Stans Energy / ARMZ Lithiumprojekt in Russland (Seite 165)

[Rhingio]

news zur kapitalerhöhung, 1.85 und 2.25 für die half warrants, najaa immerhin 3 millionen mehr als erwartet

Stans Energy Corp Announces Terms of Private Placement and Increase of Offering to Approximately $28,000,000
Stans Energy Corp RUU
4/14/2011 5:25:00 PM
Toronto, Ontario CANADA, Apr 14, 2011 (Filing Services Canada via COMTEX News Network) --

Stans Energy Corp. (RUU - TSX Venture), is pleased to announce that in connection with its previously announced private placement (announced March 30th, 2011), the Company, the lead agent Stifel Nicolaus Canada Inc. and the co-manager Clarus Securities Inc. have agreed to increase the size of the offering to approximately C$28,000,000 of units (the "Units").

The offering will be a "best efforts" brokered private placement offering of approximately C$28,000,000 of Units at a price of C$1.85 per Unit (the "Offering"). Each Unit will consist of one common share of the Company ("Common Share") plus one-half of one common share purchase warrant ("Warrant"). Each whole Warrant will entitle the holder thereof to acquire one Common Share of the Company at a price of C$2.25 for a period of 24 months following the closing of the Offering.

The proceeds of the Private Placement will be used for a feasibility study on Kutessay II and Kalesay, purchase of the KCMP Rare Earth (RE) Processing Complex, refurbishment and upgrades to the KCMP RE Processing Complex, Aktyuz exploration and for working capital.

All of the Common Shares and Purchase Warrants issued pursuant to the Private Placement are subject to a four-month hold period. Completion of the Private Placement is subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval.

Stans Energy Corp.

Stans Energy Corp. is focused on developing properties containing Rare Earth Elements (REEs). The company continuously examines and evaluates new opportunities to acquire and develop proven resource properties in areas of the former Soviet Union. The headquarters of the company is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Stans Energy KG, is located in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Stans Energy Corp's Chairman, Rodney Irwin, was the former ambassador to the Russian Federation for Canada, and currently serves as the Honorary Consul of the Kyrgyz Republic for Canada.

Please visit Stans Energy's website - www.stansenergy.com for additional information, or contact:

Robert Mackay,

President and CEO, Stans Energy Corp.

Ph. 647 426 1865

Email: [e-mail]

Jonathan Buick,

Investor Relations, The Buick Group

Ph. 416 915 0915

[Rhingio]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.364.651 von FaxenClown am 13.04.11 23:43:11

danke für deine antwort

dachte mir schon, dass da ganze nicht von so großer relevanz ist
hoffe nur, dass endlich das closing der kapitalerhöhung kommt, möglichst noch diese woche
dann kann die rakete wieder abgehen, das gedümpel die letzten tage wird schon nervig

[FaxenClown]

Zitat von Rhingio: wieder mal news gestern nach börsenschluss
würde faxenclown bitten die zahlen zu interpretieren, da ich nicht wirklich ahnung davon habe

... ist letzendlich nur die Festlegung, mit welchem Basket für die Feasibility Studie gerechnet werden wird. Die historischen Untersuchungen hatten ja unterschiedliche Zusammensetzungen ergeben:

Jahr 1959 1992 2010
La 9,12% 14,00% 16,55%
Ce 25,02% 24,60% 19,68%
Pr 3,20% 2,70% 3,78%
Nd 8,49% 10,00% 8,18%
Sm 3,81% 2,80% 4,10%
Eu 2,51% 0,40% 0,23%
Gd 2,69% 2,50% 3,59%
Tb 1,15% 0,30% 1,55%
Dy 6,26% 4,30% 6,14%
Ho 0,80% 0,90% 0,57%
Er 4,82% 2,40% 3,25%
Tu 0,05% 0,50% 0,25%
Yb 1,77% 1,90% 3,29%
Lu 0,06% 0,00% 0,50%
Y 26,69% 30,70% 26,73%
Summe Teilmengen 96,44% 98,00% 98,39%
Basketpreis 212,98 USD 180,26 USD 200,80 USD
Basket auf 100% extrapoliert 220,84 USD 183,94 USD 204,08 USD

... hatte ja beim letzten Press Release schon angemerkt, dass der "1992er" Basket 15-20% schlechter ist, als die Werte von 1959. Als Bewertungsgrundlage wird jetzt ein (hoffentlich statistisch gut untermauerter) Durchschnitt verwendet ... welcher vom Wert fast exakt zwischen den Schätzungen von 1959 und 1992 liegt. Ist also 7-10% schlechter als die Erwartung auf Basis der Daten von 1959 ... und ca. 10% besser als aus den Daten von 1992 befürchtet

Schön finde ich die Bestätigung, der hohen Dy und Tb gehalte ... schade nur, dass die niedrigeren Mengen Eu (immerhin momentan die teuerste seltene Erde) unter 1% liegen.

... aber Basket ist nicht alles! Bei den geringen Gehalten vom durchschnittlich 0,264% TREO zählt für mich nur "DURCHSATZ DURCHSATZ UND NOCHMALS DURCHSATZ!!!!"

Dem entsprechend fand ich die Steigerung beim Konzentrationsprozess eutlich bedeutender ... auch wenn das weder in Canada noch in Deutschland jemand zur Kenntnis genommen hat

Den JORC-Report findet man übrigens hier (auch wenn er auf SEDAR "NI43-101" heißt ... ist halt in Canada geläufiger):

http://www.sedar.com/DisplayCompanyDocuments.do?lang=EN&issu…

.... hab ich aber noch keine Zeit für gehabt ... und Heute wird das auch nichts mehr!

Gute N8! FaxenClown

[Rhingio]

wieder mal news gestern nach börsenschluss
würde faxenclown bitten die zahlen zu interpretieren, da ich nicht wirklich ahnung davon habe

kann nur eine einschätzung aus stockhouse hier zur diskussion geben:

The major hang up with the JORC was that the REE distribution could not be confirmed. Now, they've confirmed that there is 6% Dy and 1.5% Tb, which are spectacular numbers! When i put this distribution in my basic model for stans, the value goes way up. This is a strong and important press release, i just wish investors knew its significance. Good thing BK knows the significance, as i'm sure he'll be letting everyone out there know.


Stans Energy Corp. Announces Kutessay II Rare Earth Distribution-REVISED
Stans Energy Corp RUU
4/12/2011 4:40:16 PM
Toronto, Ontario CANADA, Apr 12, 2011 (Filing Services Canada via COMTEX News Network) --

Stans Energy Corp. (RUU - TSX Venture).In January, 2011, Stans Energy Corp. (TSX-V: RUU; OTCQX: HREEF) ('Stans' or the 'Company') retained N. N. Malyukova, along with a team of experts with extensive knowledge on the history of the Aktyuz Ore Field (author's details are listed at the end of this press release), to conduct a study to determine the overall distribution of individual rare earth elements (REEs) in the Kutessay II deposit (see Technical Report press release dated March, 23, 2011 for details of the Mineral Resource Estimate).A summary of Malyukova's results follows:

Individual REE Average Quantities in the Kutessay II Deposit


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Light REE group Distribution% Heavy REE groupDistribution %
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Lanthanum (La) 16.55%Europium (Eu)0.23%
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Cerium (Ce)19.68%Gadolinium (Gd)3.59%
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Praseodymium (Pr) 3.78% Terbium (Tb)1.55%
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Neodymium (Nd)8.18%Dysprosium (Dy)6.14%
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Samarium (Sm) 4.10% Holmium (Ho)0.57%
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Erbium (Er)3.25%
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Thulium (Tu)0.25%
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Ytterbium (Yb)3.29%
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Lutetium (Lu)0.50%
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Yttrium (Y) 26.73%
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* LREE group 52.29 * HREE group 46.10
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Note: REE distributions do not add up to 100% because the concentration for each element was reported at the low end of a range.

The REE distribution defined in this report is the distribution estimate to be used for the Kutessay II feasibility study.It is important to note that individual REE distributions vary across elevations and mineral types.Near the surface of the deposit, a greater proportion of HREEs exist compared to LREEs.Stans plans to conduct drilling below the lowermost 2215 Adit Level of the deposit to: better define the rare earth element distribution, delineate and confirm inferred mineral resources identified in the JORC technical report, as well as to test the extension of REE mineralization below the currently known deposit.

The Kutessay II Mineral Resource Estimate Technical Report is now posted on www.sedar.com.N. N. Malyukova's report , "Distribution of Mineral Ore Types and Grades of Rare Earth Elements in the Kutessay II Deposit" will also be posted on www.sedar.com shortly as a supplemental report to the Kutessay II JORC Mineral Resource Estimate.

Rare Earth Market Discussion

The sole source of the world's HREE production comes from the 'Ionic Clays' in the south of China.Representatives of the Chinese Society of Rare Earths have repeatedly stated that it is likely that the country will become a net importer of HREEs in the near future.Kutessay II is one of the only sources of HREEs located outside of China prior to 1991, when the mine shut down.

HREE prices have increased substantially in recent history, due to increasing demand, and supply constraints from China.The international prices for all 15 REEs have been very volatile, and no long term price can be accurately determined based on conventional methods of valuation.Below is a table illustrating the current international price per kilogram of each REO on April 8, 2011 in USD, based on FOB surveys.


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La Ce Nd PrSm EuGd
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$123 $126 $220 $215$121$1130$185
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Tb DyHoErTmYbLu Y
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$1085$640$200$130$790$155$800$160
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Note: REOs have standard purities but increased purities demand higher prices.RE metals also demand higher prices than those shown above.

The United States Geological Survey has predicted that most critical REOs in terms of future supply versus expected demand are Yttrium (Y), Dysprosium (Dy), Terbium (Tb), Neodymium (Nd), and Europium (Eu).Based on the breakdown of REOs contained within the Kutessay II deposit and their respective oxide prices, these critical elements, with the exception of Europium, are likely to represent the majority of Kutessay II's value.

http://www.stockhouse.com/News/CanadianReleasesDetail.aspx?n…

[Rhingio]

bin mal so frei das vom stockhouse board zu kopieren, da der user meiner meinung nach eine ziehmlich gute zusammenfassung der momentanen situation bringt und der dinge die bald bevorstehen (um die nächste rally zu starten)
schönen wochenstart,
p.s. tippe auf closing der kapitalerhöhung innerhalb dieser woche


For all the newer investors out there who don't understand junior market price swings...

Generally, when a company raises money on the venture exchange, to the amount that Stans is raising - 25 mil, the stock gets priced down about 10-15%. Stans announced this raise at 2.13 and is still trading at 2.10. This is a very positive sign.

Here's why:

Many institutions like to play risk-stock financings because they can get almost risk-free warrants. When a stock is liquid like Stans, an institution with an account at Stifel, or Clarus can short the stock to the amount of the money they're putting up, and keep the warrants in case the stock runs. This is what hedge funds do. It's inevitable that some of the institutions putting up the money in this round are already short the stock. I suspect there was shorting before the financing was announced - a sad fact of the TSX Venture exchange (look at the chart on the days prior, a few groups out there were hitting the bids with large market orders, bringing the share price down prior to the money raise)

Here's why a long investor should not care:

1. Hedge funds and institutions put up the big money so they are entitled to reduce their risk. If you were putting up millions, you'd be inclined to do the same in some regard. If this is a successful raise (judging by the trading it looks like it will be), Stans will have orders for 40-50 million in the book and groups will have to cut back their orders. This means those who were short the stock have to buy back because they cannot replace their shorts with new stock and warrants. This also means there will be a strong aftermarket for Stans' shares

2. The money from this round is going towards PROCESSING and DATA CALCULATION for PRODUCTION. Who else outside of Molycorp and Lynas can claim to be spending money on that. Perhaps GWG, but they don't have the heavies to impact the market whatsoever.

3. Stans never had any money before. It's always been working with very little in the bank, and has done an excellent job with its money management. What are they going to be able to do now that they have a bank account? I'm expecting big things and more acquisitions. Let's not forget they're partnered with an undercapitalized rare earth institute in Russia, who have been around for 50+ years. What other RE company can claim to have processing expertise aside from NEM, MCP, and Lynas?

4. Once Stans' pays for the processing facility, it will be bringing the right types of groups and buyers to the processing plant to show its capabilities. IR told me that many of the groups who used to buy product from KCMP in the 80s are coming back to find out when they will be able to get new product. And let's also not forget Korea's public intentions to invest in rare earths in Kyrgyzstan. They're going to need lots of Dy, Tb, and Nd for their future industry needs.


I am going to say this one last time for Stans' bullboard readers. Rare earth prices have gotten so high that it's not going to matter what your costs are within a minimum 5 year window especially for HREEs. Stans' costs will be higher than moly or lynas or whoever else with a high grade because they have to move and process more rock to get the product. I'm convinced that won't matter. All that's going to matter is who can produce the heavies, and those companies are going to make money - lots of it.

[FaxenClown]

... so, mal sehen, was passiert:

TSX:


OTC:


Schönes Wochenende!

MfG, FaxenClown

@MCB: Das "Sponsorship" ermöglicht erst den Handel auf einem höheren Level an der OTCQX! Danke für´s einstellen

[MONSIEURCB]

News:

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Merriman-Capital-Announces-prn…

[FaxenClown]

... da kam gestern noch was nach Börsenschluss:

Stans Energy Corp to Commence Trading on the United States’ OTCQX on Friday, April 8, 2011

07 April 2011

TSX-V: RUU; OTCQX: HREEF April 7, 2011

Stans Energy Corp. (‘Stans’ or the ‘Company’) (TSX-V: RUU; OTCQX: HREEF) is pleased to announce its shares will begin trading on the OTCQX on Friday, April 8th, 2011. OTCQX securities are quoted on the OTC Link platform, the third largest U.S. equity trading venue, after the NASDAQ and NYSE. U.S. Investors will be able to find the Company’s current financial disclosures, news releases, and real-time level 2 quotes on www.OTCQX.com and www.OTCMarkets.com.

Robert Mackay, President and CEO of Stans Energy explained, “Over the last two quarters, interest from American investors in our Company has been rapidly increasing. OTCQX provides Stans with a cost-effective method of accessing US capital markets, while providing US investors with the accessibility, transparency and liquidity necessary for potential shareholders to feel comfortable when making an investment decision.”

About the OTCQX

The OTCQX is the most prestigious of the three OTC market tiers and is recognized as a quality-controlled marketplace for investor-friendly companies. The OTC market is the world’s largest electronic marketplace for broker-dealers to trade over 10,000 unlisted securities. In 2010, securities on the OTC platform traded over $144 billion in dollar volume.

Stans Energy Corp. has engaged the services of Merriman Capital, Inc., a wholly-owned subsidiary of Merriman Holdings, Inc. (NASDAQ: MERR), a financial services firm based in San Francisco focused on fast-growing companies and their institutional investors, to serve as the Company’s Principal American Liaison (“PAL”) on OTCQX, responsible for providing guidance on OTCQX requirements. Merriman Capital is a member of FINRA and SIPC.

Stans Energy Corp.

Stans Energy Corp. is focused on developing properties containing Rare Earth Elements (REEs), and associated metals. The company continuously examines and evaluates new opportunities to acquire and develop proven resource properties in areas of the former Soviet Union. The headquarters of the company is located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and its wholly-owned subsidiary, Stans Energy KG, is located in Bishkek, Kyrgyzstan. Stans Energy Corp’s Chairman, Rodney Irwin, was the former ambassador to the Russian Federation for Canada, and currently serves as the Honorary Consul of the Kyrgyz Republic for Canada.

Existing investors please note that Stans Energy´s trading symbol has changed from STZYF to HREEF.

http://www.stansenergy.com/press-releases/stans-energy-corp-…

... da könnte Heute (durch die erweiterte Klientel) ein wenig Bewegung in die Aktie kommen.

MfG, FaxenClown

[monsieurvuong]

hab noch etwas gefunden:

http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/03/24/us-china-rareearth…

abwarten und Tee trinken

;-)

[monsieurvuong]

ich nochmal...

guten abend, hier noch nen Artikel- wahrscheinlich auch schon bekannt.....

bis bald, gruß


Central Asia joins hunt for rare earth metals

Trade the News

Thursday March 24, 2011 09:12:09 PM GMT


METALS-KAZAKHSTAN/RARE
* Kazatomprom in JVs with Sumitomo, Toshiba

* Tailings project sees first output in 2012

* Stans Energy plans restart of Kyrgyz mine

By Olga Orininskaya and Robin Paxton ALMATY, March 24 (Reuters) - Kazakhstan plans to join the race to supply rare earth metals to a global market squeezed by Chinese export cuts when it launches a project with Japanese trader Sumitomo Corp to treat uranium tailings in 2012. Summit Atom Rare Earth Co, co-owned by Kazakh state uranium miner Kazatomprom, plans to start producing 1,500 tonnes a year of rare earth oxides, Kazatomprom said in a written reply to questions.

It will also embark on the search for more deposits in the vast Central Asian state and nearby countries.

Japan and other consumers of rare earth metals are rushing to secure alternative supplies after China announced last year it could sharply reduce exports of the 17 elements used in high-tech consumer products from iPhones to electric car motors.

China, which produces 97 percent of the world's rare earths, slashed export quotas last year, saying it needs to protect its reserves from reckless exploitation. Its stranglehold on supply has driven prices up ninefold in the last year.

"This has, in turn, kickstarted dozens of rare earth projects worldwide that would previously have been considered uneconomic," Kazatomprom said.

Kazatomprom is also forming a joint venture with Japan's Toshiba Corp while in neighbouring Kyrgyzstan, Canadian junior miner Stans Energy Corp plans to relaunch a mine that supplied 80 percent of the Soviet Union's rare earths.

In particular demand are heavy rare earth elements, especially dysprosium and other metals used in magnets, a sector where global demand has grown 15 percent annually over the past 10 years.

"The heavy rare earth race is on, and the first to produce -- and to be able to continue to produce volume -- will be the big winner," said Jack Lifton, a Detroit-based metallurgist and founder of Technology Metals Research.

Kazatomprom said the Summit Rare Earth joint venture would process tailings from a disused plant in the western Kazakh city of Aktau and export rare earths mainly to Japan and Europe. "The second stage will be the search for strategic ore resources; deposits for potential development in Kazakhstan and neighbouring countries," Kazatomprom said, adding that it did not believe Japan's earthquake would stall progress.

RACE IS ON

Kazatomprom said representatives of Japan, South Korea and several European Union member states had approached it with proposals to work together on new rare earth projects.

Kazakhstan, the world's largest uranium miner, is potentially highly prospective in rare earths, but has yet to define a detailed and guaranteed resource base. Lifton, with nearly 50 years of experience in the business, said the quality of company working in Kazakhstan could be a telling factor in the country's success against potential rivals in rare earths, such as South Africa, Australia and Canada.

"I don't see Kazakhstan as a competitor, but I see Sumitomo and Toshiba as competitors. If they were mining in Angola, I would say the same thing," he said.

"If Sumitomo were to come to General Motors tomorrow and say: 'We can guarantee to deliver 10 tonnes a month of dysprosium to your magnet makers', then the battle's over."

Dysprosium, along with europium, terbium, yttrium and neodymium, is among the metals that Stans Energy says are most in demand from its Soviet-era Kutessay II mine in Kyrgyzstan.

"Many of the companies that previously purchased oxides and metals from our processing complex are contacting us, wondering when they'll be able to buy product again," said Robert Mackay, president and chief executive of Stans Energy.

With sufficient financing, the Kutessay II pit could begin small-scale production in about 18 months, he said. "At a larger scale, a more likely scenario is 24 to 30 months," he added.

The mine, 140 km (88 miles) from the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek, is one of the few places outside China with a history of mining rare earth metals, and Mackay said a skilled labour pool of former employees still lived nearby.

Stans Energy, which was granted a mining licence by the new government of Kyrgyzstan, this week issued a resource estimate compliant with Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC) standards.

Mackay said the company was considering two options: early production at a rate of about 500 tonnes per year of rare earth oxides, metals and alloys; or expanding the mine's potential to between 1,500 and 2,000 tonnes per year.

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