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jetzt sind sie weg, sind unter meinem Stopkurs gefallen. Jetzt weis ich nicht ob ich mit dem einsteigen noch warten soll................
ich staune bei solchen kursbewegungen immer, wo die leute, die eine aktie zu 3 euro gekauft haben, mit ihren käufen bleiben, wenn sie zu zweifuffzich zu haben ist.
natürlich nur in den fällen, in denen sich zwischendurch an der nachrichtenlage nix geändert hat
natürlich nur in den fällen, in denen sich zwischendurch an der nachrichtenlage nix geändert hat
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.916.490 von bragg am 24.01.11 20:39:47sehr philosophisch, bragg...eine gute aktie ist halt wie ein guter wein...
genau, eine aktie muss atmen ;-)
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Keine Panik. Konsolidierung muss mal sein. Würde ja sonst auch langweilig werden...
Was ist da los? Der Kurs fällt und Fällt..........
Interview mit dem Rohstoffspezialisten Jon Hykawy
http://321energy.com/editorials/energyreport/energyreport010…
Auch Orocobre kommt in dem Interview vor, mit sehr positivem Aspekt.
http://321energy.com/editorials/energyreport/energyreport010…
Auch Orocobre kommt in dem Interview vor, mit sehr positivem Aspekt.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.826.822 von KaOzz am 08.01.11 22:50:17Orocobre secures approval for Argentine lithium project
January 08, 2011 12:00AM
OROCOBRE has secured Argentine approval of its environmental impact statement.
The agreement has cleared a major regulatory hurdle in its plan to open a new lithium mine in the country's north.
The Argentine province of Jujuy gave Orocobre's Salar de Olaroz project the green light on December 31, the company said.
"This is a major milestone," Orocobre managing director Richard Seville said.
The salt lakes in the Puna Plateau of Jujuy province have attracted a clutch of intending lithium miners hoping to cash in on surging demand to make batteries for a growing worldwide fleet of electric cars. (ja, da haben sich einige breit gemacht...)
Orocobre expects to wrap up the project feasibility study in the first quarter of this year and be in commercial production by 2012.
It expects the Olaroz lithium brine mine to initially produce 15,000 tons of lithium carbonate annually, in addition to 36,000 tons per year of the key fertiliser, potash, but is optimistic production will grow from that.
Orocobre is one of a handful of companies pressing on with lithium brine mining projects, which have attracted backing from a number of Asian companies hungry for the light metal.
Last year, Orocobre signed a supply deal with Toyota Tsusho, which is 21.8 per cent-owned by Toyota.
Toyota will take a 25 per cent stake in the Salar de Olaroz project in exchange for financing the feasibility study.
In addition, Canada's Lithium Americas is developing the Cauchari-Olaroz site and has enticed two key strategic investors to provide financing in exchange for discounted supply contracts.
Japanese car maker Mitsubishi holds about 4 per cent of the company's shares, while Canadian automotive parts manufacturer Magna International holds a stake of about 13 per cent.
Mitsubishi and Magna have also conditionally agreed to help finance construction.
Lithium Americas has had some encouraging drilling results and expected to make a decision on mine construction in 2012, the company said.
South Korean government-owned Korea Resources formed a consortium last year with GS Caltex and LG International to invest $US15 million in exploration and a feasibility study at Argentina's Sal de Vida lithium deposit, in return for a 30 per cent stake in a joint venture with Canada's Lithium One.
While there is currently an unprecedented boom in lithium exploration in Argentina, its production is nothing new to the region.
Existing mines in Argentina and Chile operated by Rockwood Holdings subsidiary Chemetall Foote, as well as Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile and FMC, account for more than half of the world's output.
In addition, neighbouring Bolivia has the world's largest lithium brine reserves.
January 08, 2011 12:00AM
OROCOBRE has secured Argentine approval of its environmental impact statement.
The agreement has cleared a major regulatory hurdle in its plan to open a new lithium mine in the country's north.
The Argentine province of Jujuy gave Orocobre's Salar de Olaroz project the green light on December 31, the company said.
"This is a major milestone," Orocobre managing director Richard Seville said.
The salt lakes in the Puna Plateau of Jujuy province have attracted a clutch of intending lithium miners hoping to cash in on surging demand to make batteries for a growing worldwide fleet of electric cars. (ja, da haben sich einige breit gemacht...)
Orocobre expects to wrap up the project feasibility study in the first quarter of this year and be in commercial production by 2012.
It expects the Olaroz lithium brine mine to initially produce 15,000 tons of lithium carbonate annually, in addition to 36,000 tons per year of the key fertiliser, potash, but is optimistic production will grow from that.
Orocobre is one of a handful of companies pressing on with lithium brine mining projects, which have attracted backing from a number of Asian companies hungry for the light metal.
Last year, Orocobre signed a supply deal with Toyota Tsusho, which is 21.8 per cent-owned by Toyota.
Toyota will take a 25 per cent stake in the Salar de Olaroz project in exchange for financing the feasibility study.
In addition, Canada's Lithium Americas is developing the Cauchari-Olaroz site and has enticed two key strategic investors to provide financing in exchange for discounted supply contracts.
Japanese car maker Mitsubishi holds about 4 per cent of the company's shares, while Canadian automotive parts manufacturer Magna International holds a stake of about 13 per cent.
Mitsubishi and Magna have also conditionally agreed to help finance construction.
Lithium Americas has had some encouraging drilling results and expected to make a decision on mine construction in 2012, the company said.
South Korean government-owned Korea Resources formed a consortium last year with GS Caltex and LG International to invest $US15 million in exploration and a feasibility study at Argentina's Sal de Vida lithium deposit, in return for a 30 per cent stake in a joint venture with Canada's Lithium One.
While there is currently an unprecedented boom in lithium exploration in Argentina, its production is nothing new to the region.
Existing mines in Argentina and Chile operated by Rockwood Holdings subsidiary Chemetall Foote, as well as Sociedad Quimica y Minera de Chile and FMC, account for more than half of the world's output.
In addition, neighbouring Bolivia has the world's largest lithium brine reserves.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.818.890 von bragg am 07.01.11 12:59:45Das sagen sie alle 
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04.01.2011 02:05
Orocobre Limited: Environmental Impact Statement for the Development and Exploitation of the Salar de Olaroz Lithium-Potash Project Approved
BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/03/11 -- The Directors of Orocobre Ltd (TSX: ORL)(ASX: ORE) are pleased to announce that the Company has received approval from the Jujuy provincial government of the Environmental Impact Statement for the development and exploitation of its Salar de Olaroz Lithium-Potash Project in Jujuy Province, northern Argentina.
The approval by the Provincial Director on Mines and Energy Resources was received by the company on 31st December following the recommendation by the Unit of Mining Environmental Management ("UGAMP") on 12 November, 2010. UGAMP is a body comprised of twelve members representing various government departments, stakeholder groups and local communities. The development recommendation was fully supported by the local community of Olaroz Chico and other regional community leaders. As part of the approval, the Company must comply with various monitoring obligations, provide additional information on its planned construction works as the project design is finalised, and keep the local communities informed about its activities.
Subsequent to the recommendation of UGAMP, the Company also signed an access and compensation agreement with the local community of Olaroz Chico.
Orocobre Managing Director, Richard Seville, said, "We are delighted to have received approval of the EIS for the development and operation of our Olaroz project. This is a major milestone for the Company and is the key government approval. The project was fully supported by the local community and regional leaders."
"We lodged our development and exploitation EIS with the government in May 2010 and are the first project to be assessed under new provincial government legislation. The fact that it only took six months whilst operating in a new approval system is a testament to the professionalism of our people and their documented work, coupled with the reputation we have developed with stakeholder groups over the last three years working in Jujuy."
About Orocobre Limited
Orocobre Limited is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: ORL)(ASX: ORE) and is the leading lithium-potash developer in the lithium and potassium rich Puna Lithium Province of Argentina.
ABN 31 112 589 910
Contacts:
Australia and Asia
Orocobre Limited
Richard Seville
Managing Director
T +61 7 3871 3985
M +61 419 916 338
FD Third Person
Gemma Young
T: +61 8 9386 1233
M +61 412 349 345
gemma.young@fd.com
North America
Orocobre Limited
James D. Calaway
Chairman
T: +1 (713) 366-0301
M +1 (713) 818-1457
FD
Jessica Wagner
T: +1 (312) 861-4707
M: +1 (646) 258 7439
jessica.wagner@fd.com
© 2011 MarketWire
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04.01.2011 02:05
Orocobre Limited: Environmental Impact Statement for the Development and Exploitation of the Salar de Olaroz Lithium-Potash Project Approved
BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA -- (Marketwire) -- 01/03/11 -- The Directors of Orocobre Ltd (TSX: ORL)(ASX: ORE) are pleased to announce that the Company has received approval from the Jujuy provincial government of the Environmental Impact Statement for the development and exploitation of its Salar de Olaroz Lithium-Potash Project in Jujuy Province, northern Argentina.
The approval by the Provincial Director on Mines and Energy Resources was received by the company on 31st December following the recommendation by the Unit of Mining Environmental Management ("UGAMP") on 12 November, 2010. UGAMP is a body comprised of twelve members representing various government departments, stakeholder groups and local communities. The development recommendation was fully supported by the local community of Olaroz Chico and other regional community leaders. As part of the approval, the Company must comply with various monitoring obligations, provide additional information on its planned construction works as the project design is finalised, and keep the local communities informed about its activities.
Subsequent to the recommendation of UGAMP, the Company also signed an access and compensation agreement with the local community of Olaroz Chico.
Orocobre Managing Director, Richard Seville, said, "We are delighted to have received approval of the EIS for the development and operation of our Olaroz project. This is a major milestone for the Company and is the key government approval. The project was fully supported by the local community and regional leaders."
"We lodged our development and exploitation EIS with the government in May 2010 and are the first project to be assessed under new provincial government legislation. The fact that it only took six months whilst operating in a new approval system is a testament to the professionalism of our people and their documented work, coupled with the reputation we have developed with stakeholder groups over the last three years working in Jujuy."
About Orocobre Limited
Orocobre Limited is listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX: ORL)(ASX: ORE) and is the leading lithium-potash developer in the lithium and potassium rich Puna Lithium Province of Argentina.
ABN 31 112 589 910
Contacts:
Australia and Asia
Orocobre Limited
Richard Seville
Managing Director
T +61 7 3871 3985
M +61 419 916 338
FD Third Person
Gemma Young
T: +61 8 9386 1233
M +61 412 349 345
gemma.young@fd.com
North America
Orocobre Limited
James D. Calaway
Chairman
T: +1 (713) 366-0301
M +1 (713) 818-1457
FD
Jessica Wagner
T: +1 (312) 861-4707
M: +1 (646) 258 7439
jessica.wagner@fd.com
© 2011 MarketWire
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