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USMMA Welcomes New Member Companies Texas Rare Earth Resources and Stans Energy
7/19/2011 11:52 AM - Business Wire
WASHINGTON, Jul 19, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) --
The United States Magnetic Materials Association ("USMMA") today announced the addition of Texas Rare Earth Resources and Stans Energy as members of the comprehensive rare earth industry collaboration. The move increases the association's core membership to ten, innovative companies.
Texas Rare Earth Resources (OTCQB: TRER) is a mining company engaged in the exploration and development of mineral properties. Its flagship property, Round Top Mountain in Hudspeth County, Texas, is held under a 20-year renewable lease from the State of Texas to explore and develop a rare earth-uranium-beryllium prospect which includes niobium, tantalum and gallium. The lease with the State of Texas covers 860 acres and prospecting permits covering an adjacent 9,345 acres. Independently published data indicates the property may contain approximately 1.6 billion metric tons of rhyolite containing rare earths with an approximate 70% ratio of heavy to light rare earths.
Stans Energy (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF) is a resource development company focused on progressing properties in areas of the Former Soviet Union. In October 2009, Stans acquired a 20-year mining license for the past-producing Kutessay II rare earth mine from the Kyrgyz Ministry of Natural Resources. In January 2011, Stans signed an agreement to purchase the only Heavy Rare Earth Element (HREE) Processing Complex in the world located outside of China. For over 30 years, Kutessay II produced 80% of the rare earth metals for the former Soviet Union. Stans' goal is to become the first HREE producer outside of China, and long term, to become a world leader in HREE development.
Together these two companies will prove to be valuable additions to the USMMA.
"Texas Rare Earths and Stans Energy represent a growing number of domestic and international companies dedicated to providing a secure source of rare earth materials to support the United States rare earth magnet industry," said USMMA President Ed Richardson. "Our growing membership represents a secure, competitive and cooperative means of advancing the rare earth industry."
By the end of 2011, USMMA membership will represent a complete mine-to-magnet capability for the rare earth industry including:
1. retrievable and highly usable rare earth elements from reliable domestic and ally-nation property holdings, 2. rare earth mining and concentration capability, 3. reliable rare earth separation capability, 4. domestic metal and alloy manufacturing capability, and 5. high performance magnet manufacturing capacity and capability to serve a wide variety of commercial products, hybrid vehicles, wind turbines, other renewable energy applications, and national security systems.
Before USMMA's establishment, the United States had few options except virtually total reliance upon a Chinese-dominated supply chain of rare earth materials, elements essential to numerous renewable energy and defense systems including wind turbines, hybrid-electric batteries, computer hard drives and precision-guided munitions. China currently provides over 97% of the world's rare earth raw materials and dominates the world's rare earth refining, alloying and manufacturing.
USMMA was founded in 2006 by magnet manufacturers Thomas & Skinner, Inc. of Indianapolis, Indiana; Hoosier Magnetics of Ogdensburg, New York; and Electron Energy Corporation of Landisville, Pennsylvania, to advocate on behalf of the specialty metals clause found at 10 U.S.C. 2533b.
More information on the USMMA can be found here.
Thomas & Skinner is the world leader in high-performance magnets and magnetic materials used in strategic weapons systems. Our cast and sintered alnico magnets, magnetic assemblies, and transformer laminations are considered the best in the industry. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Ceramic Magnetics, Inc., Thomas & Skinner is also a leading manufacturer of soft ferrite magnets. We are committed to providing our customers with the highest-quality, highest-performing magnetic materials available.
Electron Energy Corporation (EEC) offers unmatched expertise in rare earth magnets, assemblies and systems. Founded in 1970, EEC is an ITAR and DFARS-compliant, US supplier, that develops and produces custom Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) and Neodymium-Iron-Boron (NdFeB) sintered permanent magnets and assemblies. EEC is dedicated to improving rare earth magnet performance to meet the most technically demanding applications in aerospace, military, medical, electronics, and motion control markets.
U.S. Rare Earths, Inc., an American natural resources development company based in Salt Lake City and New York City, holds large resources and reserves of high-grade rare earth metals and the largest documented high-grade thorium properties in the world within its properties in Idaho, Montana, and Colorado, including 80% of known and estimated U.S. reserves.
Hoosier Magnetics, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing of hard ferrite powders used in a wide variety of permanent magnet applications. Founded in 1975 in Washington, Indiana; Hoosier is a privately held company owned by Dr. B. Thomas Shirk.
Arnold Magnetic Technologies (Arnold) produces cast and sintered Alnico, RECOMA(R) brand Samarium Cobalt (SmCo), bonded Ferrite and Neodymium magnets, all varieties of magnetic Assemblies, and ultra-thin precision foil and strip. Arnold's Alnico, SmCo and silicon steels are DFARS compliant and work done at any of our six (6) US-based facilities is also ITAR compliant. We also offer Neodymium-Iron-Boron magnets and have multiple fabrication facilities for magnets and assemblies utilizing all commercially available magnet materials.
Great Western Technologies Inc. is a leading production facility in North America for rare earth materials, powders, and custom vacuum-grade specialty alloys. GWTI provides research and development, process development, consulting, and innovative products and services to clients worldwide. GWTI, in partnership with its parent company, Great Western Minerals Group Ltd., is part of the first vertically integrated structure in North America to produce and process rare earth elements for advanced technology and alternative energy markets.
Lynas Corporation is creating a reliable, fully integrated source of supply from mine through to customers, and aims to become the benchmark for security of supply and environmental standards in the global Rare Earths industry. Lynas has developed a mine at its rich deposit of Rare Earths at Mt. Weld in Western Australia, and will produce separated rare earth products from its Advanced Materials Plant which shall commence production in Q3 2011.
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. is a Canadian resource exploration company focused on rare metal ores, among the primary input materials of technology applications in the 21st century. Ucore maintains holdings across North America including Bokan Mountain, estimated to be one of the most significant Dysprosium and other Heavy Rare Earth deposits within the United States.
Texas Rare Earth Resources Corp is a North American based mining company engaged in the exploration and development of mineral properties. Their flagship property, Round Top Mountain in Hudspeth County, Texas, is held under a 20-year renewable lease from the State of Texas to explore and develop a rare earth-uranium-beryllium prospect which includes niobium, tantalum and gallium.
Stans Energy Corp is focused on developing the materials necessary to meet the clean energy demands of the future. Their goal is to build and produce our licensed properties containing rare earths, uranium, and associated metals in the near term. Stans company growth will come from acquiring, and participating in the development of, resource properties located in areas of the former Soviet Union.
SOURCE: United States Magnetic Materials Association ("USMMA")
J.A. Green & Company Jeff Green, 202-546-0388 jeff@jagreenandco.com
Copyright Business Wire 2011
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USMMA Welcomes New Member Companies Texas Rare Earth Resources and Stans Energy
7/19/2011 11:52 AM - Business Wire
WASHINGTON, Jul 19, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) --
The United States Magnetic Materials Association ("USMMA") today announced the addition of Texas Rare Earth Resources and Stans Energy as members of the comprehensive rare earth industry collaboration. The move increases the association's core membership to ten, innovative companies.
Texas Rare Earth Resources (OTCQB: TRER) is a mining company engaged in the exploration and development of mineral properties. Its flagship property, Round Top Mountain in Hudspeth County, Texas, is held under a 20-year renewable lease from the State of Texas to explore and develop a rare earth-uranium-beryllium prospect which includes niobium, tantalum and gallium. The lease with the State of Texas covers 860 acres and prospecting permits covering an adjacent 9,345 acres. Independently published data indicates the property may contain approximately 1.6 billion metric tons of rhyolite containing rare earths with an approximate 70% ratio of heavy to light rare earths.
Stans Energy (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF) is a resource development company focused on progressing properties in areas of the Former Soviet Union. In October 2009, Stans acquired a 20-year mining license for the past-producing Kutessay II rare earth mine from the Kyrgyz Ministry of Natural Resources. In January 2011, Stans signed an agreement to purchase the only Heavy Rare Earth Element (HREE) Processing Complex in the world located outside of China. For over 30 years, Kutessay II produced 80% of the rare earth metals for the former Soviet Union. Stans' goal is to become the first HREE producer outside of China, and long term, to become a world leader in HREE development.
Together these two companies will prove to be valuable additions to the USMMA.
"Texas Rare Earths and Stans Energy represent a growing number of domestic and international companies dedicated to providing a secure source of rare earth materials to support the United States rare earth magnet industry," said USMMA President Ed Richardson. "Our growing membership represents a secure, competitive and cooperative means of advancing the rare earth industry."
By the end of 2011, USMMA membership will represent a complete mine-to-magnet capability for the rare earth industry including:
1. retrievable and highly usable rare earth elements from reliable domestic and ally-nation property holdings, 2. rare earth mining and concentration capability, 3. reliable rare earth separation capability, 4. domestic metal and alloy manufacturing capability, and 5. high performance magnet manufacturing capacity and capability to serve a wide variety of commercial products, hybrid vehicles, wind turbines, other renewable energy applications, and national security systems.
Before USMMA's establishment, the United States had few options except virtually total reliance upon a Chinese-dominated supply chain of rare earth materials, elements essential to numerous renewable energy and defense systems including wind turbines, hybrid-electric batteries, computer hard drives and precision-guided munitions. China currently provides over 97% of the world's rare earth raw materials and dominates the world's rare earth refining, alloying and manufacturing.
USMMA was founded in 2006 by magnet manufacturers Thomas & Skinner, Inc. of Indianapolis, Indiana; Hoosier Magnetics of Ogdensburg, New York; and Electron Energy Corporation of Landisville, Pennsylvania, to advocate on behalf of the specialty metals clause found at 10 U.S.C. 2533b.
More information on the USMMA can be found here.
Thomas & Skinner is the world leader in high-performance magnets and magnetic materials used in strategic weapons systems. Our cast and sintered alnico magnets, magnetic assemblies, and transformer laminations are considered the best in the industry. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Ceramic Magnetics, Inc., Thomas & Skinner is also a leading manufacturer of soft ferrite magnets. We are committed to providing our customers with the highest-quality, highest-performing magnetic materials available.
Electron Energy Corporation (EEC) offers unmatched expertise in rare earth magnets, assemblies and systems. Founded in 1970, EEC is an ITAR and DFARS-compliant, US supplier, that develops and produces custom Samarium Cobalt (SmCo) and Neodymium-Iron-Boron (NdFeB) sintered permanent magnets and assemblies. EEC is dedicated to improving rare earth magnet performance to meet the most technically demanding applications in aerospace, military, medical, electronics, and motion control markets.
U.S. Rare Earths, Inc., an American natural resources development company based in Salt Lake City and New York City, holds large resources and reserves of high-grade rare earth metals and the largest documented high-grade thorium properties in the world within its properties in Idaho, Montana, and Colorado, including 80% of known and estimated U.S. reserves.
Hoosier Magnetics, Inc. specializes in the manufacturing of hard ferrite powders used in a wide variety of permanent magnet applications. Founded in 1975 in Washington, Indiana; Hoosier is a privately held company owned by Dr. B. Thomas Shirk.
Arnold Magnetic Technologies (Arnold) produces cast and sintered Alnico, RECOMA(R) brand Samarium Cobalt (SmCo), bonded Ferrite and Neodymium magnets, all varieties of magnetic Assemblies, and ultra-thin precision foil and strip. Arnold's Alnico, SmCo and silicon steels are DFARS compliant and work done at any of our six (6) US-based facilities is also ITAR compliant. We also offer Neodymium-Iron-Boron magnets and have multiple fabrication facilities for magnets and assemblies utilizing all commercially available magnet materials.
Great Western Technologies Inc. is a leading production facility in North America for rare earth materials, powders, and custom vacuum-grade specialty alloys. GWTI provides research and development, process development, consulting, and innovative products and services to clients worldwide. GWTI, in partnership with its parent company, Great Western Minerals Group Ltd., is part of the first vertically integrated structure in North America to produce and process rare earth elements for advanced technology and alternative energy markets.
Lynas Corporation is creating a reliable, fully integrated source of supply from mine through to customers, and aims to become the benchmark for security of supply and environmental standards in the global Rare Earths industry. Lynas has developed a mine at its rich deposit of Rare Earths at Mt. Weld in Western Australia, and will produce separated rare earth products from its Advanced Materials Plant which shall commence production in Q3 2011.
Ucore Rare Metals Inc. is a Canadian resource exploration company focused on rare metal ores, among the primary input materials of technology applications in the 21st century. Ucore maintains holdings across North America including Bokan Mountain, estimated to be one of the most significant Dysprosium and other Heavy Rare Earth deposits within the United States.
Texas Rare Earth Resources Corp is a North American based mining company engaged in the exploration and development of mineral properties. Their flagship property, Round Top Mountain in Hudspeth County, Texas, is held under a 20-year renewable lease from the State of Texas to explore and develop a rare earth-uranium-beryllium prospect which includes niobium, tantalum and gallium.
Stans Energy Corp is focused on developing the materials necessary to meet the clean energy demands of the future. Their goal is to build and produce our licensed properties containing rare earths, uranium, and associated metals in the near term. Stans company growth will come from acquiring, and participating in the development of, resource properties located in areas of the former Soviet Union.
SOURCE: United States Magnetic Materials Association ("USMMA")
J.A. Green & Company Jeff Green, 202-546-0388 jeff@jagreenandco.com
Copyright Business Wire 2011
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.797.322 von DIE_GERECHTIGKEIT am 15.07.11 20:38:56ganz schön volatil das Teil 
Von 1.65 mal eben auf 1,45 CAD runter..
Von 1.65 mal eben auf 1,45 CAD runter..
so nachdem der user yasch22 so nett war in stockhouse über das AGM gestern ein paar zeilen zu schreiben, stelle ich mal das wichtigste rein
Mackay said that Stans had probably made a mistake in their technical approach to constructing a mine, because the focus was going to be on Kutessay II rare earth production exclusively. The problem -- actually a kind of pleasant problem -- is that the Kalessay beryllium project is so very close to the RE mineralization that it would make a lot more sense to combine both mines, and to process ore from both at the same time, rather than just stockpile the beryllium ore somewhere and hope to do something with it later. Because I was late, I missed some of the context for this explanation, but Mackay made frequent reference to a chart showing the placement of several different kinds of mines (rare earth and beryllium chief among them) on grade/reserve axis. Kalessay scored very highly on this chart for both grade and quantity of beryllium, so you can see why Stans would not want to leave this on the back burner when they can fairly easily, with a modification of their mining plan, run both operations simultaneously.
With reference to this chart, two of the prospective clustered in the highest 20% with Kalessay were Thor Lake (or Nechalacho from Avalon) and Strange Lake (Quest RM). That gives some idea of what Stans knows it has at Kalessay, even if they don't have the official JORC yet to prove it to the world. Add to this flattering comparison the fact that Kalessay/Kutessay are in a much sweeter spot with regard to infrastucture, access to transportation, electricity, population, etc.).
With regard to financing, Mackay said that he was meeting tomorrow with one of two major banks (or traditional financing institutions) they've been talking to in regards to a "project financing" model. I.e., the banks will loan Stans anywhere from 60% to 80% of the money required to finance the mine, and Stans would then have to raise the rest. Mackay didn't actually used phrases like "equity financing" or "public offering", but everyone knew what he meant. Mackay said that the issue was made more complicated by the fact that several large mining conglomerates were also in discussion with Stans regarding financing requirements and offtake agreements. You can see how a preliminary agreement with one or more of these parties won't be reached until the JORC for Kalessay is completed, until the mining plan is finalized, and until the prefeasibility study is completed. Finally, nothing along these lines can be finalized until a feasibility study is finished
Although Stans is heading towards a kind of co-production model on the contiguous beryllium and rare earth deposits, they've decided it is wise to leave the other potential projects out of the picture for the time being, even if the deposits are tantalizingly prospective. Just to give one example, Mackay spoke about how the company, in sifting through all the old Russian reports, found that a single drift had been opened in an area between Kutessay and Aktyuz which found RE mineralization at a grade of close to 3%. The problem is that the Russians at the time were chiefly looking for lead & zinc, and Kutessay was already producing more than enough REEs for their needs, so they didn't pursue this discovery any further. The point is that Stans will continue to drive towards full execution on KutessayII/Kalessay, with the knowledge that there are lots of good, prospective sites to explore in future.
There was an interesting exchange at one point between Mackay and the new Russian guy -- Valery Kosynkin -- about some element of the mine-planning. Mackay thought it would be ready to go by September, but Kosynkin said, "No no, it will be next week," and then he added something about how the engineers wanted to move as quickly as they could on it. Kosynkin has a very interesting background. As we learned a few months ago, he was the head of the REE chemistry and technology at Russia's State Institute of Chemical Technologies, which ran the Kutessay operation. Right at around the time that operations at Kutessay were essentially stopped (1990), he became a professor, including a long stint in Austria, and after that he worked on REE operations in Russia, Ukraine, Estonia, and I believe with Kazatomprom in Kazakhstan.
An interesting connection here has to do with Kosynkin's time in Kazakhstan, where that country's key beryllium mine is nearing the end of its production. Mackay pointed out that the principals there are very interested in the Kalessay deposit. More importantly, though, Mackay mentioned in an aside that Kosynkin was also in charge ofthe technical research and commissioning of the Silmet REE separationand refining plant in Estonia. This is the plant that Molycorp recentlybought out. In other words, Stans has done a great job in hiring top people -- and hiring people with a long-term understanding of the metallurgy of the Kutessay deposit.
At several points during an answer to a question at the AGM, Mackay addressed the issue of the uniqueness of every REE deposit's metallurgy. E.g., he said that the reason the Chinese were able to monopolize the industry is that nature has done a lot of their separation for them in the ionic clays. A lot of Chinese mom & pop REE producers would just pour sulphuric acid on the top of a hill and they'd gather the concentrate at the bottom, which is why China has such a massive pollution problem at its rare earth sites. He later spoke about the uniqueness of the Kutessay site as "a polymetallic base metal ore field with rare earths mixed in," and how it took the Russians something like 7 years and thousands of engineers and thousands of trial runs before they got their metallurgy right. Basically, when I think of remarks like that, I suspect that it would be pretty darn hard to import other companies' concentrates and then just rejig a number of controls (e.g., type and amount of acid required for each stage of separation, etc.). He also mentioned that Alkane seemed to be very close to solving their metallurgical issues.
On the other hand, I also got the impression that someone like Valery Kosynkin, who has experience with both the Kutessay operation and the light REE separation operation at Silmet, ought to be able to figure out some kind of joint operation, especially with Lynas & its light REEs. Now that would be a powerhouse combination -- Lynas and Stans {Lynastans?}. Kosynkin and his team of Russian engineers would be a key bridge between the two companies.
I spoke briefly after the meeting with David Vinokurov. Very nice guy, very knowledgeable, very approachable, and that's how I got this presentation, as he promised to send it within a couple of days (which turned out to mean a few hours). I also asked David about the share price and about the age of the engineers and technicians who worked on the old Kutessay Mine. About the sp, he said simply that the market obviously thought the gap up after Byron King's article was too extreme, and along with that many of the rare earth companies have undergone some serious retractions in valuation. In time, he hoped, the market would come back round to a full appreciation of HRE's value. About the aging Russian engineers, he figures the knowledge base has been fully and properly stored in a manner that can by passed on by VNIIHT. One of the main "bridges" between the old operation and the new is Valery Kosynkin, a very impressive figure.
Regarding the low grades at Kutessay, I thought we'd established how good the IRR would be at around the time that the Admirable WWWaters tried suggesting the opposite. You have to wonder if Stans is a bit more worried about grade than they're letting on, which might explain why Mackay spent a fair amount of time talking about the Aktyuz site today, even though he specifically said that the vast majority of the company's energies would be focussed on KutessayII plus Kalessay. On that matter, have a look at pages 18 to 21 in the presentation, and you can see how those images formed the basis for a fairly long discussion of designing a mining and milling plan that would process both beryllium and rare earths. The grade at Kalessay (from Russian-era assays) is actually better than about 80% of other beryllium sites in the world. So, as long as demand for beryllium continues to recover from that big dip of a few years back, Stans should do alright.
Mackay said that Stans had probably made a mistake in their technical approach to constructing a mine, because the focus was going to be on Kutessay II rare earth production exclusively. The problem -- actually a kind of pleasant problem -- is that the Kalessay beryllium project is so very close to the RE mineralization that it would make a lot more sense to combine both mines, and to process ore from both at the same time, rather than just stockpile the beryllium ore somewhere and hope to do something with it later. Because I was late, I missed some of the context for this explanation, but Mackay made frequent reference to a chart showing the placement of several different kinds of mines (rare earth and beryllium chief among them) on grade/reserve axis. Kalessay scored very highly on this chart for both grade and quantity of beryllium, so you can see why Stans would not want to leave this on the back burner when they can fairly easily, with a modification of their mining plan, run both operations simultaneously.
With reference to this chart, two of the prospective clustered in the highest 20% with Kalessay were Thor Lake (or Nechalacho from Avalon) and Strange Lake (Quest RM). That gives some idea of what Stans knows it has at Kalessay, even if they don't have the official JORC yet to prove it to the world. Add to this flattering comparison the fact that Kalessay/Kutessay are in a much sweeter spot with regard to infrastucture, access to transportation, electricity, population, etc.).
With regard to financing, Mackay said that he was meeting tomorrow with one of two major banks (or traditional financing institutions) they've been talking to in regards to a "project financing" model. I.e., the banks will loan Stans anywhere from 60% to 80% of the money required to finance the mine, and Stans would then have to raise the rest. Mackay didn't actually used phrases like "equity financing" or "public offering", but everyone knew what he meant. Mackay said that the issue was made more complicated by the fact that several large mining conglomerates were also in discussion with Stans regarding financing requirements and offtake agreements. You can see how a preliminary agreement with one or more of these parties won't be reached until the JORC for Kalessay is completed, until the mining plan is finalized, and until the prefeasibility study is completed. Finally, nothing along these lines can be finalized until a feasibility study is finished
Although Stans is heading towards a kind of co-production model on the contiguous beryllium and rare earth deposits, they've decided it is wise to leave the other potential projects out of the picture for the time being, even if the deposits are tantalizingly prospective. Just to give one example, Mackay spoke about how the company, in sifting through all the old Russian reports, found that a single drift had been opened in an area between Kutessay and Aktyuz which found RE mineralization at a grade of close to 3%. The problem is that the Russians at the time were chiefly looking for lead & zinc, and Kutessay was already producing more than enough REEs for their needs, so they didn't pursue this discovery any further. The point is that Stans will continue to drive towards full execution on KutessayII/Kalessay, with the knowledge that there are lots of good, prospective sites to explore in future.
There was an interesting exchange at one point between Mackay and the new Russian guy -- Valery Kosynkin -- about some element of the mine-planning. Mackay thought it would be ready to go by September, but Kosynkin said, "No no, it will be next week," and then he added something about how the engineers wanted to move as quickly as they could on it. Kosynkin has a very interesting background. As we learned a few months ago, he was the head of the REE chemistry and technology at Russia's State Institute of Chemical Technologies, which ran the Kutessay operation. Right at around the time that operations at Kutessay were essentially stopped (1990), he became a professor, including a long stint in Austria, and after that he worked on REE operations in Russia, Ukraine, Estonia, and I believe with Kazatomprom in Kazakhstan.
An interesting connection here has to do with Kosynkin's time in Kazakhstan, where that country's key beryllium mine is nearing the end of its production. Mackay pointed out that the principals there are very interested in the Kalessay deposit. More importantly, though, Mackay mentioned in an aside that Kosynkin was also in charge ofthe technical research and commissioning of the Silmet REE separationand refining plant in Estonia. This is the plant that Molycorp recentlybought out. In other words, Stans has done a great job in hiring top people -- and hiring people with a long-term understanding of the metallurgy of the Kutessay deposit.
At several points during an answer to a question at the AGM, Mackay addressed the issue of the uniqueness of every REE deposit's metallurgy. E.g., he said that the reason the Chinese were able to monopolize the industry is that nature has done a lot of their separation for them in the ionic clays. A lot of Chinese mom & pop REE producers would just pour sulphuric acid on the top of a hill and they'd gather the concentrate at the bottom, which is why China has such a massive pollution problem at its rare earth sites. He later spoke about the uniqueness of the Kutessay site as "a polymetallic base metal ore field with rare earths mixed in," and how it took the Russians something like 7 years and thousands of engineers and thousands of trial runs before they got their metallurgy right. Basically, when I think of remarks like that, I suspect that it would be pretty darn hard to import other companies' concentrates and then just rejig a number of controls (e.g., type and amount of acid required for each stage of separation, etc.). He also mentioned that Alkane seemed to be very close to solving their metallurgical issues.
On the other hand, I also got the impression that someone like Valery Kosynkin, who has experience with both the Kutessay operation and the light REE separation operation at Silmet, ought to be able to figure out some kind of joint operation, especially with Lynas & its light REEs. Now that would be a powerhouse combination -- Lynas and Stans {Lynastans?}. Kosynkin and his team of Russian engineers would be a key bridge between the two companies.
I spoke briefly after the meeting with David Vinokurov. Very nice guy, very knowledgeable, very approachable, and that's how I got this presentation, as he promised to send it within a couple of days (which turned out to mean a few hours). I also asked David about the share price and about the age of the engineers and technicians who worked on the old Kutessay Mine. About the sp, he said simply that the market obviously thought the gap up after Byron King's article was too extreme, and along with that many of the rare earth companies have undergone some serious retractions in valuation. In time, he hoped, the market would come back round to a full appreciation of HRE's value. About the aging Russian engineers, he figures the knowledge base has been fully and properly stored in a manner that can by passed on by VNIIHT. One of the main "bridges" between the old operation and the new is Valery Kosynkin, a very impressive figure.
Regarding the low grades at Kutessay, I thought we'd established how good the IRR would be at around the time that the Admirable WWWaters tried suggesting the opposite. You have to wonder if Stans is a bit more worried about grade than they're letting on, which might explain why Mackay spent a fair amount of time talking about the Aktyuz site today, even though he specifically said that the vast majority of the company's energies would be focussed on KutessayII plus Kalessay. On that matter, have a look at pages 18 to 21 in the presentation, and you can see how those images formed the basis for a fairly long discussion of designing a mining and milling plan that would process both beryllium and rare earths. The grade at Kalessay (from Russian-era assays) is actually better than about 80% of other beryllium sites in the world. So, as long as demand for beryllium continues to recover from that big dip of a few years back, Stans should do alright.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.791.925 von DIE_GERECHTIGKEIT am 14.07.11 23:28:21... die Mär mit der Verdoppelung hat ja auch so starke Auswüchse angenommen, dass ich am Ende nach "rare earth quota -doubles -double -doubled" suchen musste. Das Netz war voll von dieser (Falsch-)Meldung.
Wichtig ist, dass die Preise steigen! ... und für Dy, Eu, Tb und Y ist das auch so. Jedenfalls auf metal-pages
http://www.metal-pages.com/metalprices/rareearths/
MfG, FaxenClown
Wichtig ist, dass die Preise steigen! ... und für Dy, Eu, Tb und Y ist das auch so. Jedenfalls auf metal-pages
http://www.metal-pages.com/metalprices/rareearths/
MfG, FaxenClown
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.789.770 von Algol am 14.07.11 17:21:35Danke Dir für die Mühe. Sind mir dennoch beide zu teuer.
@FC
muß Dich schon wieder loben. Nach der irreführenden Bloomberg-Headline haben bestimmt einige gedacht, aha, jetzt platzt die Blase.."
Habe auch erst kurz gezuckt bis ich Deinen Kommentar las.
Meine Perlen steigen jedenfalls und Lynas.. na ja, schaun wir mal
Gruß
Julia
@FC
muß Dich schon wieder loben. Nach der irreführenden Bloomberg-Headline haben bestimmt einige gedacht, aha, jetzt platzt die Blase.."
Habe auch erst kurz gezuckt bis ich Deinen Kommentar las.
Meine Perlen steigen jedenfalls und Lynas.. na ja, schaun wir mal
Gruß
Julia
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Stans Energy Provides an Update on its Kutessay II Mine, Aktyuz Ore Field and Kashka Rare Earth Processing Plant
7/14/2011 12:06 PM - Business Wire
TORONTO, Jul 14, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) --
Stans Energy Corp (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF) ('Stans' or 'The Company') is pleased to announce the following update on the progress of the exploration and development activities at its Kutessay II and Kutessay III sites and the Aktyuz Orefield and at the company's Kashka Rare Earth Processing Facility (KRP).
Selected Highlights of Stans Energy's progress:
Feasibility Studies
Exploration Updates
Key Personnel Updates
Progression of Strategic Partnership Discussions
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
Stans Energy's feasibility study is at an advanced stage and scheduled for completion by end of Q4 2011. The company has retained a team of highly qualified and experienced consultants with extensive experience in rare earths to undertake the following roles:
Project Oversight
The feasibility studies will be conducted under the guidance of VNIIHT -- All Russian Research Institute of Chemical Technology. VNIIHT has 60 years of research experience in the technology of rare earth elements and is capable of executing the complete cycle of research, development, and the creation of profitable highly efficient technologies of rare earth production. This includes ore concentrates treatment, purification from impurities and separation with the recovery of highly pure rare earth metals, as well as powders and other final rare earth metal products.
Dr. Valery Kosinkin will be overseeing the metallurgical aspects, while Dr. Marat Fazlullin will be supervising the mine design and its various elements.
Mine Design and Planning
Asiarudproject Mining Planning-Production Company CJSC (Asiarudproject) has been retained for the mine design and its planning. Asiarudproject has completed more than 90 designs of mining enterprises and feasibility studies, over twenty of which were implemented including:
-- Design of Kumtor open-pit in its final outlines for Centerra Gold
-- Designs of open-pits of the Central, Southwestern and Northwestern sites in the Kumtor deposit;
-- 2001: Asiarudproject prepared a feasibility study of further development or the Kumtor deposit by underground mining
-- 2004-2005: Asiarudproject developed "an underground mine for the Taldybulak Levoberezhny deposit" project
Laboratory Services
Information-Research Centre LLC (IRC LLC) will be responsible for all assays and further development of new milling technologies for Stans Energy. Dr. Ludmilla I. Evteeva, Director General of IRC LLC will be reporting to VNIIHT whilst overseeing the company's laboratory services which include:
-- Research of chemical, physical and mineral composition of various natural minerals, geochemical, exploration and industrial samples and end products;
-- Research in the sphere of analytical chemistry, ecology, geo-technology and technology of various branches of industry
IRC's laboratory has the following accreditations:
-- International accreditation center UKAS, Great Britain (laboratory #4431)
-- Kyrgyz Center of Accreditation (Accreditation Certificate # KG417/KCS.IL.007)
-- Laboratory is accredited for compliance with the international standard ISO/IEC 17025:2005. The accreditation includes measurements of grades of elements using the atomic absorption, ICP and X-ray fluorescence.
Process Engineering
VNIIHT -- The All Russian Research Institute of Chemical Technology will be guiding the implementation of improvements to historical methods of Rare Earth extraction and processing of final metals, alloys and oxides. VNIIHT has developed technologies and technological schemes of individual REE production out of different types of raw materials which were implemented at plants in Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Estonia.
Technologies worked out in VNIIHT became the production cycle for over 20 hydrometallurgical plants. Over 2600 inventors' certificates and patents have been issued. Of the 1000 employees at VNIIHT, over 100 are PhDs.
VNIIHT, having previously improved upon historical methods of thorium roasting will be furthering the testing of the sorption technology to remove radioactivity from the production process.
Environmental
Geomin will be responsible for environmental protection management for Stans Energy. GEOMIN cooperative is a Czech geological and consulting company, offering services in a wide range of geological and environmental branches. The company was established in 1994 and follows up with activities of the former state enterprise Geoindustria. The company's pivotal program is to project, carry out and evaluate geological work and to perform the work associated with protection of the environment.
GEOMIN has a System of Quality Assurance introduced, in accordance with the Standards of CSN EN ISO 9001:2008 and CSN EN ISO 14001:2004.
Mineral Resource Estimate
Kazakhstan Mineral Company (KMC) is a Kazakhstan consulting company that will provide resource estimation services to the company.
KMC has carried out projects in the CIS countries, Afghanistan, Poland, Angola and Mongolia. In 2004-2010, KMC completed more than 40 projects (gold, uranium, copper, nickel, tin, and phosphates) in these countries.
Construction Survey
Kyrgyz GIIZ OJSC (Kyrgyz Main Institute of Engineering Surveys in Construction), will provide a full complex of geological engineering and topographical surveys for Stans Energy.
The largest recent projects include surveys for a biological laboratory in Bishkek city ordered by the Canadian Government (2008-2009); surveys for facilities of the Taldybulak Levoberezhnyi gold deposit (1996-present); surveys for the Ishtamberdy gold deposit (2008-2009); sampling of tailing ponds 1 and 2 of the Tereksay deposit.
Stans Energy Key Personnel Update
Stans Energy Corp. is pleased to announce that it's Mining and Milling initiatives will be overseen by Valery Yakhin. Mr. Yakhin will hold the position as the Project Manager for Kutessay Mining LLC. Mr. Yakhin brings a wealth of technical engineering management service to the company. He is a graduate of the Moscow Mining Institute and was formerly the Deputy Head at Altynken LLC, a company developing the Taldybulak Levoberezhnyi gold deposit. Mr. Yakhin's extensive career at KAZATOMPROM began with several technical and engineering positions, eventually leading to Head of Production and Technical Department of the Taukent Mining and Chemical Enterprise.
The Atomic Company KAZATOMPROM is the national operator, of the Republic of Kazakhstan, for import and export of uranium, rare metals, nuclear fuel for power plants, special equipment and dual-purpose materials.
Additionally, Stans Energy Corp. is pleased to announce that Vladmir Shubin its Chief Geologist will be responsible for all the geological activities for Stans Energy KG. Mr. Shubin holds a degree in Mining Engineering, specializing in geology and exploration of mineral deposits.
Mr. Shubin has over 20 years of experience as the Chief Geologist for the North Kyrgyz geological Expedition.
Exploration Update
Stans Energy Corp. will focus this year's initial exploration program on extending the mineralization to depth on Kutessay II to increase to size of the Measured and Indicated Reserves as confirmed by the JORC on Kutessay II.
Kutessay II
The exploration plan for Kutessay II is to drill below the known mineralization that was used for the resource calculation in the recently completed JORC report by KMC.
Two 500m drill holes are initially planned and will be drilled from the open pit.
Aktyuz Mine
In researching the historical records of the Aktyuz lead, zinc and silver mine (last mined in the 1940s), Stans Energy Corp discovered a zone of Rare Earth mineralization. This mineralization was categorized into a B category by the Soviets which had been discovered by exploring underground, drifting into the mineralization along with diamond drilling.
This Yttrium rich mineralization is will be initially prospected with two drill holes to test the downward extension of the historic mineralization.
Kutessay III
In 2010 Stans Energy KG drilled two holes of 500m to test a geophysical anomaly at Kutessay III. The two drill holes intersected Rare Earth mineralization however the results did not explain the strong anomaly.
Over the next six months, the geological team of Stans Energy KG led by Chief Geologist, Vladimir Shubin researched the historical reports in the Kutessay III area done by the Soviet geologists. This research discovered underground drilling done at Kutessay II that intersected REE mineralization which showed a REE structure approximately 100 meters east of Stans Energy's 2010 drilling. Stans Energy KG is continuing to evaluate known data in the Kutessay III area to determine the best drill targets.
In reviewing the historic data from the annual reports of work in the Kutessay III site for 1968 by A.T. Khokihlol and the 1974-75 report by Dr. V.F Kim it was noted that Kutessay III had a length of 300m with a thickness from 22m to 50m averaging 40m.
Aktyuz Ore Field
Stans Energy KG will continue to do surface exploration work on the Aktyuz ore field in 2011, along with building a computerized model using historic data
Geophysics
Geophysical surveys over the entire ore field are near completion and the data is being compiled. The data will be used in conjunction with geological data which Stans compiled over 2010 and will be coordinated with the historical data to further expand the known rare earth zones.
There are over 400 historical geological reports on the Aktyuz field. Stans Energy is continuing to add to the database to further refine the computerized models.
Five historical areas in the Aktyuz ore field where REE mineralization was put into a resource category by the Soviets. These areas are:
-- Kutessay II
-- Kutessay III
-- Aktyuz
-- Kuperlisai
-- Anjilga
Strategic Partnership Discussions Initiated
Throughout 2010 and 2011, Stans Energy Corp has been approached by various companies and agencies that have expressed interest in developing strategic partnerships in respect to its property in Kyrgyzstan, namely Kutessay II. These firms have the ability to assist with financial, technical, marketing and other necessary prerequisites that would accelerate early production at Kutessay II.
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.
We seek safe harbour.
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.
SOURCE: Stans Energy Corp.
Stans Energy Corp. Robert Mackay, President & CEO 647-426-1865 robert@stansenergy.com or David Vinokurov, Manager, Investor Relations 647-426-1865 david@stansenergy.com
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Stans Energy Provides an Update on its Kutessay II Mine, Aktyuz Ore Field and Kashka Rare Earth Processing Plant
7/14/2011 12:06 PM - Business Wire
TORONTO, Jul 14, 2011 (BUSINESS WIRE) --
Stans Energy Corp (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF) ('Stans' or 'The Company') is pleased to announce the following update on the progress of the exploration and development activities at its Kutessay II and Kutessay III sites and the Aktyuz Orefield and at the company's Kashka Rare Earth Processing Facility (KRP).
Selected Highlights of Stans Energy's progress:
Feasibility Studies
Exploration Updates
Key Personnel Updates
Progression of Strategic Partnership Discussions
FEASIBILITY STUDIES
Stans Energy's feasibility study is at an advanced stage and scheduled for completion by end of Q4 2011. The company has retained a team of highly qualified and experienced consultants with extensive experience in rare earths to undertake the following roles:
Project Oversight
The feasibility studies will be conducted under the guidance of VNIIHT -- All Russian Research Institute of Chemical Technology. VNIIHT has 60 years of research experience in the technology of rare earth elements and is capable of executing the complete cycle of research, development, and the creation of profitable highly efficient technologies of rare earth production. This includes ore concentrates treatment, purification from impurities and separation with the recovery of highly pure rare earth metals, as well as powders and other final rare earth metal products.
Dr. Valery Kosinkin will be overseeing the metallurgical aspects, while Dr. Marat Fazlullin will be supervising the mine design and its various elements.
Mine Design and Planning
Asiarudproject Mining Planning-Production Company CJSC (Asiarudproject) has been retained for the mine design and its planning. Asiarudproject has completed more than 90 designs of mining enterprises and feasibility studies, over twenty of which were implemented including:
-- Design of Kumtor open-pit in its final outlines for Centerra Gold
-- Designs of open-pits of the Central, Southwestern and Northwestern sites in the Kumtor deposit;
-- 2001: Asiarudproject prepared a feasibility study of further development or the Kumtor deposit by underground mining
-- 2004-2005: Asiarudproject developed "an underground mine for the Taldybulak Levoberezhny deposit" project
Laboratory Services
Information-Research Centre LLC (IRC LLC) will be responsible for all assays and further development of new milling technologies for Stans Energy. Dr. Ludmilla I. Evteeva, Director General of IRC LLC will be reporting to VNIIHT whilst overseeing the company's laboratory services which include:
-- Research of chemical, physical and mineral composition of various natural minerals, geochemical, exploration and industrial samples and end products;
-- Research in the sphere of analytical chemistry, ecology, geo-technology and technology of various branches of industry
IRC's laboratory has the following accreditations:
-- International accreditation center UKAS, Great Britain (laboratory #4431)
-- Kyrgyz Center of Accreditation (Accreditation Certificate # KG417/KCS.IL.007)
-- Laboratory is accredited for compliance with the international standard ISO/IEC 17025:2005. The accreditation includes measurements of grades of elements using the atomic absorption, ICP and X-ray fluorescence.
Process Engineering
VNIIHT -- The All Russian Research Institute of Chemical Technology will be guiding the implementation of improvements to historical methods of Rare Earth extraction and processing of final metals, alloys and oxides. VNIIHT has developed technologies and technological schemes of individual REE production out of different types of raw materials which were implemented at plants in Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Estonia.
Technologies worked out in VNIIHT became the production cycle for over 20 hydrometallurgical plants. Over 2600 inventors' certificates and patents have been issued. Of the 1000 employees at VNIIHT, over 100 are PhDs.
VNIIHT, having previously improved upon historical methods of thorium roasting will be furthering the testing of the sorption technology to remove radioactivity from the production process.
Environmental
Geomin will be responsible for environmental protection management for Stans Energy. GEOMIN cooperative is a Czech geological and consulting company, offering services in a wide range of geological and environmental branches. The company was established in 1994 and follows up with activities of the former state enterprise Geoindustria. The company's pivotal program is to project, carry out and evaluate geological work and to perform the work associated with protection of the environment.
GEOMIN has a System of Quality Assurance introduced, in accordance with the Standards of CSN EN ISO 9001:2008 and CSN EN ISO 14001:2004.
Mineral Resource Estimate
Kazakhstan Mineral Company (KMC) is a Kazakhstan consulting company that will provide resource estimation services to the company.
KMC has carried out projects in the CIS countries, Afghanistan, Poland, Angola and Mongolia. In 2004-2010, KMC completed more than 40 projects (gold, uranium, copper, nickel, tin, and phosphates) in these countries.
Construction Survey
Kyrgyz GIIZ OJSC (Kyrgyz Main Institute of Engineering Surveys in Construction), will provide a full complex of geological engineering and topographical surveys for Stans Energy.
The largest recent projects include surveys for a biological laboratory in Bishkek city ordered by the Canadian Government (2008-2009); surveys for facilities of the Taldybulak Levoberezhnyi gold deposit (1996-present); surveys for the Ishtamberdy gold deposit (2008-2009); sampling of tailing ponds 1 and 2 of the Tereksay deposit.
Stans Energy Key Personnel Update
Stans Energy Corp. is pleased to announce that it's Mining and Milling initiatives will be overseen by Valery Yakhin. Mr. Yakhin will hold the position as the Project Manager for Kutessay Mining LLC. Mr. Yakhin brings a wealth of technical engineering management service to the company. He is a graduate of the Moscow Mining Institute and was formerly the Deputy Head at Altynken LLC, a company developing the Taldybulak Levoberezhnyi gold deposit. Mr. Yakhin's extensive career at KAZATOMPROM began with several technical and engineering positions, eventually leading to Head of Production and Technical Department of the Taukent Mining and Chemical Enterprise.
The Atomic Company KAZATOMPROM is the national operator, of the Republic of Kazakhstan, for import and export of uranium, rare metals, nuclear fuel for power plants, special equipment and dual-purpose materials.
Additionally, Stans Energy Corp. is pleased to announce that Vladmir Shubin its Chief Geologist will be responsible for all the geological activities for Stans Energy KG. Mr. Shubin holds a degree in Mining Engineering, specializing in geology and exploration of mineral deposits.
Mr. Shubin has over 20 years of experience as the Chief Geologist for the North Kyrgyz geological Expedition.
Exploration Update
Stans Energy Corp. will focus this year's initial exploration program on extending the mineralization to depth on Kutessay II to increase to size of the Measured and Indicated Reserves as confirmed by the JORC on Kutessay II.
Kutessay II
The exploration plan for Kutessay II is to drill below the known mineralization that was used for the resource calculation in the recently completed JORC report by KMC.
Two 500m drill holes are initially planned and will be drilled from the open pit.
Aktyuz Mine
In researching the historical records of the Aktyuz lead, zinc and silver mine (last mined in the 1940s), Stans Energy Corp discovered a zone of Rare Earth mineralization. This mineralization was categorized into a B category by the Soviets which had been discovered by exploring underground, drifting into the mineralization along with diamond drilling.
This Yttrium rich mineralization is will be initially prospected with two drill holes to test the downward extension of the historic mineralization.
Kutessay III
In 2010 Stans Energy KG drilled two holes of 500m to test a geophysical anomaly at Kutessay III. The two drill holes intersected Rare Earth mineralization however the results did not explain the strong anomaly.
Over the next six months, the geological team of Stans Energy KG led by Chief Geologist, Vladimir Shubin researched the historical reports in the Kutessay III area done by the Soviet geologists. This research discovered underground drilling done at Kutessay II that intersected REE mineralization which showed a REE structure approximately 100 meters east of Stans Energy's 2010 drilling. Stans Energy KG is continuing to evaluate known data in the Kutessay III area to determine the best drill targets.
In reviewing the historic data from the annual reports of work in the Kutessay III site for 1968 by A.T. Khokihlol and the 1974-75 report by Dr. V.F Kim it was noted that Kutessay III had a length of 300m with a thickness from 22m to 50m averaging 40m.
Aktyuz Ore Field
Stans Energy KG will continue to do surface exploration work on the Aktyuz ore field in 2011, along with building a computerized model using historic data
Geophysics
Geophysical surveys over the entire ore field are near completion and the data is being compiled. The data will be used in conjunction with geological data which Stans compiled over 2010 and will be coordinated with the historical data to further expand the known rare earth zones.
There are over 400 historical geological reports on the Aktyuz field. Stans Energy is continuing to add to the database to further refine the computerized models.
Five historical areas in the Aktyuz ore field where REE mineralization was put into a resource category by the Soviets. These areas are:
-- Kutessay II
-- Kutessay III
-- Aktyuz
-- Kuperlisai
-- Anjilga
Strategic Partnership Discussions Initiated
Throughout 2010 and 2011, Stans Energy Corp has been approached by various companies and agencies that have expressed interest in developing strategic partnerships in respect to its property in Kyrgyzstan, namely Kutessay II. These firms have the ability to assist with financial, technical, marketing and other necessary prerequisites that would accelerate early production at Kutessay II.
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.
We seek safe harbour.
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.
SOURCE: Stans Energy Corp.
Stans Energy Corp. Robert Mackay, President & CEO 647-426-1865 robert@stansenergy.com or David Vinokurov, Manager, Investor Relations 647-426-1865 david@stansenergy.com
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.781.783 von DIE_GERECHTIGKEIT am 13.07.11 13:52:00Zu deiner Frage:
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.789.155 von FaxenClown am 14.07.11 15:50:17danke für die ausführungen
hoffe auch, dass ein paar investierte, die am AGM teilgenommen haben, auf stockhouse heute abend ein paar zeilen schreiben
vielleicht haben wir bei diesen kursen einen wendepunkt erreicht
siehe chart
hoffe auch, dass ein paar investierte, die am AGM teilgenommen haben, auf stockhouse heute abend ein paar zeilen schreiben
vielleicht haben wir bei diesen kursen einen wendepunkt erreicht
siehe chart
... und wo ich schon mal hier bin:
China sets second batch rare earth export quotas at 15,738 tonnes
SHANGHAI, July 14 | Thu Jul 14, 2011 3:27am EDT
SHANGHAI, July 14 (Reuters) - China's Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday it was issuing a second batch of rare earth export quotas for this year, with the second batch totalling 15,738 tonnes.
China produces 97 percent of the world's supply of rare earths, a group of 17 minerals used in electronics and defence and renewable energy industries.
The WTO ruled last week that China breached trade law by curbing exports of eight raw materials, a judgement Europe and the United States said meant China should also be forced to increase exports of 17 rare earths. (Reporting by Ruby Lian and Jason Subler; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/14/china-rare-earth-i…
... ach und für alle, die wegen folgender Schlagzeile
China Almost Doubles Rare-Earth Export Quota in Second Half After WTO Move
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-07-14/china-almost-double…
... gerne auf den Leim gehen (und ihre Shares panikartig verkaufen), denen gebe ich mal folgendes mit auf den Weg:
... mal abgesehen von der irreführenden Berichterstattung durch den Direktvergleich von H2/2010 und H2/2011 halte ich für mich mal folgendes fest:
Gegenüber H1/2011 ist die Erhöhung von 14508t (H1) auf 15738t (H2) eine Steigerung von 8% ... ob die Iron-Alloys drin sind ist nicht sicher!
Im Vergleich zum Gesamtjahr 2010 ist die Gesamtquote für 2011 von 30258t (2010) auf 30246t (2011) gefallen, prozentual ist das marginal weniger.
Wie man unter dem Sachverhalt von einer VERDOPPELUNG sprechen kann ist schon ein Kunststück für sich! Immerhin hat sich der seltene Erden Export seit der Steinzeit verunendlichfacht, da es zu der Zeit keine Separationsanlage in China oder sonstwo gab!
Es gibt kein Gramm mehr als letztes Jahr außerhalb Chinas ... und wenn die Iron-Alloys reingerechnet werden, sogar einige Prozent weniger!
... und im direkten Vergleich ist der Anteil der Exporte ggü der Gesamtproduktion auch runtergegangen:
China has about 30 percent of rare earths deposits but accounts for 97 percent of global production; the Ministry of Land and Resources said Thursday that this year's production quota of rare earths will be 93,800 tons, an increase of about 5 percent over 2010
http://www.homelandsecuritynewswire.com/china-raises-rare-ea…
Gleiche Exportmenge bei 5%iger Steigerung der Produktion ist eine prozentuale Verringerung der Exportmengen:
2010 = 30258t / 89200t => 33,9% Exportanteil
2011 = 30246t / 93800t => 32,2% Exportanteil
Du must da nur mal die "nackten Zahlen" von der gewollten irreführenden Aussage trennen.
.... und traut keiner Statistik, die du nicht selbst gefälscht hast!
Neue Preise gibt es auf Matelpages ab 17Uhr (CN) bzw. ab 22Uhr (FOB) ... ich bin mal gespannt. Könnte erstmal Preisdruck geben, da man anscheinend von viel schlimmeren Quoten ausgegangen ist.
Aber auf lange Sicht ändert es nichts an der Shortage!
MfG, FaxenClown
China sets second batch rare earth export quotas at 15,738 tonnes
SHANGHAI, July 14 | Thu Jul 14, 2011 3:27am EDT
SHANGHAI, July 14 (Reuters) - China's Ministry of Commerce said on Thursday it was issuing a second batch of rare earth export quotas for this year, with the second batch totalling 15,738 tonnes.
China produces 97 percent of the world's supply of rare earths, a group of 17 minerals used in electronics and defence and renewable energy industries.
The WTO ruled last week that China breached trade law by curbing exports of eight raw materials, a judgement Europe and the United States said meant China should also be forced to increase exports of 17 rare earths. (Reporting by Ruby Lian and Jason Subler; Editing by Jacqueline Wong)
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/14/china-rare-earth-i…
... ach und für alle, die wegen folgender Schlagzeile
China Almost Doubles Rare-Earth Export Quota in Second Half After WTO Move
http://www.bloomberg.com/news/2011-07-14/china-almost-double…
... gerne auf den Leim gehen (und ihre Shares panikartig verkaufen), denen gebe ich mal folgendes mit auf den Weg:
... mal abgesehen von der irreführenden Berichterstattung durch den Direktvergleich von H2/2010 und H2/2011 halte ich für mich mal folgendes fest:
Gegenüber H1/2011 ist die Erhöhung von 14508t (H1) auf 15738t (H2) eine Steigerung von 8% ... ob die Iron-Alloys drin sind ist nicht sicher!
Im Vergleich zum Gesamtjahr 2010 ist die Gesamtquote für 2011 von 30258t (2010) auf 30246t (2011) gefallen, prozentual ist das marginal weniger.
Wie man unter dem Sachverhalt von einer VERDOPPELUNG sprechen kann ist schon ein Kunststück für sich! Immerhin hat sich der seltene Erden Export seit der Steinzeit verunendlichfacht, da es zu der Zeit keine Separationsanlage in China oder sonstwo gab!
Es gibt kein Gramm mehr als letztes Jahr außerhalb Chinas ... und wenn die Iron-Alloys reingerechnet werden, sogar einige Prozent weniger!
... und im direkten Vergleich ist der Anteil der Exporte ggü der Gesamtproduktion auch runtergegangen:
China has about 30 percent of rare earths deposits but accounts for 97 percent of global production; the Ministry of Land and Resources said Thursday that this year's production quota of rare earths will be 93,800 tons, an increase of about 5 percent over 2010
http://www.homelandsecuritynewswire.com/china-raises-rare-ea…
Gleiche Exportmenge bei 5%iger Steigerung der Produktion ist eine prozentuale Verringerung der Exportmengen:
2010 = 30258t / 89200t => 33,9% Exportanteil
2011 = 30246t / 93800t => 32,2% Exportanteil
Du must da nur mal die "nackten Zahlen" von der gewollten irreführenden Aussage trennen.
.... und traut keiner Statistik, die du nicht selbst gefälscht hast!
Neue Preise gibt es auf Matelpages ab 17Uhr (CN) bzw. ab 22Uhr (FOB) ... ich bin mal gespannt. Könnte erstmal Preisdruck geben, da man anscheinend von viel schlimmeren Quoten ausgegangen ist.
Aber auf lange Sicht ändert es nichts an der Shortage!
MfG, FaxenClown
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