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[Fisherman99]

Wer kennt Tamaya oder hat sie schon? Scheint ein super Laden zu sein, profitabel, Produktions-Ausweitung, nahe am Jahres-Tief, Boersenkap. nur ca. 107 Mio EUR lt. Consors, mit viel Potenzial - und ungepusht... Entweder ein Abzocker-Laden oder eine Super-Chance. Kauf nur in Australien (will 2008 auch an die TSX), in D fast kein Handel... Homepage: www.tamayaresources.com

Increased production and extended resource base

Tamaya now has an extensive portfolio of producing, near production and advanced exploration projects in addition to prospective exploration tenements.

As a result of the recent acquisitions, Tamaya has moved from being a single copper mine operation to a group with a global portfolio that comprises a copper mine in production (Chile), a gold mine near production (Armenia), a number of advanced gold exploration projects (Portugal) and a portfolio of copper and gold exploration tenements in four countries (Chile, Armenia, Portugal and Australia).

http://www.tamayaresources.com/reports/ir.php

[Fisherman99]

I know not many of you follow this one, but their ann today gave their new resource estimates for all their operations.

1.7mill oz gold * 700 = $1.2bill
302770 tons copper * 7000 = $2.1bill
4.4mil oz silver * 12 = 52mill

therefore total in ground resources = $3.8bill

(Marktkapitalisierung lt. http://finance.google.com/finance?q=ASX%3ATMR: 77 Mio Aussi-$...)

Das habe ich soeben gefunden, beim Aussi-Forum http://www.aussiestockforums.com/forums/showthread.php?t=519…

Die Erklaerung fuer die massiven Umsaetze + Kurssturz lt. Tamaya (Meldung 22.02.): Latitude hat an die 50 Mio Aktien abgestossen...

[Fisherman99]

Tamaya boosts resource by 43pc

Tamaya Resources' (ASX:TMR) updated resource statement for the Punitaqui Division of operations in Chile show a 43pc increase in total sulphide resource in all categories of 10.6m tonnes at 1.4pc copper.

Conversion of Inferred Resources to Measured and Indicated Resources remains a strong feature of the Group's resource position, with a 44pc increase in the measured and indicated category ? for a total of 127,000 tonnes of contained copper valued at $US1 billion at current prices.

The Punitaqui mill and concentrator now has evident potential to be supplied by two open pit operations supported by continued underground operations at Cinabrio.

The Punitaqui operations consist of the operating Cinabrio Mine and the recently established Dalmacia Project, for which a maiden resource statement has been developed.

The 44pc increase in the Measured and Indicated Resources at Cinabrio reflect the company's focus on ramping up production to 3000 tonnes per day from a stable and growing resource base.

The total resource at Cinabrio may be extended by a recently completed 3,500 metre RC drilling programme which is being assayed at present, with results expected to be available in April.

http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/112953…

[Fisherman99]

Tamaya Resources Ltd (ASX:TMR) today announced a net profit of $6.57m in the 12 months ended December 31.

EBIT was $12.58m on revenue of $46.53m.

Earnings per share were 0.8c. (...)

Production from the company's copper mine in Chile increased to 5345 tonnes and Tamaya's net assets also rose to $167.9m.

Executive chairman Mr Hugh Callaghan said the results reflected an extremely busy and eventful period for the company.

"It is obviously pleasing to have been able to record a positive financial result at a time of rapid change within the business.

"The December quarter was particularly challenging and the market volatility of the past months has also proven difficult as Latitude Resources plc divested its shares in the company.

"However, we are now positioned to improve on what ultimately was a strong outcome for Tamaya in 2007," Mr Callaghan said.

During 2007, Tamaya transformed from a single-mine company into one with double the production capability at its copper mine in Chile, as well as new and significantly increased exploration potential after the acquisition of a portfolio of tenements in the region.

The company also acquired an 86.2pc interest in a polymetalic project in Armenia and gold and tungsten exploration tenements in Portugal through its acquisition of Iberian Resources Ltd.

Mr Callaghan said Tamaya had clearly benefited from the fact that gold prices had increased substantially from the $600/oz levels at the time of the acquisition.

"At current gold price, Tamaya has a number of options to consider in developing these gold assets, and investor interest will only increase as we prove-up the resource," he said.

Looking to 2008 and beyond, Tamaya was focused on increasing copper production in Chile and bringing on new copper projects in the region whilst also advancing projects in other countries.

"Equity market conditions may have changed but the commodity cycle is still firmly in our favour, and we are confident that we will increase production in Chile at a time of very attractive copper prices," Mr Callaghan said.