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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.427.312 von tommy-hl am 22.01.09 15:17:43Hi Tommy,
mit der Formulierung 'ohne Resonanz' habe ich nicht dich gemeint. Im Board sind viele Exoerten, die sicher was zu Dynasty sagen können. Aber wenn du dafür Zeit findest, ist natürlich super. (Keine Ahnung wann du das alles machst :-)
mit der Formulierung 'ohne Resonanz' habe ich nicht dich gemeint. Im Board sind viele Exoerten, die sicher was zu Dynasty sagen können. Aber wenn du dafür Zeit findest, ist natürlich super. (Keine Ahnung wann du das alles machst :-)
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.426.858 von mge am 22.01.09 14:31:15Vor einigen Tagen wurde schon mal Dynasty Metals (A0HFXY) hier angesprochen - aber ohne Resonanz.
Resonanz: Ich schaue mir DMM an.
Länderrisiko: hoch!
Gruß
Tommy
Resonanz: Ich schaue mir DMM an.
Länderrisiko: hoch!
Gruß
Tommy
Vor einigen Tagen wurde schon mal Dynasty Metals (A0HFXY) hier angesprochen - aber ohne Resonanz.
Der Wert könnte sich entwickeln nach dem neuen Mining Law in Ecuador.
- MK um die 135 Mil CAD
- 6 Mio. Au/Oz Resourcen
- sehr niedrige Abbaukosten um die 200 $/Oz
- voll finanziert bis zum geplanten Produktionsbeginn im April (Zaruma)
- zwei weitere Projekte im Vorlauf
- Potentieller 200000 Oz Produzent in 1-2 Jahren.
Oder seht ihr das Länderrisiko als zu großen Risikofaktor?
Der Wert könnte sich entwickeln nach dem neuen Mining Law in Ecuador.
- MK um die 135 Mil CAD
- 6 Mio. Au/Oz Resourcen
- sehr niedrige Abbaukosten um die 200 $/Oz
- voll finanziert bis zum geplanten Produktionsbeginn im April (Zaruma)
- zwei weitere Projekte im Vorlauf
- Potentieller 200000 Oz Produzent in 1-2 Jahren.
Oder seht ihr das Länderrisiko als zu großen Risikofaktor?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.420.549 von stupidgame am 21.01.09 17:11:04
Bezüglich Zirkon - Iluka ist ja Marktführer. Deshalb stelle ich die eine oder andere Meldung mal hier rein.
Iluka firm but planning closures
Bill Lindsay
January 22, 2009
S. http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24945072-….
Bezüglich Zirkon - Iluka ist ja Marktführer. Deshalb stelle ich die eine oder andere Meldung mal hier rein.
Iluka firm but planning closures
Bill Lindsay
January 22, 2009
S. http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24945072-….
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.421.530 von Popeye82 am 21.01.09 19:04:04Hallo,
Mit Kinbauri Gold könntet Ihr euch denke ich hier auch mal genauer auseinandersetzen.
Gruß,
Popeye
Hallo Popeye,
Kinbauri Gold ist hochinteressant, weil Gold und Kupfer gefördert werden sollen. Ich hatte schon mal eine Umsatz- und Gewinnprognose erstellt. Nun ist allerdings der Kupferpreis gefallen, und ich muss die ganze Sache noch mal neu durchrechnen.
Ich bin nicht mehr auf dem aktuellen Stand. Deshalb müsste geprüft werden, wie Kinbauri die Capex aufbringen will.
Gruß
Tommy
Mit Kinbauri Gold könntet Ihr euch denke ich hier auch mal genauer auseinandersetzen.
Gruß,
Popeye
Hallo Popeye,
Kinbauri Gold ist hochinteressant, weil Gold und Kupfer gefördert werden sollen. Ich hatte schon mal eine Umsatz- und Gewinnprognose erstellt. Nun ist allerdings der Kupferpreis gefallen, und ich muss die ganze Sache noch mal neu durchrechnen.
Ich bin nicht mehr auf dem aktuellen Stand. Deshalb müsste geprüft werden, wie Kinbauri die Capex aufbringen will.
Gruß
Tommy
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Guten Morgen!
China's December refined copper imports hit record
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idAFHKG1522120090…
Sollte man allerdings im Kontext der Preisentwicklung sehen. In dem Maße wir sicher nicht weiter importiert, und die Preise im Dezember zogen nur moderat an. D.h., China hat gerade mal leicht die Schwäche in anderen Regionen überkompensiert. Ausserdem - mussten wir ja bei Zink lernen - bezahlt das Staatliche Reservebüro nicht jeden Preis beim Ankauf.
MfG.
s.
China's December refined copper imports hit record
http://www.reuters.com/article/marketsNews/idAFHKG1522120090…
Sollte man allerdings im Kontext der Preisentwicklung sehen. In dem Maße wir sicher nicht weiter importiert, und die Preise im Dezember zogen nur moderat an. D.h., China hat gerade mal leicht die Schwäche in anderen Regionen überkompensiert. Ausserdem - mussten wir ja bei Zink lernen - bezahlt das Staatliche Reservebüro nicht jeden Preis beim Ankauf.
MfG.
s.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.421.282 von XIO am 21.01.09 18:32:52Guten Morgen
@ stupidgame und XIO
Danke für die Infos zur DR Congo. Damit wäre für Anvil und Moto Goldmines die Überprüfung der Minenlizenzen abgeschlossen. Für andere Unternehmen, die in der DRC tätig sind, werden die Ergebnisse wohl nach und nach bekannt gegeben. Ich denke da beispielsweise an Tiger Resources.
Gruß
Tommy
@ stupidgame und XIO
Danke für die Infos zur DR Congo. Damit wäre für Anvil und Moto Goldmines die Überprüfung der Minenlizenzen abgeschlossen. Für andere Unternehmen, die in der DRC tätig sind, werden die Ergebnisse wohl nach und nach bekannt gegeben. Ich denke da beispielsweise an Tiger Resources.
Gruß
Tommy
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.422.802 von Urlaub2 am 21.01.09 21:57:59Und diese Herde geht nach. Ich kaufe nichts ueber 8000, denn ich bin ueberzeugt es gibt kein Grund, dass Dow ueber 8000 liegt. Und 9000 ist klarfall fuer short (zumindets jetzt).
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.422.091 von Urlaub2 am 21.01.09 20:16:16Heute konnte man mal wieder Meister Bernanke beim Dow-Hochkaufen zuschauen.
Pacific Rubiales Announces Exploration Success and Operational Update
TORONTO, Jan. 21, 2009 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp. (TSX: PRE) announced that it has discovered oil at its LISA-1 well located within the Guasimo Block, in the Upper Magdalena Valley of Colombia. The company also provided an update on operations across its current projects.
Ronald Pantin, the company's Chief Executive Officer, stated: "the results announced today are evidence of how we continue to move forward in our exploration activity while focusing on taking our production assets to their full potential. This emphasizes our philosophy of reinforcing our present opportunities during volatile times, while securing the future."
GUASIMO BLOCK
The exploratory well, LISA-1, is found at the top of the reservoir, located in the Guadalupe Formation, at a depth of 4,726 feet measured depth (MD), or 4020 feet true vertical depth at sub-sea level. The preliminary petrophysical evaluation of the well logs indicated a total thickness of 64 feet and a net oil-pay zone of 30 feet with an average fracture-porosity of 16%. After a preliminary test where the well produced oil batches of 24.5 degrees API, the company decided to fracture the reservoir and it is now conducting an extended production test. The company has a 100% working interest in the Guasimo Block, which was acquired by the company at the time of its acquisition of Kappa Resources.
MORICHE BLOCK
At the Moriche Block, located in the Llanos Basin of Colombia, the company completed the drilling of the Mauritia West 1 exploratory well to a total of 10,234 feet MD. The top of the reservoir, the Mirador Formation, was encountered at 10,010 feet MD. A total of 21 feet were perforated in the interval 10,037 - 10,012 feet MD. Drill test results indicated non-commercial quantities of hydrocarbons.
QUIFA BLOCK
The exploratory well QUIFA-5 on Prospect E successfully completed its term as a vertical producer on December 6, 2008. Since that date, the prospect has been tested with different configurations resulting in average daily rates of 220 barrels per day of oil of 13.4 degrees API, slightly higher than the 12.5 degrees API produced at the Rubiales field.
Management believes that the discovery at Prospect E is connected to the Rubiales Field because the oil-water contact at the well is 26 feet deeper than the deepest closing contour. This indicates that the trap is larger than the individual structure at Prospect E. Additionally, the well exhibits the same pressure regime as the Rubiales Field. As a result of this discovery, the chances of finding oil at Prospects H and I are significantly increased. These prospects are located halfway between Prospect E and the Rubiales Field. In 2009, the company plans to drill three additional exploratory wells at Prospects H, I and A as well as appraise the discoveries on Prospects D (RUB-147) and E (Quifa-5).
The Quifa Block is an exploratory block in which Meta Petroleum (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Pacific Rubiales) holds a 70% working interest and Ecopetrol S.A. holds a 30% working interest. Production shares from each commercial field in the Quifa Block will be 40% for Ecopetrol and 60% for Meta Petroleum.
RUBIALES FIELD
An exploratory well identified as RUB-148 was drilled between December 19 and 27, 2008, in the southeastern portion of the Rubiales Block in the "buffer zone". This zone is a 5 kilometer strip that surrounds the Rubiales and Piriri Blocks. The preliminary petrophysical information indicates a thickness of 31 feet gross with a net pay of 20 feet on the basal sandstones. This well confirmed the extension of the Rubiales Field to the south-southeast. Additionally, it provides strong evidence of the presence of hydrocarbons in the contiguous southern region, where the company was recently awarded the exploration block CPO-14. This exploration block is located approximately 3 kilometers from this well. The company is presently carrying out the required steps to complete the well and prepare it for production.
2009 DRILLING PROGRAM
The company's gross drilling program for 2009 consists of 92 development wells (18 vertical wells and 74 horizontal wells), 8 appraisal wells, 7 exploration wells and 7 injection wells, as follows:
Rubiales: 63 development wells (14 vertical wells and 49 horizontal
wells), as well as 10 injection wells, for a total net capital
expenditure of US$ 68.7 million.
Medium/Light oil: 29 development wells (4 vertical wells and 25
horizontal wells), 8 appraisal wells and 1 injector well for a total net
capital expenditure of US$37.8 million.
Exploration drilling: 3 wells at Quifa, 1 well at Guama, 1 well at
Cicuco, 1 at Arrendajo and 1 well at Topoyaco, for a total net capital
expenditure of US$29 million.
PRODUCTION LEVELS
The company also announced that the production level in the Rubiales/Piriri block continues its upward trend, reaching a new level of 53,125 gross barrels of oil per day (bopd), or 19,105 bopd net to the company, after royalties.
oil fields, has risen to 59,646.5 gross bopd or 21,188.33 net bopd. The company has also been producing 35.151 MMPCD of gas from La Creciente, which is expected to increase afterAs a result, total production for Pacific Rubiales, as of January 19, 2008, including production from its other a temporary customer purchase cut is reversed in the next three weeks.
Pacific Rubiales, a Canadian-based company and producer of natural gas and heavy crude oil, owns 100 percent of Meta Petroleum Limited, a Colombian oil operator which operates the Rubiales and Piriri oil fields in the Llanos Basin in association with Ecopetrol S.A., the Colombian national oil company. The Company is focused on identifying opportunities primarily within the eastern Llanos Basin of Colombia as well as in other areas in Colombia and northern Peru. Pacific Rubiales has a current net production of approximately 30,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd), with working interests in 34 blocks in Colombia and Peru.
Boe may be misleading, particularly if used in isolation. A boe conversion ratio of 6 mcf:1 bbl is based on an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead.
TORONTO, Jan. 21, 2009 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp. (TSX: PRE) announced that it has discovered oil at its LISA-1 well located within the Guasimo Block, in the Upper Magdalena Valley of Colombia. The company also provided an update on operations across its current projects.
Ronald Pantin, the company's Chief Executive Officer, stated: "the results announced today are evidence of how we continue to move forward in our exploration activity while focusing on taking our production assets to their full potential. This emphasizes our philosophy of reinforcing our present opportunities during volatile times, while securing the future."
GUASIMO BLOCK
The exploratory well, LISA-1, is found at the top of the reservoir, located in the Guadalupe Formation, at a depth of 4,726 feet measured depth (MD), or 4020 feet true vertical depth at sub-sea level. The preliminary petrophysical evaluation of the well logs indicated a total thickness of 64 feet and a net oil-pay zone of 30 feet with an average fracture-porosity of 16%. After a preliminary test where the well produced oil batches of 24.5 degrees API, the company decided to fracture the reservoir and it is now conducting an extended production test. The company has a 100% working interest in the Guasimo Block, which was acquired by the company at the time of its acquisition of Kappa Resources.
MORICHE BLOCK
At the Moriche Block, located in the Llanos Basin of Colombia, the company completed the drilling of the Mauritia West 1 exploratory well to a total of 10,234 feet MD. The top of the reservoir, the Mirador Formation, was encountered at 10,010 feet MD. A total of 21 feet were perforated in the interval 10,037 - 10,012 feet MD. Drill test results indicated non-commercial quantities of hydrocarbons.
QUIFA BLOCK
The exploratory well QUIFA-5 on Prospect E successfully completed its term as a vertical producer on December 6, 2008. Since that date, the prospect has been tested with different configurations resulting in average daily rates of 220 barrels per day of oil of 13.4 degrees API, slightly higher than the 12.5 degrees API produced at the Rubiales field.
Management believes that the discovery at Prospect E is connected to the Rubiales Field because the oil-water contact at the well is 26 feet deeper than the deepest closing contour. This indicates that the trap is larger than the individual structure at Prospect E. Additionally, the well exhibits the same pressure regime as the Rubiales Field. As a result of this discovery, the chances of finding oil at Prospects H and I are significantly increased. These prospects are located halfway between Prospect E and the Rubiales Field. In 2009, the company plans to drill three additional exploratory wells at Prospects H, I and A as well as appraise the discoveries on Prospects D (RUB-147) and E (Quifa-5).
The Quifa Block is an exploratory block in which Meta Petroleum (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Pacific Rubiales) holds a 70% working interest and Ecopetrol S.A. holds a 30% working interest. Production shares from each commercial field in the Quifa Block will be 40% for Ecopetrol and 60% for Meta Petroleum.
RUBIALES FIELD
An exploratory well identified as RUB-148 was drilled between December 19 and 27, 2008, in the southeastern portion of the Rubiales Block in the "buffer zone". This zone is a 5 kilometer strip that surrounds the Rubiales and Piriri Blocks. The preliminary petrophysical information indicates a thickness of 31 feet gross with a net pay of 20 feet on the basal sandstones. This well confirmed the extension of the Rubiales Field to the south-southeast. Additionally, it provides strong evidence of the presence of hydrocarbons in the contiguous southern region, where the company was recently awarded the exploration block CPO-14. This exploration block is located approximately 3 kilometers from this well. The company is presently carrying out the required steps to complete the well and prepare it for production.
2009 DRILLING PROGRAM
The company's gross drilling program for 2009 consists of 92 development wells (18 vertical wells and 74 horizontal wells), 8 appraisal wells, 7 exploration wells and 7 injection wells, as follows:
Rubiales: 63 development wells (14 vertical wells and 49 horizontal
wells), as well as 10 injection wells, for a total net capital
expenditure of US$ 68.7 million.
Medium/Light oil: 29 development wells (4 vertical wells and 25
horizontal wells), 8 appraisal wells and 1 injector well for a total net
capital expenditure of US$37.8 million.
Exploration drilling: 3 wells at Quifa, 1 well at Guama, 1 well at
Cicuco, 1 at Arrendajo and 1 well at Topoyaco, for a total net capital
expenditure of US$29 million.
PRODUCTION LEVELS
The company also announced that the production level in the Rubiales/Piriri block continues its upward trend, reaching a new level of 53,125 gross barrels of oil per day (bopd), or 19,105 bopd net to the company, after royalties.
oil fields, has risen to 59,646.5 gross bopd or 21,188.33 net bopd. The company has also been producing 35.151 MMPCD of gas from La Creciente, which is expected to increase afterAs a result, total production for Pacific Rubiales, as of January 19, 2008, including production from its other a temporary customer purchase cut is reversed in the next three weeks.
Pacific Rubiales, a Canadian-based company and producer of natural gas and heavy crude oil, owns 100 percent of Meta Petroleum Limited, a Colombian oil operator which operates the Rubiales and Piriri oil fields in the Llanos Basin in association with Ecopetrol S.A., the Colombian national oil company. The Company is focused on identifying opportunities primarily within the eastern Llanos Basin of Colombia as well as in other areas in Colombia and northern Peru. Pacific Rubiales has a current net production of approximately 30,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd), with working interests in 34 blocks in Colombia and Peru.
Boe may be misleading, particularly if used in isolation. A boe conversion ratio of 6 mcf:1 bbl is based on an energy equivalency conversion method primarily applicable at the burner tip and does not represent a value equivalency at the wellhead.
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