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[Krawallo29]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.210.767 von andech am 11.01.14 17:25:11

Bist du vor Ort?

[andech]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.978.706 von Valueandi am 04.12.13 16:22:30

Hi all, am 1.2. oder 2.2. gibt es die möglichkeit in München den Interim CEO und den IR Chef zu treffen. (s. mail unten)

meldet euch ggf direkt beim IR Chef David an,
mail:
[e-mail]

grüsse an alle Stans' longs
andech


Hello Gentlemen,



We will be traveling through Munich on February 1st-2nd. Here are the details of our trip:



Boris and I will be arriving on Saturday February 1 @ 2:25pm and departing at February 2nd 2:50pm. We will be staying at:



Tryp Munchen City Center Hotel

Paul-Heyse-Str 24, Munich, BY, 80336

TEL: [phone]



There are conference facilities in the hotel and we look forward to meeting with you all and discussing recent events/developments at Stans. I'm sure you have many questions. If I have not included someone on this list, please feel free to forward the details to those fellow shareholders.


Please RSVP as soon as possible so I can make the necessary arrangement for conference facilities.



We look forward to seeing you all again!



Regards,

David

[Valueandi]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.978.696 von Valueandi am 04.12.13 16:21:57

ich meinte das trading von insidern in eigenen aktien...

[Valueandi]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.917.984 von Spriing am 26.11.13 07:43:23

die sollen denen mal richtig einheizen da.

Mittlerweile wurde das trading in eigenen aktien der Fa. untersagt.
Stans notiert ja schon unterhalb des Buchwerts. Nur MM.

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Stans Energy Announces Appointment of Arbitrators

Toronto, Ontario CANADA, November 25, 2013 /FSC/ - Stans Energy Corp. (HRE - TSX Venture, HREEF - OTCQX), ("Stans" or the "Company"), announces that arbitrators for the Company's claim for International Arbitration have been selected.

Stans has appointed as its arbitrator Ms. Nina Vilkova. Ms. Vilkova is an Honored Lawyer of the Russian Federation, Doctor of Law, Professor of Private International Law for the Russian Academy of Foreign Trade - Ministry of Economic Development, a member of the Chartered Institute of Arbitrators Club (London). Her specializations include: arbitration, civil, entrepreneurial, private international law disputes arising out of international contracts and investment disputes.

The Kyrgyz government has chosen Mr. Leonid Balayan. Mr. Balayan is a lawyer of the Inter-republican Bar, Chairman of the Arbitration Commission in Moscow MICEX-RTS. His specializes in civil law, civil litigation, and arbitration

A third, independent arbitrator who is selected by the arbitrators appointed by each side has also been appointed. Ms. Marina Park PhD is the chairman of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce for Arbitration. Ms. Park specializes in civil law and arbitration.

The claim, which seeks US$ 117,853,000 in compensation for losses and damages, has been posted to the Company's website. The next hearing date will be December 13, 2013.

Stans Energy Corp. arbitration team is led by Professor Igor Zenkin, recognized as one of the leading experts on International Trade Disputes within Russia and the former Soviet Republics. Prof. Zenkin is an arbitrator of the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris. He is also included on the list of arbitrators of the International Commercial Arbitration Court at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, as well as of the Arbitration Court of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

Management would like to congratulate Prof. Zenkin on his recent successful claim of arbitration against the Kyrgyz Republic. This case was heard in the same Arbitration Court at the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry as the Stans case being heard. Prof. Zenkin obtained a judgment on behalf of a Korean group seeking nearly $23 million USD for acts of expropriation having to do with a real estate dispute. From the time of the claim being filed at the end of May 2013, resolution was achieved within a 6 month period. Stans expects to receive a binding judgment within a similar time frame.

http://www.usetdas.com/TDAS/NewsArticle.aspx?NewsID=22560

[Valueandi]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.767.031 von Spriing am 05.11.13 18:40:04

Hi , ich bin sehr zuversichtlich, daß Stans Erfolg mit dem Schiedsgerichtsprozeß hat. Damals bei Walterbau wurde auch positiv entschieden. Der Verwalter pfändete sogar das Flugzeug des thailändischen königs,es durfte nicht mehr abfliegen. Wenn die ERfolg haben,können kirgisische Vermögenswerte weltweit gepfändet werden- nur meine Meinung.
Entweder die kirgisen lenken ein und geben die Mine endlich frei,oder sie müssen zahlen.
Ich verstehe auch nicht warum die Mine überhaupt blockiert wird von denen??

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InvestorIntel: 'We want to develop our mine' - Stans Energy's Chairman Discusses International Arbitration and the Kutessay II Rare Earth Project

Toronto, Ontario--(Newsfile Corp. - November 5, 2013) - Tracy Weslosky, Publisher and Editor-in-Chief of InvestorIntel interviews Rodney Irwin, Chairman and interim President and CEO of Stans Energy Corp. (TSXV: HRE) (OTCQX: HREEF) to discuss Stans Energy's most-recent announcement that the company has commenced international arbitration against the Government of Kyrgyzstan to reclaim its mining license to the past-producing Kutessay II Rare Earth Project that it acquired in 2009 from the Kyrgyz Republic. In May 2011, Stans completed the purchase of the Kashka Rare Earth Processing Plant, the same plant that previously refined rare earths from Kutessay II ores. Kashka was the only hard-rock plant that produced all rare earth elements outside of China. On September 16th, Stans Energy announced that a Kyrgyz court ruled against Kutessay II's previous license holder, citing that the Chinese company that claimed ownership of the mine had no legal claims to the license.

Tracy starts, "We have a huge audience of Stans Energy shareholders on InvestorIntel and everyone wants to know: what's happening with arbitration? You won your case, but what's happening today?"

"We still feel that we need a more cooperative Kyrgyz government on side," explains Ambassador Irwin. "So we've decided to go to international arbitration. First, if necessary, to get our money back. But really our intention is to have a 'stick' to encourage cooperation from the government because we still want to develop our mine."



Tracy asks, "I've read your background and you've been an ambassador to a number of Eastern European countries. If anyone could lead arbitration, you certainly could. Can you tell me why you selected Moscow?"

"We think Moscow is a good selection for two reasons," Ambassador Irwin explains. "The first is, it's cheaper and will cost us less money; the second, the process will proceed quickly, much more quickly that it might in other arbitration courts."

Tracy discusses former Stans Energy Corp. President and CEO, Robert Mackay (who had to resign in September due to health problems), and his vision to turn Kutessay II into a producing rare earth mine; and asks Ambassador Irwin how Stans Energy intends on fulfilling the former President and CEO's dreams. "Well, one of the key pieces of that, in addition to getting the mine back into operation, is the processing plant that goes with it," says Ambassador Irwin. "The processing plant is a separate project and is not caught up in our mining license issues with the Kyrgyz government. So Stans Energy is continuing with prep work to get that processing plant back into operation because it is extremely valuable to the company. That might leads us, at some point, to the possibilities of processing rare earths for other people."

Regarding the timeline for arbitration, Ambassador Irwin comments: "We think that the timeline will be short, meaning a matter of months, not a matter of years. And we think that is very important because we want to get on with it. Our real intention is to get the Kyrgyz government to realize that this is a good project; it's very good for the Kyrgyz economy, for employment. We have the support of local villagers, who see that there are jobs here. We think that we will start to get good political support - and that's really what we're working on. We are talking to as many people as we can locally. One very encouraging sign has been that there is a new governor for the region where our mine is, who has taken an interest in us. In fact, he has toured the mine site. I'm going back to Moscow and Bishkek this week to meet with the governor; to tell him what it is we want to do and to get him onside. That, we think, will be very momentous in terms of convincing the central government that we have good political support - and that's important."

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2013-11/28511997…

[Krabata]

Einzige Möglichkeit, dass hier doch noch Geld reinkommt. Chance für Stans dort zu fördern dürfte aber gegen Null tendieren egal wie es ausgeht.

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Stans Energy Commences International Arbitration against the Government of Kyrgyzstan

Toronto, Ontario CANADA, October 31, 2013 /FSC/ - Stans Energy Corp. (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF),("Stans" or the "Company"), announces that it is formally commencing an international arbitration action against the Government of Kyrgyzstan for its expropriatory and unlawful treatment of the Company in relation to the Kutessay II rare earth project.

Since 2012, the Kyrgyz Government has taken a series of measures making it impossible to carry out activities at Kutessay II. In March 2013, the General Prosecutor's Office of the Kyrgyz Republic (SPO) filed a statement of claim against the State Agency for Geology and Mineral Resources of the Kyrgyz Republic (SGA) to invalidate the process by which Stans acquired the mining licence for Kutessay II. Subsequently, the Inter-district Court of Bishkek issued an injunction dated April 15, 2013, which bars the SGA and its officials from taking actions related to the execution and/or extension of the Company's licences for Kutessay II and Kalesay projects. These actions are aimed to impede the Company from executing its responsibilities under its licence and have actually created conditions for termination of the operations of Kutisay Mining LLC, the Company's wholly owned subsidiary.

The claim seeks US$ 117,853,000 in compensation for losses and damage.

Stans Energy arbitration team will be led by Professor Igor Zenkin, recognized as one of the leading experts on International Trade Disputes within Russia and the former Soviet Republics. Prof. Zenkin is an arbitrator of the International Court of Arbitration of the International Chamber of Commerce in Paris. He is also included on the list of arbitrators of the International Commercial Arbitration Court at the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation, as well as of the Arbitration Court of the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

The arbitration which was brought by Stans and its subsidiaries will take place under the Convention for the Protection of Investor's Rights to which Kyrgyzstan is a signatory and will be heard in the Arbitration Court at the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry. Notice of arbitration has been served against the Government of Kyrgyzstan and will be available on the Company's website in the coming weeks.

Mr. Rodney Irwin, Chairman of the Board and Interim President, states "We are disappointed in the Kyrgyz government's lack of action in quickly resolving the outstanding claims. The impact of the recent court action has frozen all development at the project site. Under international law these actions constitute compelling grounds for the Company to seek damages in order to protect the interests of its shareholders."


http://www.usetdas.com/TDAS/NewsArticle.aspx?NewsID=22443

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Stans Energy Reports on its Annual and Special Shareholder Meeting

Toronto, Ontario CANADA, September 27, 2013 /FSC/ - Stans Energy Corp. (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF),("Stans" or the "company") reports on its Annual and Special Shareholder Meeting

Stans advises that at its Annual and Special Shareholder meeting held September 26, 2013 in Toronto, KPMG were returned as auditors, the Company's stock option plan was ratified, and Jonathan Buick was welcomed as a new director, replacing Robert Mackay, who had recently resigned as Stans' CEO for health reasons. The board of directors of Stans is now comprised of incumbents Rodney Irwin, Boris Aryev, Gordon Baker, Douglas Underhill, and Jonathan Buick.

Following the shareholder meeting, the board of Stans approved increasing the board to six directors with the view to recruiting an appropriate candidate.

Mr. Buick is a finance professional with more than 15 years of business, management and financing experience. He has been involved in mergers and acquisitions, restructuring, equity research and corporate finance. Mr. Buick is also the Founder and Managing Director of Harp Capital Corp. and the Buick Group. Harp Capital is a financial advisory firm and the Buick Group is a strategic advisory firm, both based in Toronto, Ontario. Mr. Buick has a Bachelor of Arts from York University.


http://www.usetdas.com/TDAS/NewsArticle.aspx?NewsID=22278