note of that. They're the experts."
At first sight it's an odd time to buy up juniors, given that zinc stocks in LME warehouses are at their highest level since 1995 and the International Lead and Zinc Study Group expects global refined production to exceed demand for the fifth year running in 2011.
But all that is set to change by 2013, when the closure of big mines -- Xstrata's (XTA.L) Brunswick mine in Canada and Minmetals' (1208.HK) Century zinc mine in Australia -- will usher in the first zinc market deficit in seven years.
Bulls say those closures, combined with soaring Asian demand, could create a 3 million tonne shortfall in the metal, long seen as the less-alluring sister metal to copper.
"While we would certainly stop short of getting bullish just yet there has been a noticeable improvement in the perception of the zinc market outlook recently," Standard Bank analyst Leon Westgate said in a note to clients.
SMALL FRIES, BIG GUYS
The problem for big name producers like Minmetals, Glencore (GLEN.L) and Vedanta Resources (VED.L) is that with Breakwater off the market, there aren't many zinc options left.
"If you look around the world, there are only a very limited amount of pure-zinc players with producing assets," said BMO Capital Markets analyst Johannes Faul.
Trevali, which plans to have two mines in production by early 2012 and is targeting 80,000 tonnes a year by 2015, is seen as one of the few remaining targets.
With a market capitalization of just C$130 million, it could be a deal for a forward-looking producer with cash.
Miners should also watch Tirex Resources, which owns the Mirdita project in Albania, and Canadian Zinc, which owns the Prairie Creek project in Canada. Both are in development, highlighting that investors need to be in for the long-haul.
"We're quite positive on zinc in the mid-term, but it's still a bit early to get excited about zinc equities over the next 6-12 months," said Faul.
For Minmetals, a mid-tier diversified producer like Lundin, HudBay Minerals (HBM.TO) or Boliden AB (BOL.ST) might be a better fit as it looks to replace the 500,000 tonnes a year that it will lose when Century closes.
Lundin, flying solo after a deal to merge with Inmet Mining (IMN.TO) fell through, plans to produce some 120,000 tonnes of zinc this year. But analysts said the diversified miner may be overvalued, as its stock has nearly doubled in 12 months.
HudBay, on the other hand, is up just 8 percent in the last 12 months, and down some 26 percent so far this year.
It will produce around 80,000 tonnes of zinc in 2011 and plans to ramp that up to over 125,000 tonnes by 2016.
But even as zinc prices inch toward $2,300 a tonne, the galvanizing metal is still well behind copper, which at over $9,000 a tonne may be a better bet for deal seekers.
"In terms of the M&A market, we will probably see more activity in copper just because there are far more copper junior companies to be acquired," said Raymond James analyst Adam Low.
Zurueck zu TV:
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/06/28/us-zinc-miners-idU…
DealTalk: Zinc miners in crosshairs as prices set to rise
June 28, 2011-06-28
3:45pm EDT
By Julie Gordon and Aftab Ahmed
TORONTO/BANGALORE (Reuters) - Zinc producers are betting on higher prices in coming years, bringing a possible round of consolidation as miners jockey to reap the benefits.
Even though experts predict a surplus of zinc this year, they expect prices to rise within the next two years, and refiners, mid-sized miners and major producers are already looking for juniors to snap up.
"I think zinc is a 2013 story," Stifel Nicolaus analyst George Topping said of the price of zinc, which is used to galvanize metals and prevent rust. "But if you're an industry player you need to be in earlier. Beat the rush."
Names like Trevali Mining (TV.TO), Tirex Resources (TXX.V) and even mid-tier producer Lundin Mining (LUN.TO) crop up as potential targets, given that some company valuations have fallen as zinc prices sag.
The metal is down more than 6 percent at $2,273 a tonne so far this year and well off the 2006 high over $4,500.
If there is a rush coming, Belgian producer Nyrstar (NYR.BR) is ahead of it. It bid C$663 million ($674 million), including a dividend, for Canadian miner Breakwater Resources (BWR.TO) last month and bought Farallon Mining late last year.
The Breakwater bid will push Nyrstar closer to its goal of mining at least 50 percent of the concentrate that feeds its smelters around the world and it has focused attention squarely on the long-stagnant zinc industry.
"Nyrstar has been buying smaller zinc deposits over the last two years, but the move on Breakwater brought their strategy to the market's attention," said Topping. "If they're buying you have to take note of that. They're the experts."
At first sight it's an odd time to buy up juniors, given that zinc stocks in LME warehouses are at their highest level since 1995 and the International Lead and Zinc Study Group expects global refined production to exceed demand for the fifth year running in 2011.
But all that is set to change by 2013, when the closure of big mines -- Xstrata's (XTA.L) Brunswick mine in Canada and Minmetals' (1208.HK) Century zinc mine in Australia -- will usher in the first zinc market deficit in seven years.
Bulls say those closures, combined with soaring Asian demand, could create a 3 million tonne shortfall in the metal, long seen as the less-alluring sister metal to copper.
"While we would certainly stop short of getting bullish just yet there has been a noticeable improvement in the perception of the zinc market outlook recently," Standard Bank analyst Leon Westgate said in a note to clients.
SMALL FRIES, BIG GUYS
The problem for big name producers like Minmetals, Glencore (GLEN.L) and Vedanta Resources (VED.L) is that with Breakwater off the market, there aren't many zinc options left.
"If you look around the world, there are only a very limited amount of pure-zinc players with producing assets," said BMO Capital Markets analyst Johannes Faul.
Trevali, which plans to have two mines in production by early 2012 and is targeting 80,000 tonnes a year by 2015, is seen as one of the few remaining targets.
With a market capitalization of just C$130 million, it could be a deal for a forward-looking producer with cash.
Miners should also watch Tirex Resources, which owns the Mirdita project in Albania, and Canadian Zinc, which owns the Prairie Creek project in Canada. Both are in development, highlighting that investors need to be in for the long-haul.
"We're quite positive on zinc in the mid-term, but it's still a bit early to get excited about zinc equities over the next 6-12 months," said Faul.
For Minmetals, a mid-tier diversified producer like Lundin, HudBay Minerals (HBM.TO) or Boliden AB (BOL.ST) might be a better fit as it looks to replace the 500,000 tonnes a year that it will lose when Century closes.
Lundin, flying solo after a deal to merge with Inmet Mining (IMN.TO) fell through, plans to produce some 120,000 tonnes of zinc this year. But analysts said the diversified miner may be overvalued, as its stock has nearly doubled in 12 months.
HudBay, on the other hand, is up just 8 percent in the last 12 months, and down some 26 percent so far this year.
It will produce around 80,000 tonnes of zinc in 2011 and plans to ramp that up to over 125,000 tonnes by 2016.
But even as zinc prices inch toward $2,300 a tonne, the galvanizing metal is still well behind copper, which at over $9,000 a tonne may be a better bet for deal seekers.
"In terms of the M&A market, we will probably see more activity in copper just because there are far more copper junior companies to be acquired," said Raymond James analyst Adam Low.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.713.911 von bonDiacomova am 29.06.11 07:44:30(umweltstudie zur explotation mine santander) in arbeit
in bearbeitung der behoerde...besser ausgedrueckt
in bearbeitung der behoerde...besser ausgedrueckt
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.713.706 von boersenbrieflemming am 29.06.11 01:11:08zitat : Die Mutter CDU
knabbert ja auch ein wenig an den Unsicherheiten (PeT).
ich denke die mutter knabbert nicht nur
sondern "frisst" die sch...
welche in ansicht des marktes
mit dem CH deal gebaut wurde :O
PET hat der markt vorher mit 0 bewertet
und nu soll der kurs der mutter dran knabbern
fuer mich nicht schluessig
warum bewertet der markt pet mit 0
weil sich schon zu lange !!! nichts !!! tut !!!
EXPLOTACION MINA SANTANDER
Estudio de Impacto Ambiental EXPLOTACION MINA SANTANDER
(umweltstudie zur explotation mine santander) in arbeit
http://intranet2.minem.gob.pe/web/dgaamweb/EvaluacionesDGAAM…
knabbert ja auch ein wenig an den Unsicherheiten (PeT).
ich denke die mutter knabbert nicht nur
sondern "frisst" die sch...
welche in ansicht des marktes
mit dem CH deal gebaut wurde :O
PET hat der markt vorher mit 0 bewertet
und nu soll der kurs der mutter dran knabbern
fuer mich nicht schluessig
warum bewertet der markt pet mit 0
weil sich schon zu lange !!! nichts !!! tut !!!
EXPLOTACION MINA SANTANDER
Estudio de Impacto Ambiental EXPLOTACION MINA SANTANDER
(umweltstudie zur explotation mine santander) in arbeit
http://intranet2.minem.gob.pe/web/dgaamweb/EvaluacionesDGAAM…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.713.151 von stockrush am 28.06.11 22:04:03
Ich denke, dass die Unsicherheiten in Peru sich bald legen. Die Mutter CDU knabbert ja auch ein wenig an den Unsicherheiten (PeT). Recht interessant fand ich (fuer Peru-Interessierte) folgende "Analyse".
http://blogdofavre.ig.com.br/2011/06/peru-roadmap-for-the-ea…
BL
Ich denke, dass die Unsicherheiten in Peru sich bald legen. Die Mutter CDU knabbert ja auch ein wenig an den Unsicherheiten (PeT). Recht interessant fand ich (fuer Peru-Interessierte) folgende "Analyse".
http://blogdofavre.ig.com.br/2011/06/peru-roadmap-for-the-ea…
BL
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.711.811 von stockrush am 28.06.11 17:17:05Na ja, intraday gings ja gegen Handelsende doch wieder nach oben.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.709.674 von boersenbrieflemming am 28.06.11 11:32:39Die Kaufempfehlung scheint dem Kurs nicht helfen zu können.
Die Kaufempfehlung sollte hier noch in den Thread:
Trevali eine Kaufempfehlung in "Jay Taylor's Gold, Energy & Tech Stocks weekly newsletter 6/24/11" - hier Seite 8-12.
BL
Trevali eine Kaufempfehlung in "Jay Taylor's Gold, Energy & Tech Stocks weekly newsletter 6/24/11" - hier Seite 8-12.
BL
Last Updated : June 22, 2011 14:42:00
Zinc may pull back on Short covering
http://www.commodityonline.com/market-movers/Zinc-may-pull-b…
Zinc may pull back on Short covering
http://www.commodityonline.com/market-movers/Zinc-may-pull-b…
;-)
Trevali Continues to Define High-Grade Mineralization on Santander Pipe Zone in Peru
7.1 metres at 4.0 oz/T Silver (135.9 g/t) and 14.2% Zinc, 9.5 metres at 1.2 oz/T Silver (41.4 g/t), 8.9% Zinc and 0.6% Copper
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jun 21, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Trevali Mining Corporation ("Trevali" or the "Company") CA:TV 0.00% (otcqx:TREVF)(bvlac:TV) is pleased to announce that drilling continues to intersect multiple zones of high-grade polymetallic mineralization within the Santander Pipe Zone, one of several high priority targets defined to date on the large, 44-square-kilometre Santander Zinc-Lead-Silver Mine Development Project in Peru. Drill-holes SAN-168 and SAN-169 intersected broad zones of silver, zinc and copper mineralization within which higher grade intervals occur.
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Down
hole
Zone / Borehole Depth From - To Interval Ag g/t-
(dip / azimuth) (metres) (i) (oz/T) Pb % Zn % Cu %
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Santander Pipe 258.8-285.65 26.85 m 24.0-(0.7) 0.30 0.83 0.11
SAN-168 -----------------------------------------------------------
(-42 degrees/ Inc. 258.8-267.0 8.20 m 35.2-(1.0) 0.34 1.46 0.23
165.9 degrees) -----------------------------------------------------------
Inc. 273.2-285.65 12.45 m 26.6-(0.8) 0.36 0.73 0.08
-----------------------------------------------------------
338.45-346.15 7.70 m 2.6-(0.08) - 5.23 0.03
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Santander Pipe Tot. 300.8-410.3 108 m 32.5-(0.95) 0.23 2.73 0.16
SAN-169 -----------------------------------------------------------
(-42 degrees/ 300.8-307.9 7.1 m 135.9-(4.0) 0.74 14.15 0.02
135.5 degrees) -----------------------------------------------------------
331.8-363.8 32 m 54.8-(1.6) 0.52 2.33 0.21
-----------------------------------------------------------
370.55-380.05 9.5 m 41.4-(1.2) 0.10 8.88 0.64
-----------------------------------------------------------
396.65-408.8 12.15 m 22.3-(0.65) 0.07 2.72 0.29
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 1 - Summary drill hole assay results - Santander Pipe;
(i) true width is estimated at approximately 80-85% of reported interval
TARGET SUMMARY
Detailed 3-D geological reconstruction and production reconciliation studies of the historic Santander Pipe indicated the potential for the mid-portions of the mineralized structure to host a significant polymetallic resource conservatively estimated to be on the order of 3-to-plus-5 million tonnes (Fig. 1). To date all three holes have intersected significant mineralization over mineable widths - the first hole, SAN-166 intersected 11.25 metres returning 2.8 oz/T (94.9 g/t) silver, 7.24% zinc and 0.49% lead (see News Release TV-NR-11-04 for details). The most recent drill-holes, SAN-168 and SAN-169, the second and third drill holes respectively testing the Pipe continue to strongly validate Trevali's exploration model.
Mineralization in the upper portion of the Pipe, from 0-to-230-metres below ground surface (bgs), is hosted within the Jumasha and Pariatambo Formation limestones.
Sulphide mineralization in the lower half of the Pipe (230-to-440-metres bgs) occurs within limestones of the Chulec Formation (host to Trevali's recently discovered Magistral deposits) as manto replacement bodies between 5-to-25 metres thick and thus represents very attractive targets capable of rapidly adding significant tonnages.
SAN-168 intersected mineralization over mineable widths in the historic ore body from approximately 160-to-240-metres vertically below ground surface largely within the Pariatambo formation which is a relatively poor host rock (shaley tight non-reactive unit).
Conversely the deeper hole SAN-169 intersected a broad zone of mineralization dominantly within the favorable Chulec Formation (clean, reactive limestones) where the historic ore body is transitioning from an annular ring to tabular replacement mantos (Figure 1 and Table 1).
To view Figure 1 please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/trevfig1.pdf
The Company is presently examining the feasibility of rehabilitating the uppermost historic mine workings in order to facilitate access for a larger resource expansion drill program.
Qualified Person and Quality Control/Quality Assurance
EurGeol Dr. Mark D. Cruise, Trevali's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has supervised the preparation of the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Dr. Cruise is not independent of the Company, as he is an officer and shareholder.
The work programs at Santander were designed by, and are supervised by, Tim Kingsley (Senior Geologist) and Mark D. Cruise, President & CEO, Trevali and who together are responsible for all aspects of the work, including the quality control/quality assurance programs. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Vancouver, for assay. ACME's quality system complies with the requirements for the International Standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025: 1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by Trevali personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
ABOUT TREVALI MINING CORPORATION
Trevali is advancing two polymetallic deposits to production in Canada and Peru - the Halfmile and Santander projects respectively. In Canada, Trevali has the Halfmile and Stratmat polymetallic deposits near Bathurst, New Brunswick, and the Ruttan copper-zinc deposit in northern Manitoba. Mine development is underway at Halfmile with a proposed production at a rate of 2,000-tonnes-per-day anticipated to commence in 2011. In Peru, the Company has the Santander zinc-lead-silver mine project and the Huampar silver mine both located in the Central Peruvian Polymetallic Belt.
At Santander, in conjunction with Glencore International A.G., mine commissioning and production is anticipated to commence at 2,000-tonne-per-day in late 2011 with full production to follow immediately thereafter. Additionally through its subsidiary Trevali Renewable Energy Inc., Trevali is undertaking a significant upgrade of its wholly-owned Tingo run-of-river hydroelectric generating facility along with transmission line upgrades and extensions to allow, in addition to supplying power to the mining operation on the property, the potential sale of surplus power into the Peruvian National Energy Grid.
The common shares of Trevali are currently listed on the TSX (symbol TV), the OTCQX (symbol TREVF) and on the Lima Stock Exchange (symbol TV). For further details on Trevali, readers are referred to the Company's web site ( www.trevali.com ) and to Canadian regulatory filings on SEDAR at www.sedar.com .
Trevali Continues to Define High-Grade Mineralization on Santander Pipe Zone in Peru
7.1 metres at 4.0 oz/T Silver (135.9 g/t) and 14.2% Zinc, 9.5 metres at 1.2 oz/T Silver (41.4 g/t), 8.9% Zinc and 0.6% Copper
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jun 21, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Trevali Mining Corporation ("Trevali" or the "Company") CA:TV 0.00% (otcqx:TREVF)(bvlac:TV) is pleased to announce that drilling continues to intersect multiple zones of high-grade polymetallic mineralization within the Santander Pipe Zone, one of several high priority targets defined to date on the large, 44-square-kilometre Santander Zinc-Lead-Silver Mine Development Project in Peru. Drill-holes SAN-168 and SAN-169 intersected broad zones of silver, zinc and copper mineralization within which higher grade intervals occur.
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Down
hole
Zone / Borehole Depth From - To Interval Ag g/t-
(dip / azimuth) (metres) (i) (oz/T) Pb % Zn % Cu %
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Santander Pipe 258.8-285.65 26.85 m 24.0-(0.7) 0.30 0.83 0.11
SAN-168 -----------------------------------------------------------
(-42 degrees/ Inc. 258.8-267.0 8.20 m 35.2-(1.0) 0.34 1.46 0.23
165.9 degrees) -----------------------------------------------------------
Inc. 273.2-285.65 12.45 m 26.6-(0.8) 0.36 0.73 0.08
-----------------------------------------------------------
338.45-346.15 7.70 m 2.6-(0.08) - 5.23 0.03
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Santander Pipe Tot. 300.8-410.3 108 m 32.5-(0.95) 0.23 2.73 0.16
SAN-169 -----------------------------------------------------------
(-42 degrees/ 300.8-307.9 7.1 m 135.9-(4.0) 0.74 14.15 0.02
135.5 degrees) -----------------------------------------------------------
331.8-363.8 32 m 54.8-(1.6) 0.52 2.33 0.21
-----------------------------------------------------------
370.55-380.05 9.5 m 41.4-(1.2) 0.10 8.88 0.64
-----------------------------------------------------------
396.65-408.8 12.15 m 22.3-(0.65) 0.07 2.72 0.29
---------------------------------------------------------------------------
Table 1 - Summary drill hole assay results - Santander Pipe;
(i) true width is estimated at approximately 80-85% of reported interval
TARGET SUMMARY
Detailed 3-D geological reconstruction and production reconciliation studies of the historic Santander Pipe indicated the potential for the mid-portions of the mineralized structure to host a significant polymetallic resource conservatively estimated to be on the order of 3-to-plus-5 million tonnes (Fig. 1). To date all three holes have intersected significant mineralization over mineable widths - the first hole, SAN-166 intersected 11.25 metres returning 2.8 oz/T (94.9 g/t) silver, 7.24% zinc and 0.49% lead (see News Release TV-NR-11-04 for details). The most recent drill-holes, SAN-168 and SAN-169, the second and third drill holes respectively testing the Pipe continue to strongly validate Trevali's exploration model.
Mineralization in the upper portion of the Pipe, from 0-to-230-metres below ground surface (bgs), is hosted within the Jumasha and Pariatambo Formation limestones.
Sulphide mineralization in the lower half of the Pipe (230-to-440-metres bgs) occurs within limestones of the Chulec Formation (host to Trevali's recently discovered Magistral deposits) as manto replacement bodies between 5-to-25 metres thick and thus represents very attractive targets capable of rapidly adding significant tonnages.
SAN-168 intersected mineralization over mineable widths in the historic ore body from approximately 160-to-240-metres vertically below ground surface largely within the Pariatambo formation which is a relatively poor host rock (shaley tight non-reactive unit).
Conversely the deeper hole SAN-169 intersected a broad zone of mineralization dominantly within the favorable Chulec Formation (clean, reactive limestones) where the historic ore body is transitioning from an annular ring to tabular replacement mantos (Figure 1 and Table 1).
To view Figure 1 please visit the following link: http://media3.marketwire.com/docs/trevfig1.pdf
The Company is presently examining the feasibility of rehabilitating the uppermost historic mine workings in order to facilitate access for a larger resource expansion drill program.
Qualified Person and Quality Control/Quality Assurance
EurGeol Dr. Mark D. Cruise, Trevali's President and CEO and a qualified person as defined by National Instrument 43-101, has supervised the preparation of the scientific and technical information that forms the basis for this news release. Dr. Cruise is not independent of the Company, as he is an officer and shareholder.
The work programs at Santander were designed by, and are supervised by, Tim Kingsley (Senior Geologist) and Mark D. Cruise, President & CEO, Trevali and who together are responsible for all aspects of the work, including the quality control/quality assurance programs. On-site personnel at the project rigorously collect and track samples which are then security sealed and shipped to ACME Laboratories, Vancouver, for assay. ACME's quality system complies with the requirements for the International Standards ISO 9001:2000 and ISO 17025: 1999. Analytical accuracy and precision are monitored by the analysis of reagent blanks, reference material and replicate samples. Quality control is further assured by the use of international and in-house standards. Blind certified reference material is inserted at regular intervals into the sample sequence by Trevali personnel in order to independently assess analytical accuracy. Finally, representative blind duplicate samples are routinely forwarded to ACME and an ISO compliant third party laboratory for additional quality control.
ABOUT TREVALI MINING CORPORATION
Trevali is advancing two polymetallic deposits to production in Canada and Peru - the Halfmile and Santander projects respectively. In Canada, Trevali has the Halfmile and Stratmat polymetallic deposits near Bathurst, New Brunswick, and the Ruttan copper-zinc deposit in northern Manitoba. Mine development is underway at Halfmile with a proposed production at a rate of 2,000-tonnes-per-day anticipated to commence in 2011. In Peru, the Company has the Santander zinc-lead-silver mine project and the Huampar silver mine both located in the Central Peruvian Polymetallic Belt.
At Santander, in conjunction with Glencore International A.G., mine commissioning and production is anticipated to commence at 2,000-tonne-per-day in late 2011 with full production to follow immediately thereafter. Additionally through its subsidiary Trevali Renewable Energy Inc., Trevali is undertaking a significant upgrade of its wholly-owned Tingo run-of-river hydroelectric generating facility along with transmission line upgrades and extensions to allow, in addition to supplying power to the mining operation on the property, the potential sale of surplus power into the Peruvian National Energy Grid.
The common shares of Trevali are currently listed on the TSX (symbol TV), the OTCQX (symbol TREVF) and on the Lima Stock Exchange (symbol TV). For further details on Trevali, readers are referred to the Company's web site ( www.trevali.com ) and to Canadian regulatory filings on SEDAR at www.sedar.com .
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.673.960 von married am 20.06.11 22:13:11diesen da nehme ich angesichts der aktuellen "Humaladelle" zurück.
nehme ich angesichts der aktuellen "Humaladelle" zurück. 
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