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Nachdem Newstrike Capital lange wie die nächste Ventana aussah (und nach den Bohrergebnissen aus der Breccia Zone sogar wie die nächste Aurelian), macht sich nun ein neuer Stern am Explorerhimmel auf, die Nachfolge einzunehmen:
GoldQuest (GQC) konnte heute mit einem super Bohrloch aufwarten:
GoldQuest intersects 258 metres grading 4.5 g/t gold and 1.3% copper
http://www.goldquestcorp.com/index.php/news/2012-news/165-go…
Sind zwar erst ein paar Bohrlöcher in der Dom.Republik, aber schon sehr beachtlich.
Mal sehen, was der Kurs heute macht (ist noch halted):
FANTOMAS
GoldQuest (GQC) konnte heute mit einem super Bohrloch aufwarten:
GoldQuest intersects 258 metres grading 4.5 g/t gold and 1.3% copper
http://www.goldquestcorp.com/index.php/news/2012-news/165-go…
Sind zwar erst ein paar Bohrlöcher in der Dom.Republik, aber schon sehr beachtlich.
Mal sehen, was der Kurs heute macht (ist noch halted):
FANTOMAS
Avion Gold - die eaktuelle Präsentattion:
http://www.aviongoldcorp.com/Theme/Avion/files/Avion%20Corpo…
http://www.aviongoldcorp.com/Theme/Avion/files/Avion%20Corpo…
Verschiebung australischer Minenprojekte begrüßt
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/4972960-hohe-koste…
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/nachricht/4972960-hohe-koste…
Zu Globe:
Scheint ja noch alles "on track" zu sein
DFS update - Kanyika Niobium Project
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120730/pdf/427pc4l5x7h6fz.pdf
Scheint ja noch alles "on track" zu sein
DFS update - Kanyika Niobium Project
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120730/pdf/427pc4l5x7h6fz.pdf
Trading Spotlight
AVANCO EXCEEDS HALF MILLION TONNES OF CONTAINED COPPER
The Company’s JORC Reported Mineral Resource Inventory for its
Brazilian Stage I & II Projects now stands at:
45.43Mt at 1.22% Copper, 0.30g/t Gold for 555,000 tonnes
of contained Copper and 445,000oz of Gold
Avanco is within reach of the +600,000t target required to support a
+30,000tpa production objective from its Stage I and Stage II Carajas
copper projects.
The Company’s JORC Reported Mineral Resource Inventory for its
Brazilian Stage I & II Projects now stands at:
45.43Mt at 1.22% Copper, 0.30g/t Gold for 555,000 tonnes
of contained Copper and 445,000oz of Gold
Avanco is within reach of the +600,000t target required to support a
+30,000tpa production objective from its Stage I and Stage II Carajas
copper projects.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.435.456 von ElfenbeinelaufenschnellermitKo am 29.07.12 18:16:51oxs- Oxus has a 50% stake in the Amantaytau Goldfields JV (AGF). Located in the Kyzylkum region of Uzbekistan
in kirgisistan sind bisher nicht viele
das ändert sich aber gerade
die chiensen sind neben cgh einegstiegen
ansonsten nur
KUMTOR
Centerra owns 100% of the Kumtor gold mine through its wholly owned subsidiary Kumtor Gold Company. Kumtor is located in the Kyrgyz Republic, about 350 kilometres southeast of the capital Bishkek and about 60 kilometres north of the border with the Peoples Republic of China. It is the largest gold mine operated in Central Asia by a Western-based company, having produced more than 8.4 million ounces of gold between 1997 and the end of 2011.
In 2011 Kumtor’s gold production was 583,156 ounces.
The Kumtor gold deposit is located in the southern Tien Shan Metallogenic Belt, a major suture that traverses Central Asia, from Uzbekistan in the west through Tajikistan and the Kyrgyz Republic into northwestern China, a distance of more than 1,500 kilometres. A number of important mesothermal-type gold deposits occur along this belt including Muruntau, Zarmitan, Jilau and Kumtor.
PHOTOS FROM KUMTOR MINE
in kirgisistan sind bisher nicht viele
das ändert sich aber gerade
die chiensen sind neben cgh einegstiegen
ansonsten nur
KUMTOR
Centerra owns 100% of the Kumtor gold mine through its wholly owned subsidiary Kumtor Gold Company. Kumtor is located in the Kyrgyz Republic, about 350 kilometres southeast of the capital Bishkek and about 60 kilometres north of the border with the Peoples Republic of China. It is the largest gold mine operated in Central Asia by a Western-based company, having produced more than 8.4 million ounces of gold between 1997 and the end of 2011.
In 2011 Kumtor’s gold production was 583,156 ounces.
The Kumtor gold deposit is located in the southern Tien Shan Metallogenic Belt, a major suture that traverses Central Asia, from Uzbekistan in the west through Tajikistan and the Kyrgyz Republic into northwestern China, a distance of more than 1,500 kilometres. A number of important mesothermal-type gold deposits occur along this belt including Muruntau, Zarmitan, Jilau and Kumtor.
PHOTOS FROM KUMTOR MINE
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.435.456 von ElfenbeinelaufenschnellermitKo am 29.07.12 18:16:51so schlecht sind die meldungen aus kirgisien nicht
Chaarat (AIM-CGH), the gold exploration and development company operating in the Kyrgyz Republic, announces an update on the development of the Tulkubash Project, which is part of the Chaarat project area in the north west of the country.
Highlights
-- Kyrgyz President set to ratify new legislation governing mining companies which has been approved by Kyrgyz Parliament
-- New legislation provides clarity and long term stability sought by Chaarat without the need for the negotiation of an Investment Agreement
-- The suspension of further capital investment activities reported on 16 April 2012 has been lifted
-- The Company expects gold production to commence during H2 2013
Dekel Golan CEO comments: "We are pleased to report the Kyrgyz Government has put in place steps to adopt a clearer and investor friendly mining legislative code. Our progress to production can now continue without the need for further negotiation on stabilisation with the Kyrgyz Government."
New legislation and political situation - background
Since the formation of a new coalition government in the Kyrgyz Republic in December 2011, the legislation under which the mining industry operates has been under review with the aim of establishing a legal regime conducive to the development of the industry. Late in June 2012 a package of new legislation and amendments to existing laws was presented to Parliament with the aim of providing clarity, consistency and ease of operation for the industry.
The new legislation is a result of long deliberations between the Government and the mining industry. The Board of Chaarat believes that the Kyrgyz Republic will, on the basis of the proposed legislation, offer one of the more supportive legal regimes for the mining industry relative to other countries.
In summary the important aspects of the new legal regime which will impact on the Company are:
Procedure for obtaining a mining permit
As reported on 27 June 2012 Chaarat has obtained a mining permit. The procedure for applying for a mining permit in future will not change but a clear time frame for the State Agency on Geology and Mineral Resources (SAGMR) will be established. Geological reports must be reviewed within 60 days of submission or are to be considered approved and accepted. The recent delays in issuing permits are chiefly related to the slow and lengthy process of approving geological reports.
Title to a discovery
Any discovery (which is detailed in the geological report submitted to SAGMR) will result in the holder of the exploration licence for that discovery having an automatic right to obtain a mining permit. This is very different from the situation in certain other countries where the state becomes the owner of the discovery and an auction process determines the award of the mining permit.
Land allocation
The process of allocating state owned land to mining ventures has been simplified. Previously any allocation of land to a foreign owned company required a government resolution. The status of foreign owned mining companies will now be made equivalent to that of local companies.
Taxation
The income tax regime will be changed to a strict revenue based regime in which a sliding scale of royalties increases with the gold price.
In view of these favourable changes to the mining regime, the clarity they will bring and the removal of consequent uncertainty which has been brought to the phased development of the Chaarat Project, the Board has decided that it is no longer necessary to continue the direct negotiations with the Government to develop an Investment Agreement. A further announcement will be made when these changes are passed into law and an update provided, if applicable, on any amendments.
Accordingly the Board has decided to lift the suspension of further capital investment activities (other than the infrastructure projects relating to power and roads which have continued uninterrupted) as previously announced on 16 April 2012.
Project update
As Chaarat is now in receipt of a mining permit (announced on 27 June 2012), the tentative allocation of land by the regional authorities can be formalised at the state level. This formal allocation is a pre-requisite for securing the building permits for the various facilities: the Company believes this will be obtained in the near future.
Applications for construction permits are being completed and will soon be presented to the Government. Some permits have already been secured (principally for the access road, power supply and shift camp).
Wardell Armstrong International has been commissioned to prepare a gap analysis of the final project design.
A new tender has been issued for additional road works, the tender for the process plant has been issued and contractors are being shortlisted. The mining fleet is being sourced and about 40% of the fleet has already been ordered.
Drilling in the flanks of the designed pit of the Tulkubash Project has continued with the aim of increasing the free milling open pittable reserve base. The Company expects the exploration programme to be completed by mid August and a conclusion as to the feasibility of increased production to be reached by November.
Chaarat (AIM-CGH), the gold exploration and development company operating in the Kyrgyz Republic, announces an update on the development of the Tulkubash Project, which is part of the Chaarat project area in the north west of the country.
Highlights
-- Kyrgyz President set to ratify new legislation governing mining companies which has been approved by Kyrgyz Parliament
-- New legislation provides clarity and long term stability sought by Chaarat without the need for the negotiation of an Investment Agreement
-- The suspension of further capital investment activities reported on 16 April 2012 has been lifted
-- The Company expects gold production to commence during H2 2013
Dekel Golan CEO comments: "We are pleased to report the Kyrgyz Government has put in place steps to adopt a clearer and investor friendly mining legislative code. Our progress to production can now continue without the need for further negotiation on stabilisation with the Kyrgyz Government."
New legislation and political situation - background
Since the formation of a new coalition government in the Kyrgyz Republic in December 2011, the legislation under which the mining industry operates has been under review with the aim of establishing a legal regime conducive to the development of the industry. Late in June 2012 a package of new legislation and amendments to existing laws was presented to Parliament with the aim of providing clarity, consistency and ease of operation for the industry.
The new legislation is a result of long deliberations between the Government and the mining industry. The Board of Chaarat believes that the Kyrgyz Republic will, on the basis of the proposed legislation, offer one of the more supportive legal regimes for the mining industry relative to other countries.
In summary the important aspects of the new legal regime which will impact on the Company are:
Procedure for obtaining a mining permit
As reported on 27 June 2012 Chaarat has obtained a mining permit. The procedure for applying for a mining permit in future will not change but a clear time frame for the State Agency on Geology and Mineral Resources (SAGMR) will be established. Geological reports must be reviewed within 60 days of submission or are to be considered approved and accepted. The recent delays in issuing permits are chiefly related to the slow and lengthy process of approving geological reports.
Title to a discovery
Any discovery (which is detailed in the geological report submitted to SAGMR) will result in the holder of the exploration licence for that discovery having an automatic right to obtain a mining permit. This is very different from the situation in certain other countries where the state becomes the owner of the discovery and an auction process determines the award of the mining permit.
Land allocation
The process of allocating state owned land to mining ventures has been simplified. Previously any allocation of land to a foreign owned company required a government resolution. The status of foreign owned mining companies will now be made equivalent to that of local companies.
Taxation
The income tax regime will be changed to a strict revenue based regime in which a sliding scale of royalties increases with the gold price.
In view of these favourable changes to the mining regime, the clarity they will bring and the removal of consequent uncertainty which has been brought to the phased development of the Chaarat Project, the Board has decided that it is no longer necessary to continue the direct negotiations with the Government to develop an Investment Agreement. A further announcement will be made when these changes are passed into law and an update provided, if applicable, on any amendments.
Accordingly the Board has decided to lift the suspension of further capital investment activities (other than the infrastructure projects relating to power and roads which have continued uninterrupted) as previously announced on 16 April 2012.
Project update
As Chaarat is now in receipt of a mining permit (announced on 27 June 2012), the tentative allocation of land by the regional authorities can be formalised at the state level. This formal allocation is a pre-requisite for securing the building permits for the various facilities: the Company believes this will be obtained in the near future.
Applications for construction permits are being completed and will soon be presented to the Government. Some permits have already been secured (principally for the access road, power supply and shift camp).
Wardell Armstrong International has been commissioned to prepare a gap analysis of the final project design.
A new tender has been issued for additional road works, the tender for the process plant has been issued and contractors are being shortlisted. The mining fleet is being sourced and about 40% of the fleet has already been ordered.
Drilling in the flanks of the designed pit of the Tulkubash Project has continued with the aim of increasing the free milling open pittable reserve base. The Company expects the exploration programme to be completed by mid August and a conclusion as to the feasibility of increased production to be reached by November.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.435.456 von ElfenbeinelaufenschnellermitKo am 29.07.12 18:16:51Natürlich muss man das Länderrisiko berücksichtigen. D.h. kritischer bei solchen Investments rangehen, mistrauischer sein und nur mit kleinem Depotanteil kaufen.
Aber, da Du z.B. Bolivien erwähnst. Das es dort stinkt - fast so wie in Venezuela - das ist ja nun seit mindestens 4-5 Jahren bekannt. Trotzdem gibt es diverse Leute, die sich das immer noch schönreden, bzw. über Jahre getan haben.
Das ist irgendwie so eine totale "hoffie & glaubi" Strategie, womit man an der Börse mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit gegen den Baum fährt.
Bei mir ist die Reaktionszeit da sehr kurz. Und dann wird sowas sofort zum "No Go". Womit ich auch keine Minute Recherchezeit mehr verschwende. Auch sämtliche betreffenden Aktien fliegen aus den Watchlisten und die gespeicherten Infos werden plattgemacht.
Bei Mittelasien bin ich noch nicht an dem Punkt. Ausnahme Mongolei, wenn man die dazu zählen möchte.
s.
Aber, da Du z.B. Bolivien erwähnst. Das es dort stinkt - fast so wie in Venezuela - das ist ja nun seit mindestens 4-5 Jahren bekannt. Trotzdem gibt es diverse Leute, die sich das immer noch schönreden, bzw. über Jahre getan haben.
Das ist irgendwie so eine totale "hoffie & glaubi" Strategie, womit man an der Börse mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit gegen den Baum fährt.
Bei mir ist die Reaktionszeit da sehr kurz. Und dann wird sowas sofort zum "No Go". Womit ich auch keine Minute Recherchezeit mehr verschwende. Auch sämtliche betreffenden Aktien fliegen aus den Watchlisten und die gespeicherten Infos werden plattgemacht.
Bei Mittelasien bin ich noch nicht an dem Punkt. Ausnahme Mongolei, wenn man die dazu zählen möchte.
s.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.435.057 von Coxos am 29.07.12 12:56:54Naja, Kirgistan(die Oxus-Enteignung) ist mit Sicherheit noch unsicherer als Mali und Bolivien derzeit.
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