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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.076.106 von saecofan am 21.02.11 11:25:04Na ja, ein bisschen mehr inhaltlicher und sachlicher Austausch wäre schon nicht schlecht. Aber es gibt ja auch kaum Neuigkeiten, die es zu diskutieren lohnt...
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.060.828 von sliceanddice am 17.02.11 18:56:33ich liebe einfach die Ruhe hier.Vielleicht wird später das Kohlegeschäft ausgegliedert.Einfach gigantisch. Liegenlassen unsere Fortune
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FORTUNE MINERALS COMPLETES PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETINGS IN SASKATCHEWAN FOR METALS PROCESSING PLANT
LONDON, ON, Feb. 17 /CNW/ - Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX-FT) ("Fortune Minerals" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has completed two public information sessions for the environmental assessment and permitting for the Company's proposed Saskatchewan Metals Processing Plant ("SMPP") near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan ("SK"). The SMPP is a proposed hydrometallurgical process plant that will treat concentrates produced at Fortune's 100% owned NICO project in the Northwest Territories ("NWT") and produce high value metal products, including gold doré, cobalt and copper cathodes, and bismuth cathodes or ingots. Fortune Minerals is very pleased with the considerable interest shown in the project from the local communities and municipal and provincial governments and with the generally positive response to the Company's plans for its SMPP.
The information sessions were held in the communities of Dalmeny and Langham on February 7th and 8th, respectively, and followed the issuance of draft Project Specific Guidelines ("PSG's") by the Environmental Assessment Branch of Saskatchewan'sMinistry of Environment ("SE") on January 21st, 2011. These draft PSG's are open for public comment and can be viewed at: http://www.environment.gov.sk.ca/Default.aspx?DN=da9c2bea-d8… until February 23rd, 2011. Once finalized, the PSG's will outline the requirements of the provincial environmental assessment process and identify key issues that will need to be addressed in the Environmental Impact Statement ("EIS"). Fortune plans to submit the EIS to SE next month. The purpose of these information sessions is to update the general public on the Company's plans for the SMPP and to address any concerns or questions prior to the submission of the EIS.
Approximately 75 people attended the meeting in Dalmeny, and there was an even larger turn-out of approximately 115 people in Langham. Both sessions were also attended by representatives of the Regional Municipality of Corman Park, the mayors and members of town council of both communities, local businesses and media, as well as members of the Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority and Enterprise Saskatchewan. Four senior staff of Fortune Minerals and representatives of MDH Engineered Solutions Inc., the Company's environmental consultant for this project, were present to provide information on the project and answer questions. The corporate presentations covered subjects including the design and operation parameters of the plant, plans for residue storage, baseline environmental programs, and potential impacts and mitigation plans to minimize or eliminate impacts at the site and surrounding region. Fortune Minerals staff were able to address questions concerning the proposed water source, process residue storage, air quality issues, noise, employment opportunities and overall financial benefits to the local economy.
Fortune Minerals' SMPP is proposed to be constructed on lands in the Regional Municipality of Corman Park, approximately 26 km northwest of Saskatoon and straddling the main northern line of the Canadian National Railway. The plant will receive approximately 180 tonnes of bulk concentrate per day from the NICO project in the NWT. These concentrates will be re-ground and separated by flotation into cobalt-copper and bismuth concentrates that both contain gold. Cobalt and copper are recovered by pressure acid leach, followed by neutralization and electro-winning to precipitate the metals as high quality cathodes. The bismuth is recovered by atmospheric acid leach followed by electro-winning and smelting to produce cathodes and/or ingots. Residues produced from both streams will be leached with cyanide to recover the gold. Capital costs for the SMPP are estimated to be in excess of $200 million. There will be 85 permanent employees working at the plant, in the fields of metallurgical and chemical engineering, process technologies, tradespersons, and support staff. An even larger work force will be employed for construction and indirect jobs should be 2-3 times the number of direct jobs in order to support the operation. Fortune Minerals is pleased to report that an engineered fly-by of the SMPP and a copy of the presentation given in the communities are now available for viewing on the Home Page of the Company's internet website at www.fortuneminerals.com.
Fortune Minerals plans to maintain open communication with residents and elected officials from the communities and surrounding region throughout the environmental assessment process and also during operations. Once submitted, the EIS will be reviewed by the Saskatchewan Environmental Assessment Review Panel which may develop a deficiency statement if required. Fortune Minerals would then address any deficiencies which would allow SE to issue its Technical Review Comments ("TRC's"). The EIS and TRC's would then be open for public review, following which, SE would submit their recommendations on the project along with any comments from the public, the EIS and the TRC's to the Minister for a decision on the project
FORTUNE MINERALS COMPLETES PUBLIC INFORMATION MEETINGS IN SASKATCHEWAN FOR METALS PROCESSING PLANT
LONDON, ON, Feb. 17 /CNW/ - Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX-FT) ("Fortune Minerals" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has completed two public information sessions for the environmental assessment and permitting for the Company's proposed Saskatchewan Metals Processing Plant ("SMPP") near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan ("SK"). The SMPP is a proposed hydrometallurgical process plant that will treat concentrates produced at Fortune's 100% owned NICO project in the Northwest Territories ("NWT") and produce high value metal products, including gold doré, cobalt and copper cathodes, and bismuth cathodes or ingots. Fortune Minerals is very pleased with the considerable interest shown in the project from the local communities and municipal and provincial governments and with the generally positive response to the Company's plans for its SMPP.
The information sessions were held in the communities of Dalmeny and Langham on February 7th and 8th, respectively, and followed the issuance of draft Project Specific Guidelines ("PSG's") by the Environmental Assessment Branch of Saskatchewan'sMinistry of Environment ("SE") on January 21st, 2011. These draft PSG's are open for public comment and can be viewed at: http://www.environment.gov.sk.ca/Default.aspx?DN=da9c2bea-d8… until February 23rd, 2011. Once finalized, the PSG's will outline the requirements of the provincial environmental assessment process and identify key issues that will need to be addressed in the Environmental Impact Statement ("EIS"). Fortune plans to submit the EIS to SE next month. The purpose of these information sessions is to update the general public on the Company's plans for the SMPP and to address any concerns or questions prior to the submission of the EIS.
Approximately 75 people attended the meeting in Dalmeny, and there was an even larger turn-out of approximately 115 people in Langham. Both sessions were also attended by representatives of the Regional Municipality of Corman Park, the mayors and members of town council of both communities, local businesses and media, as well as members of the Saskatoon Regional Economic Development Authority and Enterprise Saskatchewan. Four senior staff of Fortune Minerals and representatives of MDH Engineered Solutions Inc., the Company's environmental consultant for this project, were present to provide information on the project and answer questions. The corporate presentations covered subjects including the design and operation parameters of the plant, plans for residue storage, baseline environmental programs, and potential impacts and mitigation plans to minimize or eliminate impacts at the site and surrounding region. Fortune Minerals staff were able to address questions concerning the proposed water source, process residue storage, air quality issues, noise, employment opportunities and overall financial benefits to the local economy.
Fortune Minerals' SMPP is proposed to be constructed on lands in the Regional Municipality of Corman Park, approximately 26 km northwest of Saskatoon and straddling the main northern line of the Canadian National Railway. The plant will receive approximately 180 tonnes of bulk concentrate per day from the NICO project in the NWT. These concentrates will be re-ground and separated by flotation into cobalt-copper and bismuth concentrates that both contain gold. Cobalt and copper are recovered by pressure acid leach, followed by neutralization and electro-winning to precipitate the metals as high quality cathodes. The bismuth is recovered by atmospheric acid leach followed by electro-winning and smelting to produce cathodes and/or ingots. Residues produced from both streams will be leached with cyanide to recover the gold. Capital costs for the SMPP are estimated to be in excess of $200 million. There will be 85 permanent employees working at the plant, in the fields of metallurgical and chemical engineering, process technologies, tradespersons, and support staff. An even larger work force will be employed for construction and indirect jobs should be 2-3 times the number of direct jobs in order to support the operation. Fortune Minerals is pleased to report that an engineered fly-by of the SMPP and a copy of the presentation given in the communities are now available for viewing on the Home Page of the Company's internet website at www.fortuneminerals.com.
Fortune Minerals plans to maintain open communication with residents and elected officials from the communities and surrounding region throughout the environmental assessment process and also during operations. Once submitted, the EIS will be reviewed by the Saskatchewan Environmental Assessment Review Panel which may develop a deficiency statement if required. Fortune Minerals would then address any deficiencies which would allow SE to issue its Technical Review Comments ("TRC's"). The EIS and TRC's would then be open for public review, following which, SE would submit their recommendations on the project along with any comments from the public, the EIS and the TRC's to the Minister for a decision on the project
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Vancouver - Fortune Minerals (ft-t) goes into 2011 with big ambitions for its two feasibility-stage projects after a year of steady progress.In British Columbia, the company's Mount Klappan anthracite coal project now has a clearer path forward...
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.892.481 von marionella25 am 19.01.11 22:32:53Bin vorgestern mit einer kleinen Position eingestiegen. Soviel, wie mein Konto gerade hergab. Wenn mal wieder irgendwo was frei wird, will ich aufstocken. Cool finde ich die Sache mit dem Hafen. Das soll wohl der limitierende Faktor der Zukunft sein.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.892.453 von sliceanddice am 19.01.11 22:28:05Ist zwar nicht viel Neues, hört sich aber trotzdem gut an!
Na dann mal ran an die Kohle.
Na dann mal ran an die Kohle.
http://www.rightsidenews.com/2011011412565/life-and-science/…
Interview von The Energy Report (TER) mit Mark Lackey (ML) - Auszug -
TER: What are some junior coal players with anthracite or metallurgical coal plays that could see some value creation in the next few months?
ML: Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX:FT) has quite a significant play in northwestern British Columbia that is largely metallurgical coal. It has 231 million tons (Mt.) indicated and measured—one of the largest undeveloped deposits in the world. One of the places that doesn't have problems with port facilities is Canada, especially in Prince Rupert, which is what Fortune would use given its physical location. That's a really big advantage. It has deepwater shipping ports there all year round and there's some railway expansion. The infrastructure issue there is not a problem. It's high-quality coal and the size of the reserve is significant as opposed to a number of smaller coal companies that have very limited reserves and production. From an investor viewpoint, you're not going to look at companies with limited upside.
Interview von The Energy Report (TER) mit Mark Lackey (ML) - Auszug -
TER: What are some junior coal players with anthracite or metallurgical coal plays that could see some value creation in the next few months?
ML: Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX:FT) has quite a significant play in northwestern British Columbia that is largely metallurgical coal. It has 231 million tons (Mt.) indicated and measured—one of the largest undeveloped deposits in the world. One of the places that doesn't have problems with port facilities is Canada, especially in Prince Rupert, which is what Fortune would use given its physical location. That's a really big advantage. It has deepwater shipping ports there all year round and there's some railway expansion. The infrastructure issue there is not a problem. It's high-quality coal and the size of the reserve is significant as opposed to a number of smaller coal companies that have very limited reserves and production. From an investor viewpoint, you're not going to look at companies with limited upside.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.833.959 von marionella25 am 10.01.11 17:26:12natürlich spielt die Music in Canada.Da wirste die auch immer wieder los. Das hier ist kein Zockerwert. Wird auch nochmal billiger, dann lege ich mir noch ein paar ins Depot. Wenn sie ihr 1. Projekt am laufen haben, kümmern sie sich bestimmt richtig um das Kohleprojekt. Aber kann noch dauern. Vielleicht meldet sich ja Popeye82 mal wie er die Entwicklungsmöglichkeiten von Fortune einschätzt.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.832.133 von saecofan am 10.01.11 13:31:01So lieber saecofan habe mich entschieden und bin dann mal rein in den Laden! 
Habe den Wert auch auf der Suche nach einem Kohleexplorer gefunden und schon einige Zeit auf der Watch. Kenne mich allerdings nicht so gut mit der Kohlematerie aus, hier geht es offenbar um hochwertige Anthrazitkohle.
Also chartechnisch habe ich auf diesen Moment gewartet, allerdings darf es nicht mehr viel weiter runter gehen. Mit wenig Volumen runter gezogen.
Aber neben dem Kohleprojekt gibt es ja wie du schon geschrieben hast auch noch das offensichtlich bald in Produktion gehende Nico - Projekt.
Alles in Allem sehr interessant! Mal schauen was da die nächsten Tage so abgeht!
Habe den Wert auch auf der Suche nach einem Kohleexplorer gefunden und schon einige Zeit auf der Watch. Kenne mich allerdings nicht so gut mit der Kohlematerie aus, hier geht es offenbar um hochwertige Anthrazitkohle.
Also chartechnisch habe ich auf diesen Moment gewartet, allerdings darf es nicht mehr viel weiter runter gehen. Mit wenig Volumen runter gezogen.
Aber neben dem Kohleprojekt gibt es ja wie du schon geschrieben hast auch noch das offensichtlich bald in Produktion gehende Nico - Projekt.
Alles in Allem sehr interessant! Mal schauen was da die nächsten Tage so abgeht!
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