Real Gold Mining - Kapitalerh. als Einstiegchance? - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[bennog]

akt. die kleinste der chinesischen börsennotierten goldFÖRDERER
moment. 140.000 unzen tendenz steigend..förderausstoß erw. 16+19% für 2010 und 2011.... weitere explorationsgebiete wurden bereits aquiriert....

sensationelle förderkosten von 273 usdollar/unze
KGV 10,5 für 2011
MK 1,05 mrd euro

die kapitalerh. ist nun durch und dürfte einigermaßen verdaut sein.
es wurden 150 mio. dollar eingenommen. seit 2009 ist die aktie auch in hongkong gelistet. in deutschland rel. wenig umsätze.

Insgesamt aber eine spannende goldaktie mit china (starker remimbi) incuded.

!!! Keine Aufforderung zum Kauf...lediglich als depotbeimischung wer auf gold und / oder china setzen möchte

so long benno

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.939.601 von bennog am 06.08.10 09:26:30

anzumerken ist noch dass es in china nur 3 börsennot. goldförderer gibt.
Im zusammenhang dazu sollte man sehen dass australien in erwägung zieht 40% steuern auf minenertärge zu erheben.
die amis und kanada werden nachziehen...das einzige land der erde dass öffentlich die bevölkerung aufgerufen hat/aufruft gold zu kaufen ist china.....

die förderkosten liegen deshalb nur bei 273 usdollar da der strom in der inneren mongolei (hier befinden sich die 2 wichtigsten minen) die niedrigsten in ganz china sind
(0,54RMB/Kwh statt 0,74RMB/Kwh in den grossstädten)
Der Goldgehalt je abgebauter tonne ist mit ca. 9,7g/t am höchsten bei den chinesischen Konkurrenten....

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.947.018 von bennog am 07.08.10 16:52:57

heutiger tag verspricht mehr....zum Top sinds noch knappe 20%--wer will die mitnehmen??

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.982.117 von bennog am 13.08.10 16:58:51

kurs peilt nun das ATH bei etwa 1,50 euro an.....bis dorthin sinds noch gute 10%...

Value Partners raises stocks in Real Gold (HKG:0246) to 5.04%
[Date:09-17-2010] Source: Infocast News

Value Partners Group (HKG:0806) has increased its long position in Real Gold Mining (HKG:0246) from 4.98% to 5.04% by acquiring 568,500 shares of the company on September 13 at HK$12.162 per share on average, the Stock Exchange's SDI information shows. The shares were traded on the Stock Exchange for a total of HK$6.914 million.

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.179.921 von bennog am 20.09.10 18:18:57

was für eine perle und niemand interessiert sich???

na ja....bei über 1,50 gebe ich noch einmal bescheid und dann lass ichs bleiben
bezüglich REAL GOLD MINING

eigentlich bin ich auch zufrieden dass es keinen interessiert d.h.potenzial ist dann noch vorhanden wenn der AKTIONÄR oder ein anderes schmierblatt ruft

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.939.601 von bennog am 06.08.10 09:26:30

heute wird das ATH in Hongkong dollar erreicht...die aktie steht vor einer neubewertung sollte der goldpreis nicht deutlich einbrechen....sensationell günstige förderkosten in der inneren mongolei....würde mich freuen wenn wenigstens einer hier einsteigt denn geteilte freude ist doppelte freude letztendlich

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.939.601 von bennog am 06.08.10 09:26:30

Value Partners (HKG:0806) buys 2M shr of Real Gold (HKG:0246)
[Date:10-12-2010] Source: Infocast News

Value Partners Group (HKG:0806) has increased its long position in Real Gold Mining (HKG:0246) from 5.84% to 6.05% by acquiring 2 million shares on October 5 at HK$13.951 per share on average, the Stock Exchange's SDI information shows. The shares were traded on the Stock Exchange for a total of HK$27.902 million.


ein insti zeigt interesse

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.309.898 von bennog am 13.10.10 08:26:48

was machen die denn mit den 150 mio cash.....??

[Sam88]

Chinese accounting walls

Many Chinese companies went public in the US by the reverse-merger shell route that allows them to start trading without having the prospectus reviewed by the SEC.
July 27, 2011:

A number of Chinese companies opted to get listed on the US-based exchanges went and earn their riches. Being mid-sized entities, they opted for the reverse merger route to take a short-cut to their listing ambitions. The definition of a reverse merger by the book is the acquisition of a public company by a private company, allowing the private company to bypass the usually lengthy and complex process of going public. A regular stream of accounting ambushes by these companies in the documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission ( SEC) have generated an altogether new definition of Chinese walls — Chinese accounting walls.
Longtop Financial

The accidents were simple yet bizarre. Hong Kong-listed Real Gold Mining Ltd, an Inner Mongolian company, halted trading in its shares in May after a newspaper report said the miner had filed one set of accounts with the Hong Kong stock exchange and a much different one with China's central government. A special investigator is looking into the double-filing mystery. The auditors of Shenzhen-based China Expert Technology are in a soup and could be investigated for camouflaging a $132-million fraud.

If the Satyam saga has taught auditors to be ultra-careful while confirming bank balances, the story of Longtop Financial Technologies — a software company that sells its wares to the banking and insurance sector — would probably teach them to visit the bank independently and get the bank balances confirmed in person. One of the top accounting firms in the world was the auditor for Longtop and had relied on the confirmation of balances from the bank branches for the past six years. For unrecorded reasons, they sought a confirmation of balance directly from the Head Office of the Bank in the seventh year which triggered cinematic drama.

Longtop stopped the process of confirmation stating that the audit firm was not “really” their auditor and also attempted to repossess the audit files by coercion. The Chairman of the company attempted to justify the non-existent bank balances to the mollified auditor by stating that there was fake cash recorded on the books because there had been fake revenue in the past. The audit firm gave up the audit and the company has since not filed its statements and is facing an investigation by the SEC.

Frauds in Chinese stocks are the in-thing in the United States. Many of the fraudulent companies went public in the US by the reverse-merger shell route. That route allowed companies to start trading without going through a formal underwriting process or having its prospectus reviewed by the SEC. In many instances, analysts who have gone short on the stock have been able to expose accounting weaknesses.

An analyst raised a red flag on the financial statements of Long-Top when he discovered that the company had cash balances equal to 250 quarters of capital expenditure but yet went to the market for funding; had amazing margins on its products but negligible incremental capital per staff member (which is to be expected in high-margin companies) and retaining its best-in-class accounting ratios despite doing some acquisitions. Adding doubly to the doubts about the financials was the tendency of the Chairman to keep giving away his stock in the company to employees and others.

Fiercely patriotic operating-in-China rules prevent the Public Company Accounting Oversight Board (PCAOB) from inspecting China-based audit firms for quality and documentation.
Auditors

The Longtop tales bring out the inherent risks in the profession of auditing. Regulations around them continue to be implemented. The PCAOB has issued a draft accounting standard on auditing of supplementary information that forms part of SEC filings. In the United Kingdom, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) is considering including auditors under the Competition Commission Rules. The eternally-delayed Companies Bill in India introduces the concept of class-action suits against the auditor to the country. The idiom ‘better be safe than sorry' could well describe the stance that the auditors would take against the myriad regulations and ethical standards that surround them.

(The author is a Bangalore-based chartered accountant.)

[Sam88]

Real Gold (HKG:0246) updates progress on resumption
[Date:06-15-2012] Source: Infocast News

Trading in the shares of Real Gold Mining Ltd. (HKG:0246) has been suspended with effect from 9:00 a.m 27 May 2011. In relation to the progress on fulfillment of the resumption conditions, the company announced that it has identified an independent forensic specialist and has submitted to the Stock Exchange for its approval a draft engagement letter.

The Stock Exchange has since then requested further amendments to the scope of the engagement letter. The company is currently considering these amendments and liaising with the Stock Exchange with the aim of finalising the scope of engagement with the independent forensic specialist as soon as practicable.

The company is in the process of identifying an accounting firm with suitable experience with the aim of engaging an accounting firm as its auditor. Upon the engagement of such an auditor and the completion of the audit of the company’s financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2011 by such auditor, the company will publish the financial results and reports in compliance with the Listing Rules. The company has adopted a Corporate Governance Code.

The company will also consider the findings and recommendations of the independent forensic specialist and implement necessary remedial measures to rectify any material deficiencies in its corporate governance, financial reporting procedures and internal control systems in compliance with the Listing Rules. The company will continue to take necessary steps to satisfy the resumption conditions with the aim of resuming trading in the shares of the company as soon as practicable

von: http://www.chinesestock.org

[Sam88]

Real Gold (HKG:0246) updates progress on resumption
[Date:06-15-2012] Source: Infocast News

Trading in the shares of Real Gold Mining Ltd. (HKG:0246) has been suspended with effect from 9:00 a.m 27 May 2011. In relation to the progress on fulfillment of the resumption conditions, the company announced that it has identified an independent forensic specialist and has submitted to the Stock Exchange for its approval a draft engagement letter.

The Stock Exchange has since then requested further amendments to the scope of the engagement letter. The company is currently considering these amendments and liaising with the Stock Exchange with the aim of finalising the scope of engagement with the independent forensic specialist as soon as practicable.

The company is in the process of identifying an accounting firm with suitable experience with the aim of engaging an accounting firm as its auditor. Upon the engagement of such an auditor and the completion of the audit of the company’s financial statements for the year ended 31 December 2011 by such auditor, the company will publish the financial results and reports in compliance with the Listing Rules. The company has adopted a Corporate Governance Code.

The company will also consider the findings and recommendations of the independent forensic specialist and implement necessary remedial measures to rectify any material deficiencies in its corporate governance, financial reporting procedures and internal control systems in compliance with the Listing Rules. The company will continue to take necessary steps to satisfy the resumption conditions with the aim of resuming trading in the shares of the company as soon as practicable


von: http://www.chinesestock.org/show.aspx?id=150354&cid=28

[Sam88]

Real Gold (HKG:0246) inks debt restructuring agt
[Date:06-27-2012] Source: Infocast News

Trading in the shares of Real Gold Mining Ltd. (HKG:0246) has been suspended with effect from 9:00 a.m 27 May 2011. Real Gold announced that Wu Ruilin and Top Lucky (wholly owned by Wu) together owed Real Gold approximately HK$794.148 million. Real Gold entered into debt restructuring agreement and brought into two shareholders as new debtors to assume Wu's debts. Real Gold agreed during the standstill period to not pursue the repayment of the debts; and not take any legal action against Wu and Top Lucky in respect of the debts, provided that the new debtors shall pay interest on the remaining balance of the debts at a simple interest rate of 4.75% per annum during the period from the first repayment date until the full payment of the debts.

Pursuant to the debt restructuring agreement, the two new debtors, Quanmin Investments Limited and Victory Gold Management Inc, will assume HK$529.432 million and HK$264.716 million respectively; Wu will transfer his shareholders of Real Gold to the two new debtors. Upon completion of the debt restructuring agreement, Wu will reduce his shareholdings in Real Gold from 41.2% to 15.41% while the two new debtors, Quanmin Investments and Victory Gold will hold 24.9% and 12.44% equity interest in Real Gold respectively. Wu will be no longer the controlling shareholder of Real Gold.

Due to a lack of information needed to conduct a valuation of the mining and exploration rights, Real Gold halted the acquisition of the mining and exploration rights from Top Lucky. Top Lucky should reimburse the consideration of HK$449.2 million to Real Gold. In addition, Real Gold entered into a loan agreements with Wu in August 2011, pursuant to which a total of approximately HK$955 million was lent by the Real Gold to Wu. As at 31 May 2012, a total loan balance and the corresponding accrued interest, together approximately HK$345 million, remains outstanding from Wu. Therefore, Top Lucky and Wu owed Real Gold approximately HK$794.148 million.


Quelle:http://www.chinesestock.org/show.aspx?id=151051&cid=28