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http://www.cnq.ca/Storage/1224/110181_Form_7_for_July_2009-F…
August 4, 2009
Provide a general overview and discussion of the activities of management.
Presently management is concentrating all of its efforts on advancing the
Property. The President of the Issuer visits the Property and the Companies
subsidiary office on a regular basis, most recently from May 21st – 26th, 2009.
The Issuer is committed to fast-tracking this highly prospective project to
production in the shortest time-frame feasible. It is currently in advanced
negotiations with the local stakeholders and with various engineering,
environmental and ancillary support contractors, details of which will be
announced in due course.
August 4, 2009
Provide a general overview and discussion of the activities of management.
Presently management is concentrating all of its efforts on advancing the
Property. The President of the Issuer visits the Property and the Companies
subsidiary office on a regular basis, most recently from May 21st – 26th, 2009.
The Issuer is committed to fast-tracking this highly prospective project to
production in the shortest time-frame feasible. It is currently in advanced
negotiations with the local stakeholders and with various engineering,
environmental and ancillary support contractors, details of which will be
announced in due course.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601086&sid=arYazlPv…
Peru Mine Investments Rise on Prices, Benavides Says (Update1)
By Alex Emery
Aug. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Mining companies in Peru, the world’s third-largest copper and zinc producer, are stepping up investments to develop mines as metals prices rebound, a mining executive said.
“Metals prices are still lower than last year, but they’re rebounding,” Benavides said yesterday in an interview. “We’re starting to see more mining investment despite higher financing costs.”
Doe Run Peru
Buenaventura’s costs doubled to $19 million in the second quarter after making a provision for an uncollected $12.6 million debt from Doe Run Peru’s zinc smelter. On June 2, the smelter shut all operations after banks halted lending and suppliers refused to sell it raw materials.
Doe Run Peru will have to seek financing from its owner, U.S. billionaire Ira Rennert, or tap financial markets to pay its debts, Benavides said.
The government will seek a “realistic solution” for the smelter “in the next few days,” Peruvian President Alan Garcia said today, without providing details.
Peru Mine Investments Rise on Prices, Benavides Says (Update1)
By Alex Emery
Aug. 14 (Bloomberg) -- Mining companies in Peru, the world’s third-largest copper and zinc producer, are stepping up investments to develop mines as metals prices rebound, a mining executive said.
“Metals prices are still lower than last year, but they’re rebounding,” Benavides said yesterday in an interview. “We’re starting to see more mining investment despite higher financing costs.”
Doe Run Peru
Buenaventura’s costs doubled to $19 million in the second quarter after making a provision for an uncollected $12.6 million debt from Doe Run Peru’s zinc smelter. On June 2, the smelter shut all operations after banks halted lending and suppliers refused to sell it raw materials.
Doe Run Peru will have to seek financing from its owner, U.S. billionaire Ira Rennert, or tap financial markets to pay its debts, Benavides said.
The government will seek a “realistic solution” for the smelter “in the next few days,” Peruvian President Alan Garcia said today, without providing details.
hoppla, hier noch eine nicht unbedeutende Meldung.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aNP4n_tZ…
Doe Run Peru’s Possible Bankruptcy to Spur Overseas Zinc Sales
By Alex Emery
Aug. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Zinc companies in Peru, the world’s third-largest producer, will look to sell more concentrates overseas after the government said smelter Doe Run Peru may file for bankruptcy, according to a creditor.
A bankruptcy may take months to complete, said Carlos Galvez, chief financial officer of precious metals producer Cia. de Minas Buenaventura SA, a Doe Run Peru creditor. Doe Run, a unit of Renco Group Inc., may file for bankruptcy to restructure about $156 million of debt, Energy & Mines Minister Pedro Sanchez Gamarra said yesterday.
“There are plenty of smelters around the world looking for concentrates,” Galvez said yesterday in a telephone interview from Lima. “The smaller companies will have to turn to the traders.”
Banks halted lending to Doe Run in February after metal prices collapsed and the smelter shut all operations on June 2 when suppliers refused to sell it raw materials. Copper, zinc and lead prices declined at least 49 percent in London last year, leading to $124 million in company losses.
Doe Run Vice President Jose Mogrovejo declined yesterday to confirm that the company will file for bankruptcy. Company and government officials will meet for talks on Aug. 5, he said in a telephone interview.
“A bankruptcy process would protect the company’s assets and workers’ jobs,” Mogrovejo said. “But it’s a technical process we can’t comment on beforehand.”
Union Meeting
Union leaders met last night to study the possible bankruptcy, Mining Federation General Secretary Luis Castillo said in a telephone interview.
The government last week threatened to close down the smelter indefinitely if Doe Run failed to inject $100 million in capital and meet an Oct. 31 environmental clean-up deadline. The company proposed to use $31 million in guarantees and tax breaks.
“We didn’t have a concrete proposal until now and we were just going over and over the same issues,” Sanchez told reporters in Lima yesterday. Peru’s antitrust office “is a viable option that will deal with this in a serious manner,” he said.
Creditors including Buenaventura and its zinc unit El Brocal are increasing provisions for lack of payment. Doe Run owes these two companies $16.6 million and $7.5 million to Vancouver-based silver and zinc miner Pan American Silver Corp.
“It’s time to look for a serious operator to manage this company,” Buenaventura’s Galvez said. “Without suppliers, the smelter’s a worthless hulk.”
Traders Benefiting
Doe Run, Peru’s fourth-largest exporter with $1.45 billion in sales in 2007, buys $1 billion of concentrates a year, according to its Web site. The shutdown of its operations forced about 30 mining companies in the Peruvian central highlands, the country’s main zinc and lead-producing region, to either shut down or seek other buyers.
Doe Run’s La Oroya smelter, 140 kilometers (87 miles) east of Lima, last year refined 114,259 metric tons of lead, 43,440 tons of zinc, 53,831 tons of copper and 1.1 million kilograms of silver, according to the Energy & Mines Ministry.
Trading companies Glencore International AG and Trafigura Beheer BV have boosted their sales as suppliers of Doe Run’s shut lead and zinc smelter seek international traders to sell their concentrates, company officials said last month.
Doe Run has said it needs three years to settle debts and invest in the environmental cleanup, prompting employees to call for the government to intervene. The complex employs 3,700 workers.
To contact the reporter on this story: Alex Emery in Lima at aemery1@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: August 4, 2009 00:40 EDT
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aNP4n_tZ…
Doe Run Peru’s Possible Bankruptcy to Spur Overseas Zinc Sales
By Alex Emery
Aug. 4 (Bloomberg) -- Zinc companies in Peru, the world’s third-largest producer, will look to sell more concentrates overseas after the government said smelter Doe Run Peru may file for bankruptcy, according to a creditor.
A bankruptcy may take months to complete, said Carlos Galvez, chief financial officer of precious metals producer Cia. de Minas Buenaventura SA, a Doe Run Peru creditor. Doe Run, a unit of Renco Group Inc., may file for bankruptcy to restructure about $156 million of debt, Energy & Mines Minister Pedro Sanchez Gamarra said yesterday.
“There are plenty of smelters around the world looking for concentrates,” Galvez said yesterday in a telephone interview from Lima. “The smaller companies will have to turn to the traders.”
Banks halted lending to Doe Run in February after metal prices collapsed and the smelter shut all operations on June 2 when suppliers refused to sell it raw materials. Copper, zinc and lead prices declined at least 49 percent in London last year, leading to $124 million in company losses.
Doe Run Vice President Jose Mogrovejo declined yesterday to confirm that the company will file for bankruptcy. Company and government officials will meet for talks on Aug. 5, he said in a telephone interview.
“A bankruptcy process would protect the company’s assets and workers’ jobs,” Mogrovejo said. “But it’s a technical process we can’t comment on beforehand.”
Union Meeting
Union leaders met last night to study the possible bankruptcy, Mining Federation General Secretary Luis Castillo said in a telephone interview.
The government last week threatened to close down the smelter indefinitely if Doe Run failed to inject $100 million in capital and meet an Oct. 31 environmental clean-up deadline. The company proposed to use $31 million in guarantees and tax breaks.
“We didn’t have a concrete proposal until now and we were just going over and over the same issues,” Sanchez told reporters in Lima yesterday. Peru’s antitrust office “is a viable option that will deal with this in a serious manner,” he said.
Creditors including Buenaventura and its zinc unit El Brocal are increasing provisions for lack of payment. Doe Run owes these two companies $16.6 million and $7.5 million to Vancouver-based silver and zinc miner Pan American Silver Corp.
“It’s time to look for a serious operator to manage this company,” Buenaventura’s Galvez said. “Without suppliers, the smelter’s a worthless hulk.”
Traders Benefiting
Doe Run, Peru’s fourth-largest exporter with $1.45 billion in sales in 2007, buys $1 billion of concentrates a year, according to its Web site. The shutdown of its operations forced about 30 mining companies in the Peruvian central highlands, the country’s main zinc and lead-producing region, to either shut down or seek other buyers.
Doe Run’s La Oroya smelter, 140 kilometers (87 miles) east of Lima, last year refined 114,259 metric tons of lead, 43,440 tons of zinc, 53,831 tons of copper and 1.1 million kilograms of silver, according to the Energy & Mines Ministry.
Trading companies Glencore International AG and Trafigura Beheer BV have boosted their sales as suppliers of Doe Run’s shut lead and zinc smelter seek international traders to sell their concentrates, company officials said last month.
Doe Run has said it needs three years to settle debts and invest in the environmental cleanup, prompting employees to call for the government to intervene. The complex employs 3,700 workers.
To contact the reporter on this story: Alex Emery in Lima at aemery1@bloomberg.net.
Last Updated: August 4, 2009 00:40 EDT
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.787.397 von nugent am 15.08.09 07:04:43..nächste Woche wird es dann wohl ernst, für TV und CDU.
Hoffen wir das beide den Durchbruch schaffen.
Schönes WE.
Hoffen wir das beide den Durchbruch schaffen.
Schönes WE.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.785.695 von married am 14.08.09 19:38:33http://www.cnq.ca/Page.asp?PageID=2013&AA_RecordID=228
letzte 5 trades
Aug 14, 15:17 0.800 +0.090 10,000 Canaccord Canaccord
Aug 14, 15:15 0.800 +0.090 5,000 Canaccord Canaccord
Aug 14, 12:38 0.800 +0.090 15,000 JitneyTrade Canaccord
Aug 14, 12:38 0.790 +0.080 10,000 JitneyTrade Anonymous
Aug 13, 15:27 0.710 +0.050 21,500 TD Securities Canaccord
letzte 5 trades
Aug 14, 15:17 0.800 +0.090 10,000 Canaccord Canaccord
Aug 14, 15:15 0.800 +0.090 5,000 Canaccord Canaccord
Aug 14, 12:38 0.800 +0.090 15,000 JitneyTrade Canaccord
Aug 14, 12:38 0.790 +0.080 10,000 JitneyTrade Anonymous
Aug 13, 15:27 0.710 +0.050 21,500 TD Securities Canaccord
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.785.648 von nugent am 14.08.09 19:32:12
Und immerhin gab es heute ein / zwei Optimist(en) im Markt:
Date/Time Price Change Volume Buyer Seller
Aug 14, 12:38 0.800 +0.090 15,000 JitneyTrade Canaccord
Aug 14, 12:38 0.790 +0.080 10,000 JitneyTrade Anonymous
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Und immerhin gab es heute ein / zwei Optimist(en) im Markt:
Date/Time Price Change Volume Buyer Seller
Aug 14, 12:38 0.800 +0.090 15,000 JitneyTrade Canaccord
Aug 14, 12:38 0.790 +0.080 10,000 JitneyTrade Anonymous
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.785.648 von nugent am 14.08.09 19:32:12..ansonsten sehe ich mittelfristig auch weiter steigende Zinkpreise, vor allem wenn die weltweite Stahlherstellung nun wieder anzieht.
Die zu erwartende Inflation wird ihr übriges tun.
Die zu erwartende Inflation wird ihr übriges tun.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.780.352 von doncitrone am 14.08.09 10:50:15..ja, die Nachricht zu den warrants hat mir auch nicht besonders gut geschmeckt, aber warten wir mal ab wieviele davon ausgeübt werden und was sie mit dem Geld machen wollen.
Schwer zu sagen ob uns das im Falle eines agreements mit Glencore, Produktionsaufnahme etc. aufhalten wird.
Warten wir mal die nächsten Nachrichten ab dann können wir die
Perspektiven vielleicht noch besser einordnen, ich denke wenn alles
klappt steht die Firma vor einem Quantensprung, das sollte dann
letztlich überwiegen.
Sie haben ja durchaus auch noch weitere Pläne.
"Once things are moving forward on this partnership with
Glencore, we're going to be looking at many other opportunities as
well. It's a model that may work well and we'll be looking at
leveraging our exploration expertise and look at other projects, both in Peru and internationally in the silver-lead-zinc realm," said Stakiw.
Schwer zu sagen ob uns das im Falle eines agreements mit Glencore, Produktionsaufnahme etc. aufhalten wird.
Warten wir mal die nächsten Nachrichten ab dann können wir die
Perspektiven vielleicht noch besser einordnen, ich denke wenn alles
klappt steht die Firma vor einem Quantensprung, das sollte dann
letztlich überwiegen.
Sie haben ja durchaus auch noch weitere Pläne.
"Once things are moving forward on this partnership with
Glencore, we're going to be looking at many other opportunities as
well. It's a model that may work well and we'll be looking at
leveraging our exploration expertise and look at other projects, both in Peru and internationally in the silver-lead-zinc realm," said Stakiw.
Vorsicht mit "Explorer" und "Selbstläufer" in einem Satz. 
Denke man kann TV sammeln im Bid. Fundametal bis jetzt keine Enttäuschngen.
Werde diesen Winter in Peru einen Zwischenstopp (geschäftlich) machen. Hoffe dabei die Liegenschaften von FVI und TV in Augenschein nehmen zu können.
Falls dies klappt werde ich dez./Jan. berichten.
Gruß Rain
Denke man kann TV sammeln im Bid. Fundametal bis jetzt keine Enttäuschngen.
Werde diesen Winter in Peru einen Zwischenstopp (geschäftlich) machen. Hoffe dabei die Liegenschaften von FVI und TV in Augenschein nehmen zu können.
Falls dies klappt werde ich dez./Jan. berichten.
Gruß Rain
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.782.991 von doncitrone am 14.08.09 14:59:27Wichtigster Punkt ist das "formal agreement" mit Glencore.
Sobald das unterschrieben wird die Kiste zum Selbstläufer, das hoffe ich zumindest.
Sobald das unterschrieben wird die Kiste zum Selbstläufer, das hoffe ich zumindest.
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