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[PanTau]

Hallo zusammen,

Samex Mining hat erfolgreich das PP abgeschlossen und seitdem zieht die Aktie wieder an. Samex dürfte aufgrund der guten Gebiete und bald anstehenden Bohrergebnisse deutlich Luft nach oben haben.

Auf alle Fälle ein Blick wert.

Gibt es noch mehr Personen hier, die diesen Wert halten? Ich bin schon seit Jahren investiert und hab gerade nochmals nachgeladen.

Viele Grüße

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.480.626 von PanTau am 09.11.10 09:43:59

Ich hatte es vermutet und es scheint sich zu bestätigen, plus 16% in Kanada :-)

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.485.465 von PanTau am 09.11.10 17:18:57

hier noch ein Report aus 2009

http://www.gold-speculator.com/clive-maund/14039-samex-minin…

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.485.916 von PanTau am 09.11.10 18:01:55

Hallo Leute,

lest das mal, dann entscheidet selbst. Eigfentlich ein MUST-Have Explorer

http://www.resourceinvestor.com/News/2010/11/Pages/Samex-In-…

[esco7]

Bin seit 2006 dabei und hatte den Wert ab Ende 2008 als Depotleiche ignoriert.

Schön wenn mal ein „totes Pferd“ doch wieder lebendig wird.

esco7

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.786.584 von esco7 am 02.01.11 16:31:53

ja, ich bin seit 2002 dabei, mal plus mal minus...

aber anscheinend haben die ein hervorragendes potenzial, ich habe noch nachgelegt. die ergebnisse sollen bald kommen, dann wirds abgehen :-)

[Ludmilla]

hi pantau

Ich hab mir mal einen blick auf samex gegönnt. Vielleicht bin ich in kürze dabei.....

cu Ludmilla

[Ludmilla]

bin nun auch dabei zu ek 0.67 cad

cu Ludmilla

[Ludmilla]

sie suchen....

Press Release Source: SAMEX Mining Corp. On Wednesday January 26, 2011, 3:21 pm

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Jan. 26, 2011) - SAMEX (TSX VENTURE:SXG - News; OTCBB:SMXMF - News) has commenced a substantial geophysical survey over portions of the Los Zorros district in Chile. The survey is being conducted by Quantec Geoscience utilizing their propriety Titan 24 technology. The Titan 24 Magnetotellurics and IP/Resistivity survey is a deep-earth-imaging technology system for detecting conductive mineralization, disseminated mineralization, alteration, structure and geology which can help target and direct exploration drilling to depth. Data from the Titan 24 survey will be correlated with data from earlier exploration and current drilling to help guide ongoing exploration throughout the extensive Los Zorros gold district.

The program, which includes five survey lines totaling over 20 line-kilometers, has just begun and is expected to include several weeks of field-data collection followed by four to six weeks of data-modeling and interpretation. SAMEX President, Jeff Dahl said; "This is the first time we've conducted a geophysical survey of this nature in the Los Zorros district and we're excited to see what this deep-imaging technology will reveal. This program will enable us to incorporate our earlier exploration data into the modeling process which may be very helpful in expediting discoveries within this prolifically mineralized district."

SAMEX is conducting a multi-project, multi-faceted exploration program at its large, wholly owned, Los Zorros property holdings in Chile. Thus far in the current program, three holes have been drilled in the Cinchado project area, one deep hole (greater than 800 meters) in Milagro Pampa project area, and two holes (one still in progress) in the Milagro project area. Core logging and assaying are continuing and will be integrated with data from the Titan 24 survey in order to direct further drilling in these project areas. SAMEX recently secured major funding which has facilitated a significant expansion and extension of the exploration programs on its various projects in the Los Zorros gold district.

[Ludmilla]

upsss

da sind gerade 845'000 stücke über den tisch zu can $ 0.75....

wer kauft???? wer verkauft???

cu Ludmilla

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.003.757 von Ludmilla am 08.02.11 17:23:31

Hi Ludmilla,

gute Frage. Auf alle Fälle geschieht dies bei steigenden Kursen. Da die Zahlen bald bevorstehen, werte ich das als äußerst positiv

The show must go on :-)

Ich hoffe auf 1,50 in Kürze

[Ludmilla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.005.391 von PanTau am 08.02.11 20:36:28

hi pan tau

War ein erfreulicher tag gestern. So wie es aussieht, wissen da leute mehr als die allgemeinheit. Ich spekuliere darauf, dass hier etwas ähnliches wie bei sabina gold and silver passiert.

we will see!

cu Ludmilla

[Ludmilla]

wieder grosse umsätze und stabil bis steigend....

macht hoffnung
cu Ludmilla

[Ludmilla]

Mega umsatz, schon 2.8 mil stücke gehandelt....

Und das ohne news, da geht noch mehr! Für uns nur stochern im nebel

cu Ludmilla

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.068.034 von Ludmilla am 18.02.11 17:54:18

Hi,

da ist was im Busch, das lange Warten hat sich hier ausgezahlt. Zumindest für mich, der ich schon über 5 Jahre dabei bin :-).

Über 4 MIo Stücke und positiver Trend :-)...ich freu mich auf die News. Anscheinend wissen manche schon mehr

[Ludmilla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.069.717 von PanTau am 18.02.11 22:04:48

Ich bin auch überzeugt das etwas im busch ist. Sehr auffällig die hohen umsätze ohne news

wait and see

http://de.advfn.com/p.php?pid=staticchart&s=TX^SXG&p=0&t=26&…

[Ludmilla]

canadian insiders

Kauf:
Feb 22/11 Feb 18/11 Sadeghpour, Sasan Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 4,970,200 $0.825

fett zugelangt!

cu Ludmilla

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.089.030 von Ludmilla am 23.02.11 08:50:54

das sieht sehr vielversprechend aus. so viel geld in einen explorer stecken ist selbstredend.

ich glaube wir werden hier noch ganz andere kurse sehen :->

[Ludmilla]

haben wir uns zu früh gefreut....

kurs schmilzt wie schnee an der sonne?

cu Ludmilla

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.165.766 von Ludmilla am 08.03.11 16:46:01

nein, tut er nicht und das ist das faszinierende dabei. die drücken m.E. den Kurs, um "günstig" nachkaufen zu können :-). Samex hat doch recht gut im Plus geschlossen

[Ludmilla]

So, hab jetzt nochmal ein paar stücke zu 0.64 can $ nachgekauft. Da hatte ja jemand anders ganz andere preise bezahlt....

we will hope
Ludmilla

[Ludmilla]

es gibt news...

eröffnung bei 0.85 can $


Samex Makes Exploration Breakthrough at Cinchado; Multiple Gold Intercepts at Milagro & Milagro Pampa-Los Zorros District, Chile
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Press Release Source: SAMEX Mining Corp. On Monday April 18, 2011, 5:54 pm EDT

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - April 18, 2011) - SAMEX (TSX VENTURE:SXG - News; OTCBB:SMXMF - News) announces that early results from its multi-faceted exploration programs at Los Zorros are strongly encouraging and demonstrate important advancements on several projects. A Titan-24 geophysical survey,which was completed subsequent to the drilling reported below, has provided key insights into many of the project targets.

Program highlights include:




-- Breakthrough in target definition at the Cinchado project (see graphics
plates at www.samex.com).
-- Titan-24 geophysical survey reveals numerous additional targets while
refining existing ones.
-- A 900-meter step-out drill hole at the Milagro project intersects
multiple auriferous (gold-bearing) stratigraphic intervals, favorable
for hosting gold deposits.
-- Deep drilling at Milagro Pampa intersects a long interval of stock-work
veined, variable mineralized, porphyry intrusion, which Titan-24 shows
may be the halo to a large IP anomaly centered 400 meters to the east.

SAMEX President, Jeff Dahl says; "The Titan-24 geophysical survey, in conjunction with our detailed geologic mapping and drilling, has proven successful in assisting us with understanding the mineral potential at Los Zorros. It's been effective in refining and advancing our existing project targets while outlining important new ones. I expect that we will be utilizing this exploration tool again shortly."

SAMEX management is pleased with the exploration progress and is confident that the persistent application of quality exploration practices and technologies upon the geologically complex and well-mineralized Los Zorros gold-copper-silver district holds the strong promise of multiple mineral discoveries. The Company has a strong treasury of nearly CDN $10 million (gold, silver and cash) and is well positioned to aggressively advance its high-priority projects at Cinchado, the Milagros, and Nora while bringing forward numerous additional targets.

Cinchado Gold Project - Exploration core drilling was designed to test both beneath and the westward down-dip projected continuation of a prospective zone of strong jasperoid-barite vein/mantos alterations features. Such features at the south end of Cerro Cinchado can be traced down into the gold-mineralized breccia (3 grams/tonne gold average grade) at the San Pedro mine. The iron-oxide character of the matrix to the mined breccia suggests that the clasts were cemented by considerable copper- and iron-sulfide. The three drill holes, DDH-CC-10-01, -02, & -03, did not intersect the target, but instead found that a +250-meter thick diorite sill had been emplaced, post-mineralization/alteration, cutting through the target interval. This resulted in the target being displaced laterally and decoupled (separated) from the capping jasperoid-barite alteration features by the thickness of the sill.

Titan-24 geophysical survey Line 1, which was run over Cerro Cinchado crossing in the vicinity of the drill holes, subsequently identified the position of the displaced target as a significant IP anomaly situated beneath the diorite sill and 200 to 400 meters west of the drillplatform locations. The character of the IP anomaly in profile (+35 milliradianes chargeability/less than 10 ohm meters resistivity) indicates a steeply oriented, sulfide-mineralized body with great depth extent, and perhaps a width of 100 to over 200 meters. The 1,200-meter lateral extent of the surface alteration features suggests the target might have a significant strike length dimension. Testing this IP target will be a high priority for the exploration drilling campaign. See www.samex.com for accompanying graphics plates: Interpretive Geologic Model, Interpretive Geologic Model On Titan-24 Sections, Cross-section C3-C3' through San Pedro and L6 Mines, and Geochemical Plots 1 and 2.

Titan 24 DC-IP & MT Geophysical Survey - The Titan-24 survey identified 47 interpreted geophysical anomalies, of which 19 anomalies are considered first priority anomalous zones for follow up with potential for sulphide and gold mineralization from near surface to greater than 500m depth.The remaining 28 anomalies are second priority targets that represent small area anomalies, generally with weak to moderate responses near surface.

Approximately 14 of the 47 anomalies coincide with known areas of mineralization determined by surface workings, surface sampling or drilling, including 7 first priority anomalous zones and 7 second priority targets. The known target areas which have coincident anomalies are: (Cinchado, Cinchado East, Nora North - L100N), (Nora Central, Lora Southeast - L200N), (Milagro Pampa - L300N) and (Milagro Mine - L400N). The additional 12 first priority zones and numerous second priority targets, represent new shallow and/or deep target areas worthy of exploration by mapping, sampling and drilling, and will be systematically followed up as they are evaluated and prioritized.

Milagro Gold Project - Two drill holes (DDH-MM-10-01 and -02) were completed as a follow up to test the eastward, down-dip projected continuation of a highly prospective gold-mineralized mantos intercepted in the 2004 program (DDH-MM-04-01 encountered 97.3 meters averaging 0.302 g/t gold, including 2.579 g/t gold over 4.7 meters and previously reported in news release No. 1-05, January 21, 2005).

The first hole DDH-MM-10-01 was sited 140 meters east of DDH-ML-04-01 and aimed inclined westward with the intention of making a relatively shallow intercept of the gold-mineralized mantos layer and underlying altered volcanic debris-flow breccia which too was found to be highly anomalous in gold averaging 0.167 g/t over 71 meters (from 31.7 to 102.7 meters). The target interval was found, in the vicinity of the new drill site, to be displaced by a steeply westward dipping normal fault intersected between depths of 37 to 53 meters. As a result, the hole penetrated through the fault gap and beneath the target interval intended to be drill tested. However, the footwall (54 - 60 meters) to the fault zone was a strongly pyritized/silicified volcaniclastic debris flow breccia with high anomalous gold content (averaging 0.364 g/t). Strongly altered quartz-sericite-pyrite altered volcaniclastic sediments and interlayered debris flow breccia intervals continued to a depth of 369 meters where the hole was stopped after penetrating well into weakly altered porphyritic diorite sill (354 - 369 meters). This entire long interval (53 to 369 meters) continuously contains elevated detectible gold values (greater than 0.010 to less than 0.100 g/t) with numerous subintervals of anomalous gold (0.108 to 0.807 g/t). One interval (268.0 to 270.0 meters) comprised of strong pyritization and silicification associated with a narrow fault zone contains 11.8 g/t gold.

The second drill hole (DDH-MM-10-02) was sited 900 meters east-southeast of DDH-ML-04-01. This long step-out and location were chosen to test again the projected southeastward down-dip continuation of the gold-mineralized mantos layer and within a structural block that is largely intact without significant fault disruptions. This hole was aimed inclined northwestward and, below an altered mafic sill, entered into a thick interval (from 228 to 517 meters) of prospective-looking, quartz-sericite-pyrite altered volcaniclastic debris-flow breccia units. Geochemical analyses show that the interval from 261.5 to 373.0 meters continuously contains elevated detectible (less than 0.010 to less than 0.100 g/t) amounts of gold. Within this interval, three prominent intervals of significantly anomalous gold (greater than 0.100 to 2.14 g/t) were intersected: 261.5 to 278.0 meters, 313.0 to 332.0 meters, and 350.0 to 373.0 meters. The hole was stopped at a depth of 517.0 meters within a silicified/pyritized carbonaceous black shale sedimentary unit where subsequent assaying shows low-level anomalous gold values (0.105 to 0.151 g/t) begin to reappear.

The results of the Milagro project reconnaissance drilling are encouraging and show widespread low-level to anomalous values of gold spread over great thicknesses of quartz-sericite-pyrite altered volcaniclastic sedimentary rock. The extent and style of alteration, and anomalous gold are indicative of large-scale mineralizing processes, and possibly comprise a halo to areas of significant gold mineralization. Titan-24 Line 4, which runs through the Milagro project area and in close vicinity to the drill holes, shows that DDH-MM-10-02 was drilling down into, but not through, a very strong IP chargeability anomaly; and over top of, thus missing, a strong resistivity anomaly. The latter resistivity anomaly outlines a target highly prospective for a gold-mineralized, silicified body positioned along the range front. This resistivity anomaly was also observed on Titan-24 Line 3, so, is known to extend for at least 700 meters from the Milagro project area northward across the east part of the Milagro Pampa project area (open-ended to the north and south).

Further west and south of the Milagro drilling, 46 samples were collected on shallow, exposed barite veins, fault zones, narrow breccias and minor jasperoid occurrences observed during prospecting traverses over a 1,300 x 800 meter area. The 46 samples range from less than 0.005 to 20.2 g/t gold including 10 samples returning greater than 1.0 g/t gold, with four of these ranging from 4.26 to 5.56 g/t gold. Underlying this sampled area, a second sizeable IP anomaly characterized by high chargeability and high resistivity lies at relatively shallow depth was identified by Titan-24 Line 4. The character of this anomaly is that of a thick/extensive, strongly silicified/pyritiferous mantos interval and which is known to be positioned adjacent/proximal to a shallow concealed altered porphyry intrusion (gravity low). In light of the geologic environment of favorable sedimentary host rocks and widespread, low-level to anomalous gold, this IP anomaly represents another exciting drill target for the Milagro project.

Milagro Pampa Project - One exploration core hole (DDH-MP-10-01) was drilled westward inclined to a depth of 869.4 meters. This hole tested down across anhydrite and quartz stock work veinlets and sheeted vein swarm within a sericite-quartz-pyrite altered porphyritic intrusion. These bedrock features are concealed beneath 12 meters of gravel cover. The hole proceeded downward through intense veinleting and pyritiferous sericite-altered porphyritic intrusion, which appears to comprise an extensive phyllic alteration halo. The west margin of the intrusion was intersected at 657 meters depth where pyritized hornfelsed and calc-silicate skarnoid metasedimentary rocks were intersected.

Geochemical results on continuous sampling show, from 150 to 500 meters depth, overall increasing levels of variably anomalous copper (greater than 100 to 905 ppm) copper and elevated detectible to anomalous gold (greater than 0.050 to 0.332 g/t). Below approximately 500 meters, the hole encountered a series of prominent vein and brecciated intervals from 0.3 to 1.2 meters thickness with greater than 1% copper, and 0.475 to 6.08 g/t gold. A 1.9-meter (true width) vein/fault interval assayed 13.0 g/t gold including 0.75 meters (true width) at 29.4 g/t gold. The interval, 692.0 to 738.6 meters (23.3 meters true width), averaged 1.51 g/t Au, 2.15 g/t Ag and 0.27% Cu with strongly anomalous mercury and arsenic. The dominant orientation of veins and veinlets intersected in core indicated that the drill hole was cutting down at an acute angle to the vein dip direction and that perhaps was also drilling westward and away from the "heart" of the mineralizing system.

Titan-24 Line 3, which crosses through the area of the drill hole, indeed shows that a sizeable and very strong IP chargeability anomaly (to +40 milliradianes) lies centered 400 meters to the east. On the profile, hole DDH-MP-10-01 can be seen to be located at the very west edge of the large IP anomaly. The target at Milagro Pampa is a high-grade, gold-bearing; copper-sulfide mineralized sheeted veins system perhaps of substantial size.

The Company continues to incorporate/evaluate exploration results while planning additional drilling, sampling and geophysical work programs for multiple projects at its large, wholly owned Los Zorros property holdings in Chile. Although many quality targets are advancing, the exploration breakthrough at Cinchado provides an excellent opportunity for prodigious success and will be an immediate priority in the days ahead.

The geologic technical information in this News Release was prepared by Robert Kell, Vice-President Exploration for SAMEX MINING CORP. and Philip Southam, Geologist. Mr. Kell and Mr. Southam are "qualified persons" pursuant to Canadian Securities National Instrument 43-101 concerning Standards Of Disclosure For Mineral Projects.Geochemical analyses on samples were performed by ALS Minerals, an internationally recognized and ISO certified laboratory complying with international standards. Except where otherwise noted, the analytical and test data underlying the information disclosed herein was verified by or under the supervision of Mr. Kell and Mr. Southam.

[Ludmilla]

wauuuuuu!

[PanTau]

hi ludmilla,

endlich!!!! kein soooo schlechter Tipp :-).
Plus 88%, wie geil ist das denn :-)

[Ludmilla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.392.015 von PanTau am 19.04.11 23:05:56

hi pantau

ja, ziemlich genial! Schuldenfrei und es werden gute ergebnisse kommuniziert. Vielleicht habe ich glück und das wird noch so ein cooles teil wie sabina gold & silver. 88% erinnert mich irgendwie an den neuen markt und pommes buden. Hier haben wir jedoch statt pommes richtig handfestes. Wir dürfen gespannt auf die nächsten ergebnisse der sondierbohrungen warten.

cu Ludmilla

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.392.836 von Ludmilla am 20.04.11 09:03:50

From today's Le Metropole Cafe's MIDAS column:

GATA’s Adrian Douglas is a mega-Samex fan and has visited the Cinchado target in Chili. I asked Adrian if he would give me his personal opinion of what these drill results mean…

Bill,
The key is that T-24 has identified the Cinchado target. We know the grade of this geologic horizon is likely to be 3 g/t because an up-thrown fault block had 150,000 tons mined from it. The much bigger part was down -thrown and laterally displaced by a granite intrusive. The holes that were drilled BEFORE the T-24 survey hit this granite sill but is perfectly understood now that the T-24 data has been acquired and interpreted. The Titan 24 responds superbly to the down-thrown block because it is also high in copper content. This means there is extremely high confidence on the exact location and size and likely gold grade of the target. The next holes in my opinion will be a major discovery of a world class gold resource.

On top of this there are good gold intercepts in the Milago and Milago-Pampa. The T-24 also indicated targets that are in additional to the many Samex has already generated.

Many people will not realize the implications of this but for me this is a last big buying opportunity before a next drill hole is put in Cinchado which is only weeks away.
Cheers
Adrian

[Ludmilla]

Und wieder zugeschlagen hat:

Apr 20/11 Apr 19/11 Sadeghpour, Sasan Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,455,500 $1.190

Mr. Sasan Sadeghpour. Die decken sich wirklich bis zur halskrause ein.

weiter so, wir sind auf dem richtigen weg!

cu Ludmilla

[Ludmilla]

er sammelt weiter....

Apr 26/11 Apr 26/11 Sadeghpour, Sasan Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 184,000 $1.197

[Ludmilla]

Irre, schon wieder zugeschlagen zu can $ 1.30 - 2'280'700 stücke. Das muss man sich auf der zunge zergehen lassen!

Apr 27/11 Apr 27/11 Sadeghpour, Sasan Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 2,280,700 $1.300

er weiss, vermutet mehr. Gibt nur eins, dabei bleiben!

cu Ludmilla

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.420.847 von Ludmilla am 28.04.11 08:51:10

Geil, die halten über 20% von Samex :-)

Ich geh auch davon aus, dass die mehr wissen

[Ludmilla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.427.584 von PanTau am 29.04.11 09:27:26

ich glaub wir zwei sind hier die einzigsten .... :-) Reihum, auch anderen foren ist samex kein thema. Ich meine, eigentlich ein gutes zeichen.

nice weekend Ludmilla

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.429.232 von Ludmilla am 29.04.11 13:11:28

Die Insiderkäufe gehen fleißig weiter und halten den Kurs relativ stabil - und das in einem schwachen Umfeld :-)

By the way...nicht uninteressant

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

:-)

[PanTau]

ho hoooo, das Karusell dreht sich weiter. Ich leg vielleicht noch ein paar nach, obwohl ich ja eigentlich echt nicht sooo wenige hab :-)

http://www.canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?…

[Ludmilla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.456.650 von PanTau am 05.05.11 10:55:07

Hi pan tau

Die insiderverkäufe waren mir ein bisschen zu viel des guten. Hab mal kasse mit meinem bescheidenen anteilen gemacht. Vielleich gehe ich später nochmal rein.

Du hälst deine shares?

cu Ludmilla

[PanTau]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.718.552 von Ludmilla am 29.06.11 18:02:17

hi,

ja, bisher halte ich noch...mal sehen :-)

Waren ja nicht so viele Verkäufe

[esco7]

Sasco Partners Sends Open Letter to Shareholders of Samex Mining

HOUSTON, Dec. 15, 2011 /PRNewswire/ --Sasco Partners, LP (together with its affiliates, "Sasco"), the largest shareholder of Samex Mining Corp. ("Samex" or the "Company") (TSX-V: SXG.V) (OTC.BB: SMXMF.OB), today announced that it delivered an open letter to Samex shareholders. In the letter, Sasco expressed its deep disappointment with the executive team's mismanagement, slow pace of drilling, and empty promises to shareholders. Sasco further shared its concern over the lack of shareholder representation on the Samex board of directors. Sasco stated that the status quo is unacceptable and outlined a plan to seek (i) the designation of the current President and CEO, Jeff Dahl, as a Vice President,(ii) the appointment of a seasoned mining executive as President and CEO, to be based out of Santiago or Copiapo, in close proximity to Samex' geological team and (iii) the replacement of three of the current Samex directors. Sasco is optimistic that these changes will be in the best interests of shareholders and further speed the Company's exploration progress going forward.

The full text of the letter follows:

December 15, 2011

Dear Fellow Samex Shareholders,

Like you, I was excited to invest in Samex Mining Corp. ("Samex" or the "Company") because of its impressive Los Zorros property in Chile and brilliant geological team. I still am. However, I have come to realize since my substantial private placement last year that management has not had the best interests of shareholders at heart. Their actions have sent the message that they care more about utilizing shareholder capital for the sake of salary longevity rather than exploration drilling. As the single largest controlling shareholder of Samex, with ownership of 29,484,368 shares, or approximately 23.26% of the outstanding shares, I believe it is in the best interests of investors to seek changes in the way the Company does business. I will do my best here to summarize the main issues thus far and what should be done going forward.

-Despite having well over $9 million in funding for more than a year now, the Company has averaged just 0.5 rigs of drilling annually. Management only days ago brought out a second rig after numerous months of constant pleading from me to finally start spending adequate capital on drilling. In a similar vein, no serious effort was put into the recruitment of additional geologists for our exploration team in Chile until the past few months. It was only after my numerous phone calls, emails, and in-person visits, demanding more progress in acquiring geologists, that the management team got focused on recruiting. It is no surprise that within a few months we managed to recruit quite a few bright geologists once the right strategies were implemented.

-Management's execution pace leaves a lot to be desired in a world where time is money. In a December 17, 2010 press release, Samex affirmed it would start drilling on the Nora project "early in the first quarter of 2011." Yet drilling did not commence until November 2011, roughly 10 months past due. Then following completion of the Titan 24 testing in February of this year, drilling did not resume again until July - approximately 5 months later. That equates to almost half the year where no drilling took place, all the while our Company still had to dole out substantial salary and overhead expenses.

-The Company's transparency and communication with investors is in dire need of improvement. Furthermore, our corporate website is quite simply an abomination. It is not only harsh on the eyes, but does an incredibly poor job of articulating the Company's prospects. Visitors should be able to clearly see maps of our projects, drill results, etc. within 30 seconds - as is the case with websites of almost every other mining company.

-Management has also forgotten its promises to shareholders. For example, after my substantial private placement finalized in November 2010, Jeff Dahl vowed the funding would "allow us to not only expand, but accelerate our exploration efforts." Then, again in a May 3, 2011 letter to shareholders, Jeff Dahl asserted that the Company was "in a very strong position to advance our large exploration agenda on a more vigorous and continuous basis." Clearly, reality has not matched the rhetoric.

-Aside from Rob Kell, who spends most of his year in Chile, the rest of our executives choose to perform their duties largely from the comforts of their hometown in Abbotsford, Canada. There is no reason why both our CEO and VP of Operations cannot work in Chile on a full-time basis. Quite frankly, who can effectively manage a business from another continent? We need executives with strong dedication in order to ensure Samex maximizes the efficiency of its exploration agenda in Chile.

-The composition of the Company's board of directors is severely lacking by both Canadian and international standards. Investor interests are not adequately represented by even one seat on our six-person board. It is my belief that investor interests should comprise at least half of the board going forward. After all, we are the owners of the business. Perhaps if this had been the case all along, more than 90% of our stock option allowance would not have been generously awarded over the years largely to individuals who reside full-time in Canada. Options are a tool to recruit talent to our Company. They should not be handed out like party favors amongst friends year after year.

In response to all of this, management may tell you that patience and understanding are required in exploration. They may provide a laundry list of excuses as to why certain things have not been done on time, or even at all. Unfortunately, this is not a matter of patience and understanding but rather of performance and accountability. The good news is that these are all fixable problems. I am interested in solutions for our Company, not excuses. That is precisely why I have recently offered management a very effective three-point plan aimed at solving the above-listed issues:

A) The resignation of Jeff Dahl from his position as Presidentand CEO. Mr. Dahl would continue to serve the Company as a Vice President in Canada. It is my belief that he has been a thoughtful visionary, yet ineffective executor. A management team cannot successfully lead from afar.

B) The appointment of a seasoned mining executive as President and CEO of Samex. This executive would work full-time out of an office in Santiago or Copiapo. Their experience and proximity would greatly assist the geological team in achieving its goals.

C) The appointment of three new directors to replace half of our current board of directors. These directors would be chosen by Sasco Partners to represent the best interests of investors. As a result of such action, we believe that the actual owners of the business would have an important voice in critical decisions moving forward.

We believe the status quo will only result in more delays, dilution, and continued disappointment. We need a team that is fully dedicated to the mission of drilling our prized projects in Chile. Now that I have fully explained my viewpoint on Samex, I hope you will do the same. As the largest shareholder of Samex, I have already heard strong, supportive feedback from numerous investors as of late. I will always welcome calls and emails from fellow investors who are serious about unlocking the full potential of our Company.

Warmest Regards,

Sasan Sadeghpour
Chief Investment Officer
Sasco Investments, Manager of Sasco Partners

Contact:
Sasco Partners, LP
Sasan Sadeghpour, [phone] (ext. 102)

SOURCE Sasco Partners, LP


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[Ludmilla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.767.437 von PanTau am 10.07.11 21:03:28

hi pan tau

Bist du noch drin? Wenn ja, wie beurteilst du den aktuellen stand....
Überlege einen erneuten einstieg.

Wünsch dir noch ein gutes neues jahr!

cu Ludmilla

[PanTau]

Hi Ludmilla,

Danke, dir auch ein gutes Jahr 2012.

ja, ich bin wieder drin. Zwischenzeitlich war ich kurz raus.

Die Perspektive ist durch die Sasco-Offensive besser denn je würde ich sagen.

Schau mal hier im Board, da hat Sasco selber geantwortet:

http://www.stockhouse.com/BULLBOARDS/SymbolList.aspx?s=SXG&t…

...Samex as either the next 20-bagger... :-) (das wäre nicht schlecht)

VG

Pantau

[esco7]

Ich vermute mal der "gefühlte" Zweck der Führungselite besteht im Sammeln von kleineren Gesteinsproben an der Oberfläche von diversen Berghängen. Wichtig ist dabei ein Foto als "Arbeitsnachweis" und das Einstellen auf eine folkloristische Webseite.

Ich trage mich mit dem Gedanken auch so eine ähnliche Geschäftsidee umzusetzen.
Wenig Arbeit, viel Folklore, Geo-Grundkurs an der "Volkshochschule" und dann ab nach Kanada. Mit einem Alpha-Männchengehalt von mindestens 10 000,- im Monat und das über viele Jahre oder im Idealfall sogar Jahrzehnte sollte es doch möglich sein ein Haus mit Familie zu unterhalten. Da wäre sogar noch ein Mitgliedschaft im Golfclub drin.
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Jeffrey P. Dahl
Director, President and Chief Executive Officer
Salary 2009 $148,500.00
Samex Mining Corporation
Abbotsford , BC
Sector: BASIC MATERIALS / Nonmetallic Mineral Mining
Officer since August 2001
48 Years Old
Jeffrey P. Dahl, President; Director of SAMEX Mining Corp. from November 1995 to present; President of SAMEX Mining Corp. from August, 2001 to present; Chief Executive Officer of SAMEX Mining Corp. from May, 2003 to present.





Robert E. Kell
Vice President, Exploration and Director
Salary $130,400.00
Samex Mining Corporation
Abbotsford , BC
Sector: BASIC MATERIALS / Nonmetallic Mineral Mining
Officer since November 1995
59 Years Old
Robert E. Kell, Geologist, Vice President, Exploration; Vice President, Exploration of SAMEX Mining Corp. from November 1995 to present.


http://people.forbes.com/search?ticker=SMXMF

[Ludmilla]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.172.027 von esco7 am 16.05.12 11:40:32

Das ist wieder so ein teil, wo man echt ins grübeln kommt. Habe den langen abstieg beobachtet und denke irgendwo zwischen 0.10 und 0.15 can $ ein bisschen spielgeld setzen?!?

cu Ludmilla

[esco7]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.176.408 von Ludmilla am 17.05.12 09:58:11

Höchstens 1-2% des Gesamtvermögens für die Samex-Schnarchnasen verwenden. Dann kann man auch mal 2 Jahre aussitzen. Ist Sasco eigentlich noch dabei (eher unwahrscheinlich bei diesem Kurs)?

[esco7]

Samex nun mit Sascos Mr. Sadeghpour

http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/stories/v.sxg/8610678

SAMEX Mining Corp. and Sasco Partners, LP Announce Agreement
ABBOTSFORD, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Sept. 10, 2012) - SAMEX Mining Corp. ("SAMEX") (TSX VENTURE:SXG)(OTCQB:SMXMF) announced today that it has reached an agreement with its largest shareholders, Sasco Partners, LP and Sasan Sadeghpour (collectively, "Sasco") who collectively own approximately 23.64% of SAMEX's outstanding common shares. As part of the agreement, SAMEX has appointed Sasan Sadeghpour to the SAMEX board of directors (the "Board") and to position of Chair of the Board. Mr. Sadeghpour will also serve on the Audit Committee and the Compensation Committee.
"We are pleased to have reached this constructive resolution and look forward to working with Sasco," said Jeffrey Dahl, SAMEX President and CEO. "Not only has Sasco made a significant financial investment in SAMEX, Sasco has taken a keen interest in our exploration efforts. The addition of Mr. Sadeghpour to the Board will enable us to more fully incorporate valuable input from a major shareholder of the Company, and we would like to take this opportunity to welcome him to the Board."

Mr. Sadeghpour will be replacing Peter Dahl, who has agreed to step down as a director and Chair of the Board, and who will now serve on the advisory board of SAMEX.
"We wish to thank Peter for all of his hard work and substantial contributions to SAMEX over the past 18 years," said Jeffrey Dahl. "We are also pleased that Peter agreed to step aside in order to facilitate this compromise with Sasco, and that he has agreed to take on an advisory position with SAMEX so that the Company will continue to have access to his knowledge and relationships. Importantly, the new Board provides continuity, as five of its members are past directors of SAMEX. The addition of Mr. Sadeghpour's business development and financing background will bring both experience and additional perspectives that will be an asset to the Board."
Mr. Sadeghpour is the President and Chief Investment Officer of Sasco Investments, LP and has managed hedge fund Sasco Partners, LP since its inception in January 2004. Mr. Sadeghpour brings considerable financial skills and experience to SAMEX, with the aim of helping the company maximize its potential. Mr. Sadeghpour's position on the Board is also a recognition of Mr. Sadeghpour's significant ownership interest in SAMEX.
"Sasco appreciates the contribution of Peter Dahl and the other members of the Board since SAMEX's inception," said Mr. Sadeghpour. "All respective parties worked hard to resolve their differences with the goal of reaching an amicable agreement. I look forward to working closely with the Board in a positive manner for the benefit of all shareholders, and I remain optimistic as to the future of SAMEX."
Mr. Sadeghpour will be placed on SAMEX's management slate for election at the upcoming annual general meeting (the "Meeting") scheduled to take place October 1, 2012. An amended and restated management information circular and form of proxy in respect of the Meeting will be mailed to shareholders in the upcoming days. Further details of the terms of the settlement are described in the information circular which, along with a copy of the settlement agreement, will be filed on SEDAR and will be available for review by interested persons at www.sedar.com.

"We believe that this settlement, which avoids a potentially costly and corporately disruptive dispute, is clearly in the best interests of the Company and its shareholders," said Jeffrey Dahl. "With these matters now fully resolved, we can concentrate entirely on advancing our exploration agenda in Chile."

Marketwire Canada
September 10, 2012 - 2:14 PM EDT

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18 fruchtlose Jahre sollten für Peter Dahl dann auch reichen.

esco7