+++ STANS Energy eine neue Seltene Erden REE Mine eröffnet bald! - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

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http://www.stansenergy.com

1) Stans Energy besitz volle Rechte an der größten Sowjet-Seltene Erden Mine Kutessay II Zwischen 1959-1991 sind dort 80% der REE der Sowjetunion gefördert worden.

Und das beste: erst 20% der nachgewiesenen Vorkommen wurden abgebaut. Es liegt noch eine Minen-Lebensdauer von 70 Jahren.

2) Die Infrastruktur ist vorhanden! Straßen, Wassrer, Strom, Seltene Erden Schmelze und erfahrene Arbeitskräfte vor Ort.

3) Kutessay III ist neulich entdeckt worden und ist doppelt so groß wie Kutessay II.

4) Förderung soll spätestens 2012 beginnen, es wird mit aller Kraft daran gearbeitet sogar 2011 zu fördern! -siehe Webseite.

5) Die Aktien ist mit aberwitzigen 60 Mio. EUR bewertet. Die Explosion steht erst noch bevor!



+++ Quick FACTS von Stans Energy Webseite +++ siehe Quick Facts Filme auf www.stansenergy.com/more/quick-facts/

The Advantages of Stans Energy Corp.
Stans Energy owns 100% of the former Soviet mine, Kutessay II, the only mine in the world located outside of China to ever produce all 10 Heavy Rare Earth Elements (HREEs).

The Properties of Stans Energy Corp.
The Kutessay II mine and much of the surrounding mineralized zones adjacent to the mine are 100% owned and controlled by Stans Energy Corp.

Stans Energy’s Infrastructure
Many REE deposits or exploration zones don’t have access to paved roads, rail or electrical power lines. To bring their ore to processing facilities, they will have to incur the time and cost of building that infrastructure. Stans Energy’s mine – Kutessay II – already has this infrastructure in place which gives them a significant time, cost and resource allocation advantage over others.

Stans Energy’s Licenses
Stans Energy has mining licenses for REEs at Kutessay II, and Beryllium at Kalesay in the Kyrgyz Republic as of June 30, 2010. In January 2010, the Company acquired a 40 Sq. km exploration license for Rare Earth Elements (REEs) in the Aktyuz Ore Field. This Ore Field encompasses the mining licenses for the Stans Energy’s past-producing REEs mine, Kutessay II, and their Kalesay Beryllium deposit.

VNIIHT Partnership with Stans Energy Corp.
The Russian Leading Research institute of Chemical Technology (legal Russian acronym – VNIHT) is a state owned research institute that specializes in the development of advanced technologies for exploration, processing and production of rare earth, rare-metals, precious metals, and uranium ores. On September 13, 2010 Stans Energy Corp. signed a memorandum with VNIIHT to jointly peruse the potential rare earth acquisitions.

The REE Market
REEs are essential components in green technologies. It is said that rare earths are at the heart of the green revolution. They are used in an abundant number of electronic devices including cell phones, laptops, LCD TVs and hybrid cars.

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..hoffentlich lese ich meien Beitrag beim nächsten Mal zur Korrektur bevor ich ihn einstelle, aber Hauptsache die Fakten stimmen!

Sorry für die vielen Fehler.

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Interview vom 20.10.2010

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TheInvestar.com’s Matthew B. Smith recently sat down with Stans Energy CEO Robert Mackay. Below is a copy of that interview:

Theinvestar.com: Mr. Mackay, can you tell us about Stans Energy and your REE projects, including the past producing HREE mine Kutessay II?

Robert Mackay: Stans Energy Corp was founded in 2005 when we travelled to Kyrgyzstan to look at a gold property. We met with Dr. Gennady Savchenko who is now our Managing Director in Kyrgyzstan and we were impressed with his knowledge of the country and his professionalism. When you work in jurisdictions that you are not familiar with, it is VERY important that you have the right people you can trust and know the culture and the industry locally.

When we started the company we were initially focused on acquiring uranium properties. Gennady was in charge of uranium geology for Kyrgyzstan and southern Kazakhstan during the USSR era, and therefore he helped us to identify the most promising sites. We were looking only to acquire those properties that had open pit or leaching capabilities, and we passed on ones that would be difficult to mine. I am proud to say that even following the collapse of the uranium boom Stans is one of the few companies that still has operations in Kyrgyzstan,.

In 2006, we did a complete study of all the radioactive areas in Kyrgyzstan. In that study, we noted the Aktuyz Ore Field and the Kutessay II past producing REE mine, but at the time, the deposits were unavailable.

In the fall of 2009, the government informed us that they were holding an auction to sell the licenses for the REE mine – Kutessay II, and the beryllium deposit – Kalesay. We immediately put a team together, including the top law firm in Kyrgyzstan, to prepare for the auction. The auction was held on December 29th 2009, and fortunately for us, we were well prepared and were the highest bidder.

Theinvestar.com: What is the distribution between HREEs and LREEs?

Robert Mackay: Our historical distribution is about 50/50.

Theinvestar.com: Within that, which individual elements have the greatest proportion?

Robert Mackay: In terms of quantity, Cerium and Yttrium make up 53% of the deposit, but in terms of value, using today’s prices, Europium, Dysprosium, Terbium and Yttrium make up roughly 66% of the potential revenue from Kutessay II, and these are the elements that we believe will have high growth rates in demand in the near future.

Theinvestar.com: Do you have a value per tonne for this deposit? If so, can you also give us your estimate for its total value (total deposit value)?

Robert Mackay: This will depend on our JORC and metallurgical results, but based on historical data , we estimate a grade of .3 REOs, which equates to about $240 per tonne using today’s prices. These totals don’t account for recovery rates, nor do they account for any additional by-product revenue. Both of these two additional variables can be added to the per tonne calculation once our updated metallurgical tests are complete.

Theinvestar.com: I am told that you have a resource estimate, JORC, coming out soon. When can investors expect to see this released?

Robert Mackay: Historical tonnage is 51,500,000 kgs of REOs, which is not recognized in the NI 43-101 or JORC standards so that is why we are doing a JORC. We still need to complete a drill hole to depth to find out how deep the dome-shaped deposit extends. This was the official reserve calculation that the auction was based on. What is interesting is that the reserve calculation the government based the auction on was calculated to 25 meters below the bottom exploration drift and even though the deposit is widening to depth the deposit has not been drilled below that level. They had 72 years of mine life when they started the mine based on 300,000 tons a year so given that there were still decades of tonnage left in the mine there was no need to do deep exploration to look for more.

Theinvestar.com: Does Stans already have a mining permit/license for the project? Is there a legacy operating license from when the mine was in production?

Robert Mackay: Stans owns a 25-year mining licence issued by the Kyrgyz Ministry of Resources. The mine is fully permitted to re-start operations.

Theinvestar.com: What does the timeline look like to get to production?

Robert Mackay: This is the big question. Time is a function of money and right now we’re progressing our project as fast as we can while conserving the money we have. Our plan is to have all the pieces for a feasibility study at the beginning of January, 2011, one year after the purchase of the mine. From there, with debt financing and some upgrades, best case scenario would be production in late 2012.

Theinvestar.com: How much is it going to cost to refurbish the mine, buildings and surrounding infrastructure?

Robert Mackay: The other big question… That is for a feasibility study to determine, and we are currently in negotiations for the processing facilities, so I cannot comment on the buildings. As far as infrastructure is concerned, it’s all there; roads, rail, power and water. You can drive a Cadillac into the bottom of the pit. There are even many knowledgeable people still living in the area who used to work at the mine. On a relative basis, it is safe to say that Kutessay II will require a fraction of the capital necessary for many other REE properties.

Theinvestar.com: What exactly does the recent MOI you signed with a State-Owned institute in Russia cover?

Robert Mackay: The MOI with VHIINT is step one of our plans in Russia. Our two organizations will jointly review the REE potential in the Russia Federation for the purpose of acquisitions. This MOI marks the first time that VNIIHT, a state-owned institute for mining chemical technology, is planning to pursue direct ownership in mining and exploration properties. I’m in Moscow now and we’ve just met with the Institute’s directors. We’re all very excited to begin what we believe will be a long, mutually beneficial partnership.

Theinvestar.com: Some are skeptical of the operating environment in Kyrgyzstan. Can you shed any light on the operating environment for investors? Has the company made any inroads in opening a dialogue with the government there to ensure a smooth transition in moving the mine from its current state back into production?

Robert Mackay: Since we started in exploring in Kyrgyzstan, I can say with that we’ve had nothing but positive experiences when dealing with the Kyrgyz government. This is a country that wants new mines, and they’ve made it one of their top priorities for foreign investment. The best way to go deeper into this subject is to view our political update on our website – http://www.stansenergy.com/stans-energy-chair-kyrgyz-preside…

Theinvestar.com: How much cash does the company currently have? Also, could you tell us what it is held in (corporate paper, cds, etc.)?

Robert Mackay: Our Q2 financials stated a total of about $2.4 million, with $700,000 spent in the quarter and all of it is in cash or short term bank notes. Our Q3 financials will be made available in November. (Since doing this interview, Stans raised another $1,500,000 with Rare Capital Fund)

Theinvestar.com: Will you need to raise any funds over the next 6-12 months?

Robert Mackay: We may need to raise money for the feasibility study, and possibly for additional acquisitions, however over the past couple months we’ve been contacted by a number of institutions including a bank who are interested in our project, so we will have financing options.

Theinvestar.com: What percentage of the company does management own?

Robert Mackay: The founders of Stans own roughly 32 million shares and many of those are held in escrow for the next 4 years.

Theinvestar.com: Are you going to go it alone on this project, or could you take on partners?

Robert Mackay: We are a growth oriented company, and so we will try to stay nimble. We believe that end-users are going to determine which REE projects are successful and which aren’t. A partner in Japan would be ideal as they are the biggest importer of HREEs in the world.

Theinvestar.com: We have been told by some of our contacts in the industry that manufacturers of the products that use rare earths are interested in locking up new supply and that they could be willing to help bring mining facilities online. Has Stans been contacted about any opportunities such as this?

Robert Mackay: Yes.

Theinvestar.com: You have the old Russian mine, Kutessay II, but on the same property you have some other areas of interest, when will you drill test these?

Robert Mackay: Currently we’re awaiting drill core assay results of a new zone, 500m south-west of Kutessay II. Our geophysical survey indicated a large metallic sulphide anomaly with high thorium content, which is similar to the Kutessay II geophysical signature. We suspect it’s mineralized, but we don’t know the grades. We will be doing a complete geophysical survey over the 40 sq km area of the Aktuyz Ore Field this fall to look for additional mineralized areas.

Theinvestar.com: What are you doing regarding the metallurgy? Will you verify the Russians’ old method and simply use that, or will that be a building block on the way to get higher returns with modern technology?

Robert Mackay: This is one of my biggest frustrations with the investment community as the market generally doesn’t appreciate just how valuable it is for a project to have a proven industrial scale process to extract the final rare earth metals or oxides from these complex ores. These deposits have extremely complex metallurgy and at our mine Kutessay II it took the Soviets 7 years to get the mill to work at a consistant rate and then 4 additional years to perfect the separation at KCMP and that is with the unlimited budget and brainpower of the USSR..

What we are doing is refining the process by using new separation equipment and chemicals. We are not reinventing the extraction process we are refining it. The equipment used at KCMP is still used today in the industry and it is all titanium and stainless steel so it was overbuilt like many Soviet plants.

Theinvestar.com: Looking at the industry as it is now, where do you see Stans in five years? Further, will Stans be a consolidator, seller, or neither in the industry going forward?

Robert Mackay: Our goal is to be the biggest, low-cost HREE developer in the world. Much needs to happen for Stans to achieve our goals, but we believe them to be attainable.

Theinvestar.com: REE prices have been moving dramatically higher lately. Is this the new price level, or are we overpriced or underpriced at these current levels?

Robert Mackay: There are many misconceptions about REE prices given the uniqueness of the industrial uses, and the current sources of production. China determines the prices that the rest of the world accepts for REEs. We believe that LREEs are well overpriced based on FOB pricing, and HREEs are underpriced, given our expectations of expected future demand.

Theinvestar.com: Where do you see prices in a year? Over the next five?

Robert Mackay: Tough question to put numbers on… How about I answer based on my projected economics and you can decide the numbers. We believe that due to China’s HREE industry consolidation, the crack-down on illegal HREE exports, and mining standards improvements, HREEs will continue to increase in price. Chinese quotas, and the amount of new production from India, Vietnam, Russia, and Australia will determine the prices for LREEs. In 5 years, we see a price war in LREEs as many new sources are made available, and a shortage of HREEs.

Theinvestar.com: When you look at Stans and your properties and then look at the rest of the industry, what are your thoughts? Do you see your company as fairly valued, undervalued or overvalued?

Robert Mackay: I believe that it’s going to take a very long time for the REE space to develop in North America because of regulation. The Wall Street Journal did a study this spring and concluded it takes 7 years to get a mining license on average and that is without having to accommodate the storage and handling of radioactive elements that are found in most HREE deposits. My experience says that investors will eventually grow impatient. Currently, the market for HREEs outside of China is small. Those who can reach low-cost production the fastest, will enjoy fruitful returns on their investment. That being said, if demand increases the way many analysts expect, China could become a net importer of REEs, and there won’t be enough REE properties to go around.

Every CEO in the world thinks his or her company is undervalued. It’s in our nature, and it’s why we work as hard as we do.

Theinvestar.com: Thank you for your time today Mr. Mackay, we look forward to hearing more about these exciting events as they unfold.

[tomand80]

Stans mit dabei!

6th International Rare Earths Conference

Kowloon Shangri- La Hotel, Hong Kong
November 9-11 2010, Hong Kong

http://www.metalevents.com/index.php?option=com_content&task…

[suffkopf]

bin hier auch investiert und sehe die größte Gefahr beim politischen zustand und in der tatsache, dass die auch noch ne menge geld brauchen werden bis zum ersten verkauf...aber die umweltauflagen sind gering bzw schmierbar..somit sollte hier schnell was gehen....freue mich auf riesige kursgewinne.
glück uns allen

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30.11.2010 Stans Energy Corp. Announces Initiation of JORC Resource Estimate for Kalesay Beryllium Deposit.

Stans Energy Corp (TSX-V: RUU) (‘Stans’ or the ‘Company’) has retained Kazakhstan Mineral Company (KMC) to complete an Australian Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC) compliant Resource Estimate for its Kalesay Beryllium deposit, with an expected completion date of March, 2011. The Company owns a mining licence for the Kalesay Beryllium Deposit, acquired on December 29, 2009. The Kalesay Deposit is located 200 metres (m) east of the Company’s Kutessay II past-producing rare earth mine.

Summary of Kalesay

“A qualified person has not done sufficient work to classify the historical estimate as a current mineral resource, Stans Energy Corp. is not treating the historical estimate as a current mineral resource and the historical estimate should not be relied upon.” Dr Gennady Savchenko QP for Stans Energy Corp., and managing Director for Stans Energy KG. For reference, in a paper written in the Mining Journal in 2004, Stephen Henley noted that the Russian C1 resource category fell between “Measured Resource/Indicated Resource” and C2 resource category fell between “Indicated Resource/Inferred Resource” categories under the CIM system. However, it should be noted that the Russian resource categories are not equivalent to the CIM categories, no comparison is implied, and the historic resource categories should not be relied upon.

Historical Tonnage and Grade Estimate

The historical data, completed by Soviet geologists in 1971, was previously approved by the Kyrgyz State Reserve Committee for the Kalesay property, identifying an estimate of 9,245,000 metric tons (mt), containing 11,701 mt of Beryllium Oxide (BeO), at an average grade of 0.128%, classified in the Soviet C1+C2 categories. The estimate is based on the following parameters:

- Cut-off grade of BeO – 0.06%;
- Minimum content in a block – 0.103% BeO;
- Minimum thickness of intervals above cutoff – 2.0 m;
- Maximum thickness of layers below cutoff, included within the deposit- 2.0 m;

The identified deposit remains open beyond the historical designed pit flanks and to depth.

Infrastructure

The deposit occurs at elevations above sea level of 2400-2700 m. Electricity is readily available, with the town of Aktyuz located 2 km away. A road joins the Kalesay beryllium deposit with the Company’s Kutessay II open pit.

Mineralization Deion

Beryllium mineralization at the Kalesay deposit is localized with two zones: Severnaya and Yuzhnaya. Both zones are exposed at the surface and occur as steeply dipping, parallel tabular stockworks of chloritic, amphibole, feldspar gneiss. The Yuzhnaya zone is 1600 m long, extends at least 500 m deep, and is 80m thick. The Severnaya zone is 800m long, extends at least 180m deep and is 65m thick. Both zones were explored through underground drifts.

Phenakite, the most common beryllium mineral in the deposit, hosts nearly 80% of the beryllium. Other minerals present containing the element include bavenite, beryl, genthelvite, milarite, and helbertrandite.

Mining and Metallurgy

Historical investigations by the Soviets indicate 70% of the estimated resource has the potential to be mined by open pit. Metallurgical test work was also conducted by the Soviets using twenty-four samples in the early 1970s. Three different metallurgical flowsheets were tested. At the time, the optimal process resulted in 8.23% BeO content in the concentrate. Further metallurgical testing is needed to improve the historical methods using new technologies.

Price of Beryllium

The price of Beryllium has increased significantly in 2010, but varies in different parts of the world. According to the US Geological Survey, the price in the United States has more than doubled in 2010, since it was quoted at $264.00/kg USD in 2009. On November 29, 2010, the Shanghai Metals Market (www.smm.cn) quoted the price of >99% beryllium at $825.00/kg USD.

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
Email: [e-mail]

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Results of Kutessay II, resampling programm

Symbol – TSX-V: RUU
December 14, 2010

Stans Energy Corp (TSX-V: RUU) (‘Stans’ or the ‘Company’) has received the final results and statistical interpretation of its Kutessay II re-sampling program. A total of 170 samples were taken from adit No. 28, at an elevation of 2293 m. Each sample consisted of 1.5 m (length occasionally varied depending on the host rock) X 0.05 m X 0.03 m sections. The samples were analyzed for rare earth content to directly compare Soviet historical prime data taken from the same adit. The following table summarizes the results of the new samples versus the old:
No. of interval TREO Grade % Quantity of samples % of total quantity of samples Sum Mean
1992 report 2010 1992 report 2010 1992 report 2010 1992 report 2010
1 2.0 and more 1 1 0.59 0.59 2.35 2.17 2.35 2.17
2 1.0-1.9 5 7 2.94 4.12 6.60 10.42 1.32 1.48
3 0.50-0.99 25 22 14.71 12.94 17.43 16.43 0.70 0.74
4 0.20-0.49 93 80 54.71 47.06 28.29 23.84 0.30 0.29
5 0.10-0.19 30 36 17.65 21.18 4.57 5.15 0.15 0.14
6 <0.10 16 24 9.41 14.12 0.80 1.52 0.05 0.06
Total 170 170 100 100 60.04 59.53
Mean 0.35 0.35

The certified, independent labs, Information Research Centre LLC and the Central Scientific Research Lab of Karabalta Mining Works (CSRL), utilized modern methods of X-ray fluorescence and ICP analysis to confirm the historical Soviet methods of assaying, and although significantly varying in certain sections, the results statistically correlate with each other.

Of note, the re-sampling program identified a 15 m high-grade zone of Quartz-Chlorite Metasomatite across the re-sampling interval of 58-73 m. The averaging grade of the TREO was measured at 1.09 %, which had been previously identified at a grade of 0.59.

A detailed review of the full statistical interpretation of the report (translated from Russian to English), along with a map of the sample locations within adit No. 28 will be posted on Stans Energy’s website: www.stansenergy.com/projects/kutessay-ii/

The scientific and technical information in this document was prepared in accordance with National Instrument 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”). This information was reviewed, verified and compiled by Stans Energy Corp.’s geological and mining staff under the supervision of the company’s qualified person, Dr. Gennady Savchenko, Managing Director, Stans Energy KG.

For additional information, please 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
Email: [e-mail]

[faksek23]

Das mit der Tabelle hat nicht funktioniert, siehe Link:

http://www.stansenergy.com/press-releases/kutessay-ii-resamp…

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Stans Energy Corp. Acquires Past-Producing Heavy Rare Earth Processing Facility and Rail Terminal

Symbol – TSX-V: RUU
January 13, 2011

Stans Energy Corp. (TSX-V: RUU) (‘Stans’ or the ‘Company’) has reached an exclusive agreement with the majority owners of the Kyrgyz Chemical Metallurgical Plant (KCMP) (See Feb. 8, 2010 press release for option agreement details), to purchase 100% of KCMP’s Rare Earth (RE) processing complex, including a private rail terminal, for a total of $5,500,000 USD. The exclusive agreement is subject to a legal due diligence period and TSX Venture Exchange approval.

For almost three decades this facility produced 80% of the former Soviet Union’s RE products. The RE processing complex and the rail terminal were used to produce and transport materials, equipment, chemicals and final product to and from markets when the Kutessay II RE mine was last in production. The Kutessay II mine is now 100% owned by Stans Energy. At that time the processing facilities comprised of four individual plants that were part of a much larger industrial complex.

Historical Production Flow Sheet

Plant 1

Much of the past technology used in Plant 1 would not be used today, as newer Sorption technology has proved to be more efficient and less damaging to the environment when removing radioactive materials. Plant 1 has been decommissioned and will not be used in Stans’ new design.

Historically, RE feed from the Kutessay II mine was brought to Plant 1 to be refined into a new, higher grade concentrate. At this stage, the radioactivity was removed through roasting. Modern technologies have made this step redundant.

Plant 2

Plant 2 separated the mixed rare earth solution from Plant 1 and produced light rare earth (LRE) concentrate (La, Ce, Pr, Nd), middle rare earth (MRE) concentrate (Sm, Eu, Gd), heavy rare earth (HRE) concentrate (Tb, Dy, Ho, Er, Tm, Yb, Lu) and Yttrium Oxide. The equipment in Plant 2 is intact, but has been removed from the building and stored at a location 4 km away for security purposes. Stans intends to refurbish and reassemble Plant 2.

Plant 3

Plant 3 separated the MRE and HRE concentrates into final oxides, metals and alloys. This Plant was where the various complexing, elutriation, and regeneration solutions were prepared. The process was carried out on a batch system where the conditions in the ion exchange columns (linear flow, solution, complexing, elutriating solution concentration solution, etc.) were specific for each REE. The Rare Earths were then precipitated as the oxalate (carbonate), filtered and washed and then dried and calcined to rare earth oxide (REO). The RE metal section involved the production of metals from the REOs through various electrical, induction and arc furnaces.

The Soviets never used Plant 3 to its full capacity as uses for HREEs were limited between 1965 and 1990. In the late 80s, the Soviets initiated plans for the Plant’s expansion to process 3-4 times the amount at which it was operating. The industrial building expansion was completed when the Plant stopped operating in 1991, and some new equipment is on site but not installed.

The Plant continued to process remaining small amounts of HRE concentrate into final metals up until 2009. The last of its HREE concentrate and final products were sold in 2010. Plant 3 is in good working condition.

Plant 4

Plant 4 separated light rare earth concentrate from Plant 2 into individual rare earth oxides. Like Plant 2, much of the equipment from Plant 4 was removed and stored at a secure location. A feasibility study will determine whether Stans Energy sells light rare earth concentrate derived from Plant 2, or reassembles Plant 4 to produce final oxides.

Rail Terminal

The newly purchased rail terminal connects to the Central Asian Rail Network, which connects to Russia and all countries in Asia including China, Korea, and by ferry to Japan. The purchase of the Rail Terminal includes a gantry crane, two warehouses, two offices, and a weigh station. The land purchased with the rail terminal amounts to 143,500 m2. The rail terminal is roughly 15 km from the KMCP Processing Plants by paved road, and is roughly 35 km away from the Kutessay II mine by paved road.

Equipment Inventory and Industrial Space

In an independent assessment of the equipment, it was determined that 97% of the equipment purchased that was previously used for processing rare earths were in either good, or satisfactory operating condition, and only 3% required repair. Stans is currently compiling and translating a full list of the inventory included in the purchase to be posted to its website at a later date. The total industrial space in Plants 2 and 3 is 21,812 m2.

Capacity Old & New

Previously, the entire plant operated at approximately 500 mt/annum of final rare earth product. During its time in operation, its capacity varied depending on which products were needed and at what purities. 120 different final rare earth products were produced, including oxides, metals and alloys of all lanthanides with purities up to 99.99%. In the late 80s, the Soviets initiated plans to expand the operating capacity to 1500 mt, but never finished the expansion. Stans Energy will provide its estimates to expand the capacity of the processing complex at a later date. A feasibility study will commence shortly to determine the optimal scale at which to bring Kutessay II back into production.

Upon the completion of the transaction, Stans Energy will engage the Russian Institutes that designed and built KCMP to help redesign and refurbish the Facilities to create a new, efficient rare earth supply source. New technologies and solvents that were unavailable during the Soviet era will be tested in an effort to improve the Plant’s efficiency.

Stans Energy is currently in discussions with interested parties related to financing the purchase of the RE processing complex and other business initiatives.

Robert Mackay, President and CEO, stated, “The acquisition of the KCMP RE Processing Plants and Rail Terminal is the culmination of many months of hard work and due diligence by Stans Energy and a variety of consulting parties. Owning a processing facility is the next significant step in the implementation of our business plan to become a major developer and producer of HREEs. It is my hope that restarting this facility will help to reestablish the once vibrant community in the town of Orlovka, where KCMP is located.”

For additional information, visit our Rare Earth Processing page, 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
Email: [e-mail]

[faksek23]

Interview with Robert Mackay, President & CEO of Stans Energy Corp. from
16th January 2011

http://www.kidela.com/stans-energy-corp/robert-mackay-interv…

[faksek23]

News from 13th January 2011 # Stans Acquires HREE Processing Facility & Rail Terminal Stans Energy has reached an exclusive agreement with the majority owners of the Kyrgyz Chemical Metallurgical Plant (KCMP), to purchase 100% of KCMP’s Rare Earth (RE) processing complex, including a private rail terminal

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

[SchwarzRotGold]

Stans sieht heute hervorragend aus. :-)

[Rudiratlos7]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.900.882 von SchwarzRotGold am 21.01.11 09:44:17

bin auch mal mit ner kleinen Posi eingestiegen

[Mogul12]

Der Kurs sieht mir aus, wie auf das Übelste manipuliert. Ich vermute, daß es hier bald einen Kurssturz geben wird.

[Stoxtrayder]

Hm...Manipulation?! evtl. Empfehlung in einem Börsenbrief (Kulmbach-Gang etc.)...?

bin Mittwochs auch mit ner kleiner Pos. zu 1.32 eingestiegen.

gestern in FRA sind ja ganz schön große Paket über den Tresen gewandert. (Rekordumsatz mit ca. 2600000 St.) Donnerstags war das Teil tagsüber bei 1.10 und gestern in der Spitze bei 1.70, höchst volatil das Ganze.

[Mogul12]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.907.309 von Stoxtrayder am 22.01.11 13:06:07

Muss meine Aussage etwas relativieren. Habe soeben erfahren, daß Stans Energy einer der wenigen künftigen Produzenten von SCHWEREN seltenen Erden ist. Dies dürfte (auch) ein Grund für den extremen Anstieg (30% an einem Tag) sein. Die Anderen (Lynas, Arafura, etc.) konsolidieren ja derzeit.

[Stoxtrayder]

aha, sehr interessant...

hast Du eine Quelle, Mogul12?

thx!

[stefanausfrankfurt]

Dieser Bericht hat naürlich auch einiges Positives an Kursbewegung bei Stans Energy bewirkt!

http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?p=0&…

Wer nur ein wenig davon eintreffen sollte,- dann Gute Nacht!

Habe auch ein paar Stücke!

[Rudiratlos7]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.915.037 von stefanausfrankfurt am 24.01.11 17:23:15

Allzeithoch, kein Ende nach oben abzusehen das ist eine Perle ganz nach meinem Geschmack

[Mogul12]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.909.406 von Stoxtrayder am 23.01.11 13:46:59

Den Original-Artikel habe ich nicht mehr gefunden, aber es steht in etlichen Foren, z.B hier:

http://forum.stocks.ch/forum/Alfgolf2_Schade_dass_man-t42315…

[Mogul12]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.915.037 von stefanausfrankfurt am 24.01.11 17:23:15

Was ich eigentartig finde ist, daß es bei Google-News fast nichts über das Unternehmen gibt, der Kurs aber dennoch extrem stark steigt (siehe 30% an einem Tag).

Ist also anzunehmen, daß der Kurs fast ausschließlich auf Empfehlungen von Börsenbriefen oder Ähnlichem steigt. Woher käme sonst diese starke Nachfrage? - Oder kann so eine hohe Nachfrage nur durch "Mundpropaganda" entstehen?

Ich finde es auch etwas eigenartig, daß es letzten Freitag (als es den 30%-Anstieg gab) schlagartig - von einem Tag auf den anderen - eine Vervielfachung des Volumens gab, siehe hier:

http://www.ariva.de/chart/?secu=102785142&boerse_id=1&t=quar…

[Mogul12]

Jetzt habe ich den Durchblick: Es geht um die größte ehem. Seltene-Erden-Mine der ehem. Sowjetunion, welche reaktiviert wird. Ist demnach auch die selbe Mine, die vom "Geldanlage-Report" beworben wird. Jetzt ist alles klar.

[Mogul12]

Habe mich jetzt mal schlau gemacht. Wenn meine Informationen richtig sind, dann hat Stans Energy zwei wesentliche Vorteile:

1. Es werden die wichtigeren und wesentlich selteneren "schweren" Seltenen Erden abgebaut und nicht die weniger wichtigen und zahlreicher vorhandenen "leichten" Seltenen Erden wie z.B. bei Lynas oder Arafura.

2. Der Kostenvorteil. Die russische Mine wird vielleicht nicht ganz so billig produzieren können wie China, aber immer noch wesentlich günstiger als die Minen in Australien und Kandada. Vergleiche Lohnniveau Russlands mit Australien oder Kanada.

Wenn das so ist, dann werde ich vielleicht doch mit einer kleinen Positon einsteigen.

[Stoxtrayder]

hm, dann werden wir wohl morgen Angriff auf die 2 EURO-Marke nehmen...!? und dann evtl. erstmal ein paar Gewinnmitnahmen?! bei 1,50-1,60 werde ich jedenfalls nochmals massiv aufstocken. Ist leider (noch) meine kleinste Postition in meinem Depot...

der Lynas-Zug ist mir schonmal weggelaufen, den Stans-Zug werde ich nicht verpassen...

[faksek23]

Hier wird aber gepusht!

http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?p=0&…


Weiß jemand wie ich dieser Diskussion nachträglich die Wertpapierdaten hinzufügen kann?

[Lemming123]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.927.358 von faksek23 am 26.01.11 12:59:34

Ich glaube dazu musst Du Dich an einen Moderator wenden.

Zur Aktie:
Ich glaube die Konso ist vorbei.

[stefanausfrankfurt]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.928.879 von Lemming123 am 26.01.11 15:59:22

Juhu,

Denke heute werden die 2,50 Dollar fallen!

Danke Stans

[FaxenClown]

Häh?

... wo kommt denn dieser "zweite" Stans-Thread plötzlich her (es gibt nämlich schon einen)?

MfG, FaxenClown

[faksek23]

@ Faxenclown

Ich suchte im Herbst 2010 nach STANS über "Suche" und der REE-Aktien thread popte leider nicht auf, also habe ich diesen gegründet.

Irgenwann fand ich den "ersten", den ich auch täglich lese. Gestern wurden die Wertpapierkenndaten dahinter geklemmt, deshalb kommt dieser "zweite" Thread so "plötzlich her"

Für alle die den "ersten" Thread nicht finden:

REE-Aktien / Boom bei Seltenen Erden: Wo ist das höchste Potential
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1160579-1-10/ree-…

[FaxenClown]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.934.192 von faksek23 am 27.01.11 10:49:18

OK, Danke für die Info!

... und weiterhin gutes invest!

MfG, FaxenClown

[Rudiratlos7]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.935.381 von FaxenClown am 27.01.11 13:11:47

Weiter gehts gen nOrden!

[faksek23]

eine DEutsche ROHSTOFF AG in die xxxSTAN-Länder? WEITER SO! o)

http://www.morgenpost.de/newsticker/dpa_nt/infoline_nt/wirts…

Ist das der Grund für den heutigen Sprung? Ich habe so weit nicht gefunden. Hat jemand eine Idee?

[Lemming123]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.970.703 von faksek23 am 02.02.11 19:12:52

Charttechnik.

[faksek23]

@Lemming123

ist mir recht
..und mit welchen Ziel?

[Lemming123]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.970.927 von faksek23 am 02.02.11 19:46:20

Weiß nicht. Hab keine Ahnung von Charts.

Aber ich vermute mal, dass es ablaufen wird, wie beim letzten mal: heute 30 % dann morgen nochmal 10-15 % und dann eine erneute Konso über ein bis 2 Wochen, bis die nächsten 30 % gemacht werden. Schön wärs.

[faksek23]

@Lemming123

wenn Du "keine Ahnung von Charts" hast, wie Du selber zugibst, dann solltest Du nicht unproduktive Kommentare über Charttechnik rauslassen.

Gruß
CA

[Cash_Flo]

vergleichschart verschiedener REE`s der letzten monate:

http://stockcharts.com/freecharts/perf.html?GWG.V,AVL.TO,MCP…

[urpferdchen]

Der Chart von heute morgen - ohne Umsatz -
Wer den Wert seit Dezember bei 0,80 hat kann sich freuen.
Ich habe die 3 Stufen eingezeichnet.
Da dürften noch einige Stufen kommen - bis Stans Energy so bewertet ist wie Lynas.
Leider bin ich erst Ende Jan. bei 1,20 $ auf Stans Energy aufmerksam geworden
und habe zu 1,57Euro gekauft - In 14 Tagen 40% plus ist sehr selten zu erreichen.
Urpferdchen

[startvestor]

Erinnert euch das Ganze nicht ein wenig an Star Energy ? Die kirgisische Stan Energy hat übrigens schon jetzt eine Marketcap von 425 Mio. CAD.

Allerdings laufen Pusheraktien oft viel besser als normale Aktien, mam müsste halt rechtzeitig rein und dann das Risiko des schnellen Absturzes managen können.

[ironfahrrad]

Hallo!
Da ich mich erst kurz mit dem Thema seltene Erden beschäftige und ich überhaupt keine Vergleichsmöglichkeit habe, bitte ich mal um eine realistische Einschätzung zum Kursziel.
Ich hänge da völlig in der Luft.
Vielen Dank im voraus.

[urpferdchen]

Gestern ist die erwartete Korrektur gekommen -
mals sehen ob es heute schon wieder nach oben dreht.
Urpferdchen

[Fuenfvorzwoelf]

Moin,

auch mit erster Posi hier dabei.

[Gerhard_S]

boh das ist ja ma wieder ein trauriger tag......

[Cabasse]

Hallo

Weiss jemand wieso die Aktie im Moment nicht so gut läuft.

Wie sieht es aus in naher Zukunft 2-3 Monate?

Und in ferner Zukunft so auf Ende Jahr?

Sind in nächster Zukunft Meilensteine anstehend?

Danke für ev. Infos.

MfG

[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.

Schönes Wochenende, FaxenClown

[Falke7]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.338.139 von FaxenClown am 08.04.11 09:03:25

Kann jemand mir sagen wann die Mine in Kirgistan wieder in Betrieb gehen wird?

Gruß Falke7

[22646158]

Hallo Falke7 !

Man rechnet meines Wissens für Prodbeginn Mine I Ende diesen Jahres / Anfang nächsten Jahres. Für Mine II wirds wohl etwa 1 Jahr später .

[FaxenClown]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.367.439 von 22646158 am 14.04.11 13:48:46

... aha, würde mich mal interessieren, wer das (noch) so behauptet.

Denn dies wäre nur möglich gewesen, wenn die Crusher in der Mine und das KPMC vollständig funktionsfähig gewesen wären.

Der aktuelle Plan sieht aber folgendermaßen aus:

1. Recommended Program and Budget
Kutisay Mining LLC Project – Kutessay II Property

Phase 1 – Pre-Feasibility Evaluation Program

- Evaluate potential rare earth targets in Aktyuz Ore Field US$2,500,000.
- Consolidate historic Kutessay II rare earth production information database 50,000.
- Refine estimate of REE distribution in Kutessay II deposit 50,000.
- Baseline environmental studies 100,000.
- Metallurgical studies to develop flowsheet 100,000.
- Pilot scale metallurgical study of RE mineralization 1,000,000.
- Develop technologies to remove radioactive components from ore thereby lowering environmental impact of operations 1,000,000
- Initiate economic pre-feasibility study for Kutessay II RE deposit 1,000,000.
Total Phase 1 $5,800.000.

Phase 2 – Feasibility Study
- Engineering Evaluation with Preliminary Plant Design and Mine Plan $3,500,000.

Grand Total US$9,300.000. (Phase 1+2)

Quelle = aktuelle JORC Studie auf SEDAR:
http://www.sedar.com/DisplayCompanyDocuments.do?lang=EN&issu…
(auf den Link mit der NI43-101 klicken ... auch wenn es eigentlich ein JORC-Bericht ist)


... wenn das alles bis Ende des Jahres durch sein soll, möchte ich auch Magier werden.

Meine konservative Schätzung liegt da eher bei 18-36 Monaten.

MfG, FaxenClown

[22646158]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.368.083 von FaxenClown am 14.04.11 15:25:25

Danke FaxenClown für die näheren Information.

Ich glaube allerdings, dass Stans den Vorteil hat, trotzdem vor vielen anderen "noch Explorern" tatsächlich in Produktion zu gehen.
Die Qualität und Quantität der REE sind ja nicht ohne !
Deshalb ist die Firma zu diesem Kurs für mich ein klarer Kauf...(long)

[FaxenClown]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.368.130 von 22646158 am 14.04.11 15:31:08

... das sehe ich ähnlich, da man viele prozessrelevanten Daten aus der früheren Produktion vorliegen hat (ähnlich wie bei Mountain Pass = MCP und Steenkampskraal = GWMG). Das beschleunigt die Entwicklung ungemein, da man nicht von null anfangen muss.

Trotzdem müssen Teile der Anlage neu gebaut werden, wie z.B. ein größerer Crusher in der Mine - für höheren Durchsatz, ein neues Plant 1 incl. Thoriumabtrennung ohne Röstprozess ... und wie in der JORC erwähnt ein "Demonstration Plant".

Bei Plant 2 (Trennung LREE/MREE/HREE) und Plant 3 (Herstellung von HREE und HRE-Metallen) besteht dagegen kaum Handlungsbedarf ... und Plant 4 wurde gar nicht erst übernommen (Separation von LREE und Herstellung von LREO´s), da man auch recht profitabel das LREE-Konzentrat (in Lösung) verkaufen kann, was bald viele andere außerhalb Chinas verarbeiten können.

... auch der Kapitalbedarf sinkt durch den Erhalt der beiden Anlagen 2+3.

Aber Zeit und Geld wird es trotzdem einiges brauchen. Rom ist ja auch nicht an einem Tag erbaut worden.

MfG, FaxenClown

[22646158]

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]

[Rhingio]

laut usern im stockhouse forum soll die kapitalerhöhung morgen beendet sein (scheinen da eine quelle zu haben, hatten auch letztens mit dem termin für die terms recht)

außerdem wird laut darüber spekuliert, dass stans etwas zur beryllium sache veröffentlicht, wie man hieraus aus der news im november lesen kann

Stans Energy has retained Kazakhstan Mineral Company (KMC) to complete an Australian Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC) compliant Resource Estimate for its Kalesay Beryllium deposit,with an expected completion date of March, 2011.

könnten, damit absichtlich bis zum closing gewartet haben, um dann so richtig feuer zu geben
bei den mögliche aussichten:

The historical data, completed by Soviet geologists in 1971, was previously approved
by the Kyrgyz State Reserve Committee for the Kalesay property,
identifying an estimate of 9,245,000 metric tons (mt), ( of ore ) containing 11,701 mt of Beryllium Oxide (BeO),at an average grade of 0.128%, classified in the Soviet C1 C2 categories.

von bis zu 11 Mrd.$ ist die rede, najaa wär schon mit weniger zufrieden, hauptsache der kurs bricht endlich aus der kosollidierung aus, was bei solchen news klar wäre;
andere meinungen erwünscht!!

in diesem sinne auf zu neuen höchstständen!!!

[Rhingio]

News herausen, wie erwartet; nett noch die aussahen vom ceo
Jetzt wird es guten newsflow geben, kann es kaum erwartet;
Meiner meinung ist stans statk unterbewertet im vergleich zu anderen in dem sektor, man bendenke dass die kohle aus der kapitalerhöhung zum produktionsstart reichen könnte

Stans Energy Corp Closes $28,000,000 Private Placement
Stans Energy Corp RUU
4/28/2011 4:30:00 PM
Toronto, Ontario CANADA, Apr 28, 2011 (Filing Services Canada via COMTEX News Network) --
Stans Energy Corp. (RUU - TSX Venture), is pleased to announce that it has closed its previously reported private placement (see press releases dated March 30, 2011, and April 14, 2011) pursuant to which the Company has issued 15,135,136 units (the "Units") at a price of $1.85 per Unit to raise aggregate gross proceeds of $28,000,001.60 CAD (the "Offering").Each Unit consists of one common sharein the capital of the Company and one-half of one common share purchase warrant. Each whole warrant entitles the holder thereof to acquire one common share at a price of $2.25 CAD until April 28, 2013. Stifel Nicolaus Canada acted as Lead Agent for the Offering, with Clarus Securities Inc acting as Co-Manager (collectively, the "Agents").The Agents received a cash commission equal to 6% of the gross proceeds of the Offering, and broker warrants entitling the Agents to purchase 908,108 shares at $1.85 CAD per share at any time up to and including April 28, 2013.
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, warrants and broker warrants issued pursuant to the Offering are subject to a four-month hold period ending on August 29, 2011. The Company has received the conditional approval from the TSX Venture Exchange for the common shares and warrants issued on closing of the Offering.
Robert Mackay, President and CEO of Stans Energy Corp. stated, "The money raised from this financing will enable Stans to aggressively pursue our plans to become a significant Heavy Rare Earth producer in the near term, beginning with closing of Stans' acquisition of the Heavy Rare Earth Processing Facility previously announced.Once the transaction is complete, a program to upgrade and refurbish the Complex will begin immediately."
Please visit Stans Energy's website - www.stansenergy.com for additional information, or contact:
Robert Mackay,Jonathan Buick,

[Rhingio]

hier noch eine recht interessante zusammenfassung von ernest&young, was ree's betrifft
besonders wichtig werden hier die "five critcal HRE" hervorgehoben, die weit mehr gewinn versprechen als die LRE (von denen stans den höchsten anteil hat: 50/50, bei den meisten anderen 10/90)

Diagram 5 illustrates that the price of the critical REO as percentage of total REO price is estimated to be above 50% in the case of
Kutessay II, Nechalacho, Strange Lake, Zeus, Bokan and Norra Karr

weiters noch positiv auch, dass stans als dritter weltweit gesehen wird, was den produktionsbeginn angeht (das mit der der resource calculating phase ist hingegen blödsinn)

Stans Energy Corporation
$293.6m c. $2.7m
not disclosed
Kutessay II/Kyrgyzstan
Resource calculation
0.3% c/o:n/a%
Q4 2012 or 2013

http://www.commodities-now.com/component/attachments/downloa…

[schippe13]

Ach her je jetzt gehts aber abwerts :-( !

[Rhingio]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.518.150 von schippe13 am 18.05.11 08:46:30

nutz die kurse zum nachkaufen,
fundametal hat sich ja nichts verändert, im gegenteil stans hat $28 Mil. auf der hohen kante, das heißt die schritte zum produktionsstart sind ausfinanziert
dass der kurs fällt liegt einerseits am allgemeinen abverkauf im mai, besonders im ree sektor, zum anderen wird stans systematisch geshortet, was diese andauernden kleinen pakete in kanada beweisen, die den kurs drücken, somit frustiert man kleinanleger die dann wegschmeißen, dieses system ist gang und gäbe wenn die großen reinwollen
wer noch geld auf der hohen kante hat sollte kaufen
lehne mich aus dem fenster und sage, dass wir anfang juni in kanada bei um die $2 traden

[Boersenkrieger]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.521.921 von Rhingio am 18.05.11 17:58:56

muss sagen hab mir einige REE angesehen. Stans gefällt mir am besten. da hier alles da ist für die produktion einschl. eisenbahnlinie.
zudem auch wirklich sehr gute properties mit weiterhin viel explorationsmöglichkeiten.

denke bei REE´s sollte man auch drauf schauen daß eine produktion ansteht. letztlich gibt es ja genug auf der erde. nur wurde die wichtigkeit eben überall komplett verpennt und china produzierte so billig, daß sie knkurrenzlos waren. bei den aktien ist das noch gar nicht richtig angekommen.

Stand ist nichtmal mit 140 Mio € bewertet.

[DIE_GERECHTIGKEIT]

So Leute

Ich hab was Nettes für Euch!

http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/10201

Byron King: The Real REE Demand Opportunity

Source: Brian Sylvester of The Critical Metals Report (7/12/11)

Byron King Finding experienced teams could be elusive in the rush to capitalize on growing demand for heavy rare earth elements. Energy and Scarcity and Outstanding Investments Editor Byron King unearths companies that can deliver the goods along with shareholder value in this exclusive interview with The Critical Metals Report.

Companies Mentioned: Barrick Gold Corp. - Lynas Corporation - Medallion Resources Ltd. - Molycorp Inc. - Rare Element Resources Ltd. - Stans Energy Corp. - Ucore Rare Metals Inc.

The Critical Metals Report: In late June, Takashi Yamanouchi, president of Mazda Motor Corp., said as much as 90% of the world's car engines, including hybrids, will still be gas powered in 20 years. What does that prediction do to the investment thesis that electric vehicles (EVs) will drive the development of rare earth element (REE) deposits?

Byron King: The man from Mazda is giving a variation on the idea that anything that cracks the automotive market will experience soaring demand. Even if you just use a little bit of something in a lot of cars, that adds up to a lot of whatever you're talking about. If you lighten a car by replacing steel with aluminum, that means a boom for aluminum makers. When you add more electronics, it's a boom for electronics makers. So, there's this idea out there that building more cars with batteries will be a great thing for the REE industry.

Now, the Mazda boss is saying 'not necessarily.' He's spraying cold water on those warm expectations for the future of batteries in vehicles. Yamanouchi is making the point that there's still a lot of technological development left in the good-old internal combustion engine and in redesigning cars to get better mileage. This is something that people everywhere ought to ponder—from politicians and policymakers to the single investor—which stocks are best for a short-term trade? Beware the thesis that EVs are driving REE developments. Not so fast. The thing is, though, we use rare earth elements for a lot of things in addition to cars that don't yet exist in great number.

TCMR: But aren't electric vehicle makers considered one of the biggest future uses of REEs? We've seen REE company share prices skyrocket over the last three years, based largely on this expected demand and on the lack of a supply chain outside of China. However, if EVs don't become ubiquitous, one of the main demand drivers for REEs won't exist. Wouldn't that could be a major obstacle in developing these resources?

BK: Well, some companies have benefited from the expectation that they'll sell into the car market, for batteries that haven't been perfected in cars that haven't been designed, and for assembly lines that don't yet exist. That's my way of saying that there's a lot of open road between here and there. EVs are almost a niche industry today and will be a slightly larger niche industry in, say, five years.

But let's get down to the basics of understanding what to look for when investing in REEs. The first thing to understand about REEs is that there are two distinct groups. The light rare earth elements (LREEs) include lanthanum and cerium. Examples of heavy rare earth elements (HREEs) include erbium, terbium and gadolinium. The light rare earths have traditionally sold in the US$5,000–US$10,000 price range. Right now, LREEs are selling for US$150K. For projects already in the pipeline, you could see those US$150K prices kick back down to US$5K or US$10K.

TCMR: Why would that be?

BK: Because lanthanum and cerium, the LREEs, are the most abundant of REEs and tend to dominate most of the production projects on drawing boards, if not in the pipeline. There won't be a lot of big money in the light rare earths going forward. Right now, China is squeezing the world and raking monopoly profits out of what ought to be much lower-cost items. It is acting as a very sophisticated monopolist in that arena.

Going forward, the serious money will be in HREEs, which have a lot of uses other than EVs. For example, yttrium is used in high-temperature refractory products. There's no substitute for yttrium. Without it, you can't make the refractory molds needed to make jet-engine turbine blades. If you can't make jet-engine turbine blades, you don't have jet engines or power turbines. The price points for these HREEs will reflect true scarcity and unalterable demand. People will bite the bullet and pay what they have to in order to get the yttrium.

TCMR: Rare earth juniors comprised a roughly US$2 billion industry a couple of years ago. Today, it's a US$10B industry. Can that growth continue?

BK: I believe that's a fair reflection of the intrinsic value of the overall industry; US$10B might even be low. I think we're going to see major reallocations of capital from company A to company B as people realize which projects are or aren't going to work and which companies will and will not have cash flow.

TCMR: Does this mean investors will start taking their money from company A and putting it into company B, or will there be consolidation?

BK: Both. When people have asked me for my opinion, I've advised management teams to get it while they can, in terms of consolidation, roll ups, takeovers and takeouts. If you're running a small-cap rare earth play, you need to build something that reflects the reality of the REE production chain. A lot of people think that the rare earth space is a mining industry. Actually, it's only a mining industry at the very beginning of the process—when you dig a hole, blast the ore, pull it out of the ground and crush the ore to get a concentrate. That's mining, too. Everything else after the concentration stage is ultra-advanced chemical technology. I used to say that it's more Dow Chemical than it is Barrick Gold Corp. (TSX:ABX; NYSE:ABX). Really, with all respect to that fine company in Midland, Michigan, REEs are even more sophisticated than Dow Chemical.

When you get into chemical engineering and the complexities of turning these concentrates into products that people can sell, buy and use, you're dealing with some of the most-complex chemical engineering in the world. The quality assurance for the end product involves inspecting representative samples under a scanning electron microscope. They look at the atomic structure and the crystallography of an oxide molecule to make sure that the electron bonds are at the correct angles.

Look at it another way: If I mine gold out of the ground, I can sell my gold concentrate to hundreds of thousands of buyers. It goes into the world's commerce system, and it will wind up as a gold coin, gold bar, piece of jewelry or piece of electronics.

If I mine a rare earth deposit, I'm pulling minerals out of the ground that might have as many as 17 different exotic elements in them. I have to turn each one of those 17 elements into a highly engineered end product. My end customers will buy that product only if it meets what they call

"four or five nines"—99.99%–99.999% purity–in a particular crystallographic structure. That's why you have to be very careful about thinking the REE space is just a mining play. You can't just go with the company that has the biggest ore body and highest ore grade. It may not be the one with the right chemistry. The biggest ore body may not be the one that makes all the money.

TCMR: Does that mean the juniors will have a difficult time finding people with the expertise needed to develop these deposits?

BK: Perfect question. The answer is, absolutely yes. Developing rare earths the right way requires management teams with every imaginable skill. First, the team needs traditional promotional skills. After it promotes the company's stock, it needs really good science and chemical people, as well as project management and development people. Rare earth miners need relationships all the way down the industrial food chain to the end-use customer.

Back to the gold-mining analogy. Gold miners don't care which jewelry store buys the gold and turns it into a bracelet. When mining REEs, companies need a relationship with the light bulb company that will buy a particular set of rare earths for use as phosphors in their products. They need a relationship with the electronics company that will use its REE in an advanced computer chip or piece of circuitry. It takes a whole other set of managerial skills up and down the food chain, including teams of people from the face of the mine out to the sales reps that interact with the final end users.

TCMR: Most of the juniors operating in the REE sector have market capitalizations below US$1B. The cost of developing projects is often that much or more. Other than through massive dilution, how are these companies going to get the capital to develop these projects?

BK: I believe there will be massive dilution with some companies. Furthermore, it's going to blow back over the whole industry.

The better idea is for companies to team up. The rare earth development companies need to team up with intermediate and end-use companies. That will bring infusions of capital and human skills—the chemists, scientists, engineers, project managers and developers. Companies need to bring in the people and outside money and give them an investment stake, whether it's equity in the company, profit sharing or offtake agreements at different stages of refining and processing.

TCMR: Will we see lots of offtake agreements or juniors doing friendly mergers?

BK: I think we'll see highly detailed offtake agreements. As I said earlier, companies may have 17 different elements in their ore. Not every end user needs every one of those. So, companies wind up having three or four different offtake agreements with various partners, each of whom wants some or all of a particular segment of those 17 elements. They'll have competing interests. At the same time, they'll probably have more lanthanum and cerium than they know what to do with. They might be stockpiling bags of it, hoping somebody else will come along and takes it off their hands.

TCMR: Which companies are ahead of the game, in terms of the specialized chemical-development and finance side of the equation?

BK: The biggest name is Molycorp Inc. (NYSE:MCP), which had an IPO a year ago, priced at around US$14. It's been as high as US$79 and is something like US$53 right now. Molycorp is an established American company with a deposit in California. I think there's still some regulatory risk in operating in California. There are interest groups that would be more than happy to file a lawsuit in the Federal District Court for the Southern District of California to protect some endangered snail or turtle. But, Molycorp, like every company, needs human skills. It hasn't been in the production business in many years, so it needs to develop human skills and redevelop its industrial processes.

TCMR: Didn't Molycorp just buy a processing plant in Estonia?

BK: Yes, a plant that specializes in light rare earths. For years, it processed niobium and tantalum. The Molycorp people will tell you that they bought this plant to get something up and running wherein the company can develop and maintain a production process, along with the human skills needed. So, it's going to be something of a training ground for Molycorp.

Another company that is a household name is Australia-based Lynas Corporation (ASX:LYC) with an ore deposit in Mount Weld, Australia. It's building a plant in Malaysia in an area already filled with oil refineries and chemical plants. Lynas spent a couple of years and something like US$600 million building the new plant, which should now be in a preoperational, punch-list testing mode. However, at the last minute, Lynas is having problems with the Malaysian government over importing ore from Australia, and there are some rumors that Chinese interests are behind that.

TCMR: You once called human capital the "secret sauce" of Stans Energy Corp. (TSX.V:HRE) success.

BK: The human capital angle with Stans Energy is its relationship with a division of the Russian atomic power agency, Rosatom State Nuclear Energy Corp. Stans has a super-strong relationship with a group called the Russian Leading Institute for Chemical Technology, or VNIIHT, once the Cyrillic transcription is done.

VNIIHT is an absolute gem of an institution filled with hundreds of people with PhDs in metallurgy and chemical engineering. Its specialty is coming up with useful applications for exotic elements. VNIIHT was founded in 1951 as Secret Laboratory Number 10 in the old days of the USSR. Today, VNIIHT brokers its skills and works as a consultant for international customers.

An institution like VNIIHT is a very strong part of those critical human skills needed in the REE space. Stans' relationship with VNIIHT gives it a leg up on the competition, in terms of the chemistry, engineering and developmental process. Stans and its partner VNIIHT have an inside track in this horserace.

TCMR: Stans started the month of June at US$2 and ended the month at US$1.50. In the June 28 edition of Energy and Scarcity, you called the Stans' selloff a strong buying opportunity and a "chance to capitalize on the mistakes of others." What would those mistakes be?

BK: One big mistake has been to get the capital expenditures wrong. There are some bad numbers floating around the blogosphere that say the capital expenditure for Stans to reactivate and restart a basic REE production line in Kyrgyzstan would be US$500M and more. They're off by about 80%. I think US$100M is a more appropriate estimate—a shockingly low number versus what you hear for Molycorp, Lynas or other players.

The cost difference comes from the fact that Stans controls a Soviet-era mine that has a very strong life ahead of it, as well as former Soviet facilities and equipment. I've seen the equipment up close, and I was immensely impressed. With this trove of equipment and its relationship with VNIIHT, Stans is shaving years and hundreds of millions of dollars off its development cycle.

TCMR: In the June 13 edition of Energy and Scarcity, you wrote about Medallion Resources Ltd. (TSX.V:MDL; OTCQX:MLLOF) plans to buy the monazite tailings from an ilmenite

producer, upgrade the monazite ore into an REE concentrate and sell that concentrate to an array of potential buyers. If it works out, that would propel the company's value into the clouds. Please tell us more about Medallion and its plant.

BK: It's hard for me to say more than that because of confidentiality. The point is that there are operations where monazite sands are considered a waste product. But the monazite sands actually have value.

I mentioned Medallion Resources to readers because I think when something like this monazite sand-play happens, it could be a game-changer for Medallion and for the entire industry. If the sands are brought up to a concentrated level, even if not to the high-end part of the value chain, monazite sands could find buyers in Japan, Korea or China. That's how bad the world needs the basic product.

TCMR: China controls upwards of 95% of the global supply of rare earths. But there are roughly 150 REE projects being developed throughout the rest of the world. What are some of your favorites?

BK: Two that I've been following in the U.S. are Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (TSX.V:UCU; OTCQX:UURAF) and Rare Element Resources Ltd. (TSX:RES; NYSE.A:REE).

Ucore has the Bokan Mountain project in the panhandle of Alaska, near Ketchikan. This is an old, permitted uranium mine with roads and a certain amount of infrastructure. It's very mineable in a small-scale way, but it's rich in heavy rare earth elements. Being in Alaska, it's a U.S.-jurisdiction project and it's very doable. I would really like to see more development along those lines. I'd like to see the Bokan Mountain mine come into play.

Rare Element Resources has an intriguing REE play going on in the Black Hills uplift area of Bear Lodge, Wyoming. Rare Element is still drilling and doing basic chemistry. It would take a lot of development to turn Bear Lodge into a mine that produces concentrate for processing into a final product. But, again, it's a U.S.-jurisdiction play with a lot of potential.

TCMR: Do you have some tips for investors looking to play the REE sector?

BK: My strongest recommendation for the near and medium term would be Stans Energy. No disrespect to any other companies, but I think Stans has the best prospects to move quickly and solidly in the near and medium term.

TCMR: Byron, thank you for your time and insights.

Byron King is the editor of Outstanding Investments and Energy & Scarcity Investor. These publications reach more than 60,000 paid subscribers. He is also a contributor to the Daily Resource Hunter. Byron is a Harvard-trained geologist who has traveled to every U.S. state and territory and six of the seven continents. He has conducted site visits to mineral deposits in 26 countries and deepwater oil fields in five oceans. This provides him with a unique perspective on myriad investment opportunities in energy and mineral exploration. Byron has been interviewed by dozens of major print and broadcast media outlets, including Financial Times, Guardian, Washington Post, MSN Money, MarketWatch, Fox Business News and PBS NewsHour.

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DISCLOSURE:
1.) Brian Sylvester of The Critical Metals Report conducted this interview. He personally and/or his family own shares of the following companies mentioned in this interview: None.
2.) The following companies mentioned in the interview are sponsors of The Gold Report: Stans Energy, Medallion Resources, Ucore Rare Metals and Rare Element Resources.
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Gruß
Julia

[Boersenkrieger]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.777.509 von DIE_GERECHTIGKEIT am 12.07.11 17:16:45

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

eben drum. REE sind von der trennung her extrem kompliziert.
dazu die sehr guten properties mit hohem HRE anteil
die eisenbahnlinie
und das offenbar hervorragend erhaltene equipment allerhöchster sowjet-qualität.

und die noch relativ geringe marktkap.
finde den wert wesentlich reizvoller als die anderen, trotz super properties wie z.b. arafura oder commerce resource.
aber hier ist eben produktion und aufbereitung und transport wesentlich zeitnaher, kostengedeckter und realstischer ohne auf eine übernahme oder eine mega-verwässerung zu warten.

für mich kommt daher im ree-bereich, wenn man schon mitspielen will (und warum auch nicht) jetzt mal nur stans in frage. bei lynas hätte man eben schon früher dabei sein sollen. ist allerdings dafür nun aber auch wesentlich sicherer.

[supernova1712]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.779.210 von Boersenkrieger am 12.07.11 22:48:27

hervorragend erhaltene equipment allerhöchster sowjet-qualität



Wenn die Vorkommen nur nicht ausgerechnet in Kirgisistan liegen würden!
Wegen des politischen Risokos habe ich mich an Stans bisher nicht rangetraut.

Natürlich haben andere Firmen (Lynas / Malaysia) da manchmal auch (kleinere oder größere?) Probleme.

Ich würde mich in diesem Zusammenhang sehr über Eure Risokoeinschätzung zu Kirgisistan freuen.

Freundliche Grüße
supernova

[Boersenkrieger]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.780.951 von supernova1712 am 13.07.11 11:29:21

von daher bin ich auch noch nicht investiert. wobei ich stark dazu tendiere.
Kirgisistan. 2010 gab es ja einen umbruch.
es gibt recht viele parteien und die mandate sind ziemlich knapp verteilt:


Ata-Schurt 28
SDPK 26
Ar-Namys 25
Respublika 23
Ata-Meken 18

Das Land grenzt an Usbekistan, Kasachstan, Tasschikistan und an China.

Natürlich ein sehr riskantes Investmen, keine Frage.
Aber es sind auch interessante Personen an Bord:
"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."

Die Sache hat für mich Hand und Fuß. Trotzdem kann´s natürlich extreme Pobleme geben.
Nur sehe ich bei den anderen REE-Läden vielmehr kaum eine Chance auf hohe kursgewinne. Explorer mit theoretisch zig milliarden im boden die ab und an mal bohren gibt´s zu hauf und da tut sich kursmäßig oft nix, weil nicht viel zu erwarten ist auf zig jahre. Gerade bei REE´s ist das eben noch viel problematischer wegen der extrem teuren und aufwendigen chemischen prozesse.

[DIE_GERECHTIGKEIT]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.779.210 von Boersenkrieger am 12.07.11 22:48:27

Über die Sicherheit bei Lynas kann man ja geteilter Meinung sein.

Was bei Stans neben den von Dir genannten einer DER Gründe war, die mich überzeugt haben: das KNOW HOW.
Die wissen, wie das geht. Da die VNIIHT eine staatliche Firma ist sehe ich auch erst mal keine Problem mit dem Standort (im Gegensatz zu LYC). Wenn die REOs dann produziert werden kann das natürlich anders aussehen. Aber bis dahin sollte die Aktie um einiges gestiegen sein und so ein Ding wird niemals Teil meiner Altersvorsorge!

Mal sehen, was am 27. bei rauskommt.

Geradezu genial finde ich die neuen Börsenkürzel in Canada und den USA: TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF

Einen Dank an @Faxen Clown, dem ich diesen Tipp zu verdanken habe.

Gruß
Julia

PS: ein weiterer Grund, der für Stans spricht ist der CFO. Das ist nämlich eine Frau.

[Boersenkrieger]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.781.150 von DIE_GERECHTIGKEIT am 13.07.11 12:00:45

mir gefällt das team auch ingesamt gut... und die frau ist hübsch
ja, HRE paßt schon

altersvorsorge: ich glaub dazu eignet sich kaum mehr eine aktie zum liegenlassen. wobei ein paar jahre kann ich mir schon vorstellen auch in sowas wie stans investiert zu sein.
die russen sind staatlich. könnte nur vielleicht sein daß die kirgisen aufmucken. wobei als alte sowjet-republic... also es gibt schlimmeres vom standort her. venezuela oder bolivien z.b. und selbst bei mexiko gibt´s keine garantie und bei den pleite-amis was man auch nie was passiert (wie umweltentschädigungen bzgl Hecla).
kanada oder australien sind mir noch am liebsten und selbst in australien hatte es mal gekracht wegen besonderen steuererhöhungen für rohstofffirmen.
sicherheit gibt´s eigentlich nirgends.

Stans paßt von daher: ein kontinuierlich guter newsflow ist recht wahrscheinlich. knallen kann es überall. der kurs ist schlapp derzeit, also sollte man eigentlich mal langsam reingehen (bei mir grad eher noch ein cashproblem)

[MONSIEURCB]

News!

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Stans-Energy-Provides-an-bw-16…

[Boersenkrieger]

so bin seit 5 minuten dabei zu 1,50 cad

[Boersenkrieger]

hier gibt es zumidnest eine klare linie und echte chancen. wenn lynas nun schon über 3 Mrd AUD kostet, dann gestehe ich Stans die 200 mio CAD als marktkap durchaus zu in dieser phase.

sehe dieses investment aber trotzdem als ultra-high-risk, keine frage

[Rhingio]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.818.839 von Boersenkrieger am 20.07.11 19:15:31

gebe dir vollkommen recht, in beiden punkten, was chance und risiko betrifft
willkommen an bord

[Boersenkrieger]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.819.300 von Rhingio am 20.07.11 20:23:40

hat für mich im REE-bereich am meisten sinn gemacht. bei ARU hatte sich wieder eniges verzögert. viele haben gute resourcen, stehen aber am anfang und lynas ist mir zu dick geworden. wollte eigentlich seit 2006 immer mal wieder in lynas rein. für mich nun aber eher zu spät für ne richtig fette performance.
da kam Stans gerade recht. mal sehen ob es dann auch so läuft wie geplant. das management ist eigentlich schon überzeugend. alles andere sowieso, außer halt kirgistan. aber ob mexiko so viel besser ist weiß ich auch nicht und da frägt dann doch keiner nach.

soweit ich weiß hat Stans: ja für 20 jahre explorationsrechte. weiß jemand was über abbaurechte ? plan/ist-zustand ?

ansonsten: es ging glaub mal ne welle bei billigeren bb´s rum richtung "warnung vor stans". irgendein argument sollte gewesen sein, daß man in kirgistan kein land besitzen kann (vom hören sagen).
(na und ? man will explorieren und produzieren, wie üblich bekommt man dann rechte für so und so viele jahre. wer spricht denn von endgültigem land besitz oder wollen die da häuser bauen )

[Boersenkrieger]

http://stockmarketpundits.com/article/revisiting-stans-energ…

netter Artikel... auch gegen einen der Basher mit Gegenargumenten

[Cabasse]

Ja guter Artikel.

Leider scheint aber die Aktie im Moment tot zu sein.

[Boersenkrieger]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.826.410 von Cabasse am 21.07.11 20:21:49

Stans names Nikitin director of operations in Russia

2011-07-21 11:41 ET - News Release

Mr. Robert Mackay reports

STANS ENERGY APPOINTS DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS FOR RUSSIA

http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aHRE-18636…

..trotzdem tut sich was und der newsflow läuft.
ende 2012 evtl. schon produktion.
aber auch das ist noch ne weile. man darf nicht vergessen daß die aktie mal von 0,25 kam und die ca 240 mio fd marktkap schon einiges an erwartungen einpreisen.
läuft alles wie gedacht kann hier gut eine mulit-mrd companyx enstehen bei nicht allzu großer verwässerung.

ich denke nicht daß sich Stans groß bewegen wird. bei schwäche richtung 1,30 cad kauf ich jedenfalls nach. hab meine position auf 2-3 käufe aufgelegt. andersrum wart ich ab, dann wäre man sowieso durch kursgewinne dicker dabei.

ich hab hier zeit und gedenke die aktie einige jährchen zu halten (je nach news bzgl Stans und der weltwirtschaft natürlich kann´s auch sein daß man reagieren muss, weiss man ja nie im voraus)

[Boersenkrieger]

Byron King, Energy & Scarcity Investor (8/4/11) "Along the lines of long-term value, there's great news from Stans Energy. . .the company just announced the appointment of Dr. Gennady Sarychev to its advisory board as a senior adviser. . .in my view, adding Dr. Sarychev to the official Stans team as senior adviser puts an entirely new level of official horsepower behind the overall project. . .with Dr. Sarychev on board, the company now has access to even more of the impressive levels of Russian capabilities in REE research and development capabilities. Dr. Sarychev brings direct experience and expedited entree into the highest levels of Russian scientific and international cooperation."

[Cabasse]

Stans Energy Announces Commencement of Exploration Drilling at Kutessay II and the Aktyuz Deposits

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/stans-energy-announces-comm…

[Boersenkrieger]

sieht nach 0,50 cad aus. der freie fall weiter zu erwarten. charttechnisch ne kathastrophe. tippe mal erst 0,5 und danach die 5... typischer verlauf eines explorers nach der euphoriephase eben.

[Rhingio]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.052.412 von Boersenkrieger am 07.09.11 00:43:13

habs glaub ich hier schon mal geposted
kann ja jeder erkennen in welcher phase wir uns derzeit befinden

möglicher ausbruch aus dem downtrend wäre der beryllium jorc, der jederzeit kommen kann
feasibility study wird nicht vor jahresende kommen und ressourcenerweiterung von kutessy II wahrscheinlich auch nicht
möglich wären noch bekanntgabe eines JV in verbindung mit off-take agreements

in der derzeit schon schwierigen marktlage braucht das unternehemen einfach news um wieder land zu gewinnen, dann kanns allerdings schnell gehen
kurzfristiges kursziel in solchem fall wären die 1,85 cad von der kapitalerhöhung im april

[gipsywoman]

dummerweise gibt es aber viel bessere seltene erden aktien mit mehr liquidität und bessere volumina.

warum gerade stans?
die schmiert ab, wenn ich keinen augenkrebs habe;

ich darf mal:http://www.rohstoff-welt.de/aktien/kursliste.php?klid=19

nee, stans überzeugt nicht!

thema aber interessant.

[Rhingio]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.054.288 von gipsywoman am 07.09.11 13:01:01

nichts für ungut, aber diese aussage zeugt nicht gerade von großem wissen im bezug auf REE's

natürlich musst du solche aktien an der heimatbörse handeln, sprich toronto hier (average vol. dort ca. 300k)
der vergleich in frankfurt ist füe die katz

also diese aussage ist ganz klar kein kriterium

hier hast du ne richtige übersicht
http://www.raremetalblog.com/raremetalstock.html

[Boersenkrieger]

also die sache bei REE sieht eben etwas anders aus als bei anderen metallen (erklärung für gipsy):

eingeteilt in schwere und leichte:
lynas hat fast nur leichtere. im allgemeinen gibt es die zur genüge und 8.000% anstieg teilweise sind eher gezockt als gerechtfertigt.
Stans hat sehr viele schwerere und wirklich seltenere (daher auch das kürzel HRE Heavy rare elements) 46% sind schwere. das ist enorm !

zweitens:
das problem ist weniger die exploration, sondern die verarbeitung. kleines steinchen mit 17 elementen... ohne chemiefabrik geht gar nix. Stans arbeitet mit den russen zusammen. die alte mine ist top und die alte sowjetausrüstung in sehr gutem zustand.

problem der aktie:
sie schoss unter all den guten news von 0,5 schnell auf 3,40. seitdem haben die shorts einen narren an dem wert gefressen. kommen keine größeren käufer spielen sie sie runter. wenn´s sein darf auf 0,15 CAD !
alls denkbar.... nur hat das genauso wenig mit der fundamentalen lage zu tun wie beispielsweise damals eine solarworld die 95% verlor und danach 20.000% gewann (um dann als bubble mit der aufkommenden chinakonkurenz wieder 90% abzugeben).

der kursverlauf hat nix mit dem wert der aktie zu tun. aber sie ist angenehm zu shorten und man muss sich nix vormachen keiner (einschließlich mir) wagt es in diesen krassen trend reinzukaufen. also fällt sie weiter. ich mach hier nachkäufe bei 0,50-0,60 und dann nochmal bei 0,20-0,30 (wenn sie dreht auch gern bei 1,50).

also entspannt zugucken (ok ich hab schnell nen tausi verheizt bisher aber wen juckt´s) und dann entsprechend investieren.

in das ding hier jetzt kauf ich aber nix rein. ohne news keine trendwende und selbst mit ist´s fraglich ob man sich doch nicht zurückhält.

[Boersenkrieger]

http://infoventure.tsx.com/TSXVenture/TSXVentureHttpControll…

31.8.2011

deutlich weniger short !!!
naja -6% derzeit... für Stans fast schon ein guter Tag

[Boersenkrieger]

Was denkt ihr eigentlich über das Gebiet ?
Zwar hoher HRE-anteil. Insgesamt aber bisher recht klein und extrem low gradig. Die Frage ist ob das überhaupt funzt.
Man hat zwar nen ralitiv hohen HRE-Anteil, aber letztlich ist ein Stück von einer Familienpizza eben größer als

[Boersenkrieger]

hat einer von euch nen plan warum Stans so gut läuft ?
bin da ja fast wieder grün
eigentlich dachte ich, ich lass die mal als totalverlust durchlaufen. jetzt muß ich mir doch wieder gedanken machen ob das hier sinn macht, weil sich die mäuse wieder zurückgemeldet haben.

jemand nen plan ???
drumrum ja nicht ohne... allerdings tonnage und grades sind halt unter aller sau vergleichsweise.
aber wenn sie mit dem käse tatsächlich ne gewinnproduktion hinkriegen sollten wär´s cool

...wobei die projektpalette an sich vom hauptprojekt abgesehen ist sicher nicht ohne.

[Alfgolf]

wie???

mal so ...mal so??

entscheide Dich....warum eigentlich Totalverlust....

Infos siehe anderer Thread.....http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1160579-721-730/r…

[Boersenkrieger]

ich hatte mich mit der aktie nicht so intensiv beschäftigt. es ging mir dann darum wer mit HRE´s als schnellstes in Produktion kommt.

ok später hab ich einen negativen artikel gelesen der die tonnage und die grades verdammte. im vergleich zu anderen wie Avalon z.b. war der unterschied dann auch eklatant. Allerdings hab ich bei Gold/Silber/Kupfer eine gewisse ahnung und kann vieles einschätzen. bei Seltenen Erden weniger.

Von daher muss ich zugeben: Was ich da eigentlich gekauft hab, weiß ich gar nicht... war ein spontanschuss

zumindest ist hier eine produktion machbar, woanders kaum... und andere werte wie lynas haben mit zu wenig HRE´s, sondern nur leichte und sind zudem mir auch zu teuer

[Alfgolf]

genau....und Stans kann neben GWG der erste und billigste Produzent werden.....

da steht ja alles....mehr oder weniger....bisschen Wodka muss noch geleert werden und dann kanns auch 2013 ich tippe im 1.HJ losgehen....

Spitzhacke habe ich mir schon gekauft.....muss nur noch finden wo Kirgist..ist, damit ich weiss wo ich aus dem Flugzeug springen muss?!

Und sie haben halt noch viele Projekte die "geplündert" werden müssen !!

Gruss

[Boersenkrieger]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.635.122 von Alfgolf am 23.01.12 19:52:05

jep eben. ausstattung plus trennung, für alles ist perfekt vorgesorgt.
kann man gewinne erzielen in der zeit der knappheit bis vielleicht 2015, kommt man auch mit den anderen projekt vorwärts.

...also grob weiss ich schon warum ich gekauft hatte... es ging mir später nur um die grades und die tonnage. im vergleich war stans da weit unten.

[FaxenClown]

Zitat von Alfgolf: damit ich weiss wo ich aus dem Flugzeug springen muss?!

... also, wenn du das hier nicht triffst, dann weiß ich auch nicht:

42.861621,76.119876 -> GoogleMaps

MfG, FaxenClown

[Boersenkrieger]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.635.208 von FaxenClown am 23.01.12 20:05:27

ok, punktgenau, wie ich sehe, danke

...jetzt kommen aber einige aus ihren löchern gekrochen... dachte schon außer mir ist keienr übriggeblieben.

[FaxenClown]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.635.364 von Boersenkrieger am 23.01.12 20:29:19

... wie Alfgolf bereits sagte: Du bist im falschen Faden!

Zitat von Alfgolf: http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1160579-721-730/r…

[Boersenkrieger]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.635.609 von FaxenClown am 23.01.12 21:13:56

ok... ich sehe die diskussion läuft wirklich ganz woanders.
Danke... da gibt´s für mich nun einiges zu lesen

[Videomart]

Fakten zu Stans Energy
(von BioLogic aus Ariva)

Teil 1:
http://www.ariva.de/stans_energy1_a512292

Teil2:
http://www.ariva.de/stans_energy_2_a512295

Teil3:
http://www.ariva.de/stans_energy_3_a512296

[urpferdchen]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.237.497 von Videomart am 01.06.12 13:00:02

Danke Videomart
Sehr gute Information zu Stans Energy.

Im Depot liegen lassen und nachkaufen, falls es noch billiger wird.
Urpferdchen

[urpferdchen]

Gestern in Kanada erst bis 0,52 $ die Unterstützung getestet und dann nach oben mit hohem Umsatz -
-charttechnisch - wäre es positiv wenn es nächste Woche nach oben bestätigt wird.
Aber beim letzten mal wurde die 0,52 $ 4 mal getestet. im Sept. / Oktober 2011.



Und der Chart wöchentlich

[Alpiniolo]

Der Chart schaut ja immer grusliger aus!

[urpferdchen]

Bei Stans Energy haben die Banken / Makler noch nicht genug gesammelt,
der Schluß wurde von 0,65 auf 0,60 gedrückt. mit 500er Päckchen.

06.06.2012 21:55:08 M 0,6000 500
06.06.2012 21:55:08 M 0,6200 500
06.06.2012 21:53:54 E 0,6700 100
06.06.2012 21:53:46 M 0,6700 2.500
06.06.2012 21:52:58 M 0,6300 1.500
06.06.2012 21:47:49 E 0,6300 95
06.06.2012 21:47:49 M 0,6300 3.000
06.06.2012 21:47:49 M 0,6300 500
06.06.2012 21:47:47 M 0,6700 2.000
06.06.2012 21:44:39 M 0,6700 2.000
06.06.2012 21:44:39 M 0,6600 500
06.06.2012 21:44:39 M 0,6600 500
06.06.2012 21:44:34 M 0,6600 9.500
06.06.2012 21:44:34 M 0,6600 500
06.06.2012 21:42:53 M 0,6600 500
06.06.2012 21:42:47 M 0,6600 1.000
06.06.2012 21:42:38 M 0,6500 5.000
06.06.2012 21:42:38 M 0,6500 20.000

[Kongo-Otto]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.258.561 von urpferdchen am 07.06.12 07:44:59

Geht leider seit Wochen so, bei fast allen Werten aus dem REE-Segment (aber auch bei Erz-, Uran- und Kupferwerten).

[Boersenkrieger]

http://www.theaureport.com/cs/new/query/q/81?prod_type=4

eine Seite mit neuen Kommentaren zu Rare Earth und Graphitaktien (Stans kommt auch vor)

[Boersenkrieger]

http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/13597

nach Stands suchen (kommt recht früh im artikel).
Ucore wird auch sehr lobend erwähnt (was mich anhand der qualität nicht wundert)

[urpferdchen]

Stans Energy mit Umsatz - es sieht so aus, als ob sich beim Tief bei 0,52 viele eingedeckt haben -
und danach den Anstieg - über 0,72 $ wäre -charttechisch - der Weg frei bis 0,88 $
Lynas steigt noch nicht - eher seitwärts -



Kurse und Umsätze je Tag
11.06.2012 0,69 0,72 0,66 0,72 99.703
08.06.2012 0,68 0,71 0,68 0,71 64.480
07.06.2012 0,65 0,71 0,63 0,66 103.864
06.06.2012 0,60 0,67 0,58 0,60 241.936
05.06.2012 0,60 0,61 0,56 0,56 129.314
04.06.2012 0,60 0,60 0,56 0,59 112.337
01.06.2012 0,62 0,63 0,52 0,58 798.335
31.05.2012 0,65 0,66 0,62 0,62 101.080
30.05.2012 0,67 0,68 0,65 0,65 62.817
29.05.2012 0,69 0,70 0,66 0,67 57.096
28.05.2012 0,70 0,70 0,67 0,69 22.100
25.05.2012 0,64 0,75 0,64 0,70 217.987
24.05.2012 0,61 0,68 0,61 0,65 78.475
23.05.2012 0,66 0,66 0,60 0,60 135.307
22.05.2012 0,64 0,69 0,64 0,65 76.350
18.05.2012 0,62 0,63 0,57 0,61 132.307
17.05.2012 0,65 0,65 0,61 0,62 62.374
16.05.2012 0,62 0,66 0,60 0,62 170.327
15.05.2012 0,70 0,75 0,59 0,60 468.186
14.05.2012 0,70 0,72 0,66 0,66 89.594
11.05.2012 0,72 0,78 0,68 0,74 193.940

[nicolani]

Stans Energy to Commence Operational Testing at Kashka Rare Earth Processing Plant

Toronto, Ontario CANADA, June 12, 2012 /FSC/ - Stans Energy Corp. (HRE - TSX Venture, HREEF - OTCQX)

Mackay, President and CEO of Stans Energy Corp.,("Stans" or the "Company")is pleased to announce that Plant #3 of the company's Kashka REE Plant (KRP) will be ready for operational testing by mid-July 2012, and by August 30, 2012, the KRP is expected to be ready to produce its first product - Heavy Rare Earth Oxides of Dysprosium, Gadolinium, and Erbium to 99.99% purity

The three heavy rare earths are to be recovered from loaded ion exchange resins located in the circuit since plant operations were suspended in the early 1990s. Since the acquisition of KRP in spring 2011, Stans Energy has undertaken an extensive refurbishment program at Plant #3. Although Plant #3 had not operated for nearly 20 years, much of the production equipment has remained in place and is ready to be restarted.

"We are extremely pleased with the progress made to date at Plant #3. Through the course of our renovation, and in consultation with our technical advisors at VNIIHT, we discovered the potential for recovering nearly two tonnes of mixed rare earths oxides from concentrate that remains in the holding tanks. The concentrate consists of Dysprosium, Gadolinium, Samarium, Yttrium, Holmium, Ytterbium, Erbium, Thulium and Lutetium This production test run will demonstrate the operational viability of the KRP plant. This validation of our proven metallurgical processes and production assets will solidify our position as one of the front-runners to Rare Earth Oxide production outside of China. In this period of transition from project development through infrastructure build-out, and ultimately production readiness, Stans Energy will continue the evaluation of other potential sources of concentrates. Above all, I would like to take this opportunity to congratulate our engineering and technical teams on this milestone achievement and for their contribution to company progress. "

The Russian Research Institute of Chemical Technology (VNIIHT) is currently designing new technology that will be incorporated into a new Plant #1. This plant was historically used to both crack the concentrate from the milling stage and remove radioactivity before it was sent to Plant #2 for solvent extraction. Based on consultations with VNIIHT, Stans expects the process circuit design to be finalized in Q3 2012. This design will be incorporated into the Company's Bankable Feasibility Study (BFS), which will begin in Q3 2012.


Plant #2 was previously used for solvent extraction of rare earths. Stans is investigating whether to rehabilitate Plant #2, or to construct a 1500 tonnes per year new plant using plastic solvent extraction equipment. Until that decision is made, pilot scale extraction testing will be continued in Plant #3.


About VNIIHT

The Russian Research Institute of Chemical Technology (VNIIHT) was founded in April 1951. VNIIHT's objective was to focus on the exploration and development of technologies and raw materials for use in the Soviet nuclear energy sector. VNIIHT technologies were and continue to be implemented during the main stages of the nuclear fuel cycle. This includes the processing of Uranium and Rare Metal Ores through to the generation of nuclear-pure materials. VNIIHT's 60 years of chemical technology experience combined with their capabilities of executing the complete cycle of rare earths research, development, and production will give Stans Energy a significant advantage relative to its competitors outside of China. VNIIHT is a division of ROSATOM.

[Rhingio]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.275.195 von nicolani am 12.06.12 15:51:16

sehr gute meldung, jetzt wird stans langsam in den fokus vieler investoren rücken

neben der Be story eines meiner lieblings "zuckerl" be stans, nämlich ohne großen aufwand bereits mit den konzentraten cash flow zu generieren und somit die eigentlichen kosten bis zum produktionsstart schon teilweise aus eigenmitteln zu finanzieren

der juni könnte noch ein erfreulicher monat werden wenn die PFS und license renewal noch hinterher kommen

üblicherweise wirkt sich die meldung erst im laufe der nächsten tag voll auf den kurs aus, also bis ende der woche könnten wir die 0,9CAD wieder sehen

[nicolani]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.275.585 von Rhingio am 12.06.12 17:12:34

ja die party wird bald steigen!!

[nicolani]

und schon ist sie im gange!!

[nicolani]

soeben bei 0,94 cad, könnte ja jetzt schon werfen, ein wirklich schneller gewinn, leider mit zu wenig eingestiegen, schade!!

[Kongo-Otto]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.280.857 von nicolani am 13.06.12 19:44:35

Würdest du werfen?
Die Frage ist, was macht HRE in den kommenden Tagen und Wochen.
Strohfeuer oder nachhaltiger Aufstieg?

[nicolani]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.280.868 von Kongo-Otto am 13.06.12 19:47:00

der zock hier war nicht vorgesehen, rein zufällig kam mir die oben eingestellte meldung auf den schirm, dadurch habe ich aus dem bauch heraus entschieden mir ein paar zu kaufen, mit dem hintergedanken, dass der markt eben alles belohnen wird was in sachen ree positiv erscheinen könnte, nun, ich habe mich zu wenig mit hre beschäftigt, als dass ich hier ad hoc eine entscheidung treffen könnte, neige aber dazu heute oder vllt auch in dieser woche mich noch zu trennen!!

[nicolani]

sieht im augenblick recht gut aus, der cad sollte drin sein, und wenn wir dann so um das tageshoch schliessen, sollten morgen auch noch ein paar prozente drin sein!!

[Videomart]

Auf Tageshoch haben wir leider nicht geschlossen, aber ein SK von 0,85 Cad kann sich schon sehen lassen,
besonders in Anbetracht des Volumens...

[Grawshak]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.273.730 von urpferdchen am 12.06.12 10:47:32

Hallo,

kann mir bitte jemand die Times&Sales für Kanada von gestern einstellen - die letzte Stunde ? ...Ich bekomme diese leider nicht angezeigt...alles "blank".

Danke & Gruß,
grawshak

[urpferdchen]

Der Chart sieht ganz ähnlich aus wie im Jan. 2012 - siehe Pfeile - der lange Docht - einige Tage seitwärts
evtl. auch tiefer.
Aber die Bedingungen haben sich seither verbessert.



Umsatz mit 15 Minuten - die letzten 15 Minuten von 0,90 auf 0,85 €
wahrscheinlich will / muss ein Makler noch billiger einsammeln.

13.06.2012 21:53:18 0,87 0,87 0,85 0,85 114.600
13.06.2012 21:31:23 0,92 0,92 0,87 0,90 35.818
13.06.2012 21:19:23 0,92 0,92 0,91 0,91 4.200
13.06.2012 21:00:43 0,92 0,92 0,92 0,92 6.025
13.06.2012 20:37:53 0,94 0,94 0,93 0,93 1.500
13.06.2012 20:25:21 0,93 0,93 0,93 0,93 4.000
13.06.2012 20:02:13 0,93 0,95 0,93 0,94 57.190
13.06.2012 19:48:27 0,92 0,93 0,92 0,93 33.385

und die täglichen Umsätze von Stans am Tief bei 0,52 hat sich einer ganz groß eingedeckt -
Dass war am Doppeltief / Doppeltop

13.06.2012 0,77 0,95 0,77 0,85 569.759
12.06.2012 0,73 0,76 0,72 0,75 121.991
11.06.2012 0,69 0,72 0,66 0,72 99.703
08.06.2012 0,68 0,71 0,68 0,71 64.480
07.06.2012 0,65 0,71 0,63 0,66 103.864
06.06.2012 0,60 0,67 0,58 0,60 241.936
05.06.2012 0,60 0,61 0,56 0,56 129.314
04.06.2012 0,60 0,60 0,56 0,59 112.337
01.06.2012 0,62 0,63 0,52 0,58 798.335
31.05.2012 0,65 0,66 0,62 0,62 101.080

[goldfinger69]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.281.973 von urpferdchen am 14.06.12 08:43:07

heißt wohl das wir hier bald Kurse weit über 1CAD sehen oder

[urpferdchen]

heißt wohl das wir hier bald Kurse weit über 1CAD sehen oder

-charttechnisch - wäre über 0,90 $ der Weg nach oben frei
Man weiß aber bei solchen Werten nie was die großen wollen.
Wenn es ähnlich läuft wie im Jan 2011, dann geht es erstmal etwas seitwärts.
Da müssen (wahrscheinlich) noch ein paar billig einkaufen.

Im Moment haben wir sowieso eine Schüttelbörse - Achterbahn - Verunsicherung -
Die schwachen sollen rausgeschüttelt werden.

Der DOW steigt - der DAX fällt -

[Grawshak]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.285.068 von urpferdchen am 14.06.12 19:36:35

Hi,

Danke für die T&S gestern.
Leider sieht das ASK ziemlich zugestellt aus.

Gruß,
grawshak

[urpferdchen]

Wenn es ähnlich läuft wie vor dem Anstieg im Januar 2012, dann kann es nochmal etwas günstigere Kurse geben
in einer Seitwärtsphase.
Wahrscheinlich wollen da noch einige billig einkaufen.
Stans müsste über den Widerstand bei 0,90 kommen.

[goldfinger69]

Stans Energy neulich bei 0,94 usd ich schon Order eingelockt gehabt aber nicht verkauft heute nur noch 0,82 usd ... es ist halt wieder immer fuck off ...

[goldfinger69]

sind jetzt sind wir schon wieder 40 Prozent von letzten hoch vor paar Tagen weg ... mehr kopf schütteln geht schon nicht mehr ...

[Alfgolf]

recht haste....es nervt !!

[nicolani]

FSC / Press Release


Stans Energy Produces Dysprosium, Terbium and Gadolinium Metals

Toronto, Ontario CANADA, October 04, 2012 /FSC/Boris Aryev, Chief Operating Officer of Stans Energy Corp. (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF), ("Stans" or the "Company"), is pleased to report that, as part of its ongoing operational testing at the Kashka Rare Earth Processing Plant (KRP), the company has produced dysprosium, terbium and gadolinium metals from its metals fabrication facilities. Listed below are the quantities and purities of metal fabrication results:

-***-
-------------------------------------------------------
Rare Earth Metal Weight Purity FOB Metal FOB Oxide
(Kg) Price (USD) Price (USD)
-------------------------------------------------------
Dysprosium 3.3 99.9% $1200-1250 $900-950
-------------------------------------------------------
Terbium 0.8 99.9% $2550-2650 $1580-1680
-------------------------------------------------------
Gadolinium 18.7 99% N/A $66-68
-------------------------------------------------------
-****-

*Rare Earth prices taken from www.asianmetal.com on October 4th, 2012

Dysprosium metal was created using a select quantity of the 99.95% dysprosium oxide produced in July (See July 12th press release for details). Gadolinium and terbium metals were produced from intermediate products remaining from historical production.

An extensive refurbishment and upgrade program has been ongoing at KRP. Select infrastructure improvements at the Kutessay II mine site have also been completed. The following is a summary of works finished to date:

* Repair and reconstruction of arc furnaces for rare earth metal production

* Work in storehouse for liquid reagents as per requirements for storage of toxic substances

* Permit approval from the Department of Drug Control and Usage for chemical reagents procurement and use in production process

* Installation of equipment at the ferrite chloride dissolution site

* Installation of equipment for filtration of oxalates of medium REE concentrates
* Installation of equipment at carbonate dissolution site

* Cleaning of 2,200 m sewage system

* Metallothermy site glazing

* Telecommunication, IT build out, and lighting installations

* Lifting beam crane repairs

* Maintenance and repair of window ventilation systems

* Repair of roofing of administrative and household building at the Kutessay II mine site

Boris Aryev, Chief Operating Officer of Stans Energy said, "Our operational testing for Heavy Rare Earth Elements at KRP is proceeding on schedule. Our company has demonstrated the capability to produce not only oxides, but also metals, which command a significant premium to oxide prices. This achievement represents a substantial milestone in our corporate development. Stans has confirmed its capability to produce a wide variety of finished products, which are crucial to secure off take agreements and ultimately, project financing. I would personally like to congratulate KRP's Director General, Mr. Victor Kashtanov, and his entire team on their achievements thus far.

[Promethium]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.678.868 von nicolani am 04.10.12 17:23:42

Ist das der Grund für den starken Anstieg gestern?
Satns, aktuell 0,81 CAD

[Promethium]

Nach dem starken Anstieg eine Korrektur.
Stans, aktuell 0,55 CAD

[goldfinger69]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.724.414 von Promethium am 17.10.12 22:53:00

naja von korrektur hätte ich gesprochen wenn wir noch bei 0,70 cad stehen würden ... wir haben ja fast schon wieder die gleichen Kurse als hier noch von Enteignung gesprochen wurde usw .... Die guten Nachrichten sind mehr als verpufft ...WARUM DAS KANN NICHT NACHVOLLZIEHEN MINENWERT IST MINENWERT EGAL OB GUT ODER SCHLECHT DIE WERDEN MOMENTAN ALLE ABGESCHLACHTET HIER WIRD NICHT MEHR RATIONAL ENTSCHIEDEN

[Kongo-Otto]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.740.111 von goldfinger69 am 23.10.12 08:19:40

Hm..der Kurs steht 45% höher als vor 4 Wochen. Von daher übertreibst du ziemlich.
Und auf welcher Basis sollte der Kurs nachhaltig durch die Decke gehen, vorallem in Zeiten einer allgemeinen Marktunsicherheit und vor dem Hintergrund eines fallenden Basket-Preises und weiterhin bestehenden Unsicherheiten?
Also, nüchtern gefragt: Was hattest du erwartet?

Und auch wenn ich Angst vor der Antwort habe: Was erwartest du in den kommenden Wochen und Monaten?

Wenn du kein Vertrauen in HRE hast, dann steige aus.
Ist nervenschonender, wenn du mit der Volatilität der Minenwerte nicht leben kannst.

[Kongo-Otto]

Stans Energy Improves Historical Rare Earth Cracking Process for Kutessay II

http://www.usetdas.com/TDAS/NewsArticle.aspx?NewsID=20483

[flaschengas]

Stans Energy Successfully Concludes Licence Appeal
Robert Mackay, President and CEO of Stans Energy Corp. (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF), ("Stans Energy" or the "Company"), is pleased to report that the legal representative of the Jogorku Kenesh of the Kyrgyz Republic has withdrawn their appeal relating to the action by a committee in the Jogorku Kenesh (the "Committee") against the Company in the Inter-District Court of Bishkek. The withdrawal of the appeal effectively ends all legal controversy surrounding the licence for Kutessay II and upholds the original verdict in favour of Stans Energy and its subsidiaries in Kyrgyzstan.

On November 15, 2012 the Company reported that it received favourable judgments from the Kyrgyz courts upholding the Company's rights to exploit the Kutessay II deposit. These judgments had voided earlier decisions of the Committee to order the Company's Licence Agreement #3 annulled, to order the tender of Kutessay II, and to recommend to the State Geological Agency that Licence Agreement #3 be annulled. It was noted at the time that the Committee had appealed those decisions.

The Bishkek City appeals court has now dismissed the proceedings by the Committee against the Company.

Robert Mackay states "This successful final resolution of this legal process surrounding our Licence Agreements validates our adherence to the highest standards of business and reporting practices. I would like to congratulate our team at Partner Law Firm for their diligent representation of the company and its interests. As previously announced our 2013 field program is underway. Stans Energy is now looking forward to advancing its plans for development and production at Kutessay II."

http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2013-03/26146751…

[prallhans]

Stans Energy halted at 6:16 a.m. PT

2013-04-01 09:17 ET - Halt Trading

Stans Energy Corp. was halted at 6:16 a.m. PT on April 1, 2013, at the request of the company, pending an announcement.

Gut oder schlecht?

[Kongo-Otto]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.339.805 von prallhans am 01.04.13 15:30:40

der Spaß geht weiter:

Stans Energy Subsidiary Named as Co-Defendant in Kyrgyz Court Action

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/stans-energy-subsidiary-named-…

[...]The State Prosecutor’s Office has put forward an application to lift the three-year statute of limitations to allow them to present to the court their claim of request to nullify the minutes of the December 21, 2009 meeting between the SGA and Open Stock Company (OSC) ‘Kutessai Mining’ which granted OSC ‘Kutessai Mining’ mining licenses for the Kutessay II and Kalesay deposits.[...]

[Krabata]

Zeigt eher, dass es dort nichts werden wird. Welcher Investor soll da einsteigen? Entweder wird er gleich verklagt oder später. Ihre russische Technologiefirma braucht dann nur noch keine Erlaubnis erhalten die Unterlagen freizugeben und dann war es das.

[Global-Player83]

Welche Probleme gibt's in kyrgyz?

[Kongo-Otto]

Kyrgyz Court Rules Previous Licence Holder for Kutessay II Has No Legal Claims to Licence

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/kyrgyz-court-rules-previous-li…

Stans Energy Corp., (“Stans Energy” or the “Company”), (HRE.V) (HREEF), is pleased to report that the Bishkek City Court has ruled against a Chinese company which claimed ownership of the mining licence for Kutessay II. Baotou Hongbo Technology Company LTD (Baotau), claimed that it was the legal holder of the mining licence for Kutessay II, that this licence was taken away illegally and without notification. The Bishkek City Court found that Baotau has no valid claims against the licence for Kutessay II, thereby overturning an earlier ruling by the Inter-district Court of Bishkek. [...]

[Stoxtrayder]

Hm, kann ich doch noch was von meiner Depot-Leiche erwarten?

Nur ab wann erfolgt(e) die Kursaussetzung? Gestern wurde doch gehandelt, oder?! (Schlusskurs 0,20 Cent)


Stans Energy Awarded $118 Million USD in International Arbitration Ruling
July 02, 2014 05:47 PM Eastern Daylight Time

TORONTO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Stans Energy Corp. (TSX-V: HRE, OTCQX: HREEF), (“Stans” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that the Arbitration Court at the Moscow Chamber of Commerce and Industry (the “Tribunal”) has handed down a final binding ruling in the matter between the Company and the Government of the Kyrgyz Republic. The Company is now entitled to enforcement of the Tribunal Judgment pursuant to the New York Convention on the Recognition and Enforcement of Foreign Arbitral Awards (1958).