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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.565.841 von FaxenClown am 08.01.12 16:36:46Hallo Faxe,
danke Dir für Dein Statement!
Wie können jedenfalls Q1 mit einigen fundamentalen News rechnen, welche sicherlich den Kurs beflügeln können...
Mal schauen, ob man bei Stans mit so einem Dreisatz weiterkommt. Bisher hat das Management ja alles für einen Appel und ein Ei bekommen!
Wie du schon angemerkt hast, wurde sehr ökonomisch mit dem Geld umgegangen, fast alles Second-Hand sozusagen. Nachdem der Markt begriffen hatte, was die kombinierte Second-Hand-Sammlung zusammen für einen Wert hatte, wurde dies bzgl. des Aktienkurses entsprechend honoriert und das hat Stans wiederum zeitgerecht für die Kapitalbeschaffung genutzt.
Ich sag´s mal so: Superbe Glanzleistung! Fehlt nur noch, dass die sich die zusätzliche Mill auch noch Sedond-Hand beschaffen...
Und was den Zeitplan angeht: Das Rennen ist m.E. noch lange nicht gelaufen. Könnte mir gut vorstellen, dass LYC erstmal nur auf Probe / nur in geringeren Mengen in Malaysia REE konzentrieren dürfen wird. Und bei MCP kann ich mir keinen Reim darauf machen, warum das Radioaktivitätsproblem jetzt weniger wiegen soll, als noch vor Jahren... Bei ARU scheint es derzeit nicht zu laufen... Wieso sollte also nicht Stans Energy zeitlich an den anderen vorbeipreschen? Und bisher schien es ja so zu sein, dass bei den vermeintlich ersten REE-Produzenten außerhalb Chinas ein Aufschlag gerchtfertigt schien.
Die Aktie dürfte zunehmend die Aufmerksamkeit der REE-Gemeinde (zurück-) bekommen.
LG, ER
danke Dir für Dein Statement!
Wie können jedenfalls Q1 mit einigen fundamentalen News rechnen, welche sicherlich den Kurs beflügeln können...
Mal schauen, ob man bei Stans mit so einem Dreisatz weiterkommt. Bisher hat das Management ja alles für einen Appel und ein Ei bekommen!
Wie du schon angemerkt hast, wurde sehr ökonomisch mit dem Geld umgegangen, fast alles Second-Hand sozusagen. Nachdem der Markt begriffen hatte, was die kombinierte Second-Hand-Sammlung zusammen für einen Wert hatte, wurde dies bzgl. des Aktienkurses entsprechend honoriert und das hat Stans wiederum zeitgerecht für die Kapitalbeschaffung genutzt.Ich sag´s mal so: Superbe Glanzleistung! Fehlt nur noch, dass die sich die zusätzliche Mill auch noch Sedond-Hand beschaffen...
Und was den Zeitplan angeht: Das Rennen ist m.E. noch lange nicht gelaufen. Könnte mir gut vorstellen, dass LYC erstmal nur auf Probe / nur in geringeren Mengen in Malaysia REE konzentrieren dürfen wird. Und bei MCP kann ich mir keinen Reim darauf machen, warum das Radioaktivitätsproblem jetzt weniger wiegen soll, als noch vor Jahren... Bei ARU scheint es derzeit nicht zu laufen... Wieso sollte also nicht Stans Energy zeitlich an den anderen vorbeipreschen? Und bisher schien es ja so zu sein, dass bei den vermeintlich ersten REE-Produzenten außerhalb Chinas ein Aufschlag gerchtfertigt schien.
Die Aktie dürfte zunehmend die Aufmerksamkeit der REE-Gemeinde (zurück-) bekommen.
LG, ER
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.564.957 von extremrelaxer am 08.01.12 08:05:35... Stans hat auch zum richtigen Zeitpunkt die Kapitalmaßnahmen durchgeführt - nämlich bei hohen Kursen und mit geringer Dilution.
Dazu haben sie - trotz zahlreicher Aktivitäten, wie Exploration, Refurbishment, Mill-Aquisition und Anaysen/JORC´s/PFS - meiner Meinung nach gut das Geld zusammengehalten:
As at September 30, 2011, the Company had a cash balance of
$4,374,365 (December 31, 2010 - $1,332,7374) and short-term investments of $16,571,069 (December 31,
2010 $1,101,511) to settle current liabilities of $76,083 (December 31, 2010 - $190,648).
(aus dem Q3-Bericht)
Kenne da andere Unternehmen, die sich in 2011 mit dem Funding deutlich dämlicher angestellt haben und bei der momentanen, investitionsfeindlichen Wirtschaftssituation nicht das nötige Kleingeld für ihre Milestones zusammen bekommen.
Wichtig ist nämlich in den Euphoriephasen das Geld zusammen zu kratzen, um mit dem Geld in schlechten Zeiten zu arbeiten und für den nächsten "Silberstreif am Horizont" wieder gute News und Daten parat zu haben.
Stans hat da bisher echt ein gute Timing bewiesen - oder einfach Glück gehabt.
Der Aktienkurs wird aber noch einige Verschnaufausen sehen, da viele erst im Hype eingestiegen sind und teilweise noch auf erheblichen Kursverlusten sitzen. Hatte da einiges Glück:
Erster EK 0,228€, Nachkauf bei 1,6€ und Verkauf zwischen 1,0-1,4€ ... ist damals trotzdem noch gut was hängen geblieben.
@EK: Du hast mich mal nach aktuellen Zahlen gefragt. Meine Rechnung aus März/April 2011 sollte noch passen. Hatte mich da aber eher um Durchsatz und Erlöse gekümmert. Aber mit nem aktualisierten Basket sollte das jeder selber rechnen können. Über CAPEX und OPEX können wir uns unterhalten, wenn die PFS raus ist ... denn beides (besonders die OPEX) ist schwer einzuschätzen.
Aber mal zur CAPEX über den Daumen vorab:
Lynas hat unlängst den Auftrag für ein Upgrade seiner Mill um 120.000t Erz/anno für 36 Mio AUD angekündigt. Der no-brainer-Dreisatz würde bei Stans allein für die Mill @900.000tpa Erzdurchsatz ca. 270Mio AUD = CAD (ca. 1:1) bedeuten - was unterhalb der in einem Jahr erzielbaren Erlöse @1500tpa REO/REM liegt. Dazu dann noch die Kosten für eine neue Thoriumabtrennung ...
Die Restlichen Plants bleiben ja weitestgehend bestehen und Plant 4 hat ja teilweise schon Anlagen für 1500tpa REM rumliegen, dort also (sofern brauchbar) weniger Investitionsbedarf. Auch die Verbesserungen bei der Benefication (= Herstellung des REO-Konentrats, also dem Feed der Separationsanlagen) sparen mMn viel Durchsatzkapzität und Transportkosten.
... gibt trotzdem noch einiges an Geld einzusammeln. Also sollte der Kurs durch Ergebnisse (Drills, Verbesserungen im Prozess, PFS) getrieben vorher nochmal ordentlich hochgezogen werden.
MfG, FaxenClown
Dazu haben sie - trotz zahlreicher Aktivitäten, wie Exploration, Refurbishment, Mill-Aquisition und Anaysen/JORC´s/PFS - meiner Meinung nach gut das Geld zusammengehalten:
As at September 30, 2011, the Company had a cash balance of
$4,374,365 (December 31, 2010 - $1,332,7374) and short-term investments of $16,571,069 (December 31,
2010 $1,101,511) to settle current liabilities of $76,083 (December 31, 2010 - $190,648).
(aus dem Q3-Bericht)
Kenne da andere Unternehmen, die sich in 2011 mit dem Funding deutlich dämlicher angestellt haben und bei der momentanen, investitionsfeindlichen Wirtschaftssituation nicht das nötige Kleingeld für ihre Milestones zusammen bekommen.
Wichtig ist nämlich in den Euphoriephasen das Geld zusammen zu kratzen, um mit dem Geld in schlechten Zeiten zu arbeiten und für den nächsten "Silberstreif am Horizont" wieder gute News und Daten parat zu haben.
Stans hat da bisher echt ein gute Timing bewiesen - oder einfach Glück gehabt.
Der Aktienkurs wird aber noch einige Verschnaufausen sehen, da viele erst im Hype eingestiegen sind und teilweise noch auf erheblichen Kursverlusten sitzen. Hatte da einiges Glück:
Erster EK 0,228€, Nachkauf bei 1,6€ und Verkauf zwischen 1,0-1,4€ ... ist damals trotzdem noch gut was hängen geblieben.
@EK: Du hast mich mal nach aktuellen Zahlen gefragt. Meine Rechnung aus März/April 2011 sollte noch passen. Hatte mich da aber eher um Durchsatz und Erlöse gekümmert. Aber mit nem aktualisierten Basket sollte das jeder selber rechnen können. Über CAPEX und OPEX können wir uns unterhalten, wenn die PFS raus ist ... denn beides (besonders die OPEX) ist schwer einzuschätzen.
Aber mal zur CAPEX über den Daumen vorab:
Lynas hat unlängst den Auftrag für ein Upgrade seiner Mill um 120.000t Erz/anno für 36 Mio AUD angekündigt. Der no-brainer-Dreisatz würde bei Stans allein für die Mill @900.000tpa Erzdurchsatz ca. 270Mio AUD = CAD (ca. 1:1) bedeuten - was unterhalb der in einem Jahr erzielbaren Erlöse @1500tpa REO/REM liegt. Dazu dann noch die Kosten für eine neue Thoriumabtrennung ...
Die Restlichen Plants bleiben ja weitestgehend bestehen und Plant 4 hat ja teilweise schon Anlagen für 1500tpa REM rumliegen, dort also (sofern brauchbar) weniger Investitionsbedarf. Auch die Verbesserungen bei der Benefication (= Herstellung des REO-Konentrats, also dem Feed der Separationsanlagen) sparen mMn viel Durchsatzkapzität und Transportkosten.
... gibt trotzdem noch einiges an Geld einzusammeln. Also sollte der Kurs durch Ergebnisse (Drills, Verbesserungen im Prozess, PFS) getrieben vorher nochmal ordentlich hochgezogen werden.
MfG, FaxenClown
Als ich diesen Thread im Oktober 2010 eröffnet habe, war ich mir noch nicht 100% sicher, ob es sich bei Stans um ein seriöses Investment handeln würde. Man hatte zwar seitens des Unternehmens viele Pläne offeriert, allerdings sahen die teils mit mit Wasser vollgelaufene und erodierte Open-Pit-Mine, sowie die verkommenen Gebäude und die verstaubte Einrichtung nicht gerade besonders vertrauenserweckend aus. Während sich der Kurs der Aktie vervielfacht hat, hatte ich hier (retrospektiv zu früh) mein Geld abgezogen.
Statt jedoch weiter zu beteuern, dass die ehemals sowjetischen Extraktions- und Seperationseinrichtungen problemlos weitergenutzt werden könnten, hat Stans inzwischen konkrete Pläne zum Ausbau der Minen und Produktionsstätten und wir können nun mit einer Veröffentlichung der Pre Feasibility Studie noch dieses Quartal rechnen.
Auf dem aktuellen Niveau (0,50 - 1,00 CAD) ist die Aktie natürlich wieder hoch interessant, zumal die letzten Kapitalerhöhungen zu Kursen weit über 100% oberhalb des jetztigen Kurses durchgeführt wurden:
http://www.stansenergy.com/press-releases/stans-energy-corp-…
http://www.stansenergy.com/press-releases/stans-energy-corp-…
Der nächste Hype scheint also schon vorprogrammiert. Die Mahlzeit wird gerade erst angerichtet und aber noch Q1 serviert. Noch in diesem Quartal sollen wir konkrete News erhalten zu der geplanten Rohstoffförderung ( wohl auch Thorium und Be), zu den geplanten Fördermengen, natürlich auch zu den Bohrergebnissen...).
Und wenn diese fundamentalen Basics mal auf dem Tisch sind, dann werden hier die Rohstoff-Fonds, die Institutionellen und evtl. auch die REE-abhängige Industrie mit einsteigen und m.E. eine zweite Kursexplosion verursachen!
Die nächsten 10 Wochen dürften hier extrem spannend und m.E. auch besonders lukrativ werden!
Alles nur meine persönliche meinung und keine Handelsaufforderung!
LG, ER
Statt jedoch weiter zu beteuern, dass die ehemals sowjetischen Extraktions- und Seperationseinrichtungen problemlos weitergenutzt werden könnten, hat Stans inzwischen konkrete Pläne zum Ausbau der Minen und Produktionsstätten und wir können nun mit einer Veröffentlichung der Pre Feasibility Studie noch dieses Quartal rechnen.
Auf dem aktuellen Niveau (0,50 - 1,00 CAD) ist die Aktie natürlich wieder hoch interessant, zumal die letzten Kapitalerhöhungen zu Kursen weit über 100% oberhalb des jetztigen Kurses durchgeführt wurden:
http://www.stansenergy.com/press-releases/stans-energy-corp-…
http://www.stansenergy.com/press-releases/stans-energy-corp-…
Der nächste Hype scheint also schon vorprogrammiert. Die Mahlzeit wird gerade erst angerichtet und aber noch Q1 serviert. Noch in diesem Quartal sollen wir konkrete News erhalten zu der geplanten Rohstoffförderung ( wohl auch Thorium und Be), zu den geplanten Fördermengen, natürlich auch zu den Bohrergebnissen...).
Und wenn diese fundamentalen Basics mal auf dem Tisch sind, dann werden hier die Rohstoff-Fonds, die Institutionellen und evtl. auch die REE-abhängige Industrie mit einsteigen und m.E. eine zweite Kursexplosion verursachen!
Die nächsten 10 Wochen dürften hier extrem spannend und m.E. auch besonders lukrativ werden!
Alles nur meine persönliche meinung und keine Handelsaufforderung!
LG, ER
Eine interessante Analyse / Zusammenfassung von kettl_a2 1/7/2012 6:21:17 AM aus dem Stockhouse-Board:
I was curious and trying to figure out how to see the big picture. Please forgive and feed back if I am mistaken here and there, but I tried my best to make a condensed resumee:
REVIEW of STAN’S Medium and long term strategies:
1. Production initiative for 2012 Q3/4
1.1 Outsourced material for 1.5 years at around 300 Kt/y consumption which can be crushed by the existing milling equipment which STANS can still use for Kutessay II
By the end of December, Stans submitted a complete report on the work done on all aspects of Kutessay II to the Kyrgyz Government. Along with this submission a request to extend the LA for a period of one year was tabled as well. The work done to date will allow Stans to proceed with the plans for Phase I development to restart mining operations at the historical Soviet levels of production."The work done to date will allow Stans to proceed with the plans for Phase I development to restart mining operations at the historical Soviet levels of production" Stans has recently hired Mr. Victor Kashtanov to lead the team of experts to restart production of Heavy Rare Earth Elements (HREEs) from outsourced concentrates
1.2 Stockpiled own ore can’t be used as the Th tailing plant will not be ready not before 2013
1.3 Preliminary Feasibility study for resuming KutessayII: will be announced soon (Q1 2012)
“The scope of work required for the Licensing Agreement extension constitutes a large majority of topics that will be included in our Preliminary Feasibility Study, which is currently being finalized and translated for public disclosure and will highlight the economics of resuming production at Kutessay II and commencing production at Kalesay. Kalesay is currently planned to be mined out as part of the open pit operation of Kutessay II thus becoming an offshoot of Kutessay II production. This development is a prime reason for requesting a two-year extension on the Licensing Agreement for this property
1.3 Drilling for covering the Be deposit resources Kalesay: has been completed, report of economic extraction will be completed by end of Q3
By the end of December, Stans submitted a complete report on work done to date on all aspects of the Kalesay deposit to the Kyrgyz Government. Along with this submission a request to extend the Licensing Agreement for two years was tabled as well. Due to inconsistencies encountered with samples taken for resource calculation in the fall of 2010 resulted from Stans’ inability to access un-weathered sampling material. Stans was required to apply to the Kyrgyz Government for access into deeper sections of the exploration adits. In the fall of 2011, Stans reopened Adit #20 to take more representative samples from the ore body. Resampling work was completed in late December and a report will be completed by the end of March 2012. This report will govern the economic extraction of the beryllium deposit
2. Production initiatives and Phase II for 2013
2.1 design of a new Plant #1 (including thorium clean-up facility) to be ready by 2013
Stans has recently hired Mr. Victor Kashtanov to assist our engineering team in design of a new Plant #1 (a thorium clean-up facility) and solvent extraction plant with a 1500 t.p.y. capacity. Stans is actively engaged in the selection of an existing facility and site to host the new SX plant. Going forward the plan is to have both the first module of Plant #1 and the 500 t.p.y. SX plant in operation by 2013.
2.2 Plan for a 1 million ton per year mining complex: expected realization 2013
It would enable the company to achieve its’ Phase II production targets of 1500 tonnes per year Rare Earth Oxides. The planned increase in output relative to historical production rates requires construction of a new mill and tailings pond with increased capacities. Upon the original signing of LA in 2009, this expanded rate of production had not been determined and as subsequent engineering work expanded, so did the time required for proper investigation and due diligence.
2.3 Infrastructure expansion of land lease: negotiations and activities
The company has also acquired a surface rights lease for the life of the mine for 365 hectares surrounding the property for infrastructure build out. Signing the mill option allows Stans to examine a two phase production plan while the life of mine land lease provides Stans with space to start the infrastructure build out required for the planned annual production of 1500t TREO in Phase II,” This exclusive option will allow for Stans to conduct complete technical, economic and environmental assessments of the milling facility, which should be completed by March 31, 2012.
Being really puzzled by putting these bits and pieces together (if I am not mistaken as it takes a lot to switch back and fourth between all those cryptic letters) the picture to me became a little more clear.
1. They are doing a lot of negotiations and paperwork-which is maybe more time consuming that all the engineering work
2. Reports for the actual status Be and also the feasibility for the start up and the pressure to show that they can make money after all gives them quite some pressure. Maybe in such situation I also would give a dam n what shareholders are thinking at this point J
3. SUMMARY for me: Q1 until end of March will be rather exiting and crucial for Stan’s Mgmt and for us as well. So, wish them good luck und we will try to support them from here as good as we can. The “bad PR” is forgiven from my side. If they achieving what they are planning, then it is PR enough for all interested in such investment and it will finally pay off well.
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=HR…
I was curious and trying to figure out how to see the big picture. Please forgive and feed back if I am mistaken here and there, but I tried my best to make a condensed resumee:
REVIEW of STAN’S Medium and long term strategies:
1. Production initiative for 2012 Q3/4
1.1 Outsourced material for 1.5 years at around 300 Kt/y consumption which can be crushed by the existing milling equipment which STANS can still use for Kutessay II
By the end of December, Stans submitted a complete report on the work done on all aspects of Kutessay II to the Kyrgyz Government. Along with this submission a request to extend the LA for a period of one year was tabled as well. The work done to date will allow Stans to proceed with the plans for Phase I development to restart mining operations at the historical Soviet levels of production."The work done to date will allow Stans to proceed with the plans for Phase I development to restart mining operations at the historical Soviet levels of production" Stans has recently hired Mr. Victor Kashtanov to lead the team of experts to restart production of Heavy Rare Earth Elements (HREEs) from outsourced concentrates
1.2 Stockpiled own ore can’t be used as the Th tailing plant will not be ready not before 2013
1.3 Preliminary Feasibility study for resuming KutessayII: will be announced soon (Q1 2012)
“The scope of work required for the Licensing Agreement extension constitutes a large majority of topics that will be included in our Preliminary Feasibility Study, which is currently being finalized and translated for public disclosure and will highlight the economics of resuming production at Kutessay II and commencing production at Kalesay. Kalesay is currently planned to be mined out as part of the open pit operation of Kutessay II thus becoming an offshoot of Kutessay II production. This development is a prime reason for requesting a two-year extension on the Licensing Agreement for this property
1.3 Drilling for covering the Be deposit resources Kalesay: has been completed, report of economic extraction will be completed by end of Q3
By the end of December, Stans submitted a complete report on work done to date on all aspects of the Kalesay deposit to the Kyrgyz Government. Along with this submission a request to extend the Licensing Agreement for two years was tabled as well. Due to inconsistencies encountered with samples taken for resource calculation in the fall of 2010 resulted from Stans’ inability to access un-weathered sampling material. Stans was required to apply to the Kyrgyz Government for access into deeper sections of the exploration adits. In the fall of 2011, Stans reopened Adit #20 to take more representative samples from the ore body. Resampling work was completed in late December and a report will be completed by the end of March 2012. This report will govern the economic extraction of the beryllium deposit
2. Production initiatives and Phase II for 2013
2.1 design of a new Plant #1 (including thorium clean-up facility) to be ready by 2013
Stans has recently hired Mr. Victor Kashtanov to assist our engineering team in design of a new Plant #1 (a thorium clean-up facility) and solvent extraction plant with a 1500 t.p.y. capacity. Stans is actively engaged in the selection of an existing facility and site to host the new SX plant. Going forward the plan is to have both the first module of Plant #1 and the 500 t.p.y. SX plant in operation by 2013.
2.2 Plan for a 1 million ton per year mining complex: expected realization 2013
It would enable the company to achieve its’ Phase II production targets of 1500 tonnes per year Rare Earth Oxides. The planned increase in output relative to historical production rates requires construction of a new mill and tailings pond with increased capacities. Upon the original signing of LA in 2009, this expanded rate of production had not been determined and as subsequent engineering work expanded, so did the time required for proper investigation and due diligence.
2.3 Infrastructure expansion of land lease: negotiations and activities
The company has also acquired a surface rights lease for the life of the mine for 365 hectares surrounding the property for infrastructure build out. Signing the mill option allows Stans to examine a two phase production plan while the life of mine land lease provides Stans with space to start the infrastructure build out required for the planned annual production of 1500t TREO in Phase II,” This exclusive option will allow for Stans to conduct complete technical, economic and environmental assessments of the milling facility, which should be completed by March 31, 2012.
Being really puzzled by putting these bits and pieces together (if I am not mistaken as it takes a lot to switch back and fourth between all those cryptic letters) the picture to me became a little more clear.
1. They are doing a lot of negotiations and paperwork-which is maybe more time consuming that all the engineering work
2. Reports for the actual status Be and also the feasibility for the start up and the pressure to show that they can make money after all gives them quite some pressure. Maybe in such situation I also would give a dam n what shareholders are thinking at this point J
3. SUMMARY for me: Q1 until end of March will be rather exiting and crucial for Stan’s Mgmt and for us as well. So, wish them good luck und we will try to support them from here as good as we can. The “bad PR” is forgiven from my side. If they achieving what they are planning, then it is PR enough for all interested in such investment and it will finally pay off well.
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?s=HR…
Zitat von Rhingio: 1. Stans Energy plans to build a 1 million tonnes per year mining complex, which would enable the company to achieve its’ Phase II production targets of 1500 tonnes per year Rare Earth Oxides. The planned increase in output relative to historical production rates requires construction of a new mill and tailings pond with increased capacities.
... deckt sich auch recht gut mit meinen Berechnungen zu Output & Erlösen aus März 2011:
Zitat von FaxenClown: Habe mal andere Parametersätze gewählt:
300.000 mt Gestein, Minelife 54 Jahre @ 503 tpa (historische Förderrate, Ausgangssituation)
410.000 mt Gestein, Minelife 40 Jahre @ 687 tpa
540.000 mt Gestein, Minelife 30 Jahre @ 905 tpa
900.000 mt Gestein, Minelife 18 Jahre @ 1.509 tpa (bisher angenommene Erweiterungskapazität von Plant 4 = 1500tpa)
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1.630.000 mt Gestein, Minelife 10 Jahre @ 2.733 tpa
3.250.000 mt Gestein, Minelife 5 Jahre @ 5.448 tpa
... danke für´s einstellen!MfG, FaxenClown
Trading Spotlight
Stans Energy Submits Documentation for Licensing Agreement for Kutessay II and Kalesay
Stans Energy Corp (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF)(‘Stans’ or ‘The Company’) is pleased to announce the submission of documentation for the licensing requirements to the Kyrgyz Government for the Kutessay II Heavy Rare Earth Deposit and the Kalesay Beryllium deposit.
Boris Aryev, Chief Operating Officer of Stans, states “Mining licenses in Kyrgyzstan are comprised of two parts: License Certificate for the term of the license, which in Stans’ case is for the period 2009 through to 2029; and a Licensing Agreement which typically are negotiated for periods of 2 to 5 years with the Kyrgyz Ministry of Natural Resources. This Licensing Agreement spells out what scope of work will be undertaken to move the project towards production.”
Kutessay II
By the end of December, Stans submitted a complete report on the work done on all aspects of Kutessay II to the Kyrgyz Government. Along with this submission a request to extend the LA for a period of one year was tabled as well. The work done to date will allow Stans to proceed with the plans for Phase I development to restart mining operations at the historical Soviet levels of production. Several reasons exist that necessitate the extension of the LA:
1. Stans Energy plans to build a 1 million tonnes per year mining complex, which would enable the company to achieve its’ Phase II production targets of 1500 tonnes per year Rare Earth Oxides. The planned increase in output relative to historical production rates requires construction of a new mill and tailings pond with increased capacities. Upon the original signing of LA in 2009, this expanded rate of production had not been determined and as subsequent engineering work expanded, so did the time required for proper investigation and due diligence.
2. Historically Soviet Engineers had designed Tailings Pond #5 and chosen a site for a new mill as part of their plans to expand upon the historic production levels of 1991. Upon closer inspection, Stans’ engineers found that these sites do not meet modern technological and environment requirements and thus new sites had to be chosen. Stans has identified potential sites, however engineering surveys cannot be completed until the spring of 2012.
3. The close working relationship shared between Stans and the Kyrgyz Ministry of Natural Resources was affected by the shut down and slow down periods of governmental operations, due to elections and transfers of ministerial obligations.
KALESAY
By the end of December, Stans submitted a complete report on work done to date on all aspects of the Kalesay deposit to the Kyrgyz Government. Along with this submission a request to extend the Licensing Agreement for two years was tabled as well. Due to inconsistencies encountered with samples taken for resource calculation in the fall of 2010 resulted from Stans’ inability to access un-weathered sampling material. Stans was required to apply to the Kyrgyz Government for access into deeper sections of the exploration adits. In the fall of 2011, Stans reopened Adit #20 to take more representative samples from the ore body. Resampling work was completed in late December and a report will be completed by the end of March 2012. This report will govern the economic extraction of the beryllium deposit
Mr. Aryev, continues on to state, “The scope of work required for the Licensing Agreement extension constitutes a large majority of topics that will be included in our Preliminary Feasibility Study, which is currently being finalized and translated for public disclosure and will highlight the economics of resuming production at Kutessay II and commencing production at Kalesay. Kalesay is currently planned to be mined out as part of the open pit operation of Kutessay II thus becoming an offshoot of Kutessay II production. This development is a prime reason for requesting a two-year extension on the Licensing Agreement for this property. Stans’ management looks forward to working closely with the Kyrgyz authorities to develop and realize the full economic potential of the Aktyuz Ore Field deposits.”
About Stans Energy
Stans Energy Corp. is a resource development company focused on progressing Heavy Rare Earth (HRE) properties in areas of the Former Soviet Union. In December 2009, Stans acquired a 20-year mining license for the past-producing Kutessay II rare earth mine from the Kyrgyz Republic. On May 26, 2011 Stans completed the purchase of the Kashka Rare Earth Processing Plant (KRP) the same plant that previously refined REEs historically from Kutessay II. The KRP was the only hard rock plant to produce all rare earth elements outside of China, producing 120 different metals, alloys, and oxides. For over 30 years, Kutessay II produced 80% of the rare earth metals for the former Soviet Union.
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FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS: This document includes forward-looking statements as well as historical information. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, use of proceeds from the Offering, the completion of the Offering, the continued advancement of the company's general business development, research development and the company's development of mineral exploration projects. When used in this press release , the words “will”, “shall”, "anticipate", "believe", "estimate", "expect", "intent", "may", "project", "plan", "should" and similar expressions may identify forward-looking statements. Although Stans Energy Corp. believes that their expectations reflected in these forward looking statements are reasonable, such statements involve risks and uncertainties and no assurance can be given that actual results will be consistent with these forward-looking statement. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ from these forward-looking statements include the potential that fluctuations in the marketplace for the sale of minerals, the inability to implement corporate strategies, the ability to obtain financing and other risks disclosed in our filings made with Canadian Securities Regulators.
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January 5, 2012 - 9:00 AM EST
Stans Energy Corp (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF)(‘Stans’ or ‘The Company’) is pleased to announce the submission of documentation for the licensing requirements to the Kyrgyz Government for the Kutessay II Heavy Rare Earth Deposit and the Kalesay Beryllium deposit.
Boris Aryev, Chief Operating Officer of Stans, states “Mining licenses in Kyrgyzstan are comprised of two parts: License Certificate for the term of the license, which in Stans’ case is for the period 2009 through to 2029; and a Licensing Agreement which typically are negotiated for periods of 2 to 5 years with the Kyrgyz Ministry of Natural Resources. This Licensing Agreement spells out what scope of work will be undertaken to move the project towards production.”
Kutessay II
By the end of December, Stans submitted a complete report on the work done on all aspects of Kutessay II to the Kyrgyz Government. Along with this submission a request to extend the LA for a period of one year was tabled as well. The work done to date will allow Stans to proceed with the plans for Phase I development to restart mining operations at the historical Soviet levels of production. Several reasons exist that necessitate the extension of the LA:
1. Stans Energy plans to build a 1 million tonnes per year mining complex, which would enable the company to achieve its’ Phase II production targets of 1500 tonnes per year Rare Earth Oxides. The planned increase in output relative to historical production rates requires construction of a new mill and tailings pond with increased capacities. Upon the original signing of LA in 2009, this expanded rate of production had not been determined and as subsequent engineering work expanded, so did the time required for proper investigation and due diligence.
2. Historically Soviet Engineers had designed Tailings Pond #5 and chosen a site for a new mill as part of their plans to expand upon the historic production levels of 1991. Upon closer inspection, Stans’ engineers found that these sites do not meet modern technological and environment requirements and thus new sites had to be chosen. Stans has identified potential sites, however engineering surveys cannot be completed until the spring of 2012.
3. The close working relationship shared between Stans and the Kyrgyz Ministry of Natural Resources was affected by the shut down and slow down periods of governmental operations, due to elections and transfers of ministerial obligations.
KALESAY
By the end of December, Stans submitted a complete report on work done to date on all aspects of the Kalesay deposit to the Kyrgyz Government. Along with this submission a request to extend the Licensing Agreement for two years was tabled as well. Due to inconsistencies encountered with samples taken for resource calculation in the fall of 2010 resulted from Stans’ inability to access un-weathered sampling material. Stans was required to apply to the Kyrgyz Government for access into deeper sections of the exploration adits. In the fall of 2011, Stans reopened Adit #20 to take more representative samples from the ore body. Resampling work was completed in late December and a report will be completed by the end of March 2012. This report will govern the economic extraction of the beryllium deposit
Mr. Aryev, continues on to state, “The scope of work required for the Licensing Agreement extension constitutes a large majority of topics that will be included in our Preliminary Feasibility Study, which is currently being finalized and translated for public disclosure and will highlight the economics of resuming production at Kutessay II and commencing production at Kalesay. Kalesay is currently planned to be mined out as part of the open pit operation of Kutessay II thus becoming an offshoot of Kutessay II production. This development is a prime reason for requesting a two-year extension on the Licensing Agreement for this property. Stans’ management looks forward to working closely with the Kyrgyz authorities to develop and realize the full economic potential of the Aktyuz Ore Field deposits.”
About Stans Energy
Stans Energy Corp. is a resource development company focused on progressing Heavy Rare Earth (HRE) properties in areas of the Former Soviet Union. In December 2009, Stans acquired a 20-year mining license for the past-producing Kutessay II rare earth mine from the Kyrgyz Republic. On May 26, 2011 Stans completed the purchase of the Kashka Rare Earth Processing Plant (KRP) the same plant that previously refined REEs historically from Kutessay II. The KRP was the only hard rock plant to produce all rare earth elements outside of China, producing 120 different metals, alloys, and oxides. For over 30 years, Kutessay II produced 80% of the rare earth metals for the former Soviet Union.
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FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS: This document includes forward-looking statements as well as historical information. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, use of proceeds from the Offering, the completion of the Offering, the continued advancement of the company's general business development, research development and the company's development of mineral exploration projects. When used in this press release , the words “will”, “shall”, "anticipate", "believe", "estimate", "expect", "intent", "may", "project", "plan", "should" and similar expressions may identify forward-looking statements. Although Stans Energy Corp. believes that their expectations reflected in these forward looking statements are reasonable, such statements involve risks and uncertainties and no assurance can be given that actual results will be consistent with these forward-looking statement. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ from these forward-looking statements include the potential that fluctuations in the marketplace for the sale of minerals, the inability to implement corporate strategies, the ability to obtain financing and other risks disclosed in our filings made with Canadian Securities Regulators.
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January 5, 2012 - 9:00 AM EST
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.546.196 von Rhingio am 03.01.12 21:35:26 Ende Jannuar???? Welches Jahr?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.536.246 von pitri321 am 31.12.11 17:33:06Wart doch mal die PFS ab, bevor du hier deine Fantasie ins Spiel bringst
Ich will mich nicht mit einzelnen Punkten, die du von dir gegeben hast beschäftigen, weil der Hauptteil einfach völlig aus der Luft gegriffen ist
also spätestens Ende Jannuar werden wir wissen wohin die Reise geht
sorry, aber solche posts sind einfach überflüssig
Ich will mich nicht mit einzelnen Punkten, die du von dir gegeben hast beschäftigen, weil der Hauptteil einfach völlig aus der Luft gegriffen ist
also spätestens Ende Jannuar werden wir wissen wohin die Reise geht
sorry, aber solche posts sind einfach überflüssig
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.534.811 von extremrelaxer am 30.12.11 21:33:59Das stinkt doch alles !!!. IR Manager ist in Urlaub gegangen (worden ?). Der CEO erzählt auf BNN irgendein kindergarten Mist nach dem Motto; guckt was ich habe!! Interessiert keine Sau! Die Studie musste gem. der Liznzvereinbarung den kirgisischen Behörden vorgelegt werden sonst wäre die Lizenz futsch! Also war es Pflicht und keine relevanten news! Die Bewertung seitens der Behörden stehen aber noch aus !!!!!Außerdem konnte man auch die russische Version veröffentlichen! Nun stellt sich auch noch Savchenko vor die Presse und spuckt Zahlen für 2013 und 2014 raus. Ob der die Zahlen vom Boden der leeren Vodkaflasche abgelesen hat ? Die Zahlen sind wohl kaum mit der Muttergesellschaft (Stans) abgestimmt. 30 Mio. Umsatz für ein Unternehmen mit 1500 Mitarbeitern reicht selbst in Kirgisien nicht mal für eine warme Suppe!! Offensichtlich gibt es zwischen Stans und den Tochtergesellschaften in Kirgisien internen Krach . Da erzählt doch jeder was anders.
Im Augenblick ist keine klare Linie zu erkennen. Es gibt keine klare Aussagen zum aktuellen Status, Produktionsbeginn, Produktionsvolumen, JV Partnern, Abnehmern oder sonst was !!!
Wenn das alles gut geht….
Trotzdem alles Gute für 2012
Im Augenblick ist keine klare Linie zu erkennen. Es gibt keine klare Aussagen zum aktuellen Status, Produktionsbeginn, Produktionsvolumen, JV Partnern, Abnehmern oder sonst was !!!
Wenn das alles gut geht….
Trotzdem alles Gute für 2012
Anbei noch eine etwas sinnvollere Übersetzung des russischen Zeitungsartikels in das Englische:
The deposit Kutessay II revealed additional reserves of rare earth metals
2011, December 27 - 18:26
Bishkek. On December 27. KirTAG - Zamir Ibraev. The deposit Kutessay II in Kemin region of Chui discovered additional ore reserves of rare earth metals. Told a KirTAG the General Director of LLC "Kutessay Mining" Yevgeny Savchenko Tuesday.
"Ore reserves of rare earth materials in the field Kutessay II by Soviet explorers estimated at 53 thousand tons. Currently, the company drilled six additional wells from the lower horizon deposits in the 120 meters and discovered additional ore deposits ", - said E. Savchenko.
According to him, in 2013 plans to open plant Kashkinskogo rare earth elements. At the present time in the shops bought at once kyrgyzskogo Chemical-Metallurgical Plant carried out major repairs of equipment and facilities.
"It is planned that in 2013 the gross output of $ 30 million in 2014 - $ 40 million enterprise that includes the Ak-Tyuzskuyu factory for processing the ore will create 1.5 thousand jobs in the region", - said E. Savchenko .
He also added that in future it is planned to manufacture products containing rare-earth materials.
Note that the LLC "Kutessay Mining" LLC is a subsidiary of Stans Energy Kg, founded by the Canadian company Stans Energy Corp.
Stans Energy Kg Company is licensed to use subsoil for geological survey and mineral development: Kutessay II rare earth metals, bismuth, molybdenum and silver deposits Kalesay beryllium and lead.
Rare earth elements are used in various branches of technology: radio electronics, instrument engineering, nuclear engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical industry, metallurgy, etc. They are also used in the manufacture of some explosives, special steels and alloys, as getters. Single-crystal compounds of rare earth elements (as well as glass) used to create laser and other optical active and nonlinear elements in optoelectronics.
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The deposit Kutessay II revealed additional reserves of rare earth metals
2011, December 27 - 18:26
Bishkek. On December 27. KirTAG - Zamir Ibraev. The deposit Kutessay II in Kemin region of Chui discovered additional ore reserves of rare earth metals. Told a KirTAG the General Director of LLC "Kutessay Mining" Yevgeny Savchenko Tuesday.
"Ore reserves of rare earth materials in the field Kutessay II by Soviet explorers estimated at 53 thousand tons. Currently, the company drilled six additional wells from the lower horizon deposits in the 120 meters and discovered additional ore deposits ", - said E. Savchenko.
According to him, in 2013 plans to open plant Kashkinskogo rare earth elements. At the present time in the shops bought at once kyrgyzskogo Chemical-Metallurgical Plant carried out major repairs of equipment and facilities.
"It is planned that in 2013 the gross output of $ 30 million in 2014 - $ 40 million enterprise that includes the Ak-Tyuzskuyu factory for processing the ore will create 1.5 thousand jobs in the region", - said E. Savchenko .
He also added that in future it is planned to manufacture products containing rare-earth materials.
Note that the LLC "Kutessay Mining" LLC is a subsidiary of Stans Energy Kg, founded by the Canadian company Stans Energy Corp.
Stans Energy Kg Company is licensed to use subsoil for geological survey and mineral development: Kutessay II rare earth metals, bismuth, molybdenum and silver deposits Kalesay beryllium and lead.
Rare earth elements are used in various branches of technology: radio electronics, instrument engineering, nuclear engineering, mechanical engineering, chemical industry, metallurgy, etc. They are also used in the manufacture of some explosives, special steels and alloys, as getters. Single-crystal compounds of rare earth elements (as well as glass) used to create laser and other optical active and nonlinear elements in optoelectronics.
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