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Atico Reports Consolidated Financial Results, for the 3rd Quarter of '14 - Nov 20, 2014
www.aticomining.com/i/pdf/news/ATYNRNov202014Final.pdf
"Atico Mining Corporation (the "Company" or "Atico") (TSX VENTURE:ATY)(PINKSHEETS:ATCMF) today announced its financial results for the three months ended September 30, 2014, posting income from mining operations of $2,758,860 and net income of $363,504. Production for the quarter at Atico's El Roble mine totaled 2.70 million pounds of copper and 2,932 ounces of gold in concentrates at a cash cost(1) of $0.72 per payable pound of copper produced(2).
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO, commented, "We are reporting a strong production quarter at the El Roble mine, as we saw a 30% increase in metal production over the second quarter. This increase along with operational improvements resulted in a 28.7% decrease in cash costs net of by-product credits." Mr. Ganoza continued, "The scale-up remains on schedule and we expect to operate at 650 tonnes per day throughout the first quarter of 2015."
Third Quarter Financial Highlights
- The Company produced 5,768 dry metric tonnes of concentrate during the quarter with a metal content of 2.70 million pounds of copper, 2,932 ounces of gold and 8,257 oz of silver.
- Sales of $7,520,499 million were generated during the quarter from the shipping and provisional invoicing of 4,412.8 dry metric tonnes of concentrate containing 1.93 million lbs of payable copper, 1,951 and 1,759 oz of payable gold and silver respectively.
- At quarter-end, 4,810 wet metric tonnes of non-invoiced concentrate remained at the Company's warehouses.
- Cash cost for the quarter was $111.81 per tonne of processed ore, or $0.72 per pound of payable copper produced(1) (refer to non-GAAP Financial Measures).
- Income from mining operations for the quarter was $2,758,860.
- Net income for the quarter was $363,504.
- Cash flow from operations before non-cash working capital items for the quarter was $2,250,367.
- Change in cash for the quarter was $1,523,026.
Third Quarter Operations Review
The El Roble mine performed as planned during the third quarter with an increase of 30% and 36% in copper and gold produced respectively compared to previous quarter. The increase was driven by a combination of higher throughput, head grades and copper and gold metallurgical recovery. The third quarters cash cost per tonne of processed ore increased slightly from the $111.60 cost in the previous quarter, while the cash cost(1) per pound of payable copper produced decreased by 28.7% to $0.72, mainly driven by an increase of 18% and 15% in the copper and gold content per processed tonne, a 12% increase in daily throughput, and a 10% increase in gold metallurgical recovery.
Third Quarter Operational Details
Q3 Total Q2 Total % Change
Production (Contained in Concentrates)*
Copper (000s pounds) 2,702 2,070 30 %
Gold (ounces) 2,932 2,155 36 %
Silver (ounces) 8,257 6,673 24 %
Mine
Tonnes of ore mined 40,088 37,206 8 %
Mill
Tonnes processed 36,505 33,888 8 %
Tonnes processed per day 493.0 440.1 12 %
Copper grade (%) 3.63 3.07 18 %
Gold grade (g/t) 3.60 3.12 15 %
Silver grade (g/t) 13.48 13.27 2 %
Recoveries
Copper (%) 92.4 90.1 3 %
Gold (%) 69.5 63.4 10 %
Silver (%) 52.2 46.2 13 %
Concentrates
Copper Concentrates (dmt) 5,768 4,388 31 %
Copper (%) 21.24 21.39 -1 %
Gold (g/t) 15.81 15.27 4 %
Silver (g/t) 44.53 47.29 -6 %
Payable copper produced (000s lbs) 2,576 1,967 31 %
Cash cost per pound of payable copper(1)(2) ($/lbs) 0.72 1.01 -28.7 %
* Subject to adjustments due to final settlement
The financial statements and MD&A are available on SEDAR and have also been posted on the company's website at http://www.aticomining.com/s/FinancialStatements.asp
El Roble Mine
El Roble is an operating underground copper and gold mine with a nominal mineral processing capacity of 400 tonnes per day. Over the past 22 years, the mine has processed 1.5 million tonnes of ore at an average head grade of 2.5% copper and an estimated 2.5 g/t gold. Copper and gold mineralization occurs within volcanogenic massive sulfide ("VMS") lenses.
Since entering into an option agreement in January 2011 to acquire 90% of El Roble, Atico has aggressively explored the mine and surrounding claims. The Company has completed 11,740 meters of diamond drilling and identified numerous prospective targets for VMS deposits on the 6,679-hectare property. This exploration led to the discovery of high-grade copper and gold mineralization below the 2000 level, previously the lowest production level of the El Roble mine. Atico has developed a new adit access from the 1880 elevation to develop these new resources.
National Instrument 43-101 compliant inferred mineral resource are 1.58 million tonnes grading 4.45% copper and 3.17 g/t gold, at a cut-off grade of 0.72% copper equivalent. Mineralization is open at depth and along strike, the Company plans to further test the limits of the resource.
On the larger land package, the Company has identified a prospective stratigraphic contact between volcanic rocks and black and grey cherts that has been traced by Atico geologists for ten kilometers. This contact has been determined to be an important control on VMS mineralization on which Atico has identified 15 prospective target areas for VMS type mineralization occurrence, which is the focus of the surface drill program at El Roble.
Qualified Person
Mr. Thomas Kelly (SME Registered Member 1696580), Chief Operating Officer of the Company and a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 standards, is responsible for ensuring that the technical information contained in this news release is an accurate summary of the original reports and data provided to or developed by Atico.
About Atico Mining Corporation
Atico is a growth-oriented company, focused on exploring, developing and mining copper and gold projects in Latin America. The Company operates the El Roble mine and is pursuing additional acquisition opportunities. For more information, please visit www.aticomining.com.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO
Atico Mining Corporation "
Atico Reports Consolidated Financial Results, for the 3rd Quarter of '14 - Nov 20, 2014
www.aticomining.com/i/pdf/news/ATYNRNov202014Final.pdf
"Atico Mining Corporation (the "Company" or "Atico") (TSX VENTURE:ATY)(PINKSHEETS:ATCMF) today announced its financial results for the three months ended September 30, 2014, posting income from mining operations of $2,758,860 and net income of $363,504. Production for the quarter at Atico's El Roble mine totaled 2.70 million pounds of copper and 2,932 ounces of gold in concentrates at a cash cost(1) of $0.72 per payable pound of copper produced(2).
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO, commented, "We are reporting a strong production quarter at the El Roble mine, as we saw a 30% increase in metal production over the second quarter. This increase along with operational improvements resulted in a 28.7% decrease in cash costs net of by-product credits." Mr. Ganoza continued, "The scale-up remains on schedule and we expect to operate at 650 tonnes per day throughout the first quarter of 2015."
Third Quarter Financial Highlights
- The Company produced 5,768 dry metric tonnes of concentrate during the quarter with a metal content of 2.70 million pounds of copper, 2,932 ounces of gold and 8,257 oz of silver.
- Sales of $7,520,499 million were generated during the quarter from the shipping and provisional invoicing of 4,412.8 dry metric tonnes of concentrate containing 1.93 million lbs of payable copper, 1,951 and 1,759 oz of payable gold and silver respectively.
- At quarter-end, 4,810 wet metric tonnes of non-invoiced concentrate remained at the Company's warehouses.
- Cash cost for the quarter was $111.81 per tonne of processed ore, or $0.72 per pound of payable copper produced(1) (refer to non-GAAP Financial Measures).
- Income from mining operations for the quarter was $2,758,860.
- Net income for the quarter was $363,504.
- Cash flow from operations before non-cash working capital items for the quarter was $2,250,367.
- Change in cash for the quarter was $1,523,026.
Third Quarter Operations Review
The El Roble mine performed as planned during the third quarter with an increase of 30% and 36% in copper and gold produced respectively compared to previous quarter. The increase was driven by a combination of higher throughput, head grades and copper and gold metallurgical recovery. The third quarters cash cost per tonne of processed ore increased slightly from the $111.60 cost in the previous quarter, while the cash cost(1) per pound of payable copper produced decreased by 28.7% to $0.72, mainly driven by an increase of 18% and 15% in the copper and gold content per processed tonne, a 12% increase in daily throughput, and a 10% increase in gold metallurgical recovery.
Third Quarter Operational Details
Q3 Total Q2 Total % Change
Production (Contained in Concentrates)*
Copper (000s pounds) 2,702 2,070 30 %
Gold (ounces) 2,932 2,155 36 %
Silver (ounces) 8,257 6,673 24 %
Mine
Tonnes of ore mined 40,088 37,206 8 %
Mill
Tonnes processed 36,505 33,888 8 %
Tonnes processed per day 493.0 440.1 12 %
Copper grade (%) 3.63 3.07 18 %
Gold grade (g/t) 3.60 3.12 15 %
Silver grade (g/t) 13.48 13.27 2 %
Recoveries
Copper (%) 92.4 90.1 3 %
Gold (%) 69.5 63.4 10 %
Silver (%) 52.2 46.2 13 %
Concentrates
Copper Concentrates (dmt) 5,768 4,388 31 %
Copper (%) 21.24 21.39 -1 %
Gold (g/t) 15.81 15.27 4 %
Silver (g/t) 44.53 47.29 -6 %
Payable copper produced (000s lbs) 2,576 1,967 31 %
Cash cost per pound of payable copper(1)(2) ($/lbs) 0.72 1.01 -28.7 %
* Subject to adjustments due to final settlement
The financial statements and MD&A are available on SEDAR and have also been posted on the company's website at http://www.aticomining.com/s/FinancialStatements.asp
El Roble Mine
El Roble is an operating underground copper and gold mine with a nominal mineral processing capacity of 400 tonnes per day. Over the past 22 years, the mine has processed 1.5 million tonnes of ore at an average head grade of 2.5% copper and an estimated 2.5 g/t gold. Copper and gold mineralization occurs within volcanogenic massive sulfide ("VMS") lenses.
Since entering into an option agreement in January 2011 to acquire 90% of El Roble, Atico has aggressively explored the mine and surrounding claims. The Company has completed 11,740 meters of diamond drilling and identified numerous prospective targets for VMS deposits on the 6,679-hectare property. This exploration led to the discovery of high-grade copper and gold mineralization below the 2000 level, previously the lowest production level of the El Roble mine. Atico has developed a new adit access from the 1880 elevation to develop these new resources.
National Instrument 43-101 compliant inferred mineral resource are 1.58 million tonnes grading 4.45% copper and 3.17 g/t gold, at a cut-off grade of 0.72% copper equivalent. Mineralization is open at depth and along strike, the Company plans to further test the limits of the resource.
On the larger land package, the Company has identified a prospective stratigraphic contact between volcanic rocks and black and grey cherts that has been traced by Atico geologists for ten kilometers. This contact has been determined to be an important control on VMS mineralization on which Atico has identified 15 prospective target areas for VMS type mineralization occurrence, which is the focus of the surface drill program at El Roble.
Qualified Person
Mr. Thomas Kelly (SME Registered Member 1696580), Chief Operating Officer of the Company and a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 standards, is responsible for ensuring that the technical information contained in this news release is an accurate summary of the original reports and data provided to or developed by Atico.
About Atico Mining Corporation
Atico is a growth-oriented company, focused on exploring, developing and mining copper and gold projects in Latin America. The Company operates the El Roble mine and is pursuing additional acquisition opportunities. For more information, please visit www.aticomining.com.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO
Atico Mining Corporation "
Atico Produces 2,700,000 Pounds of Cu +2,932 Ounces of Au in 3rd Quarter '14 - Oct 15, 2014
http://aticomining.mwnewsroom.com/press-releases/atico-produ…
"Atico Mining Corporation (TSX VENTURE:ATY)(PINKSHEETS:ATCMF) is pleased to announce its operating results for the three months ended September 30, 2014 from its El Roble mine. Production for the quarter totaled 2.7 million pounds of copper and 2,932 ounces of gold in concentrates, an increase of 31% and 36% respectively for copper and gold over the second quarter production.
"We are once again pleased with the strong results from our third full quarter of operating the El Roble mine. At the mill we have reached 575 tonnes processed per day and have operated at an average rate of 521 tonnes per day in September. While production has increased steadily so has the metal recovery for both copper and gold, with the latter being over 70% for September," said Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO. "Our operations teams continue to successfully execute our scale-up plans and capitalize on opportunities to further our developments at the mine. We remain on track to achieve steady state production of 650 tonnes per day by year end."
Third Quarter Operational Highlights
- Production of 2.7 million pounds of copper contained in concentrates; an increase of 31% over Q2 and 93% over Q1 2014.
- Production of 2,932 ounces of gold contained in concentrates; an increase of 36% over Q2 and 156% over Q1 2014.
- Average processed tonnes per day of 493; an increase of 12% over Q2 2014.
- Copper and gold head grades of 3.60% and 3.6 grams per tonne; an increase of 18% and 15% for copper and gold respectively over Q2 2014.
- Copper and gold recovery of 92.4% and 69.5%; an increase of 3% and 10% for copper and gold respectively over Q2 2014.
Drilling
The infill drill program at the El Roble mine has continued during the third quarter on schedule. In October the Company has begun step out drilling in areas around known massive sulfide bodies to test for continuity of mineralization at depth and along strike. The Company also plans to begin infill drilling the Zeus massive sulfide body to provide additional information to the operations team and to confirm resources at the lower part of the deposit.
Third Quarter Operational Details
Q3 2014
Total Q2 2014
Total % Change
Production (Contained in Concentrates)
Copper (000s pounds) 2,702 2,070 31%
Gold (ounces) 2,932 2,155 36%
Mine
Tonnes of ore mined 40,088 37,206 8%
Mill
Tonnes processed 36,505 33,888 8%
Tonnes processed per day 493 440 12%
Copper grade (%) 3.63 3.07 18%
Gold grade (g/t) 3.60 3.12 15%
Recoveries
Copper (%) 92.4 90.1 3%
Gold (%) 69.5 63.4 10%
Concentrates
Copper and Gold Concentrates (dmt) 5,768 4,388 31%
Payable copper produced (000s lbs) 2,567 1,967 30%
Note: Metal production figures are subject to adjustments based on final settlement.
El Roble Mine
The El Roble mine is an underground copper, gold and silver mine and processing plant located in the Department of Choco in Colombia. Its commercial product is a copper concentrate with gold and silver by-product credits.
With a nominal capacity of 400 tonnes per day, the mine has processed over the past twenty-two years, a total of over 1.5 million tonnes of ore at an average head grade of 2.6% copper and an estimated gold grade of 2.5 g/t. Copper and gold mineralization at the El Roble property occurs in volcanogenic massive sulfide ("VMS") lenses.
On November 22, 2013, the Company completed the exercise of a property purchase option, acquiring 90% of the shares of Minera El Roble S.A. ("MINER"), the owner of the El Roble mineral property and took control of the producing El Roble mine and 6,679 hectares of surrounding claims. The operation is currently undergoing an expansion to a nominal capacity of 650 tonnes per day.
Since entering into the option agreement in January 2011 to acquire 90% of El Roble, Atico has aggressively explored the mine and surrounding claims. The Company has completed 11,740 meters of diamond drilling and identified numerous prospective targets for VMS deposits on the 6,679-hectare property. This exploration led to the discovery of high-grade copper and gold mineralization below the 2000 level, the lowest production level of the El Roble mine. Atico has developed a new adit access from the 1880 elevation to develop these new resources.
National Instrument 43-101 compliant inferred mineral resource are 1.58 million tonnes grading 4.45 % copper and 3.17 g/t gold, at a cut-off grade of 0.72 % copper equivalent. Mineralization is open at depth and along strike, the Company plans to further test the limits of the resource.
On the larger land package, the Company has identified a prospective stratigraphic contact between volcanic rocks and black and grey cherts that has been traced by Atico geologists for ten kilometers. This contact has been determined to be an important control on VMS mineralization on which Atico has identified 15 prospective target areas for VMS type mineralization occurrence, which is the focus of the surface drill program at El Roble.
Qualified Person
Mr. Thomas Kelly (SME Registered Member 1696580), Chief Operating Officer of the Company and a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 standards, is responsible for ensuring that the technical information contained in this news release is an accurate summary of the original reports and data provided to or developed by Atico.
About Atico Mining Corporation
Atico is a growth-oriented company, focused on exploring, developing and mining copper and gold projects in Latin America. The Company operates the El Roble mine and is pursuing additional acquisition opportunities. For more information, please visit www.aticomining.com.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO
Atico Mining Corporation "
http://aticomining.mwnewsroom.com/press-releases/atico-produ…
"Atico Mining Corporation (TSX VENTURE:ATY)(PINKSHEETS:ATCMF) is pleased to announce its operating results for the three months ended September 30, 2014 from its El Roble mine. Production for the quarter totaled 2.7 million pounds of copper and 2,932 ounces of gold in concentrates, an increase of 31% and 36% respectively for copper and gold over the second quarter production.
"We are once again pleased with the strong results from our third full quarter of operating the El Roble mine. At the mill we have reached 575 tonnes processed per day and have operated at an average rate of 521 tonnes per day in September. While production has increased steadily so has the metal recovery for both copper and gold, with the latter being over 70% for September," said Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO. "Our operations teams continue to successfully execute our scale-up plans and capitalize on opportunities to further our developments at the mine. We remain on track to achieve steady state production of 650 tonnes per day by year end."
Third Quarter Operational Highlights
- Production of 2.7 million pounds of copper contained in concentrates; an increase of 31% over Q2 and 93% over Q1 2014.
- Production of 2,932 ounces of gold contained in concentrates; an increase of 36% over Q2 and 156% over Q1 2014.
- Average processed tonnes per day of 493; an increase of 12% over Q2 2014.
- Copper and gold head grades of 3.60% and 3.6 grams per tonne; an increase of 18% and 15% for copper and gold respectively over Q2 2014.
- Copper and gold recovery of 92.4% and 69.5%; an increase of 3% and 10% for copper and gold respectively over Q2 2014.
Drilling
The infill drill program at the El Roble mine has continued during the third quarter on schedule. In October the Company has begun step out drilling in areas around known massive sulfide bodies to test for continuity of mineralization at depth and along strike. The Company also plans to begin infill drilling the Zeus massive sulfide body to provide additional information to the operations team and to confirm resources at the lower part of the deposit.
Third Quarter Operational Details
Q3 2014
Total Q2 2014
Total % Change
Production (Contained in Concentrates)
Copper (000s pounds) 2,702 2,070 31%
Gold (ounces) 2,932 2,155 36%
Mine
Tonnes of ore mined 40,088 37,206 8%
Mill
Tonnes processed 36,505 33,888 8%
Tonnes processed per day 493 440 12%
Copper grade (%) 3.63 3.07 18%
Gold grade (g/t) 3.60 3.12 15%
Recoveries
Copper (%) 92.4 90.1 3%
Gold (%) 69.5 63.4 10%
Concentrates
Copper and Gold Concentrates (dmt) 5,768 4,388 31%
Payable copper produced (000s lbs) 2,567 1,967 30%
Note: Metal production figures are subject to adjustments based on final settlement.
El Roble Mine
The El Roble mine is an underground copper, gold and silver mine and processing plant located in the Department of Choco in Colombia. Its commercial product is a copper concentrate with gold and silver by-product credits.
With a nominal capacity of 400 tonnes per day, the mine has processed over the past twenty-two years, a total of over 1.5 million tonnes of ore at an average head grade of 2.6% copper and an estimated gold grade of 2.5 g/t. Copper and gold mineralization at the El Roble property occurs in volcanogenic massive sulfide ("VMS") lenses.
On November 22, 2013, the Company completed the exercise of a property purchase option, acquiring 90% of the shares of Minera El Roble S.A. ("MINER"), the owner of the El Roble mineral property and took control of the producing El Roble mine and 6,679 hectares of surrounding claims. The operation is currently undergoing an expansion to a nominal capacity of 650 tonnes per day.
Since entering into the option agreement in January 2011 to acquire 90% of El Roble, Atico has aggressively explored the mine and surrounding claims. The Company has completed 11,740 meters of diamond drilling and identified numerous prospective targets for VMS deposits on the 6,679-hectare property. This exploration led to the discovery of high-grade copper and gold mineralization below the 2000 level, the lowest production level of the El Roble mine. Atico has developed a new adit access from the 1880 elevation to develop these new resources.
National Instrument 43-101 compliant inferred mineral resource are 1.58 million tonnes grading 4.45 % copper and 3.17 g/t gold, at a cut-off grade of 0.72 % copper equivalent. Mineralization is open at depth and along strike, the Company plans to further test the limits of the resource.
On the larger land package, the Company has identified a prospective stratigraphic contact between volcanic rocks and black and grey cherts that has been traced by Atico geologists for ten kilometers. This contact has been determined to be an important control on VMS mineralization on which Atico has identified 15 prospective target areas for VMS type mineralization occurrence, which is the focus of the surface drill program at El Roble.
Qualified Person
Mr. Thomas Kelly (SME Registered Member 1696580), Chief Operating Officer of the Company and a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 standards, is responsible for ensuring that the technical information contained in this news release is an accurate summary of the original reports and data provided to or developed by Atico.
About Atico Mining Corporation
Atico is a growth-oriented company, focused on exploring, developing and mining copper and gold projects in Latin America. The Company operates the El Roble mine and is pursuing additional acquisition opportunities. For more information, please visit www.aticomining.com.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO
Atico Mining Corporation "
End of the line for Colombia's 'growth locomotive', Central banker says mining +energy boom has passed
www.mining.com/end-of-the-line-for-colombias-growth-locomoti…
"Boom times in Colombia's mining and oil sectors, dubbed by the nation's president as a "locomotive" driving economic growth, have ended, Bloomberg reports.
"The economy’s dynamism in the future will depend on internal demand, and strategic investments in public works,” central bank co-director Adolfo Meisel was quoted by the media company as saying.
With the coal price last month hitting its lowest level since 2009 and various factors weakening oil production, "the mining and energy boom has passed," Meisel said in a speech Tuesday in Barranquilla.
A drop in Western European demand for power amid warm weather has depressed prices of coal, Colombia's second-largest export.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg said the Colombian government predicted this year that oil output would decrease for the first time since 2005 due to environmental permit delays, community protests and pipeline damage from Marxist rebel assaults.
Earlier this year, Colombia’s coal production jumped 33.8% to 24.6 million tonnes, with the country exporting 97% of its output between January and March.
Still, total coal exports fell 13.1% in the quarter, shrinking to 15.1 million tonnes from 17.4 million tonnes in the first quarter of 2013.
Under President Juan Manuel Santos's government, record-high foreign investment has flowed into oil and mining. "
www.mining.com/end-of-the-line-for-colombias-growth-locomoti…
"Boom times in Colombia's mining and oil sectors, dubbed by the nation's president as a "locomotive" driving economic growth, have ended, Bloomberg reports.
"The economy’s dynamism in the future will depend on internal demand, and strategic investments in public works,” central bank co-director Adolfo Meisel was quoted by the media company as saying.
With the coal price last month hitting its lowest level since 2009 and various factors weakening oil production, "the mining and energy boom has passed," Meisel said in a speech Tuesday in Barranquilla.
A drop in Western European demand for power amid warm weather has depressed prices of coal, Colombia's second-largest export.
Meanwhile, Bloomberg said the Colombian government predicted this year that oil output would decrease for the first time since 2005 due to environmental permit delays, community protests and pipeline damage from Marxist rebel assaults.
Earlier this year, Colombia’s coal production jumped 33.8% to 24.6 million tonnes, with the country exporting 97% of its output between January and March.
Still, total coal exports fell 13.1% in the quarter, shrinking to 15.1 million tonnes from 17.4 million tonnes in the first quarter of 2013.
Under President Juan Manuel Santos's government, record-high foreign investment has flowed into oil and mining. "
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.090.250 von Popeye82 am 03.06.14 02:46:07von der richtung hab ich nichts... wäre nur sinnvoll gewesen damals im dezember hier un da zu kaufen. mehr nachhaltigkeit als bei den bigs.
gibt im moment irgendwie nichts was ich unbedingt noch haben wollte...
man kann halt die allgemeinen tradingwellen spielen un da ist´s dann oft egal welchen wert man hat bzw entscheiden andere kriterien.
gibt im moment irgendwie nichts was ich unbedingt noch haben wollte...
man kann halt die allgemeinen tradingwellen spielen un da ist´s dann oft egal welchen wert man hat bzw entscheiden andere kriterien.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.088.344 von Boersiback am 02.06.14 19:16:31
Wenn Du sowas kaufst, auf jeden Fall.
Würde ich verkaufen.
Ganz schnell.
Das Problem sich, von Denen, zu trennen entsteht bei mir gar nicht.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von Boersiback: ja, aber die adnere frage ist nicht die, ob man eben aus solchen werten jetzt eher raus müßte.
wenn ich 10er kgv´s sehe bei 5 jahren minenlaufzeit und grad mal eine npv-deckung mit den cashflows dann weiss ich nicht ob das jetzt noch käufe sind. sowas ist nicht mal in haussezeiten unbedingt günstig.
Wenn Du sowas kaufst, auf jeden Fall.
Würde ich verkaufen.
Ganz schnell.
Das Problem sich, von Denen, zu trennen entsteht bei mir gar nicht.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.083.538 von Popeye82 am 02.06.14 03:03:13ja, aber die adnere frage ist nicht die, ob man eben aus solchen werten jetzt eher raus müßte.
wenn ich 10er kgv´s sehe bei 5 jahren minenlaufzeit und grad mal eine npv-deckung mit den cashflows dann weiss ich nicht ob das jetzt noch käufe sind. sowas ist nicht mal in haussezeiten unbedingt günstig.
die buden müssen es letztlich auch erstmal beweisen dass sie danach wieder neue deposits hochziehen können un auch finden. denn mit übernahmen ist´s auch nicht mehr so leicht teils, eben wegen relativ hoher bewertungen.
speziell hier ist die bewertung aber schon noch ok. bzw evtl. ein kauf.
gehört für mich so in das grüppchen wie auch midas... die sind halt etwas anders gelagert. schwer zu sagen was jetzt die bessere wahl wäre.
wenn ich 10er kgv´s sehe bei 5 jahren minenlaufzeit und grad mal eine npv-deckung mit den cashflows dann weiss ich nicht ob das jetzt noch käufe sind. sowas ist nicht mal in haussezeiten unbedingt günstig.
die buden müssen es letztlich auch erstmal beweisen dass sie danach wieder neue deposits hochziehen können un auch finden. denn mit übernahmen ist´s auch nicht mehr so leicht teils, eben wegen relativ hoher bewertungen.
speziell hier ist die bewertung aber schon noch ok. bzw evtl. ein kauf.
gehört für mich so in das grüppchen wie auch midas... die sind halt etwas anders gelagert. schwer zu sagen was jetzt die bessere wahl wäre.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.003.516 von Boersiback am 18.05.14 13:57:19
Das mag, teilweise, so sein.
Ich denke aber im Prinzip "liebt" der Markt Firmen die ordentlich Kohle verdienen/diese steigern können.
Daaaaamit hat der Markt 0,0000000000000000 Probleme, die innhalb Rekordgeschwindigkeit gen Mond zu jagen.
Oder, zumindest, -relativ realistische- Chancen darauf haben.
Zwischen diesen verschiedenen -"relativ realistisch" und "theoreisch könnte was gehen/Hopeful"- liegen in den Bewertungen jetzt oft Liiichtjahre.
Und das eben finde ich auch, vooollkommen, zu Recht.
Iss ja ein Kern von dem was ich immer wieder zum besten gebe, seit mittlerweilen mehreren Jahren.
Gruß
P.
Zitat von Boersiback: der markt liebt ja solche geschichten mit kleineren highgrade-minen die hochgefahren werden, wenn ich mir in dem sektor die kurse so anschau.
Das mag, teilweise, so sein.
Ich denke aber im Prinzip "liebt" der Markt Firmen die ordentlich Kohle verdienen/diese steigern können.
Daaaaamit hat der Markt 0,0000000000000000 Probleme, die innhalb Rekordgeschwindigkeit gen Mond zu jagen.
Oder, zumindest, -relativ realistische- Chancen darauf haben.
Zwischen diesen verschiedenen -"relativ realistisch" und "theoreisch könnte was gehen/Hopeful"- liegen in den Bewertungen jetzt oft Liiichtjahre.
Und das eben finde ich auch, vooollkommen, zu Recht.
Iss ja ein Kern von dem was ich immer wieder zum besten gebe, seit mittlerweilen mehreren Jahren.
Gruß
P.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.072.082 von Popeye82 am 30.05.14 02:14:22gefällt mir auch weiterhin der wert. bin aber nicht drin.
die auswahl ist halt sehr groß. auch an guten werten
die bewertungen schenken sich da auch weitgehend nicht so viel.
bin grad eben mal in highfield rein.
was ich hier ganz spannend finde, daß die fortuna silver-"family" am werkeln ist. Fortuna hält sich als silberwert seit 2011 gesehen absolut am besten.
das scheint hier auch hand und fuss zu haben.
die auswahl ist halt sehr groß. auch an guten werten
die bewertungen schenken sich da auch weitgehend nicht so viel.
bin grad eben mal in highfield rein.
was ich hier ganz spannend finde, daß die fortuna silver-"family" am werkeln ist. Fortuna hält sich als silberwert seit 2011 gesehen absolut am besten.
das scheint hier auch hand und fuss zu haben.
Atico Reports Consolidated Financial Results, for the 1st Quarter of `14 - May 29, 2014
http://aticomining.mwnewsroom.com/press-releases/atico-repor…
"VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - May 29, 2014) - Atico Mining Corporation (the "Company" or "Atico") (TSX VENTURE:ATY)(PINKSHEETS:ATCMF) today announced its financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2014, posting income from mining operations of $539,870 and a net loss of $779,972, due to 2,516 tonnes of non-invoiced dry concentrate remaining in inventory at quarter end. Production for the quarter at Atico's El Roble mine totaled 1.4 million pounds of copper and 1,147 ounces of gold in concentrates at a cash cost(1) of $1.33 per equivalent payable pound of copper produced.
"During the first full quarter of operating the El Roble mine, copper and gold production exceeded our expectations as the operations team materially increased production from previous quarters," said Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO. "We are looking forward to a strong second quarter which will include revenue from our first full-size concentrate shipment."
First Quarter Financial Highlights
- The Company produced 2,735 tonnes of dry concentrate during the quarter with a metal content of 1.398 million pounds of copper and 1,147 ounces of gold.
- Revenues of $2.04 million generated during the quarter from the shipping and provisional invoicing of 946.7 tonnes of dry concentrate containing 465,941 pounds of payable copper and 694 ounces of payable gold respectively.
- At quarter end 2,515.7 tonnes of non-invoiced dry concentrate remained at the company's warehouses.
- Income from mining operations of $539,870 for the quarter.
- Net loss of $779,972 for the quarter primarily due to the sale and shipping of only a limited quantity of metals concentrate.
- Average production costs(1) (before depreciation and amortization) for the quarter were $114.2 per tonne of processed ore.
- Cash cost(1) per equivalent payable pound of copper produced was $1.33.
First Quarter Operations Review
El Roble performed better than planned in the first quarter of 2014 with an increase in copper and gold production. The performance was driven by a combination of higher than budgeted throughput, head grade and metallurgical recovery.
(1) These are alternative performance measures; please refer to "Non-GAAP Financial Measures" at the end of this release.
Cash cost(1) per tonne of processed ore was $114.2 and in line with company expectations. Cash cost(1) per payable pound of copper equivalent was $1.33. The company believes there is opportunity to improve the cash cost as the throughput increases in the subsequent quarters.
First Quarter Operational Details
Q1 Total
Production (Contained in Concentrates)*
Copper (000s pounds) 1,398
Gold (ounces) 1,147
Silver (ounces) 3,461
Mine
Tonnes of ore mined 26,791
Mill
Tonnes processed 23,016
Tonnes processed per day 354.1
Copper grade (%) 3.01
Gold grade (g/t) 2.43
Silver grade (g/t) 10.65
Recoveries
Copper (%) 91.53
Gold (%) 63.73
Silver (%) 43.91
Concentrates
Copper Concentrates (dmt) 2,735
Copper (%) 23.19
Gold (g/t) 13.05
Silver (g/t) 39.36
Payable copper produced (000s lbs) 1,332
Cash cost per pound of payable copper(1) ($/lbs) 1.33
*Subject to adjustments due to final settlement
The financial statements and MD&A are available on SEDAR and have also been posted on the company's website at http://www.aticomining.com/s/FinancialStatements.asp
El Roble Mine
El Roble is an operating underground copper and gold mine with a nominal mineral processing capacity of 400 tonnes per day. Over the past 22 years, the mine has processed 1.5 million tonnes of ore at an average head grade of 2.5% copper and an estimated 2.5 g/t gold. Copper and gold mineralization occurs within volcanogenic massive sulfide ("VMS") lenses.
Since entering into an option agreement in January 2011 to acquire 90% of El Roble, Atico has aggressively explored the mine and surrounding claims. The Company has completed 11,740 meters of diamond drilling and identified numerous prospective targets for VMS deposits on the 6,679-hectare property. This exploration led to the discovery of high-grade copper and gold mineralization below the 2000 level, previously the lowest production level of the El Roble mine. Atico has developed a new adit access from the 1880 elevation to develop these new resources.
National Instrument 43-101 compliant inferred mineral resource are 1.58 million tonnes grading 4.45 % copper and 3.17 g/t gold, at a cut-off grade of 0.72 % copper equivalent. Mineralization is open at depth and along strike, the Company plans to further test the limits of the resource.
On the larger land package, the Company has identified a prospective stratigraphic contact between volcanic rocks and black and grey cherts that has been traced by Atico geologists for ten kilometers. This contact has been determined to be an important control on VMS mineralization on which Atico has identified 15 prospective target areas for VMS type mineralization occurrence, which is the focus of the surface drill program at El Roble.
Qualified Person
Mr. Thomas Kelly (SME Registered Member 1696580), Chief Operating Officer of the Company and a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 standards, is responsible for ensuring that the technical information contained in this news release is an accurate summary of the original reports and data provided to or developed by Atico.
About Atico Mining Corporation
Atico is a growth-oriented company, focused on exploring, developing and mining copper and gold projects in Latin America. The Company operates the El Roble mine and is pursuing additional acquisition opportunities. For more information, please visit www.aticomining.com.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO
Atico Mining Corporation
Trading symbols: TSX.V: ATY | OTC: ATCMF "
http://aticomining.mwnewsroom.com/press-releases/atico-repor…
"VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - May 29, 2014) - Atico Mining Corporation (the "Company" or "Atico") (TSX VENTURE:ATY)(PINKSHEETS:ATCMF) today announced its financial results for the three months ended March 31, 2014, posting income from mining operations of $539,870 and a net loss of $779,972, due to 2,516 tonnes of non-invoiced dry concentrate remaining in inventory at quarter end. Production for the quarter at Atico's El Roble mine totaled 1.4 million pounds of copper and 1,147 ounces of gold in concentrates at a cash cost(1) of $1.33 per equivalent payable pound of copper produced.
"During the first full quarter of operating the El Roble mine, copper and gold production exceeded our expectations as the operations team materially increased production from previous quarters," said Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO. "We are looking forward to a strong second quarter which will include revenue from our first full-size concentrate shipment."
First Quarter Financial Highlights
- The Company produced 2,735 tonnes of dry concentrate during the quarter with a metal content of 1.398 million pounds of copper and 1,147 ounces of gold.
- Revenues of $2.04 million generated during the quarter from the shipping and provisional invoicing of 946.7 tonnes of dry concentrate containing 465,941 pounds of payable copper and 694 ounces of payable gold respectively.
- At quarter end 2,515.7 tonnes of non-invoiced dry concentrate remained at the company's warehouses.
- Income from mining operations of $539,870 for the quarter.
- Net loss of $779,972 for the quarter primarily due to the sale and shipping of only a limited quantity of metals concentrate.
- Average production costs(1) (before depreciation and amortization) for the quarter were $114.2 per tonne of processed ore.
- Cash cost(1) per equivalent payable pound of copper produced was $1.33.
First Quarter Operations Review
El Roble performed better than planned in the first quarter of 2014 with an increase in copper and gold production. The performance was driven by a combination of higher than budgeted throughput, head grade and metallurgical recovery.
(1) These are alternative performance measures; please refer to "Non-GAAP Financial Measures" at the end of this release.
Cash cost(1) per tonne of processed ore was $114.2 and in line with company expectations. Cash cost(1) per payable pound of copper equivalent was $1.33. The company believes there is opportunity to improve the cash cost as the throughput increases in the subsequent quarters.
First Quarter Operational Details
Q1 Total
Production (Contained in Concentrates)*
Copper (000s pounds) 1,398
Gold (ounces) 1,147
Silver (ounces) 3,461
Mine
Tonnes of ore mined 26,791
Mill
Tonnes processed 23,016
Tonnes processed per day 354.1
Copper grade (%) 3.01
Gold grade (g/t) 2.43
Silver grade (g/t) 10.65
Recoveries
Copper (%) 91.53
Gold (%) 63.73
Silver (%) 43.91
Concentrates
Copper Concentrates (dmt) 2,735
Copper (%) 23.19
Gold (g/t) 13.05
Silver (g/t) 39.36
Payable copper produced (000s lbs) 1,332
Cash cost per pound of payable copper(1) ($/lbs) 1.33
*Subject to adjustments due to final settlement
The financial statements and MD&A are available on SEDAR and have also been posted on the company's website at http://www.aticomining.com/s/FinancialStatements.asp
El Roble Mine
El Roble is an operating underground copper and gold mine with a nominal mineral processing capacity of 400 tonnes per day. Over the past 22 years, the mine has processed 1.5 million tonnes of ore at an average head grade of 2.5% copper and an estimated 2.5 g/t gold. Copper and gold mineralization occurs within volcanogenic massive sulfide ("VMS") lenses.
Since entering into an option agreement in January 2011 to acquire 90% of El Roble, Atico has aggressively explored the mine and surrounding claims. The Company has completed 11,740 meters of diamond drilling and identified numerous prospective targets for VMS deposits on the 6,679-hectare property. This exploration led to the discovery of high-grade copper and gold mineralization below the 2000 level, previously the lowest production level of the El Roble mine. Atico has developed a new adit access from the 1880 elevation to develop these new resources.
National Instrument 43-101 compliant inferred mineral resource are 1.58 million tonnes grading 4.45 % copper and 3.17 g/t gold, at a cut-off grade of 0.72 % copper equivalent. Mineralization is open at depth and along strike, the Company plans to further test the limits of the resource.
On the larger land package, the Company has identified a prospective stratigraphic contact between volcanic rocks and black and grey cherts that has been traced by Atico geologists for ten kilometers. This contact has been determined to be an important control on VMS mineralization on which Atico has identified 15 prospective target areas for VMS type mineralization occurrence, which is the focus of the surface drill program at El Roble.
Qualified Person
Mr. Thomas Kelly (SME Registered Member 1696580), Chief Operating Officer of the Company and a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 standards, is responsible for ensuring that the technical information contained in this news release is an accurate summary of the original reports and data provided to or developed by Atico.
About Atico Mining Corporation
Atico is a growth-oriented company, focused on exploring, developing and mining copper and gold projects in Latin America. The Company operates the El Roble mine and is pursuing additional acquisition opportunities. For more information, please visit www.aticomining.com.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Fernando E. Ganoza, CEO
Atico Mining Corporation
Trading symbols: TSX.V: ATY | OTC: ATCMF "
dosto & popeye grüßt euch.
ihr auch hier ?
der markt liebt ja solche geschichten mit kleineren highgrade-minen die hochgefahren werden, wenn ich mir in dem sektor die kurse so anschau.
für einen short wär mir das aber an dostos stelle auch zu heiss.
ich schau hier mal nur zu
ihr auch hier ?
der markt liebt ja solche geschichten mit kleineren highgrade-minen die hochgefahren werden, wenn ich mir in dem sektor die kurse so anschau.
für einen short wär mir das aber an dostos stelle auch zu heiss.
ich schau hier mal nur zu
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