mit neuem team gehts wieder voran bei kanad. CCB - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[hbg55]

Welcome to Canada Carbon

Canada Carbon Inc. is a carbon sciences company.


Canada Carbon's goal is to be the most efficient graphite mining company in the world while producing the highest quality materials. Canada Carbon hopes to achieve this by deploying proprietary technologies, applying sound environmental policies and best practices company wide, and employing the best people in the industry.

Canada Carbon's business development plans are starting to be realized. We are very close to completing our latest acquisition, the Asbury graphite mining project just north of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Canada Carbon is presently completing an historical NI 43-101 report and look forward to rapidly bringing the Asbury graphite mine back into production. As well, Canada Carbon will start development work on our Maria project which is contiguous with the Northern Graphite project near Algonquin Park in order to better understand the similarities to the surrounding mining claims held by Northern. Finally, Canada Carbon is exploring opportunities with a number of property holders in the general area of Canada Carbon's Asbury project with a view to using these properties as ore feeder facilities for Canada Carbon's future central mill.

Canada Carbon's unique milling technologies differentiate Canada Carbon from all of the other graphite producers. The proprietary air classification system we use to produce high quality graphite is both cost effective and environmentally friendly. We believe our management team and our experience in exploring, mining, milling and producing graphite will create a profitable and first-to-market advantage for our investors.

Paul Ogilvie
CEO, Canada Carbon Inc.


moin GRAPHITE- fans,

wie aus obiger erklärung des neu- CEO zu erfahren ist, hat die alte BOLERO ausgedient und wurde durch qualif. graphite experten ´grund- saniert´, was sich schlussendlich auch in der namensgebung widerspiegelt.

deutlich macht sich dies auch auf der neugestalteten HP, die eine reihe weiterer details parat hält...........

http://www.canadacarbon.com/rs/press-releases-1/


SOOO auch die nachfolg. PR von gestern, die weiteres int. der marktteil-
nehmer hervorruft...........


Canada Carbon to Acquire Past Producing Lump/Vein Graphite Property and Two Flake Graphite Properties

OAKVILLE, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Dec. 19, 2012) - Canada Carbon Inc. (formerly Bolero Resources Corp.) (the "Company', "Canada Carbon") (TSX VENTURE:CCB), (FRANKFURT:U7N1) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a term sheet ("Term Sheet") with 9228-6202 Quebec Inc. (herein "Quebec Inc") a private Quebec corporation, to acquire certain mining claims in relation to three properties: the Miller, Walker and Dun Raven graphite mines. The transactions contemplated by the Term Sheet require the definitive purchase agreements (herein, the "Agreements"), Canada Carbon board approval and the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.

Canada Carbon's CEO, Paul Ogilvie commented, "Acquiring the Miller Lump/Vein Property is an opportunity to assess the potential for production on a Lump/Vein property outside of Sri Lanka. We feel the other two properties, Dun Raven and Walker will be great material feeder properties to our Asbury Project"...................





RT.....cad 0,10





nachfolg. link führt nochmal zum ALT- thread.........

http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1152631-neustebei…


kann in 2013 noch für so manch überraschung gut sein, dies ooooooft schon
TOT- gesagte baby...........IMO

[hbg55]

auch nachfolg. report zu jüngst aquirierter ASHBURY- mine läßt
optim. aufkeimen.........



Canada Carbon Inc. Announces Completion of the NI 43-101 Technical Report for the Asbury Graphite Property

OAKVILLE, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Dec. 10, 2012) - Canada Carbon Inc. (formerly Bolero Resources Corp.) (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:CCB) (FRANKFURT:U7N1) is pleased to announce that a National Instrument 43-101 compliant Technical Report has been completed on the Asbury Graphite property.

This report describes the exploration potential related to the Asbury Graphite Property of Canada Carbon Inc. The data is mostly obtained from historical assessment exploration reports. The report was compiled in compliance with the specifications embodied in National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101 Code"), as well as Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects as set out by the Canadian Code for reporting of Resources and Reserves - National Instrument 43-101 (Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects), Form 43-101F1 and the Companion Policy Document 43-101CP ("NI 43 101"). The complete NI 43-101 Technical Report is available on SEDAR and on the Company's website at www.canadacarbon.com.

Paul Ogilvie, CEO of Canada Carbon comments," We are pleased with the historical information in the 43-101 as it sets out clear work projects that we anticipate completing in Q1 2013, another step towards opening the Asbury mine".

Highlights of the report: Historical exploration by various companies and subsequent resource evaluations lead to an historical production by Asbury Graphex from 1974 to 1988. Open pit mining allowed the extraction of 875,000 metric tons of graphite ore at a cut off grade of 6%, on the current property................



http://tmx.quotemedia.com/article.php?newsid=56511145&qm_sym…

[DrLupilia]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.953.989 von hbg55 am 21.12.12 17:55:11

Vielleicht hast Du ja Glück, Deine Schrottanteile durch deine permanente Pusherei an irgendeinen Idioten zu veräußern.

Ich kann nur warnen vor diesem Investment.

Immer das gleiche Prinzip: Erst versprechen, tollkühne Meldungen verbreiten, Pushen, Pushen und nochmals pushen, um bei einigermaßen attraktiven Kursen abzuladen.

Passiert ist dann immer noch nichts.

Reine Abzockerei.

Siehe United Bolero, Bolero Resources, hab ich was vergessen?

Die Bruce Duncan Alarmglocken schrillen hell.

Watch out!

Merry Christmas

[hbg55]

Zitat von DrLupilia: Vielleicht hast Du ja Glück, Deine Schrottanteile durch deine permanente Pusherei an irgendeinen Idioten zu veräußern.

Ich kann nur warnen vor diesem Investment.

Immer das gleiche Prinzip: Erst versprechen, tollkühne Meldungen verbreiten, Pushen, Pushen und nochmals pushen, um bei einigermaßen attraktiven Kursen abzuladen.

Passiert ist dann immer noch nichts.

Reine Abzockerei.

Siehe United Bolero, Bolero Resources, hab ich was vergessen?

Die Bruce Duncan Alarmglocken schrillen hell.

Watch out!

Merry Christmas

moin drL.,

wie DU wissen solltest anerkenne ich durchaus deine vorbehalte, ob der
pers. gemachten erfahrungen - finde solche sogar unverzichtbar innerhalb einer ´lebendigen´ comm. !!!

ich selbst hab wert erst seit graph.- engment aufm radar und werd in der
bilanz auch ein MINUS vorfinden müssen, wie bei viiiielen andren rohstoff-
werten auch. dennoch bildet sich für MICH bei CCB etwas heraus, was MICH
zuversichtlich stimmt und posi weiter hat ausbauen lassen, anstatt, wie DU
unterstellst, anteile zu verkaufen.

.....KEINE GIGA- posi - dafür gibts akt. ZUUU viel andre int. werte, die
es lohnt nicht nur anzugucken


MERRY XMAS auch von meiner seite !!!

[hbg55]

Canada Carbon Finalizes the Purchase of Past Producing Lump/Vein Graphite Property and Two Flake Graphite Properties

OAKVILLE, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 14, 2013) - Canada Carbon Inc. (formerly Bolero Resources Corp.) (the "Company', "Canada Carbon") (TSX VENTURE:CCB), (FRANKFURT:U7N1) is pleased to announce that it has closed the previously announced agreement to acquire certain mining claims in relation to three properties: the Miller, Walker and Dun Raven graphite mines with 9228-6202 Quebec Inc. (herein "Quebec Inc") a private Quebec corporation.

Paul Ogilvie CEO commented: "We are very pleased with the acquisitions. The Miller property will add great value to our business model; the opportunity to own a lump/vein graphite project is very exciting, we look forward to starting work as soon as possible. We anticipate the Walker and Dun Raven properties will be secondary material feed stock for our mill".

The Miller Mine is a past producer of graphite located 70km west of Montreal. This mine may have been the first graphite operation in Canada. It was worked around 1845 to at least 1900 when it was reported that a twenty-five car trainload of lump graphite was shipped from the deposit. The property consists of nine claims covering 5.4km2 including the past mine and similar geology around the original deposit, with road access and power nearby. The mineralization at the mine site consists of five veins of varying widths with unknown direction or depth. The quantity and grade is unknown but such veins usually consist of high grade mineralization ranging from 30 to 90% graphite. Vein graphite is the most valued natural form of graphite, and is currently only mined in Sri Lanka. There is no certainty that further exploration will result in the development of similar deposits. Pursuant to the terms of the mining claims purchase and transfer agreement ("Agreement") dated January 7th, 2012, Canada Carbon has made an initial contribution of $5,000 CDN and will make a second cash payment of $45,000 CDN on April 1, 2013 and will pay a yearly royalty of 0.75% on the net production returns. As further consideration for the transfer and sale of the Miller Claims and related assets, the Company has issued 1,000,000 common shares to Quebec Inc. A conditional payment of 1,000,000 shares will be issued on the first anniversary date of the closing after the purchaser makes certain expenditures of up to $250,000 CDN and confirms specific defined quality, grade and feasibility targets.

The Walker Mine is a past producer of graphite located 30 km northeast of Ottawa. The property consists of four claims covering the past mine and eleven claims covering interesting geological formations with potential graphite mineralization around the original deposit. More than thirty pits have been reported on the past producing property. Massive graphite veins have been found at the Walker Mine. Pursuant to the terms of the mining claims purchase and transfer agreement ("Agreement") dated January 7th, 2012, Canada Carbon has made an initial contribution of $5,000 CDN and will make a second cash payment of $45,000 CDN on April 1, 2013 and will pay a yearly royalty of 2% on the net production returns. As further consideration for the transfer and sale of the Walker Claims and related assets, the Company has issued 1,500,000 common shares to Quebec Inc. A conditional payment of 1,000,000 shares will be issued on the first anniversary date of the closing after the purchaser makes certain expenditures of up to $250,000 CDN and confirms specific defined quality, grade and feasibility targets.

The Dun Raven is a graphite deposit located near Shawville, QC, about 80km west of Ottawa. A geophysical anomaly exists of which only about 15% has been drilled. Pursuant to the terms of the mining claims purchase and transfer agreement ("Agreement") dated January 7th, 2012, Canada Carbon has made an initial contribution of $1,000 CDN and will make a second cash payment of $9,000 CDN on April 1, 2013 and will pay a yearly royalty of 2% on the net production returns. As further consideration for the transfer and sale of the Dun Raven Claims and related assets, the Company has issued 250,000 common shares to Quebec Inc. A conditional payment of 250,000 shares will be issued on the first anniversary date of the closing after the purchaser makes certain expenditures of up to $100,000 CDN and confirms specific defined quality, grade and feasibility targets.

ABOUT CANADA CARBON INC. (TSX VENTURE:CCB)

Canada Carbon is a carbon sciences company - our goal is to be an efficient graphite mining and production company. We are trying to achieve this by deploying proprietary technologies in our post mining and pre-milling air classification systems, sound environmental policies, best practices companywide and employing the best people available to us. Together, our goals will be realized by being customer centric and using leading edge technologies.

Canada Carbon holds 100% interest in two graphite properties, The Asbury and The Maria Graphite Projects. The Asbury Mine, a past producing Asbury Graphite Mine property consists of two claims and is located approximately 10km northeast of Notre-Dame-du-Laus and about 120km north of the Ottawa-Gatineau area. The open pit mine and mill were in operation from 1980 to 1989 where a total of less than 70,000 tons were processed. The Maria Graphite Project consists of 38 mineral claims located in Maria Township, 17km south of the community of Bissett Creek on the Trans Canada Highway between the cities of Ottawa and North Bay, Ontario. These claims cover an area of approximately 2,000 hectares (4,940 acres) that surround and are contiguous to Northern Graphite's Bissett Creek graphite deposit. Northern Graphite recently reported the extraction of very large high purity flake graphite consistent across the entire resource with overall recovery rates of 97%. (NGC.V News Release 23/04/2012).

FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS: This news release contains forward-looking statements, which relate to future events or future performance and reflect management's current expectations and assumptions. Such forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs and are based on assumptions made by and information currently available to the Company. Investors are cautioned that these forward looking statements are neither promises nor guarantees, and are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause future results to differ materially from those expected. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date hereof and, except as required under applicable securities legislation, the Company does not assume any obligation to update or revise them to reflect new events or circumstances.

All of the forward-looking statements made in this press release are qualified by these cautionary statements and by those made in our filings with SEDAR in Canada (available at www.sedar.com).

"Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release."
Contact Information:
Canada Carbon Inc.
Paul Ogilvie
Chief Executive Officer
[e-mail]

[hbg55]

hmmmmmmmmmmmm.................was hat DAS zu bedeuten


IIROC Trading Halt - CCB

VANCOUVER, Feb. 19, 2013 /CNW/ - The following issues have been halted by IIROC:

Company: Canada Carbon Inc.

TSX-Venture Symbol: CCB

Reason: At the Request of the Company Pending News

Halt Time (ET): 8:45 AM ET

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[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.158.876 von hbg55 am 19.02.13 16:25:48

....das warten wird belohnt..........mit nachfolg. GOOOOOOD news...


Canada Carbon Reports Significant Initial Graphite Grades as High as
49.4%Cg from Grab Samples off the Miller Lump/Vein Property

OAKVILLE, ONTARIO -- (Marketwire) -- 02/21/13 -- Canada Carbon Inc. (formerly Bolero Resources Corp.) (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: CCB), (FRANKFURT: U7N1) is pleased to announce its first grab sampling results from their past producing Miller lump/vein graphite mine approximately 60 km west of Montreal. The new grab samples were taken from graphite-rich veins (15 cm thick) clearly visible in the open pit (see pictures below) and yielded remarkably significant grades upon assaying by Actlabs in Ancaster, Ontario. The sampling program represents the initial steps in Canada Carbon's plans to re-open the former Miller mine as quickly as possible.

Mr. Paul Ogilvie, the CEO of Canada Carbon commented: "Success in the graphite sector is a function of many elements but at the top of that list is access to high grade natural graphite It offers the opportunity for low production and product costs which in turn will attract customers and represent a key competitive advantage in the graphite markets. Our team has extensive experience in the graphite space and most have never seen anything like these new samples from Miller. It is not uncommon to encounter properties where graphite flakes can be disseminated in grades from as low as 1.2% to 22%. To be seeing grades from Miller in our first grab samples as high as 49.4%C is encouraging and supports our belief that our lump/vein project warrants further research and material sampling".

Stephen Riddle, CEO of Asbury Graphite Mills Inc., a widely regarded expert in the graphite and carbon industry commented: "Canada Carbon's Miller Mine has a unique natural graphite vein. I am told the Carbon grade runs between 49 to 85% graphitic carbon which should then make this graphite deposit less expensive to increase the purity to current Natural Graphite market purity requirements.

Knowing that the Miller Graphite Mine operated in the past should also be a benefit. The graphite industry looks forward to seeing a new long term source of Natural Graphite available from this Mine." ......


http://www.canadacarbon.com/userfiles/Press/2013/CC%20Signif…

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.169.449 von hbg55 am 21.02.13 14:50:54

liest sich wirklich vielversprechend - nicht weiter verwunderlich, daß
da manche schon von ner 2. ZEN ´träumen´ , die grad in den vergangenen
wochen für furore sorgte, wie auf nachfolg. chart ersichtlich wird..........





schaumamal.........



RT....cad 0,135

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.170.100 von hbg55 am 21.02.13 16:40:16

soeben haben wir neues TH bei 0,17 bzw. vol. von 1mio erreicht.........


Recent Trades - Last 10 of 145
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers


11:39:07 V 0.17 0.085 11,000 7 TD Sec 80 National Bank K
11:39:07 V 0.17 0.085 5,000 7 TD Sec 80 National Bank K
11:39:07 V 0.17 0.085 10,000 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
11:39:07 V 0.165 0.08 3,000 7 TD Sec 2 RBC K
11:39:00 V 0.165 0.08 1,000 7 TD Sec 2 RBC K
11:39:00 V 0.165 0.08 1,000 79 CIBC 2 RBC K
11:38:55 V 0.165 0.08 5,000 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
11:38:00 V 0.165 0.08 4,000 79 CIBC 1 Anonymous K
11:38:00 V 0.165 0.08 20,000 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
11:38:00 V 0.165 0.08 8,000 79 CIBC 2 RBC K

[reini81]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.170.533 von hbg55 am 21.02.13 17:57:42

Tolle News - Gratulation wenn du dabei bist!

Gruß
reini81

[bubu1970]

bin schon 7 jahre dabei und freut mich,wenns mal hoch geht. bislang nur verluste eingefahren.

viell wirds diesesmal was.

bei 1 euro werd ich verkaufen, gggg

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.171.225 von reini81 am 21.02.13 20:28:15

welcome r81,


denke, daß meldung noch am ´durchsickern´ ist und noch die nächsten
tage wird nachwirken können.

vergleich zu ZEN im übrigen SOOO abwägig nicht..........IMO, außer daß
die 9 x höher bewertet werden als CCB und damit aufzeigen, wohin es hier
noch gehen kann

zu frühes verlassen des grad in fahrt kommenden zuges erscheint MIR
daher eher unangebracht, womit ich zum ausdruck bringen möchte, daß da
noch einiges an potential drin stecken sollte !!!

[pipendecke]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.959.447 von DrLupilia am 25.12.12 09:57:25

Hallo DrLupilia,

geb`Dir völlig Recht. Er ist ein Pusher und sonst nix.....
Unter anderen eine vergessen zu erwähnen....gell, hbg55 "Thundermin"

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.172.028 von hbg55 am 22.02.13 00:45:16

moin CCB- lers,

inwieweit unser baby einem vergleich mit ZEN standhält wird schlussendlich
auch wieder der MARKT entscheiden - fakt nur ist, daß beide im hochspann.
graphit- sektor aktiv sind und mit ihren jüngsten expl.- ergeb. bei den
investoren für furore haben sorgen können !!!

schaun wir also mal, ob CCB in den nächsten wochen im stande sein wird,
die akt. MK- spanne zu verringern......nach gestrigem start.......

[DrLupilia]

Bruce Duncans Plan funktioniert schon wieder einwandfrei, allerdings nur in Kanada. Schön mit ner gehaltvollen, aber letztendlich doch inhaltlich wertlosen Meldung den Kurs nach oben pushen und dann kräftig abladen. Und siehe da, der Kurs pendelt sich wieder bei alten Ständen ein. Die Holzfäller lernen es wohl nie.

@HBG: In D wirste wohl so schnell keine Deppen finden, die dir deine wertlosen Papiere für gutes Geld abnehmen. Nicht eine lumpige Aktie hat hier den Besitzer gewechselt während des kleinen Strohfeuers. Die Teile nehm ich noch nicht mal mehr für 1 Cent ab.

Die Bude hat soviel Graphit vorzuweisen, wie Charakter in Bruce Duncans schmieriger Fratze zu erkennen ist.

Und den Vergleich mit Zenyatta werte ich mal als verfrühten Aprilscherz deinerseits. Das ist Duncan-Methode, sich ins Fahrwasser aussichtsreicher und benachbarter Explorer zu legen.

Immer schön dran glauben, daß es besser wird.

[allida]

http://the-gold-report.blogspot.de/2013/02/the-next-big-grap…

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.203.385 von allida am 01.03.13 15:19:22

thx allida


Wednesday, 27 February 2013
The Next Big Graphite Play in Ontario and Quebec
Canada Carbon Inc: CCB.V

Current Price: $0.105
Target Price $1.33

Potential Gain: 1,167%
Shares Outstanding: 60,354,558
Market Capitalization: $6,337,229


NUR mal obiger auszug sagt eigtl. schon einiges zum akt. chance/ risiko-
verhältnis.........IMO

[hbg55]

Canada Carbon Enters Into Exclusive Distribution Agreement With A German Specialty Graphite Engineered Products Company

OAKVILLE, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - March 12, 2013) - Canada Carbon Inc. (formerly Bolero Resources Corp.) (the "Company" or "Canada Carbon") (TSX VENTURE:CCB)(FRANKFURT:U7N1) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an Exclusive Distribution Agreement ("Agreement") between Canada Carbon Inc., and CGT Carbon GmbH ("CGT Carbon" or "CGT"), a German company. This gives Canada Carbon the exclusive right to market, distribute and sell any and all products in the territory of Canada, Mexico and New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, Massachusetts, Maryland, New Jersey and Indiana.

The term of the Agreement is ten years with an option to renew for two additional ten-year periods. This will give Canada Carbon the exclusive distribution rights to sell a number of very high quality graphite products including; carbon composites, foils and sheets, graphite felts, and a range of specialty compounds. The products are in turn used in a broad cross-section of industrial applications ranging from metallurgy and non-ferrous metal production to chemical industries, gas infiltration systems, reactor and vessel linings, heat exchangers, semi-conductor and photovoltaic applications.

Paul Ogilvie, CEO Canada Carbon commented: "The Agreement helps us further solidify our position as a carbon sciences company. This will bring us closer to graphite customers, and help generate revenue."

Roland Hackl, President CGT Carbon comments: "We choose Canada Carbon because of their commitment to being 100% customer centric and their knowledge of the North American Graphite Industry. We feel even with the best quality products in the world, our partners must have relationships and the ability to understand the customers and their needs.".................


http://tmx.quotemedia.com/article.php?newsid=58682420&qm_sym…

[D_Rockford]

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/canada-carbons-mille…

[D_Rockford]

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/canada-carbon-achiev…

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.073.861 von D_Rockford am 18.07.13 20:24:31

....und die guten nachrichten halten an.........


Canada Carbon Achieves 100% Graphitic Carbon on Second Purification Test on Miller Graphite Sample

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - July 23, 2013) - Canada Carbon Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:CCB) is pleased to announce the following results from a second purification test conducted at SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield) on its 100% owned Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite property. Trials using two different purification processes both yielded results exceeding the target of >99.0% Graphitic Carbon ("Cg").

Further to the results that were reported on July 18th, 2013, results from a second two-stage hydrometallurgical purification process have been reported by SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield). The alternative purification process treated the +48 mesh concentrate with an alkaline roast followed by a conventional acid leach. The alkaline roast stage increased the purity from 93.5% Cg (94.4% C) to 99.1% Cg (100% C). The acid leach stage resulted in an exceptional product grade of 100% Cg (100% C). A Loss on Ignition (LOI) test was also performed resulting in 100% loss. The presence of impurities in the graphite would have resulted in some ash residue however, according to SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield) there was a complete burn. These results are truly remarkable, and in follow-up discussions about these reported values with SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield), the 100% Cg purity assay was reconfirmed.

All carbon analyses were performed by SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield) and are reported as total carbon (C) by Leco or graphitic carbon (Cg) employing a roast, followed by a leach and Leco assay of the leach residue.

Further process development is scheduled to commence during the week of July 22nd, 2013, and the primary objective is to increase the graphitic content of the flotation concentrate by optimizing the crushing, grinding and flotation parameters, thus minimizing the impurities in the concentrate that would then have to be removed in a downstream purification process. Upgrading the ore through conventional mineral processing technologies including grinding and flotation constitutes a well-established and low-cost upgrading approach.

R. Bruce Duncan, Interim CEO & Director of Canada Carbon stated, "Needless to say we are truly excited that we can produce a purity that is usually only attributed to Sri Lanka." Mr. Duncan further stated, "We can also look forward to producing a higher pre-leach concentrate to cut costs in the purification process."..........


http://web.tmxmoney.com/article.php?newsid=61560410&qm_symbo…

[reini81]

Hallo hbg55,

was denn nun?? ...tolle News!

gibt wo Info`s zu den konkreten/zukünftigen Produktionskosten - im Vergleich?

Gruß
reini81

[hbg55]

Zitat von reini81: Hallo hbg55,

was denn nun?? ...tolle News!

gibt wo Info`s zu den konkreten/zukünftigen Produktionskosten - im Vergleich?

Gruß
reini81

moin r81,

.....DIE gibts verständlicherweise in diesem stadium noch nicht, aaaaber
umstand, daß sich aus proben solch konzentrat nur allein schon prod. läßt
halte ich für ´ausserordtl.´.........weitere expl. sind am laufen und
werden weiteren aufschluss geben.

der börse gefällts offenbar auch, wenn ich die reaktionen darauf so
auf mich wirken lasse !!!





SK gestern.........cad 0,165

[Jon_Schnee]

Canada Carbon says Miller property could be “breakthrough” in low-cost graphite production

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/40968/canad…

21st Feb 2013, 3:29 pm by Carrie White

Canada Carbon says its Miller property could represent a 'breakthrough' in low-cost, graphite production. Canada Carbon says its Miller property could represent a "breakthrough" in low-cost, graphite production.



Canada Carbon (CVE:CCB) Thursday said grab samples from the Miller lump/vein graphite mine in Quebec yielded “remarkably significant” grades and it plans to reopen the past-producing mine “as quickly as possible”.

The company noted that that if the Miller mine can be brought back into production, the combination of a potentially high-grade natural graphite lump/vein property located near all necessary infrastructure and North American markets “could represent a breakthrough in low-cost graphite production”.

Canada Carbon is planning a geological evaluation of the property immediately, including a drill program to start this spring.

The company said it is also working to complete a new NI 43-101 report for the Miller property and will provide shareholders with additional updates in the coming weeks.

"Success in the graphite sector is a function of many elements, but at the top of that list is access to high-grade natural graphite,” said CEO Paul Ogilvie.

“Our team has extensive experience in the graphite space and most have never seen anything like these new samples from Miller.”

Ogilvie said it is not uncommon to encounter properties where graphite flakes can be disseminated in grades from as low as 1.2 per cent to 22 per cent.

“To be seeing grades from Miller in our first grab samples as high as 49.4 per cent carbon is encouraging and supports our belief that our lump/vein project warrants further research and material sampling."

Canada Carbon said its field team was able to localize a pit about 85 metres long and six to 10 metres wide, which was accessed easily due to existing trails.

Sample A41170, which graded 49.4 per cent carbon, came from the graphite veins and the mineralized marble, while sample A41171, which graded 32.4 per cent carbon, came from the overall mineralized zone.

Other grab samples from all around the pit contained between 0.22 to 1.2 per cent carbon, it said.

The company noted that vein-type deposits usually hold high-purity graphite along with bigger flake size in comparison with other deposit types, allowing a "favourable mining" context.

“Lump or vein deposits often display high-grade profiles, and are highly sought after by both producers and graphite customers,” the company stated in the release Thursday.

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Canada Carbon soars after preliminary purity tests yield 99.2% graphitic carbon

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/46241/canad…

18th Jul 2013, 2:42 pm by Deborah Bacal

Shares of Canada Carbon surged 44 per cent, or 5.5 cents, to 18 Canadian cents on the TSX Venture Exchange, reaching a high not seen since 2011. Shares of Canada Carbon surged 44 per cent, or 5.5 cents, to 18 Canadian cents on the TSX Venture Exchange, reaching a high not seen since 2011.

Canada Carbon (CVE:CCB) shares surged 44 per cent after the company reported the production of 99.2% graphitic carbon from an initial purity test on its Miller lump/vein graphite property.

The first series of tests, conducted by SGS Canada, involved an initial flotation test, in which a 2 kilogram surface sample taken from an exposed vein at the site, with a grade of 61.2% graphitic carbon (Cg), was concentrated by grinding and flotation. The jumbo size fraction, according to the statement, was assayed at 93.5% Cg.

The company said the result was obtained in a single flotation test, without process optimization, with a full process development study expected to yield "noticeably higher concentrate yields and grades", thus reducing costs.

The jumbo size fraction of the concentrate was also subjected to two different hydrometallurgical purification processes, with the traditional heap leach yielding a concentrate that assayed 99.2% Cg.

Shares of Canada Carbon surged 44 per cent, or 5.5 cents, to 18 Canadian cents on the TSX Venture Exchange, reaching a high not seen since 2011.

"The data further suggest that Canada Carbon will be able to target the growing market of high-value ultra-pure graphite applications as well as those customers preferring lump/vein graphite because of its exceptional properties," the company said in its statement Thursday.

According to figures detailed in the release, which sourced Industrial Minerals data from earlier this year, prices for thermally purified graphite, at grades of 99.5% Cg are sold for between $6,500 to $9,200 per tonne, while ultra-pure graphite, at grades of 99.9% Cg, has a value of greater than $25,000 per tonne.

"These preliminary results are outstanding and confirms the exceptional quality of the Miller Graphite Mine's product," said interim CEO R. Bruce Duncan. "We are now speaking with a number of North American based graphite consumers about these results and sharing the process information with them."

The 100 per cent owned Miller Graphite property is located 70 km west of Montreal. Main roads connect up to 800 metres away from the deposit and travel all around the property. A power line also crosses the asset 500 m south of the deposit, and a bush road goes directly to the deposit.

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Inc.: Flotation of Miller Graphite Sample Prior to Purification Achieves Better Than 99% Graphitic Carbon
Marketwire via CMTX - Tue Aug 20, 10:53AM CDT

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Canada Carbon Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE: CCB) is pleased to announce the following results from additional milling and flotation test work conducted at SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield) on its 100% owned Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite property. The objective of this test work was to determine the effects of repeated grind and flotation in order to achieve a higher Graphitic Carbon ("Cg") grade in the concentrate prior to purification. The modified protocol yielded a +48 mesh flotation concentrate of 99.1% Cg and 100% Total Carbon ("Ct").

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon stated, "We have demonstrated that Miller graphite is very amenable to purification by producing a pre-leach concentrate of very high quality. This should certainly have a positive impact on the economics of a purification circuit. We now look forward to confirming a significant size deposit via the recently completed airborne geophysics and the current drilling being carried out."

Further to the flotation results and scheduled test work that were reported on July 18th and 23rd, 2013; results from a modified protocol have been reported by SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield). The process subjected a -6 mesh sample to various grinding times and media, each one followed by three to four stages of cleaner flotation. The final cleaner concentrate represented 70.0% of the original feed and contained 93.2% Ct, which is a substantial improvement from the previous test at 84.1% Ct. The concentrate grade of the +200 mesh size fractions was exceptionally high at 98.1% Ct and increased further to 98.7% Ct in the +100 mesh size fractions. Further, the carbon recovery into the final flotation concentrate was increased from 73.4% to 97.2%. A particle size distribution was conducted on this final cleaner concentrate and sieve fractions assayed for Ct and Cg. Results are tabulated below:

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Cleaner Concentrate Weight Assay, %
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Size Fraction % Ct Cg
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+48 mesh 11.0 100 99.1
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+65 mesh 10.1 99.1 99.0
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+80 mesh 6.3 97.6 99.1
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+100 mesh 7.5 96.8 97.2
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+150 mesh 13.7 97.4 93.4
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+200 mesh 12.7 97.2 96.7
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-200 mesh 38.8 84.4 84.1
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All carbon analyses were performed by SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield) and are reported as total carbon (Ct) by LECO or graphitic carbon (Cg) employing a roast to burn off any organic carbon, followed by a leach to remove any carbonates and LECO assay of the leach residue.

Remi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

About Miller Graphite Mine

The Miller Graphite Mine, located in Grenville Township in Quebec is a past graphite and mica producer with unknown graphite reserves remaining. This mine was worked around 1845 and was probably the first graphite operation in Canada. The quantity of produced graphite is unknown but it is reported that 25 rail cars of lump graphite were shipped from this deposit in the year 1900 and sent to the Globe Refining Company of Jersey City, N.J. This yielded thirty-two tons of clean crucible graphite. The Morgan Crucible Company of London and also J.H. Gauthier and Company, Jersey City, used some of this graphite in their crucibles and pronounced it equal to the best graphite known to come from Ceylon (now Sri Lanka). The property covers 15.3 km2 of land and is located 80 km west of Montreal. A main road, located approximately 800 metres from the deposit, is connected by a gravel road to the deposit allowing very easy access. A power line also crosses the property 500 metres south of the deposit. There is no certainty that further exploration will result in the development of similar deposits.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

CANADA CARBON INC.

R. Bruce Duncan, Interim CEO and Director

"Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release."

FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS: This news release contains forward-looking statements, which relate to future events or future performance and reflect management's current expectations and assumptions. Such forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs and are based on assumptions made by and information currently available to the Company. Investors are cautioned that these forward looking statements are neither promises nor guarantees, and are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause future results to differ materially from those expected. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date hereof and, except as required under applicable securities legislation, the Company does not assume any obligation to update or revise them to reflect new events or circumstances. All of the forward-looking statements made in this press release are qualified by these cautionary statements and by those made in our filings with SEDAR in Canada (available at www.sedar.com).

Contacts:
Canada Carbon Inc.
[phone]
[e-mail]

[Jon_Schnee]

gestern ging es über 40% noch oben
Es stellt sich jetzt noch die Frage der Quantität.
Zurücklehnen und Geniessen!

[JamaicaJack]

Eine Nachricht folgt auf die andere.
Mal gucken, ob auch mal langfristig etwas dahinter steckt oder ob die Holzfäller heute gleich wieder alle verkaufen?!

SK 0,165 CAD = ca. 0,119 €

Hoch 0,18 CAD = 0,13 €

[Jon_Schnee]

Zitat von JamaicaJack: Eine Nachricht folgt auf die andere.
Mal gucken, ob auch mal langfristig etwas dahinter steckt oder ob die Holzfäller heute gleich wieder alle verkaufen?!

SK 0,165 CAD = ca. 0,119 €

Hoch 0,18 CAD = 0,13 €

heute +48%
und schon sind wir bei 0.23 CAD

http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/quote/v.ccb/canada-carbo…

[Jon_Schnee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.379.813 von Jon_Schnee am 03.09.13 22:07:48

+48% die kommende News muss sehr gut sein. sonst könnte es bei aller Graphite / ZENYATTA VENTURES Euphorie ein blaues Auge geben. Na, ich habe 1/2 mit über 100% Gewinn verkauft. Rest Augen zu und durch.

[goofey]

Institutionelle haben gekauft,ein gutes Zeichen.Es fehlt nur noch die Mengenschätzung.

[reini81]

News - man beachte die Kursreaktion!

Canada Carbon Secures Surface Access Rights for its Miller Hydrothermal Lump-Vein Graphite Property

http://www.canadacarbon.com/newsdetail?&newsfile=ccb_2013090…

Gruß
reini81

[Jon_Schnee]

Zitat von reini81: News - man beachte die Kursreaktion!

Canada Carbon Secures Surface Access Rights for its Miller Hydrothermal Lump-Vein Graphite Property

http://www.canadacarbon.com/newsdetail?&newsfile=ccb_2013090…

Gruß
reini81

Canada Carbon Secures Surface Access Rights for its Miller Hydrothermal Lump-Vein Graphite Property

September 5th 2013, Vancouver. BC – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to announce that it has entered into a surface access agreement (the “Agreement”) with two landholders who are affiliated with each other (collectively, the “Landholder”) in respect to its Miller Hydrothermal Lump-Vein Graphite Property (“Miller”). The Agreement provides the Company with surface access for an initial period of five years (the “Term”) and allows the Company to carry out regular graphite prospecting and exploration programs including, but not limited to, conducting topographic, geological, geochemical and geophysical surveys, conducting underground or surface excavations, explorations and drillings, digging and trenching, and obtaining and testing geochemical or metallurgic samples.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO of Canada Carbon stated, “We are very pleased to have secured this surface access agreement which we believe is advantageous to all stakeholders and will form the basis for the continued development of the Miller Property. Canada Carbon is now in a position to carry out more extensive exploration activity at Miller. We anticipate upcoming results from our recently completed VTEM airborne survey as well as assay results from our diamond drill program. When combining the exceptional graphite purity test results with a favorable logistical location we feel there is significant potential for Miller Graphite project.”

The Agreement grants the Company an exclusive and irrevocable option to acquire or lease all or part of the Property from the Landholder reasonably necessary for the extraction of mineral substances (the “Option”). If the Company exercises the Option, either by acquiring or leasing all or part of the Property prior to the expiry of the Term, the Term will be extended through the period of Commercial Production.

Logistical Benefits of the Miller Graphite Mine
• The Miller property covers 20.7 km2 and is located 80 km west of Montreal
• Main roads are located 1 km from the work area and connect by a gravel road to the deposit
• Highway 50 is 4 km from the property and a rail line is 500 meters south of the highway
• A power line crosses the property 500 metres south of the historical Miller graphite mine
• River water can be accessed 250 metres southeast of the property
• Private land reduces timely administrative processes needed to obtain government authorization
• Mobilization time and costs are greatly reduced due to close proximity of local expertise

Pursuant to the Agreement, and subject to the prior approval of the TSX Venture Exchange, the Company has agreed to issue 40,000 common shares in the capital of the Company (“Common Shares”) to the Landholder for the first year of the Term, and for each subsequent year of the Term and until the Company begins operating the Property as a mine (not including milling for the purposes of testing by a pilot plant) (“Commercial Production”), either 40,000 additional Common Shares, or $5,000 payable in cash, at the option of the Landholder. Should Canada Carbon begin Commercial Production during the Term, the payments outlined above will cease and the Landholder will be entitled to a 2.5% net smelter royalty upon and subject to the terms of definitive royalty agreements.


On Behalf of the Board of Directors

CANADA CARBON INC.

“R. Bruce Duncan”
CEO and Director

[hbg55]

Canada Carbon to Attend Advanced Battery Trade Show

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Sept. 10, 2013) - Canada Carbon Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:CCB) is pleased to announce its attendance at the Advanced Battery Trade Show at booth #B1713 in Novi, Michigan occurring September 17th - 19th 2013.

The Advanced Battery Show is the premier showcase of the latest advanced battery technology. With more qualified buyers than any other event in North America, the Advanced Battery Show is an excellent platform to showcase the company's recent high grade graphite discovery at the Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite property located 80 km west of Montreal, Quebec.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon stated, "We are delighted to have the opportunity to showcase our unique graphite which is very amenable to purification by producing a pre-leach concentrate of over 99% Cg to the battery industry. Attendees at the Battery Show will be interested in the unique properties of the Company's graphite and the value proposition we can deliver relative to our largely Chinese competition."

The Battery Show is attended by technical leaders, scientists, engineers, project leaders, buyers and senior executives concerned with advanced energy storage and will present the very latest advanced battery solutions for electric & hybrid vehicles, utility & renewable energy support, portable electronics, medical technology, military and telecommunications. The Battery Show is also a supply chain event, featuring the latest technology from raw material and equipment suppliers to testing and recycling services.

With the recent popularity of electric and hybrid electric vehicles, the demand for high quality graphite has and will likely continue to significantly increase globally. By weight, there is at least 20 times more graphite than lithium used in lithium-ion batteries found in these vehicles amongst the many other products such as power tools, laptop computers and smart phones.

Currently, China produces over 70 percent of the world's graphite supply and now has added a 20% export duty on graphite, as well as a 17% VAT, and has instituted an export licensing system. These factors are creating serious supply concerns for the rest of the world.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

CANADA CARBON INC.

R. Bruce Duncan, Interim CEO and Director

"Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release."

FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS: This news release contains forward-looking statements, which relate to future events or future performance and reflect management's current expectations and assumptions. Such forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs and are based on assumptions made by and information currently available to the Company. Investors are cautioned that these forward looking statements are neither promises nor guarantees, and are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause future results to differ materially from those expected. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date hereof and, except as required under applicable securities legislation, the Company does not assume any obligation to update or revise them to reflect new events or circumstances. All of the forward-looking statements made in this press release are qualified by these cautionary statements and by those made in our filings with SEDAR in Canada (available at www.sedar.com).

Canada Carbon Inc.
[phone]
[phone]
[e-mail]
www.canadacarbon.com


http://web.tmxmoney.com/article.php?newsid=62573738&qm_symbo…

[dosto]

http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/BRUZF/financials/…

http://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/BRUZF/financials/…

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.420.979 von hbg55 am 10.09.13 17:38:53

...und mit nachfolg. meldung im koffer dürfte die anreise zur messe
besonders reizvoll ausfallen........


Canada Carbon Inc.: VTEM Survey Identifies 300 Metre Long Electromagnetic Anomaly on Miller Hydrothermal Lump/Vein Graphite Property

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Sept. 12, 2013) - Canada Carbon Inc. (TSX VENTURE:CCB) (the "Company") is pleased to announce that preliminary VTEM airborne survey results from Geotech Ltd. (Aurora, ON), have identified multiple anomalies over the 20.7 square kilometre Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite property. Of greatest significance is a large anomaly that extends from the previously announced (VN1) graphite vein discovery for 285 meters (m) to the southeast and 15 m to the northwest. This large anomaly, located within the eastern claim block, is elongated towards the east and also correlates with a magnetic gradient. This can be explained by the main source of the anomaly dipping east or by the presence of other smaller anomalies on the east flank. The VN1 discovery is located on the eastern flank of the anomaly and this area is now being surveyed by beep-mat combined with trenching. To date, 40 m of the anomaly's 300 m length has been trenched by working on the vein discoveries. The main anomaly is still being explored; however geophysical modeling should give the location and depth of its source.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon, stated, "The fact that our largest and strongest electromagnetic anomaly leads right to our active trenching at the VN1 vein system is very exciting. It points to significant upside for further expansion of the VN1 vein system, as well as for additional discoveries as we look for the source of the 300 meter anomaly. In addition, other anomalies revealed through the survey show enough size to further justify exploration over each of them. The Company is very pleased with the high-precision and high-quality data collected to date which will allow us to focus on the most promising targets for additional graphite vein discoveries."...........


http://web.tmxmoney.com/article.php?newsid=62629011&qm_symbo…


SK heute..........cad 0,28

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.420.979 von hbg55 am 10.09.13 17:38:53

moin CCB- lers,


starten freundlich in die neue woche bzw. knabbern erneut am jahreshoch
von cad 0,30...........mal schauen, ob im vorfeld der morgen beginnenden
messe, diese marke noch überwunden werden kann............





RT....cad 0,295

[Jon_Schnee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.458.715 von hbg55 am 16.09.13 17:04:30

CCB - sack stark einiger der wenigen TSX am Jahreshoch.
Ich hoffe das Projekt hat neben Qualität auch die entsprechende Quantität.

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.458.887 von Jon_Schnee am 16.09.13 17:24:12

.....DAS werden die weiteren expl. an den tag bringen - evtl. sehen wir
ja noch was NEUES während der messezeit

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.459.081 von hbg55 am 16.09.13 17:45:06

....da scheint allen anscheins einiges hinterm busch zu stecken

wie nicht unüblich, wird erst NACH handelsende in GER so richtig losgelegt und stehen akt. auf neuem TH von cad 0,32.....


Recent Trades - Last 10 of 183
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[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 44.173.960 von hbg55 am 22.02.13 13:08:00

wer in 07.13 mal bei ZEN paar gewinne realisiert und bei CCB investiert hat
dürfte vor ner TOP- perf. 2013 stehen

....damit will ich im ´jetzigen stadium´ noch nicht von ner 2. ZEN
sprechen, aber komm doch ins grübeln, warum die akt. immer noch
über 10x höher bewertet ist

[Jon_Schnee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.460.479 von hbg55 am 16.09.13 20:49:27

neues 52 Wochen Hoch

52 Week High
2013-09-16
High: 0.325

http://web.tmxmoney.com/quote.php?qm_symbol=CCB

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.461.965 von Jon_Schnee am 17.09.13 08:23:42

....und nachfolg. das nächste ATH.....bidddeschön.....


Recent Trades - Last 10 of 84
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12:26:14 V 0.33 0.01 2,000 1 Anonymous 7 TD Sec
12:23:00 V 0.33 0.01 8,000 1 Anonymous 7 TD Sec
12:23:00 V 0.33 0.01 7,000 2 RBC 7 TD Sec
12:21:38 V 0.33 0.01 5,000 2 RBC 85 Scotia
12:18:51 V 0.335 0.015 6,500 18 Euro Pac 124 Questrade
12:12:00 V 0.335 0.015 10,000 85 Scotia 7 TD Sec
12:00:22 V 0.335 0.015 2,500 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec
11:59:57 V 0.335 0.015 2,000 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec
11:59:29 V 0.335 0.015 5,500 7 TD Sec 85 Scotia
11:52:33 V 0.335 0.015 10,000 18 Euro Pac 79 CIBC


.....was meinste, wird demnächst ein BIG- player als JV- partner vorgestellt....
ähnlich wie seinerzeit bei austr. ORE mit TOYOTA - denke, da kommt was
´ausserordtl.´

[hbg55]

Zitat von hbg55: wer in 07.13 mal bei ZEN paar gewinne realisiert und bei CCB investiert hat
dürfte vor ner TOP- perf. 2013 stehen

....damit will ich im ´jetzigen stadium´ noch nicht von ner 2. ZEN
sprechen, aber komm doch ins grübeln, warum die akt. immer noch
über 10x höher bewertet ist

SO scheints nicht nur mir zu ergehen, denn jüngst sahen wir paaar ZEN-
insider, die mal ´sinnigerweise´ gewinne realisierten........

http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?menu_tickersearch=zen

...haben auch sie evtl. in CCB umgeschichtet


es mehren sich nämlich kommentare, daß wir bei CCB erst ´am anfang´
einer völligen NEU- bewertung stehen, wie auch aus folg. beitrag eines
SH- users hervorgeht..........

Most of the traders on this board predict that Ccb will go over a 1$ very soon .

I agree with them but in my opinion if we come up with good results and this company get more institutional attantion we could be more worth than ZEN and I'm not kidding ,not at all.


http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.ccb/canada-c…

[Jon_Schnee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.467.155 von hbg55 am 17.09.13 19:16:39

Abnahmevertrag wäre natürlich Klasse. Was mir auch gut gefällt ist die Infrastruktur des Projekts. Nicht irgendwo in der Pampa .

Logistical Benefits of the Miller Graphite Mine
http://www.canadacarbon.com/newsdetail?&newsfile=ccb_2013090…

• The Miller property covers 20.7 km2 and is located 80 km west of Montreal
• Main roads are located 1 km from the work area and connect by a gravel road to the deposit
• Highway 50 is 4 km from the property and a rail line is 500 meters south of the highway
• A power line crosses the property 500 metres south of the historical Miller graphite mine
• River water can be accessed 250 metres southeast of the property
• Private land reduces timely administrative processes needed to obtain government authorization
• Mobilization time and costs are greatly reduced due to close proximity of local Expertise

[hbg55]

Zitat von Jon_Schnee: Abnahmevertrag wäre natürlich Klasse. Was mir auch gut gefällt ist die Infrastruktur des Projekts. Nicht irgendwo in der Pampa .


....GAAAAAANZ richtig, JS.....denn was helfen die besten BEs, wenn die
rohstoffe nicht auch kostengünstig dem markt zur verfgg. gestellt werden
können !!!!

da kommt heutige PR grad recht daher:


2013-09-19 08:36 ET - News Release

Mr. R. Bruce Duncan reports

CANADA CARBON INC.: DRILLING AND TRENCHING AT MILLER REVEALS A GRAPHITE VEIN AND POD SYSTEM EXTENDING OVER 39 METRES IN DEPTH

Further trenching in Canada Carbon Inc.'s VN1 discovery area has revealed a new graphite occurrence (VN2) that is 25 metres from VN1. The new VN2 discovery is up to 1.5 m thick and can be followed for over 3 m in length at surface. Multiple secondary graphite veins were also identified and are associated with a total of six mineralized pods of metric to pluri-metric size visual graphite of which assays are pending. Drilling has also confirmed that the graphitic vein system extends to a depth of at least 39 m beneath the VN2 surface occurrences. The technical team will continue to review the trench and drill data to better assess the graphite mineralization.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon states, "We have just begun to scratch the surface of this unique hydrothermal lump/vein graphite project and the results to date have been exceeding our expectations. Our recent drill program at Miller has confirmed that the graphite mineralization exposed at surface does in fact extend at depth.

Trenching of our high purity graphite veins allows us to directly observe geological features that would otherwise be underground or only apparent in drill core material. We can correlate our observations with both the drilling and geophysics, and believe this gives Canada Carbon a significant edge for making additional discoveries along this mineralized corridor."....


http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aCCB-21068…

[Jon_Schnee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.483.557 von hbg55 am 19.09.13 19:11:18

Das geht ja bei CCB Schlag auf Schlag. Mein grösste Sorge -> Quantität (was nützt ein super ein bisschen Qualität?) löst sich immer mehr auf

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon states, "We have just begun to scratch the surface of this unique hydrothermal lump/vein graphite project and the results to date have been exceeding our expectations. Our recent drill program at Miller has confirmed that the graphite mineralization exposed at surface does in fact extend at depth.

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.483.823 von Jon_Schnee am 19.09.13 19:57:06

.....JOOOO, kann man so sagen - hier der nächste gem. folg. PR.....NIX
großes, abbbba ein signal...........


Canada Carbon arranges $208,000 private placement

2013-09-20 12:40 ET - News Release

Mr. Bruce Duncan reports

CANADA CARBON ARRANGES FLOW-THROUGH PRIVATE PLACEMENT

Canada Carbon Inc. has arranged a non-brokered private placement consisting of 650,000 units at 32 cents for gross proceeds of $208,000 with Stone & Co. Ltd.

The units consist of one flow-through common share in the capital of the company and one-half non-flow-through common share purchase warrant, with each whole warrant being exercisable for the purchase of an additional common share for a period of two years from closing at 40 cents per common share...........


http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aCCB-21072…


....verwässerung sieht anders aus !!

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.491.503 von hbg55 am 20.09.13 20:13:03

.....auch folg. meldung liest sich pos.............


Canada Carbon agreement for portion of Miller NSR

2013-09-20 16:07 ET - Property Agreement

The TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation pertaining to a letter agreement dated Sept. 14, 2013, between Canada Carbon Inc. and 9228-6202 Quebec Inc., an arm's-length vendor. Canada Carbon will acquire 0.5 per cent of the net production royalty granted to 9228-6202 in relation to the company's Miller property, a property the company acquired on Jan. 7, 2013. As a result of the transaction 9228-6202's NSR will be reduced to 1.5 per cent.

In consideration for the 0.5-per-cent NSR the company will issue 100,000 common shares to 9228-6202.

For further details, please refer to the company's news release dated Sept. 19, 2013.

© 2013 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.


http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aCCB-21072…

[guggi77]

...und in canada wartet man schon gespannt auf die nächsten "ergebnisse"...

manche sind sogar der meinung, dass CCB viel besser abschneiden wird als ZEN...

[hbg55]

Zitat von guggi77: ...und in canada wartet man schon gespannt auf die nächsten "ergebnisse"...

manche sind sogar der meinung, dass CCB viel besser abschneiden wird als ZEN...

....gaaaaanz SO seh ichs auch

[guggi77]

bin gespannt wann die bohrergebnisse veröffentlicht werden!?!?!?

kann nicht mehr lange dauern!!!

[guggi77]

einige kleinere explorer wie zb. WER haben neben CCB mineral-claims erworben...warum wohl?

...aber es kann immer nur einen gewinner geben!!!

[Tadec]

..............und in canada wartet man schon gespannt auf die nächsten "ergebnisse"...

manche sind sogar der meinung, dass CCB viel besser abschneiden wird als ZEN...

netter Versuch

[guggi77]

was hast du eigentlich gegen CCB?

sie haben gestern wie ein PP veröffentlicht...

[Jon_Schnee]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.554.201 von guggi77 am 02.10.13 12:55:23

Der Vergleich mit ZEN hinkt ein wenig. Aber dank ZEN ist CCB im Fokus und das ist gut so. Die grosse Preisfrage, wie schon öfters hier Beschrieben, ist die Frage der Quantität des Projektes bei CCB. Hier sehe ich das grösste Risiko.

[Tadec]

jeden Tag etwas weiter runter,....
Nachkaufen ist angesagt..

[Tadec]

heute krachts aber wieder mal richtig..
Vll sind die Klumpen doch nicht so ertragreich wie gehofft
jedenfalls kann man günstig NACHKAUFEN

[hbg55]

Canada Carbon finds five targets at Miller

2013-10-08 08:21 ET - News Release

Mr. R. Bruce Duncan reports

CANADA CARBON INC.: VTEM SURVEY IDENTIFIES FIVE MAIN CONDUCTIVE ANOMALIES AND 86 CLUSTERS OF EM ANOMALIES ON MILLER LUMP/VEIN GRAPHITE PROPERTY

Canada Carbon Inc. has received the final results of the Geotech VTEM airborne survey performed over the Miller graphite property. Processing of the VTEM data allows for the derivation of multiple products used collectively in identifying priority targets for follow-up work. Five high-priority targets were identified, two of which are known to correspond with marble rocks that host the graphite elsewhere on the property. Additionally, the calculated time constant processing (or Tau constant) has identified 86 clusters of smaller-sized EM (electromagnetic) anomalies on the property which show a strong relationship in signal between each other. Assessment of these anomalies will continue, with testing of the targets through trenching and/or drilling under consideration.

R. Bruce Duncan, chief executive officer and director of Canada Carbon, stated: "Canada Carbon is very pleased with the results of the Geotech survey, which highlights an impressive number of high-priority exploration targets that are widely distributed over the Miller property. Our excellent road access to the property will allow our team to quickly prioritize these anomalies and focus on those with the greatest potential. These geophysical results are an important technical asset that will continue to lead to new graphite discoveries in the very near future at the Miller graphite property."...........

http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aCCB-21112…

[Tadec]

Locker mal 50% vom letzten Hoch verloren..
---NACHKAUFEN ---

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.614.539 von Tadec am 11.10.13 21:44:42

Sie ist zu schnell gestiegen.Habe vor 3 Monaten für 8 Cent gekauft.
Fast 500 % in der kurzen Zeit,zu schön um wahr zu sein.Aber,sie kommt wieder!

[hbg55]

Canada Carbon's Miller Cg exceeds purity threshold

2013-10-15 11:23 ET - News Release

Mr. R. Bruce Duncan reports

CANADA CARBON SURPASSES PURITY THRESHOLD FOR NUCLEAR GRAPHITE[/red]

Canada Carbon Inc. has released the following results from additional chemical characterization of the purified graphite concentrate from its 100-per-cent-owned Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite property. The objective of this additional chemical characterization was to quantify concentrations of impurities in the Miller graphite concentrate and to provide analytical results with lower relative errors than can be achieved using conventional combustion infrared detection techniques.

A sample of graphite concentrate that was purified by SGS Minerals Services in Lakefield (Refer to NR of July 23th, 2013) was submitted for glow discharge mass spectrometer (GDMS) analysis. The results of the GDMS analysis that was conducted by Evan Analytical in Liverpool, New York are presented in the table below. The primary advantages of GDMS are its ability to quantify impurities at trace concentrations in high-purity inorganic solids, and to quantify concentrations of up to 73 contaminant chemical elements in a single analysis. The majority of the contaminant elements in the purified Miller graphite concentrate yielded concentrations that were below the analytical detection limit for each, typically at 0.5 parts per million ("ppm") or grams per tonne ("g/t"), or less. The sum of the concentrations of all elements yielded a concentration of less than 350 ppm (or g/t), which by difference translates to an exceptional concentrate grade of 99.965% total carbon ("C(t)"). Please refer to the Note accompanying Table 1.

TABLE 1: Measured trace element concentrations in graphite by GDMS.......



Canada Carbon's Miller Cg exceeds purity threshold2013-10-15…


......hintergrund für heutige rally og PR

[DrLupilliaisback]

Was den für ne Rally?

Zockermüll bleibt Zockermüll. Da kannste hier noch soviel pushen wie du willst.

Der Laden hat keine Substanz und wird auch nie soetwas wie Substanz entwickeln, genauso wenig wie der CEO, der dieser Bude vorsteht.

Welcher Geldgeber hat eigentlich vor Tagen 25k für 0,257 in S gekauft? Die Kohle wird der auch nie wieder sehen. Fallen eben immer wieder Leute auf die Duncantricks rein.

[Tadec]

toller Zockermüll..

70% vom Jahreshoch

beste gelegenheit zum

------NACHKAUFEN ---------

oder noch warten bis 0,08..

[hbg55]

Zitat von Tadec: toller Zockermüll..

70% vom Jahreshoch

beste gelegenheit zum

------NACHKAUFEN ---------

oder noch warten bis 0,08..

.....thx fürn tip, T.

hab jüngste tiefs schööön zum nachlegen genutzt......uuuuuuund

baby ging mit SK von cad 0,22 mit tagesHOCH ins WE !!!


schau mal in nachfolg. PR.............


Canada Carbon grants options for 900,000 shares

2013-10-18 16:03 ET - News Release

Mr. R. Bruce Duncan reports

CANADA CARBON ISSUES OPTIONS

Canada Carbon Inc. has granted stock options to buy a total of up to 900,000 shares to consultants and advisers of the company, exercisable at a price of 25 cents per share for a period of up to five years from the date of grant.

The options will vest in three equal instalments over an 18-month period.

The options have been granted in accordance with the company's stock option plan............


http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aCCB-21137…

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Applying for Bulk Sampling Permit for Miller Graphite Mine

October 28th, 2013, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to announce that it is in the process of applying for a bulk sampling permit at its Miller Graphite Mine. The bulk sampling permit will enable the Company to extract and ship large samples of graphite-bearing material. The Company has multiple stockpiles of graphite bearing material some of which were recently discovered near the historic Miller Mine pit as well as graphite material collected as it is displaced from trenching during current exploration activities. The stockpiles were discovered during beep-mat surveying and prospecting. The total stock piled material contains 640 tonnes of graphite vein mineralization in marble, paragneiss and wollastonite, as well as five tonnes of high-grade lump graphite. Wollastonite is present in the stockpiled material and in the area currently being trenched, and occurs with graphite as acicular crystals up to ten centimetres in size. Wollastonite has a wide variety of uses in the automotive industry, and the Company is investigating the recovery of wollastonite as a by-product of graphite mining at the Miller mine. Samples from the stockpiles have been sent to Actlabs (Ancaster, ON) for total graphite analysis, and the results will be used to prioritize processing of the stockpiled material. The Company advises that certain parts of the drill program assays are still pending, with the digestion phase done for the graphite vein mineralisation and samples being processed in the analytical instruments.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon states, “Permitting for bulk sampling is a logical next step as we advance the Miller Mine project, and the discovery of historic stockpiles on surface is extremely fortuitous. It confirms the historic accounts of high-grade lump graphite on the property, and provides a significant amount of material for comparison to our recent discoveries. We now have access to this material, at surface, ready to be moved, that required minimum cost to discover. The Company anticipates the shipping of bulk samples for further testing once the bulk sample permit is received.”

Results from a recent VTEM survey flown by Geotech also identified an important anomaly at depth near the Miller Mine pit area (see news release October 8, 2013). A second anomaly with similar strike as the pit anomaly and located to the southeast was subjected to follow-up prospecting and beep mat surveying. Numerous closely-spaced graphite veins ranging from a few centimetres to ten centimetres in width were discovered under 40 centimetres of overburden. Some veins are located at the contact of marble and paragneiss, in an identical geological context to that of the Miller mine site and trench area. Several exploration pits were also located, with graphite-bearing blocks adjacent to them and apparently from the pits. Collectively, the observations support the belief that graphite mineralization explains the strong VTEM anomaly at depth. A drill program to test this anomaly and the mine pit anomaly is planned after additional modeling of the VTEM is completed.

The Company is also in the process of requesting environmental authorization to pursue its trench work in the vein and pods discovery area (see news release, September 19, 2013) due to the expected size of the future trench. The objective is to further expose the mineralized contact between the paragneiss and the marble, which hosts multiple graphite veins and graphite pods. During the environmental authorization process, drilling will be carried out to further test the mineralization at depth. The Company is currently preparing detailed drill logs from the last drill program to better plan the coming program. Geophysical modeling underway by Geotech will also greatly help to determine targets for the coming drill program.

Rémi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

[Jon_Schnee]

Canada Carbon Inc.: VTEM Survey Modeling Defines Three Priority Targets That Will Be Subject to A Drill Program


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Nov. 14, 2013) - Canada Carbon Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:CCB) is pleased to announce that it has received the final modeling results from the Geotech VTEM airborne survey performed over the East claim block of the Miller graphite property (refer to news release, October 8th, 2013). The inversion modeling allows the three-dimensional definition of drill targets, described by plate parameters that define volumes of conductive rock which could be the sources of the anomalies observed in the VTEM survey. These parameters will be used to plan a diamond drill campaign that will not only test the three identified targets, but which will also test the trench area along its extensions and at depth, where graphite veins and pods were found through trenching. Anomaly picking and modeling is currently being conducted by Geotech on the West claim block, which was surveyed by VTEM airborne survey simultaneously with the East block.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon Inc. stated, "We are pleased to receive high-priority drill targets from our VTEM geophysics, which will allow us to seek new graphite mineralization on the Miller property. These new drill targets are all located close to known graphite mineralization at surface, and the technical team is optimistic that graphitic bodies are the source of the EM anomalies identified by the VTEM survey. More drilling adjacent to the trench zone will also help our team in modeling the graphite vein and pod distribution, while providing information about the grade, and quantity of mineralization present. Graphite mineralization assayed to date has yielded high in situ concentrations of graphite, which can be upgraded to very high purity."

Geotech Ltd performed an EMIT Maxwell Plate Modeling on the East bloc over three electro-magnetic anomalies that were selected for their size, shape and amplitude. The plate model allows the prediction of specific parameters for a rock body, such that it explains the observed anomaly's characteristics. Parameters of the modeled plate include location, depth to surface of the body, dip, rotation, length, depth extent and conductivity-thickness. These parameters allow the selection of drill collar parameters to optimally test the inferred source of the electro-magnetic anomaly. All of the proposed drill target models fit the measured data well.

Target E1 is located 800 metres ("m") north of the Miller mine pit and has been modeled as a 130 m by 120 m plate, dipping towards the south-west at 20 degrees. The top of the plate is located at about 140 m from surface. A confident estimation of thickness cannot be done on horizontal plates. Magnetic maps show that target E1 is located between two magnetic anomalies that could correspond to the contact of two geological units with a similar geological context to that of the known Miller mineralization.

Target E2 is located adjacent to the current trench work area. This target is near horizontal, striking northwest for about 250 m, and has a width of about 45m. Similar to target E1, a proper evaluation of thickness cannot be done, since the modeled target is also a horizontal plate. The top surface of the conductor is approximately 90m from surface.

Target E3 is located south-east of the Miller mine pit and shows along-strike continuity with the mine pit electro-magnetic anomaly. This target is very conductive and is steeply dipping. The top of the target is 40 m from surface. The target body has estimated dimensions of 110m by 40m width, along its depth extension, and an estimated thickness of 7 m. Prospecting and beep-mat surveying allowed for the discovery of many closely spaced graphite veins and historical exploration pits in that area.

All of the proposed targets fit well with the deposit model developed by the Company. The model proposes hydrothermal and pneumatolytic processes that result in graphite and wollastonite mineralization associated with intrusive bodies cutting into marble units. Target E1 and E2 are modeled as horizontal conductors that could correspond to altered rock units located over an intrusive body while the sub-vertical target E3 would correlate well with graphite veins arising from a deeper source.

A 900 m drill campaign is planned to start in mid-November to test these three targets. In addition, 500 m of drilling is also planned to sample beneath graphite veins and pods observed in the trench area. Previous drilling (reported in news release September 19th, 2013) was conducted to test the continuity of graphite vein mineralization, but was limited to 39 m from surface. The proposed drill program will focus on extending the mineralization at depth, and along strike.

Rémi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has read the Geotech Modeling Report and confirms the technical information provided in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

CANADA CARBON INC.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO and Director

Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2013/11/14/can…

[Fantomas96]

AlphaNorth Partners Fund Graphite Empfehlungen:

TMR: What is the current outlook for graphite mining?

SP: A few graphite companies are doing extremely well in the market. Zenyatta Ventures Ltd. (ZEN: TSX.V) is the star performer. Its stock recently rocketed from $0.25 to $5. Zenyatta has discovered a unique graphite deposit in Ontario. It can refine the material to very high purity at very low cost. And it is now drilling to define the size of the resource. A preliminary economic assessment should be released within a few months.

TMR: What do you look for in a graphite mining firm?

SP: The size of a firm's deposits is not the main element that makes any mining operation economic. There are a lot of deposits around the world, but many of them are not economic. Grade is the big factor, alongside the direction of the underlying commodity price. For instance, there is a graphite company called Canada Carbon Inc. (CCB:TSX.V), located near Montreal. Its location is near infrastructure, the deposit is very high grade and the company has demonstrated that it can refine very pure graphite that it can potentially sell at a large premium. Because the mine is close to the surface and adjacent to infrastructure, it could prove to be a highly profitable venture.

Mason Graphite Inc. (LLG:TSX.V) has a good project in Quebec. Mason is run by a very experienced team that has been getting good drill results. It will release a new resource update shortly that should significantly increase the size of the resource.

http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/15710?utm_source=delivra&u…

FANTOMAS

[Fantomas96]

Heute ging es mit über 1 Mio. Shares wieder über die CAD 0,20 Marke und über 20% hoch. :-)

[DrLupilliaisback]

Tja, das war es dann wohl erstmal bei solch mickrigen Bohrergebnissen. Viel Spaß weiterhin noch beim gegenseitigem Hochpushen. Leicht verzockt könnte man sagen.

Gewinne macht hier jedenfalls keiner mehr. Der Kurs geht wieder dahin wo er hingehört. In den 1-5 Centbereich (CAD selbstverständlich).

Und Hören will ja sicherlich auch niemand mehr.

[SEPP_EIXLBERGER]

Canada Carbon drills two m of 32.45% Cg at Miller

http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C:CCB-2125440…

[Jon_Schnee]

Zitat von SEPP_EIXLBERGER: Canada Carbon drills two m of 32.45% Cg at Miller

http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C:CCB-2125440…

R. Bruce Duncan, chief executive officer and director of Canada Carbon, stated: "We are very pleased the drilling and channel sampling have confirmed that the very high-grade Miller graphite mineralization continues at depth. We have multiple intersections of graphite in multiple holes, equating to vertical depths of mineralization to at least 39.3 metres, and our impending drill campaign will further extend the downdip and strike extension of these high-grade intervals. The campaign will also test our three high-priority targets defined by airborne EM, each of which exhibits geophysical attributes like those over the VN2 area."

[SEPP_EIXLBERGER]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 45.914.610 von Jon_Schnee am 25.11.13 17:31:04

"LmaA"... der CEO müsste an die Decke springen vor lauter freude....man oh man...Wie wäre es mal mit der Wahrheit?

Oct 16/13 Oct 15/13 Inwentash, Sheldon Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -164,500 $0.202
Oct 16/13 Oct 15/13 Inwentash, Sheldon Indirect Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -157,000 $0.205
Oct 16/13 Oct 15/13 Inwentash, Sheldon Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -1,000,000 $0.219

http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?menu_tickersearch=CCB+…

PEACE&LOVE
SEPPi

[Tadec]

75% vom 52 Wo-Ho.
beste Möglichkeit jetzt nachzukaufen

[Tadec]

--Nachkaufen--


Canada Carbon Begins Second Drill Program at Miller Project

December 3rd, 2013, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to announce it has begun a second drilling program at its Miller Graphite Project. The Company has engaged George Downing Estate Drilling Ltd. (Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, QC) to complete a minimum of 1000 meters (m) of NQ-sized diamond drill holes (DDH). The drilling is designed to further extend graphite mineralization at depth and along strike, and to drill test three VTEM anomalies that were recently identified (see news release, November 14, 2013). The drilling is expected to be completed within two weeks.

The last exploration campaign was completed in late summer and tested the near-surface continuity of graphite mineralization at the VN1 and VN2 showings. A total of 595.3 meters of drilling was completed and encountered multiple graphite intersections, as well as graphite mineralization to a vertical depth of 39.3 m (see news release, November 25, 2013). A mineralized zone is believed to be present along the depth extension of VN2, and at least 470 m of drilling is planned to further expand the size of the mineralized corridor.

The previous VTEM airborne survey identified many anomalies on the Company’s east block, and three priority-one anomalies were modeled to define drill targets (see news release, November 14, 2013). Drilling will test each of these conductors, and will also provide preliminary size and graphite content estimates for the mineralization. VTEM targets E1 and E2 are modeled as horizontal conductors that could correspond to altered rock units located over an intrusive body, whereas the sub-vertical target E3 models suggests graphite vein systems likely arising from a deeper source.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon Inc. stated, "We are pleased to have begun our second phase of drilling at Miller. This program will confirm our expectations for the size and quality of the mineralized system beneath the VN2 showing which is already established to a depth of 39.3 meters. Also, our three priority-one drill targets with VTEM signatures are like those over known mineralization; therefore we anticipate new discoveries at these locations.”

Sampling and core splitting will be conducted on site with samples to be sent to Actlab (Ancaster, ON) for assay. Analysis of samples will be done for graphitic carbon (Cg) by multistage furnace treatment and infrared absorption. Duplicate samples will also be submitted to comply with the Company's QAQC program. The remainder of the core will be tagged, logged and stored on site.

Rémi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

[Tadec]

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[Tadec]

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Canada Carbon Achieves 99.9978% Purity by Rapid Thermal Upgrading of Miller Vein Graphite

December 12th, 2013, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB is pleased to announce the following results from additional chemical characterization of the purified graphite concentrate from its 100% owned Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite property. The objective of this additional chemical characterization was to measure the levels of impurities within the graphite much more sensitively than can be accomplished using conventional infrared techniques. The graphite concentrate was also subjected to rapid thermal treatment, an upgrading technique commonly employed in the commercial graphite industry, to determine the responsiveness of the Miller graphite to this process. This is important information, because very pure graphite currently sells for much higher prices than less pure graphite material. Moreover, the specific contaminants present can influence the high-technology applications for which the graphite is suitable.

A sample of the Miller vein graphite was subjected to a two stage caustic roast/acid leaching process, by SGS Canada Ltd., as previously reported, which was then submitted to Evans Analytical Group, of Liverpool, New York (EAG-NY) for full survey chemical analysis by glow discharge mass spectrometry (GDMS). The sample was analyzed both as received, and also subsequent to rapid high temperature heat treatment in an inert atmosphere, to provide comparison of the total contaminants before and after heat treatment. Total measured elemental impurities before heat treatment were greater than 246 ppm by weight. Total measured impurities after heat treatment were less than 23 ppm. Thus, more than 90% of the contaminants were removed from this graphite by rapid thermal upgrading, yielding graphite of 99.9978% purity. It should be noted that industry standard assay methods used by graphite exploration companies are unable to determine graphite purity beyond 99.9%. The techniques used here make possible a much more precise measurement of overall purity.

Specific elements which were found in the pre-treated sample, but no longer detectable after thermal treatment include: chromium, copper, iron, lead, magnesium, manganese, phosphorus, strontium, titanium, yttrium, zinc, and zirconium. In addition, aluminum, boron, calcium, chlorine, silicon, sodium, and sulphur were also reduced significantly (decreased by 50% or more). Heat treatment conditions were: flowing helium atmosphere (100 mL/min); temperature 2000-2200 C.; duration 10 minutes.

The thermally upgraded graphite (99.9978% Cg) easily exceeds the overall purity threshold for nuclear grade graphite (99.97% Cg). Another nuclear grade purity criterion is the Boron Equivalent Content (BEC), a measure of the neutron capture potential of the elemental contaminants in the graphite. Based on only the three detected elements (boron, chlorine, and nickel) among the list of sixteen elements typically considered for the calculation of the Boron Equivalent Concentration, the BEC of this graphite sample was 0.164 ppm. When the detection limits for the other 13 elements were included (as per ASTM methods), the BEC was not more than 0.966 ppm, well below the strictest standard (2 ppm BEC) typically applied to nuclear graphite purity specifications.



TABLE 1: ELEMENTAL CONTAMINANTS DETECTED AFTER THERMAL TREATMENT

ELEMENT


SYMBOL


CONCENTRATION


% REDUCTION BY THERMAL TREATMENT

(ppm by weight)

Boron


B


0.15


50

Sodium


Na


3.4


77

Aluminum


Al


0.2


>99

Silicon


Si


1.5


95

Sulphur


S


11


56

Chlorine


Cl


1


50

Potassium


K


0.8


20

Calcium


Ca


3


97

Nickel


Ni


0.7


0

Tungsten


W


0.7


30




R. Bruce Duncan, CEO and Director of Canada Carbon, remarked, “The Miller vein graphite continues to exceed our most optimistic expectations with respect to not only the high purity achievable for it, but also the ease with which those results are obtained. Here, we report 90% loss of contaminants in just 10 minutes of thermal treatment. Despite the great success that we have achieved so far in upgrading our Miller graphite, these results are still preliminary. The Company is planning a systematic laboratory investigation to determine an optimized metallurgical process for this graphite, which we believe could provide results exceeding those achieved via these initial investigations. The Company will also submit samples of the Miller graphite for characterization tests, to further investigate some of its unique physical properties. Those results will be reported as soon as they are received.”

Dr. Karol Putyera, Vice President for GDMS Services at EAG-NY stated that, “The high temperature heat treatment experiment clearly points towards unique physical characteristics of this Miller vein material. In all my years of analyzing graphite this behavior is unprecedented”

Sample Processing, Assay Procedures, and Technical Information

A surface sample of Miller vein graphite (62% Cg) was submitted to SGS Canada (Lakefield), where it was crushed, concentrated by single-stage flotation (dense media separation), and sorted by particle size. The +48 mesh fraction graded 93.5% Cg (please refer to press release dated July 18, 2013). This concentrate was upgraded via sequential caustic roast and leaching in H2SO4/HF, then thoroughly washed, resulting in graphite of >99% purity, as determined by the Leco furnace method (please refer to press release dated July 23, 2013).

A sample of this high-purity material was submitted to EAG-NY, where it was prepared for chemical survey analysis by GDMS. In this method, the sample (graphite) is mounted as the cathode in the glow discharge cell and analyzed directly. Argon is generally used as the discharge (plasma) gas, which atomizes the sample. Atomized species diffuse into the discharge plasma, where they are ionized. Carbon ions together with analyte ions are then extracted from the cell and accelerated into the mass analyzer for detection. The plasma atomization process continues until a sufficient mass of the sample has been atomized, to ensure that the acquired results are representative of the analyzed sample. The mass spectrometer determines the ion beam ratios of analyte ions versus carbon ions, thereby identifying the elements present in the sample, and their mass fractions. Reference sample analysis is used to determine the relative sensitivity factors for each element, which then determines the limits of detection for each element.

Previously, a purified Miller graphite sample was submitted to EAG-NY, where it was submitted for GDMS survey analysis, using a protocol in which the graphite was first pressed into a high purity indium metal, to serve as a binder. This resulted in higher limits of detection for the analyte elements, as the plasma intensity was limited by the low melting point of indium. For the assay results reported here, a larger sample was submitted so that the assay protocol could be optimized for fast flow GDMS measurements, resulting in higher instrumental sensitivity. An approximately 5g sample of Miller graphite was pressed into a self-supporting wafer without a binder. This sample was then assayed by FF-GDMS “as received”, and also after heat treatment. Thermal treatment conditions were the following: flowing helium atmosphere (100 mL/min); temperature 2000-2200 C.; duration 10 minutes. The equipment used was supplied by Thermo Fisher Scientific, Model Element GD.

The impurity concentrations obtained by FF-GDMS were used to calculate the Equivalent Boron Content (EBC) of the graphite, as defined in ASTM Method C1233-09, “Standard Practice for Determining Equivalent Boron Contents of Nuclear Materials", in conjunction with ASTM Standard D7219-08, “Standard Specification for Isotropic and Near-isotropic Nuclear Graphites”, which lists the 16 elements of concern with respect to the EBC criterion. EBC is calculated as the sum of the EBC of each impurity, such that EBC (impurity) = (EBC factor for impurity) (concentration of impurity (ppm)). Each EBC factor was obtained from Table 1 of ASTM Method C1233-09. A number of contaminants of concern were below the detection limit of the FF-GDMS assay procedure, so the concentration associated with each respective detection limit was submitted for the calculation of the EBC of those contaminants, as discussed in paragraph 3.3 of the method.

ASTM International, formerly known as the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), is a globally recognized leader in the development and delivery of international voluntary consensus standards. Today, some 12,000 ASTM standards are used around the world to improve product quality, enhance safety, facilitate market access and trade, and build consumer confidence.

About Dr. Karol Putyera, Vice President, GDMS Analytical Services, New York

Dr. Putyera started to work for Shiva Technologies, Inc. (later purchased by Evans Analytical Group) in 1992 as a part-time GDMS analyst while being a Research Associate in the L.C. Smith College of Chemical Engineering and Materials Science at Syracuse University NY, from 1992-1995. After completing his JSPS fellowship at Chiba University in Japan Dr. Putyera joined Shiva full-time as technical manager and subsequently held positions in the company as Director of Advanced Technology Group, General Manager Shiva West, Laboratory Director, Vice President for Business and Technology Development and most recently President of Shiva Technologies, Inc. and Shiva Technologies Europe.

Dr. Putyera completed his BS and M.S. degrees in Physical Chemistry at Charles University, Prague, Czech Republic in 1983 and 1985, respectively. He received his Ph.D. degree in Inorganic Chemistry in 1991 at the Institute of Inorganic Chemistry, Slovak Academy of Sciences, Slovak Republic.

Rémi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors



CANADA CARBON INC.



“R. Bruce Duncan”

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.039.958 von Tadec am 12.12.13 19:35:05

Und noch ein bißchen Gebietserweiterung hinterher:

Canada Carbon Acquires Calumet Claims From Caribou King

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Dec. 13, 2013) - Canada Carbon Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:CCB) announces that it has entered into a definitive agreement (the "Agreement") with Caribou King Resources Ltd. ("Caribou King") to acquire a 100% interest in eight claim units (the "Calumet Claims") contiguous to Canada Carbon's historic Miller Graphite Mine. The Company and Caribou King act at arm's length. The Calumet Claims are located 80 kilometres ("km") west of Montreal near Grenville, Quebec. With this new land acquisition, the Miller Graphite property will now cover 94.2 km2.

Terms of the Agreement

Pursuant to the Agreement, the Company has agreed to issue Caribou King a total of 200,000 common shares upon the approval of the transaction by the TSX Venture Exchange. The Company has also agreed to pay Caribou King $15,000.

The Calumet Claims are subject to an existing 2% Net of Processed Material Returns Royalty which can be reduced at any time to 1% by paying $1,000,000 to the royalty holder.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors
CANADA CARBON INC.
"R. Bruce Duncan"
CEO and Director
"Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release."

FORWARD LOOKING STATEMENTS: This news release contains forward-looking statements, which relate to future events or future performance and reflect management's current expectations and assumptions. Such forward-looking statements reflect management's current beliefs and are based on assumptions made by and information currently available to the Company. Investors are cautioned that these forward looking statements are neither promises nor guarantees, and are subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause future results to differ materially from those expected. These forward-looking statements are made as of the date hereof and, except as required under applicable securities legislation, the Company does not assume any obligation to update or revise them to reflect new events or circumstances. All of the forward-looking statements made in this press release are qualified by these cautionary statements and by those made in our filings with SEDAR in Canada (available at www.sedar.com).


FANTOMAS

[goofey]

Das Calumetgebiet ist umgeben von ccbgebiet.Wie soll ckr das abbauen?
Es ist eine sinnvolle Gebietsbereinigung.

[Fantomas96]

Auch wenn einige hier Bruce Duncan nicht mögen, Fakt ist, dass CCB der wohl weltweit einzige Explorer ist, dessen Graphit Qualität mit einfachsten Methoden zu "nuclear purity" gewandelt werden kann und damit sehr wertvoll und gefragt ist.
Selbst Zenyatta, mit ähnlichen Qualitäten, ist bei der Nachweisbarkeit noch nicht so weit.
Und deren Chart kann man sich ja zum Vergleich gerne mal ansehen. :-)
Hinter den Kulissen tut sich hier zumindest einiges.

FANTOMAS

[Fantomas96]

Hier nochmal die Aussage eines langjährigen Graphit-Fachmanns zur CCB Graphit Qualität:

Dr. Karol Putyera, Vice President for GDMS Services at EAG-NY stated that, "The high temperature heat treatment experiment clearly points towards unique physical characteristics of this Miller vein material. In all my years of analyzing graphite this behavior is unprecedented".

Wir reden hier über wahrscheinlich höhere Reinheiten als synthetisches Graphit, was sehr aufwendig hergestellt werden muss und daher Preise > $ 20.000/Tonne erzielt.
Diese Reinheiten werden hier durch relativ einfache Hitzebehandlung sehr kostengünstig erreicht.
Plus einfacher, oberflächennaher Abbau und Infrastruktur (Straßen, Elektrizität, Arbeitskräfte etc.) in unmittelbarer Nähe.

Die Rahmenbedingungen hören sich für mich sehr gut an.

FANTOMAS

[goofey]

Ich vergleiche ccb mit uec,einer reopened Uranmine.CCB kann einen ähnlichen Weg nehmen,denn die Voraussetzungen sind ähnlich gut.UEC ist leider,wie alle Uranaktien, wegen Fukushima runter gegangen.

[Tadec]

neues Jahr ...neues Glück.....

----Nachkaufen---???? !!!

[Fantomas96]

2014 Graphite Outlook: Price Rebound, Supply Shift and New End Uses

By The Gold Report, on January 14th, 2014 in Expert Interviews

The Mining Report: Simon, China is putting mining on the back burner while it cleans up damage done to the environment by mining and other industrial work. Graphite processing facilities, including those in Shandong Province, have halted flake graphite production. Will that affect prices?

Simon Moores: For sure. We expect the immediate price impact will be minimal. Typically, graphite mining stops during the winter in China, so most international buying already happened in the autumn.

Inside China, we’ve heard that some producers are raising their list prices, taking advantage of the story. The key will be whether those prices stick when buying begins again after the Chinese spring festival in late January/early February. At that point, I anticipate a price reaction.

TMR: It’s estimated that China controls 70% of the world’s graphite production. Is its grasp on the graphite business loosening?

SM: China’s macro policies, certainly on environmental responsibility (including the use of natural resources and improving air quality), are leading to a crackdown on the mining industry. Halting graphite mining, as we’ve seen in Pingdu, is a perfect example of that.

As a result, we could easily see some shift of supply. The temporary closures in Pingdu could be enough to scare buyers into looking elsewhere. That’s already happening. Major graphite buyers are looking all over the world for new sources. If the Pingdu restrictions extend into Heilongjiang Province, buyers could move—not just look—to sources outside of China for the first time since the 1980s.

TMR: In your May 2013 interview, you suggested that prices for flake graphite had bottomed. What happened to the price for standard-grade graphite over the latter half of 2013?

SM: Prices remained flat. We saw slight decreases, but ultimately the trend was flat. We expect to see price improvement in Q1/14 or Q2/14 because of the supply-demand situation. If that’s the case, we’ll know that the second half of H2/12 was the bottom, but there’s been no upturn yet to confirm that.

“The offtake deal with China gives Focus Graphite Inc. an advantage now over other players.“

TMR: What’s your price outlook for 2014 and into 2015 for flake graphite, plus-80 mesh, 94–97% carbon?

SM: This year we expect some improvement, maybe to $1,400-1,500/ton. Should that momentum carry into 2015, prices could improve further, to $1,600-1,800/ton. We don’t expect to see the huge increases we saw back in 2010-2011. That was a unique situation.

TMR: What’s the biggest wildcard facing the graphite space this year?

SM: On the supply side, it’s still China. On the demand side, the wild card is demand from a new sector and that’s batteries.

TMR: What should get investors excited and involved in graphite in 2014?

SM: The fundamentals haven’t changed since the price spike and exploration boom of 2010-2011. The key elements are China’s dominance, China’s mining regulation plans and the emergence of new markets.

I would look at refractories versus batteries. Manufacturers of refractories are trying to get higher quality graphite. Battery manufactures are competing for the same grade—large flake, higher purity graphite. Most of the mines around the world can’t supply sufficient volumes. That presents a great opportunity for anyone trying to build a new mine.

TMR: Readers of The Mining Report are mostly familiar with small-cap graphite explorers and developers. In that sector, what makes a good graphite project?

SM: It’s a balancing act. It comes down to the product the project can produce, who would want to buy it and how economical the resource is. Grade is important. Typically, higher purity in the ground translates directly into a more economical resource. Flake size is also key, because buyers are demanding larger flake (plus-80 mesh and higher) and higher purity (95%, 96%, 97% and 98% C).

The size of the resource is somewhat less important from end user and industry perspectives. After all, industry consumes a maximum of 450,000 tons per year, in a good year. But I can understand that an investor would want to see large, confirmed resources for long-term business plans.

TMR: The first offtake deal has been signed with a junior graphite developer in Canada, Focus Graphite Inc. (FMS:TSX.V). Does that deal legitimize graphite juniors by giving them a role in the bigger picture?

SM: It legitimizes some of them. The deal was a vote of confidence in the exploration sector. It showed the world that the exploration and development sector have some very good projects and can create a product the market wants and needs.

The Focus Graphite deal covered nearly 100% of the company’s planned production, including fines. Fines are usually a very difficult product to ship because they’re always in excess supply and are of lower quality carbon. There’s less of a market for fines and it has more product competition.

What stood out for me in the Focus Graphite deal is that it came from China. It shows the big buyers in China are looking elsewhere for new supplies. I thought that was the big takeaway, not just for Focus Graphite, but for the whole exploration sector. Focus showed its willingness to work with China as a customer, not necessarily as a competitor.

I think if the exploration industry starts to see China as a market—an opportunity, rather than a threat—more progress would be made.

TMR: How much of an advantage does the offtake deal give Focus over other players in similar positions?

SM: It’s an advantage now, because Focus was the first to announce and it shows a serious, large-scale partner in China. Only one other company has had an offtake since, and that’s Kibaran Resources Ltd. (KNL:ASX) with a Europe-based trader.

TMR: Do you think we will see other, similar deals?

SM: We could, yes. A lot of buyers want to get long-term supply. A lot of players are waiting to get the best deal, whether that means buying a project outright or signing offtake agreements.

TMR: Across the mining space, but particularly in the graphite space, a number of companies are running low on cash. Do you expect any mergers of survival?

SM: I expect the biggest and the best projects will survive. The top companies, the ones you read about, have the best projects. The smaller ones will have to look at merging or folding if they can’t get funding.

As I’ve said before, some in the industry—both producers and buyers—are waiting for a good time to buy a project. It doesn’t have to be a leading project, which could be quite expensive. It could be a smaller project. They’re just waiting for a good deal. So I expect to see some activity in 2014.

TMR: Does Industrial Minerals Data keep track of companies’ cash on hand and the burn rates?

SM: No, we focus on collecting prices and supply-and-demand figures. We track the industry, not individual companies.

TMR: What was the funding scene for the industry in 2013?

SM: Clearly, it was a difficult year for funding. One financing that stood out was Syrah Resources Ltd.’s (ASX: SYR) raising AU$35 million (AU$35M) for its project in Mozambique. I know how difficult it was for all the other projects in the industry, so that was an achievement. It was a big step toward actually building a mine.

TMR: Were there other events that got your attention? I’m thinking of the Sri Lankan government opening up to graphite mining, for example.

SM: Sri Lanka did open up exploration throughout the year by loosening legislation to welcome foreign investment. Many more companies are active there now and they tend to be Australian. The nature of Sri Lanka’s graphite means, in volume terms, it will remain a niche.

TMR: What about the efforts of a research team trying to develop condoms made of latex graphene? Is that possible?

SM: Only theoretically. You can be the first to try it. I won’t.

TMR: So, batteries and steel will remain the primary demand drivers for graphite?

SM: Yes, definitely. Steel refractories will remain the staple for a long time, but the potential for explosive growth will come from batteries. If you have a big market from steel plus big growth percentages coming from batteries—and everyone is competing for the same raw material—it could create an interesting dynamic over the next five years.

TMR: In terms of company news, does any company stand out for doing something different from its competitors?

SM: It was a quiet year in terms of stories. Juniors battled it out on a few fronts, especially the carbon purity stakes of the end product.

The battlegrounds now are over resource size, purity and upgrading the size of reserves.

For example, Canada Carbon Inc. (CCB:TSX.V) has a vein graphite deposit in North America and it has one of the more original approaches. It’s one of the smaller companies, but the company’s niche approach is refreshing and more suited to the graphite industry outside of China.

TMR: Do you prefer a vein deposit to other types of deposits?

SM: Not really; it depends on the market you’re going for.

Canada Carbon is going for a niche, not to take on the whole market. The company is thinking sensibly about alternatives. It doesn’t plan to produce more than 10,000 tons a year.

TMR: Northern Graphite Corporation (NGC:TSX.V; NGPHF:OTCQX) was once the darling of the sector. Its share price had a good run, but has since come off quite a bit. Why?

SM: Northern Graphite did a great job of getting out ahead in the race, publishing a lot of information first. It led the industry in that perspective. Obviously, as more projects come on-stream, there is more competition. If you stick your neck out, some people will have a go at you and other people will respect that. That’s just the hazard of leading the pack, as Northern Graphite did.

Investors should be considering all the serious graphite companies, and that includes Northern Graphite.

TMR: What’s next for graphite investors?

SM: You never quite know in this space, but I think the worst is over. I think we’ll see improvement in 2014 for everyone in the graphite industry. The fundamentals haven’t changed since the boom of 2011: China still dominates. New supply is needed for high-tech markets, which are competing with the traditional steel refractories. No new mines have been built since the 1980s.

Add on to that the diminishing supply, given the new situation in Pingdu, China. Supply, especially for large-flake, high-purity grades, is tighter. Premium products—large-flake, plus-80 and bigger, at purity levels of 95–99% carbon—will be in demand.

We should see some price improvement as well. Usually, when prices improve, that sentiment translates to the rest of the industry. That gets reflected in the investment arena. If that happens, it should encourage more people to return to graphite investing, because the fundamentals are pretty clear.

TMR: In addition to the high-purity producers, what about companies that can provide a value-added product?

SM: This is important. The industry needs value-added products that are hot and fresh out of the kitchen.

But for the pure mining companies, that will be difficult to achieve. Producing spherical graphite, for example, is effectively a second business requiring more capital.

From the raw material perspective, it’s not just about purity. It’s really about the large flake and the purity together. If you look at the plus-45 mesh or higher—the next step down from plus-80—in conjunction with purity in the 95-99% ranges—that product will be in demand. We’ve actually seen a shortage of some of these higher grades in a market where not many people are buying.

TMR: Have management teams in the graphite space adjusted their business models to be more accommodating to the market?

SM: Beginning last year, they started listening more to industry. The responsible companies were asking people what they actually wanted. It’s nearly all about processing technology to get the true value. Companies that follow that route aren’t just making flake graphite; they’re making spherical graphite for batteries. That is a big investment, and also a significant step forward.

TMR: I have to ask about the graphene-graphite debate. Has this industry made progress in developing graphene made from mined graphite?

SM: To be honest, not much. The exploration sector has done most of the legwork on this and has made some inroads, but it’s still a young industry. It’s still risky to say you can make all graphene from flake graphite because there are so many different production routes. It remains a theoretical product without a market.

It’s not necessarily the best company in scientific terms that wins in these things. It’s whoever makes the market inroads now. The graphite-to-graphene companies out there now—Grafoid Inc. (private) would be a good example—are doing the work and creating the market. If those companies are linked to flake graphite projects, that’s a plus for this side of the industry.

TMR: In that case, is Focus providing a model for others to follow?

SM: I think Focus is concentrating on the processing and the technical aspects of it. In the end, it doesn’t matter too much where you get your raw material; it’s about the processing technology that you develop.

I said a few years back that those that hold the technology cards will lead the pack and I still believe that.

TMR: In effect, if you could provide a steady consistent supply of graphene, there will be markets for it. Without the steady supply, there are no markets for graphene. It’s a chicken-and-the-egg situation.

SM: Definitely. That’s why the graphene supply side is pushing to create a market. Some companies are working with paint manufacturers, plastics manufacturers. The first step is discussion between graphene companies and end users about how to use it. You can create a graphene powder, but how do you get it into the end product? How will it improve that product? By how much? What will it cost? Will their customers buy it? Someone will get there eventually, but these things take time.

TMR: And we’ll be here to talk about it. Simon, thanks for your time and your insights.

Simon Moores is manager of Industrial Minerals Data, a business that sets prices for natural graphite and fluorspar industries from offices in London and Shanghai. He has been reporting on, researching and analyzing the non-metallic minerals sector since 2006, when he joined London-based publishing and research house Industrial Minerals. He has specialist knowledge in critical and strategic minerals including graphite, lithium, rare earths and titanium. He led the research and publication of the market study, “The Natural Graphite Report 2012: Data, Analysis and Forecast for the Next Five Years.” He has chaired conferences and given keynote presentations around the world. He has also been interviewed by international press including the London Times regarding Chinese control on world graphite production, and The New York Times with regard to rare earths after breaking the story that China blocked exports to Japan in 2009.

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FANTOMAS

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Reports High Order Crystallinity of its Miller Graphite by Raman Spectroscopy, as well as Dispersion and Exfoliation to Graphene

February 4th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to report the results of the first in a series of laboratory characterization tests being conducted by Evans Analytical Group (EAG) on its Miller high-purity hydrothermal graphite. The crystallinity results reported herein were obtained using Raman spectroscopy, which definitively determines the degree of crystallinity of certain materials, including graphite. The EAG laboratory report summarizes the results, as follows: “The Raman spectrum was that of a single crystal of graphite. The crystalline quality of the graphite was better than any other industrial graphite sample we at EAG have analyzed to date.”

Bench-scale tests to examine the dispersion behavior of the Miller graphite were conducted by Dr. Karol Putyera at EAG Liverpool, NY laboratory. When this sample was immersed in a common industrial chemical, carbon disulphide (CS2), it partially exfoliated. Dr. Putyera remarked, “In combination with the exceptional high purity and highly crystalline nature of the Miller graphite, this dispersion behavior could lead to solution-based processing of this material for producing graphene, which opens up a wide range of potential applications.”

Other characterization procedures, including X-Ray Diffraction Spectroscopy (XRD), to provide greater insight into the crystalline nature of the Miller graphite, and Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM), to provide visual images of the crystals, are currently being conducted. The results of those procedures are expected shortly, and will be reported when received.

The Company also reports that management, accompanied by technical and legal advisors, recently met in Ottawa with a number of federal government officials from various agencies, to ensure that the Company is in full compliance with import/export controls, licensing, and documentation required by domestic and international law with respect to production and shipments of nuclear and military grade graphite. The Company further advises that additional meetings with federal government officials are planned.

About the Raman Spectroscopic Results

Raman spectroscopy is the collection of light inelastically scattered by a material or compound. When a light of known wavelength strikes a material, the light is shifted according to the chemical functionalities of the material. The intensity of this shifted light depends on both molecular structure and macrostructure. As a result of these phenomena, the collection of the shifted light gives a Raman spectrum that can provide direct information regarding the molecular vibrations of the compound or material. We can then interpret this information to determine chemical structure, organization, and in some cases, non-covalent intermolecular interactions. The Raman spectrum of graphite is very well characterized, which permits clear interpretations of the Raman spectra of graphite test materials, based on the component peak intensities and positions of the spectral features.

A sample of the Miller high-purity graphite was submitted to a “LabRam” J-Y Spectrometer. An Ar+ ion laser (514.5 nm wavelength) with an 1800 gr/mm grating were used for the measurements. The Raman spectra were collected in the backscattering geometry (180 degrees) under an Olympus BX40 microscope. The key spectral features collected were the G-band (1579 cm-1) and D-band (1350 cm-1), where the G-band is theoretically the only permitted band arising from a single crystal of graphite, and the D-band is a measure of the disorder within the crystal. The sharp, high-intensity, narrow-shouldered G-band peak strongly suggests that the sample is a single crystal of graphite. The proportionally very small D-band peak indicates extremely low disorder in that crystal, and may be due to minor mechanical damage experienced by the crystal during earlier processing. The complete Raman report, which includes the Raman spectrum of high-quality industrial graphite for comparative purposes, can be viewed at the following link: http://www.canadacarbon.com/docs/Raman_Spectroscopy_EAG.pdf

About the Exfoliative Behavior of the Graphite

Currently, most producers intent on separating natural graphite into individual sheets (graphene) or low-multiple sheet graphene use variations on Hummer’s Method, which involves some very harsh chemicals that can oxidize the graphene sheets. Those defects can be partially repaired by chemical reduction, yielding reduced graphene oxide. The quality of the graphene produced by this method is not only variable, it can be quite poor when compared to graphene produced by synthetic methods. Synthetic graphene, although often of very high quality, is much more expensive to produce.

The last step in the exfoliation of graphene from natural graphite by Hummer’s method (the actual separation of the individual graphene layers) is by immersion in a polar solvent, in combination with sonication (high-frequency vibrations induced by ultra-sound emitters). Dr. Karol Putyera, working at EAG, dispersed a sample of the high-purity Miller graphite in the non-polar solvent carbon disulphide, and without sonication, the sample partially exfoliated.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO and Director of Canada Carbon, remarked, “Our Miller hydrothermal graphite has once again exceeded our most optimistic expectations. Following our earlier metallurgical testing at SGS Lakefield, which yielded graphite as pure as could be determined by their analytical method (please refer to the press release dated July 23, 2013), "Canada Carbon Achieves 100% Graphitic Carbon on Second Purification Test on Miller Graphite Sample"), a sample of that same material was shown to be of nuclear-grade purity by GD-MS (please refer to press release dated October 15, 2013). Then, we were able to show that brief thermal upgrading could remove more than 90% of the already very low contaminant burden (please refer to press release dated December 12, 2013). And now, we have clear scientific evidence of the high order crystallinity of our Miller hydrothermal graphite. Moreover, the simple process to exfoliate the graphite to graphene, in combination with its highly crystalline nature and high purity, will also allow us to produce top-quality graphene materials. This will give us access to yet another high-value market.”

Mr. Duncan further states, “We hope to soon receive our Bulk Sampling Permit, which will allow us to significantly expand our test work program. Because we have numerous veins exposed at surface, we can not only systematically determine the characteristics of the individual graphite occurrences, we can easily extract substantial amounts from each one. With that information, we can proceed with our planning to develop a mine on the Miller property. It is Canada Carbon’s goal to commercialize its Miller project, with speed to market the top priority for our highly differentiated graphite.”

A full update of current exploration results at Miller (trenching and drilling) is to be released soon after reception of analytical results from Activation Laboratories of Ancaster, Ontario.

Rémi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.



On Behalf of the Board of Directors

[Tadec]

------NACHKAUFEN ------
------VERKAUFEN-------

[bluehole]

Wer keine Skrupel hat wegen der militärisch-waffentechnischen Bedeutung der Funde/Grades, der sollte zumindest bleiben.

Wenn die Qualität der Ressource nur annähernd so bleibt und die Tonnage wächst (bisher kratzte man ja nur an der Oberfläche), dann könnte das ein nobrainer werden.

Auf diesem Niveau sind die Chancen m. E. deutlich größer als die Risiken.

Alles nur meine 2 cent.

[goofey]

"bisher kratzen sie nur an der Oberfläche"
Das stimmt so nicht.Sie haben Bohrungen durchgeführt und den Reinheitsgrad
analysiert.Eine Mengenschätzung nach 43-101 ist sicher schwieriger als bei Öl.
Kein einziger V-Carbonwert hat bisher eine Mengenschätzung vorgelegt.

[Fantomas96]

Ich brauche kein 43-101:
bohren, bulk mining, Verarbeitung, Verkauf, Cash.

FANTOMAS

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Drilling and Discovery Update at the Miller Graphite Project, Quebec

February 6th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to provide an update on the advancement of its winter exploration program on the Miller Mine property. Shortly after drilling began in December, it was halted due to the discovery of VN3, a graphite vein that is two metres thick on surface and continuous along strike for five metres. Drilling was re-directed to the VN3 discovery, and real-time electromagnetics (“EM”) were employed to identify new drill targets in the area.

R. Bruce Duncan, CEO & Director of Canada Carbon Inc. stated, "We continue to be pleasantly surprised by the prolific nature of graphite mineralization at Miller. The VN3 discovery is a wide graphite vein at surface over a large airborne EM anomaly, making it a high priority for re-evaluating graphite potential in this area. We continue to investigate this area using real-time ground geophysics to rapidly identify targets for drilling in the second phase of our winter program.”

Previously, the Company announced a minimum 1000-metre drill program of NQ-sized diamond drill holes to test several VTEM anomalies (see news releases, December 3, November 14, 2013). Drill hole DDH13-09 confirmed that the E2 anomaly is associated with a sulfide-rich intersection with minor disseminated graphite. Drill hole DDH13-10 targeted the E3 anomaly and encountered a wide intersection of minor and disseminated graphite in marble. During movement of the drill to the E3 drill site, a graphite-rich vein (VN3) was exposed over two metres in width and along strike for five metres before pinching out. The VN3 discovery was subjected to drilling with six shallow drill holes targeting the vein at depth and along its projected extension on strike and at depth. The winter campaign encountered bad weather, which slowed down the overall drilling production. A total of 547 metres in nine holes was completed in this phase of the program. Maps showing the DDH location can be found at:

DDH Location Link: www.canadacarbon.com/miller-graphite-project

Highlights of the drilling results are presented below.

Drillhole


Azimuth, degrees


Inclination, degrees


From, m


To, m


Interval, m*


%Cg

DDH13-15


275


50


6.00


7.80


1.80


48.60







including


6.00


6.50


0.50


63.20

DDH13-14


275


45


4.00


7.50


3.50


6.80







including


4.00


4.30


0.30


50.50

DDH13-11


240


55


10.00


12.30


2.30


8.10







including


10.00


10.90


0.90


11.00

DDH13-12


245


45


11.50


22.00


10.50


2.00







including


16.50


21.00


4.50


3.50

DDH13-17


280


45


2.00


15.00


13.00


1.00







including


4.80


9.10


4.30


1.60

NOTES: Only core samples with visible graphite content were assayed. *Data are insufficient at this time to estimate true thicknesses.

The most significant results are from the new vein discovery VN3 where drilling in core hole DDH13-15 encountered 48.60% C graphite (Cg) over 1.8 metres, including 63.20% Cg over 0.5 metres. This intersection of graphite occurs 4.6 metres (vertically) beneath the VN3 showing. DDH13-14 intersected a graphite vein grading 50.50% over 0.30 metres in 3.50 interval metre interval grading 6.80% Cg between the surface and the DDH13-15 graphite mineralization. The VN3 showing remains open at depth.

The other hole of interest is hole DDH13-11, which targeted a wollastonite-graphite pod located 22.5 metres southeast of the VN2 showing in the trench area. The hole was successful in extending the mineralization hosting the pod to a depth of 8.19 metres (vertically) beneath the surface showing. Grades similar to other graphite pods (see news release dated November 25, 2013), specifically 8.10% Cg over 2.3 metres including 11.00% Cg over 0.90 metres. The pod southeast of the VN2 showing is suspected to be within the same mineralized corridor that extends to at least 39.3 metres (vertically) beneath the VN2 showing. The mineralized corridor also remains open at depth.

Many lower grade intersections were also sampled during drilling. Some of the lower grade mineralization includes graphitic marble grading 2.00% over 10.50 metres including 4.50 metres at 3.50% Cg and 1.00% over 13.00 metres including 4.30 metres at 1.6% Cg. Isolated values range between traces amount of graphite and 4.00% Cg. No significant gold or base metal assays were obtained. The Company will use the geochemistry information to determine alterations patterns and to better interpret the encountered rock units.

The new vein (VN3) discovery triggered the Company to halt the drill campaign and perform a ground electromagnetic survey over the large VTEM anomaly surrounding target E3 to find the best targets before drilling resumes. Dubé & Desaulniers Geoscience Ltd. (Ottawa) was engaged to perform a ground electromagnetic survey using the PhiSpy system. This portable time-domain EM system enables the detection of conductive rocks at optimum depths of 10 to 20 metres, with the results seen in real time on a display screen. This allows for the strongest anomalies to be immediately identified for further testing.

The PhiSpy survey was performed over a 0.11 square kilometre area centered on VN3 with line spacing between 10-20 metres for a total of 12.7 line kilometres. The survey identified 14 anomalies ranging between 5 and 54 metres in maximum dimension. The widest anomaly was discovered in the vicinity of the E3 target identified previously by Geotech, and the Company is currently working with Geotech to re-interpret their results to include the PhiSpy data. Additional data from the core and surface showings will also be incorporated to identify drill targets in this area.

Winter field work including trenching, beep-mat and TDEM surveys, and prospecting is currently underway on the new PhiSpy anomalies in the VN3 area. Drilling will resume once reinterpretation of all results are complete. Existing targets include the new VN3 showing, the trench area where the VN2 surface mineralization is established to a depth of 39.3 metres, and the E1 anomaly, located 800 metres north of the Miller mine pit. Geophysical maps indicate that E1 lies between two magnetic anomalies that may correspond to a lithologic contact of two geological units having a similar geological context to that of the known Miller mineralization (see news release, November 14, 2013).

In related news, the bulk sampling permit request previously filed for Miller (see news release, October 28, 2013) has been modified to include material from the VN3 showing. Receipt of the permit request has been acknowledged by the Ministry of Natural Resources. The Company has also engaged Inlandsis Consultants to produce a NI 43-101 compliant Technical Report for the Miller Mine Property that is expected to be completed in the following weeks.

Half splits of the drill core were delivered to Actlabs (Ancaster, ON) for gold, base metal and graphite assays. The results are reported using protocol 4F-C graphitic in which the samples underwent drying, crushing with up to 90% passing through a #10 square-mesh screen, riffle splitting (250 gram) and pulverizing to 95% passing a 105 micron square-mesh screen. Graphitic carbon (Cg) was determined by multistage furnace treatment and infrared absorption, with a 0.05% detection limit. Quality control and assurance performed by Actlabs on in-house standards and blanks produced acceptable results.

Rémi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.



On Behalf of the Board of Directors

[Tadec]

http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?menu_tickersearch=CCB+…

[goofey]

"The Chief" schreibt im bullboard,daß eine Resourcenschätzung keinen Sinn
ergibt,da die Schätzung zu ungenau ist.Er begründet das sehr sauber mit Beispielen.

[Tadec]

----------NACKAUFEN------------ ???????
..........VERKAUFEN............ ???????



Canada Carbon Provides Update on Stockhouse Posters

February 13th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) announces that it has taken legal action to address a series of false and malicious comments published in the fall and winter of 2013 by four anonymous posters on the website: www.stockhouse.com (the “Stockhouse Website”). The Company does not take this action lightly, but has determined that it is necessary to protect the reputations of the Company and its CEO in light of the frequency and severity of the comments, and the posters’ refusal to provide apologies and retractions.

The Company has attended at the Supreme Court of British Columbia and has now obtained orders for the production of all identifying information regarding four posters known as “2guys”, “Jinbag”, “Doobyus” and “Chubster56”. The Company is dealing with each poster on a case by case basis and is considering all available legal options. The Company is also reviewing with its legal counsel the conduct of five additional posters.

The Company is pleased to announce that it has already reached settlements with the two posters known as “2Guys” and “Jinbag”. Under the terms of these settlements these posters have agreed to publish apologies and retractions on the Stockhouse Website and have agreed to reimburse the Company for legal fees incurred to date. The full text of these apologies is outlined below.

The Company is still in the process of dealing with the two posters known as “Doobyus” and “Chubster56”. The poster known as “Doobyus” has been identified as Paul K. Cooper, a former consultant of the Company and the current Chief Operating Officer of Saint. Jean Carbon Inc. (TSXV:SJL). The Company has sought an apology and retraction from Mr. Cooper but has yet to receive any response and is considering appropriate further legal recourse in light of Mr. Cooper’s current position and history with CCB. The poster known as “Chubster56” has only recently been identified and the Company is in the process of contacting this poster.

Apology from 2guys:

I wish to apologize to the company and its shareholders for my comments made under the username “2guys”. I now understand that my comments, which were intended to refer to individual Stockhouse posters, may not have been clear to all readers. I want to clarify that I did not intend for my comments to be disparaging of the company or its management in any way. In particular, I did not intend to suggest that CCB is a “pump and dump”, that CCB is a scam, or that anyone affiliated with CCB has tried to artificially inflate the stock price. I have not seen any evidence of impropriety on behalf of the company and I do not believe that the Company is acting in any way other than in the best interests of its shareholders. At the time I made these comments, I did not have any financial interest in CCB and my comments were not made for any ulterior motive. As a sign of good faith I have voluntarily provided my personal contact information to the Company and have been in contact with the Company. In order to confirm that I did not have any ulterior motive and was not colluding with any other posters, I have also agreed to provide the company with copies of all relevant inbox messages to and from the “2guys” account. I trust that this will allow the Company to address any concerns it may have and repair any damages my comments may have caused.

Sincerely,

2Guys.



Apology from Jinbag:

I wish to apologize to the company and its shareholders for the comments made under the username "Jinbag". I want to clarify that I did not intend to suggest that CCB is "operated by crooks" or that CCB is a "pump and dump". I have not seen any evidence of impropriety on behalf of the company and I do not believe that the company is acting in any way other than in the best interests of its shareholders. I do not and did not have any ulterior motive. I wish to confirm that I have no collusion with any other posters and I do not have any other "aliases". I have agreed to provide the company with copies of all relevant inbox messages sent to and from "Jinbag" account. I trust this will allow the company to address any concerns it may have and repair any damages my comments may have caused.

Sincerely

Jas Basi (Jinbag)



On Behalf of the Board of Directors

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.444.971 von Tadec am 13.02.14 18:22:44

Canada Carbon graphite under “watchful eye of government”
By EMMA HUGHES
Published: Friday, 21 February 2014


http://www.indmin.com/Article/3311791/Canada-Carbon-graphite…


Company talks with IM about high purity graphite, nuclear potential and federal discussions

Earlier this month, Canada Carbon Inc. reported that laboratory results from its Miller vein graphite property, in Quebec, Canada, showed potential to produce new material that can be used in the nuclear industry.
This news was not only picked up by industry reports, but also at government level, and Canada Carbon has since been in discussion with federal officials in Ottawa.

To find out more about how Canada Carbon hopes to achieve entry into this niche, and often closed-off industry, IM caught up with the company’s CEO, Bruce Duncan.

Duncan outlined the strategy for the Miller deposit, explaining how Canada Carbon expects to overcome stiff competition from over 100 juniors in the graphite market. A lot of this, he said, was down to the simplicity of excavation at Miller.

“With a bulk sample permit, and surface exposure of the veins, we can go into production using simple excavating equipment. We can then have our ore custom milled, and sell the product, which will provide non-dilutive capital to fund further exploration and resource definition activities,” Duncan told IM.

Previous sampling work at Miller has identified grades as high as 80.1% C and assessed the visible graphite deposit through a series of new samples taken directly along and into the vein at a depth of approximately 30-50mm.

Test work conducted by Evans Analytical Group (EAG) on the crystallinity of the graphite and by SGS Lakefield Ontario on the purity further highlighted the potential for the product to be used by the nuclear industry.

EAG said the crystalline quality of the graphite was “better than any other industrial graphite sample” it has analysed to date. Duncan further explained that Canada Carbon’s understanding from the scientists was that the crystallinity of the graphite tested was actually higher than that of the commercial graphite used to calibrate the equipment used to measure it.

Since releasing these results, Canada Carbon said it has received significant industry interest in its graphite, but added that it is still in the characterisation phase.

“Our graphite is found both in high grade veins (30-90% C), but also as smaller disseminations. All indications (easy hydrometallurgical upgrading, and rapid thermal upgrading, along with the high crystallinity (Raman)), suggest that the graphite crystals did not intercalate with the waste minerals,” Duncan told IM.

“That means that the graphite crystals appear to be of very high carbon purity, with the waste material surrounding those crystals, rather that intergrown into them. Picture your fingers laced together. Your fingers are intercalated. Picture your fingers balled into a fist. Your fists are separate graphite crystals,” he explained.

Nuclear industry potential

Canada Carbon’s management has met with a number of federal government officials from “various agencies” to discuss the first domestic production of nuclear- and military-grade graphite in recent history.

Duncan told IM that Canada Carbon did not approach these officials – it was the other way round.

“On 15 October 2013, we first released assay data indicating that our graphite exceeded nuclear purity standards. All it took was combining the words nuclear and graphite in one sentence, and we came under the watchful eye of government,” Duncan said.

“On an ongoing basis, we have directly submitted our technical information to the proper authorities. Our meeting with a number of agencies collectively was simply the most efficient way to bring each other up to date, and ensure that all of the regulatory standards would be met going forward. The ore in the ground is not regulated (...) at a certain point during processing of that ore, it will become regulated,” he explained.

“We will continue to liaise with the appropriate government agencies, as our project develops further,” he told IM, adding that the company anticipates that the next meeting will be held in one or two months’ time.

Other markets

While Duncan explained to IM that it was premature to say that Canada Carbon is now in the nuclear industry, he did say that the company has discovered that graphite from Miller “readily upgrades to exceed the purity standards for nuclear applications.”

“Our ash content is well below the 300 ppm nuclear standard, and our boron equivalent concentration is less than 1 ppm – well below the most stringent nuclear threshold,” he said.

However, in niche industries like nuclear it tends to be a case of very low volumes but higher prices, so IM pressed Duncan on how this might affect the company’s ability to shift volume of graphite mined.

“Low volume and higher prices together provide the perfect impetus for going into early production. We are still very much in the exploration phase at the Miller project. What we have found, already exposed at surface, will already permit us to develop revenue through our bulk sample permit,” Duncan explained.

“As we further explore the property, using surface EM geophysics, we discover new veins routinely. We’ve also uncovered veins during road-building on site. There is great potential for further discoveries,” he added.

Duncan concluded by telling IM that as well as hoping to serve the nuclear industry, Canada Carbon is also looking at other potential markets that will help it to shift volume.

“For military use, high density is a critical variable. As our material is highly crystalline, and density runs with crystallinity, we recognised the potential application immediately. Similar purity standards to those applied to nuclear graphite are also relevant to military applications, so our high-purity high-crystallinity graphite could well be military grade as well,” he said.

“High purity graphite has a number of potential applications, from graphene to synthetic diamonds to semiconductors to lithium ion batteries. We are working on demonstrating the suitability of our high-purity graphite in a variety of applications,” Duncan concluded.

Nuclear grade graphite

Graphite is used in many different types of nuclear reactors, where it serves as both a moderator and a spacer for the fuel elements. Graphite is pretty much inert in that environment, but the same can’t be said of contaminants within the graphite.

The low ash content threshold is to limit the amount of contaminants that could either alter the rate of the nuclear reaction, or participate in it. Some contaminants may also contribute to the breakdown of the graphite structure when exposed to radiation.

The lower the contaminant load, especially those contaminants which can capture neutrons (assessed as the boron equivalent content), the more suitable the graphite becomes for use in nuclear reactor core components.


FANTOMAS

[prallhans]

Schönes Plus heute mit VOlumen. Luft nach oben vorhanden. Was mir nicht gefällt, ist dass die Insider verkaufen.
http://canadianinsider.com/node/7?menu_tickersearch=ccb

[Fantomas96]

Das sind nicht "DIE" Insider.
Das ist EIN Insider, nämlich Pinetree und Sheldon Inwentash, die ihre Position auflösen.
Hat Null Aussagekraft und nichts mit Insiderinfos zu tun, denn die haben auch VOR den letzten beiden Anstiegen (auf 0.27 und 0.35) verkauft, äußerst schlechtes Timing von den Jungs.
Sollten jetzt durch sein und ich bin echt überrascht, wie schnell der Markt die "Schnäppchen" (0.15-0.17) absorbiert hat. Hatte mit ein paar Tagen "Schlußverkauf" gerechnet.
Das ist für mich ein sehr bullishes Zeichen, wie schnell wir wieder auf 0.20 waren.

[prallhans]

Jo hast Recht, is nur einer und der Chart hat Luft nach oben. Dazu der generelle bullische Trend.

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Receives Authorization for Bulk Sampling of 480 Tonnes on its Miller Mine Graphite Property

March 10th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to announce that it has received permission to collect and ship up to 480 tonnes of graphite-bearing material from its Miller Mine graphite property in Quebec. According to the authorisation delivered by the Ministry of Natural Resources of Quebec, up to 480 tonnes of material may be extracted for mineralogical testing as well as for distribution to potential purchasers. The sample must be collected between March 15th and September 15th, 2014, and the results of the treatment must be reported to the Ministry by September 15th, 2015. The bulk sample was requested to test the historically mined trench area of the property, along with multiple veins of graphite mineralization found over the area during field exploration by the Company. Stockpiles of graphitic material from historical production have been found in various areas around the former mine and can also be sent out for the purpose of bulk sampling. The removal of surface material in the trench will also help the Company to understand the distribution of graphite pods and veins along the mineralized corridor it has discovered.

Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, "We are very pleased that the Quebec Ministry of Natural Resources has granted authorization for us to move forward with pilot plant scale testing of this uniquely high-purity graphite deposit. We are excited to be able to generate additional data in support of graphite mining at the Miller Mine, and look forward to reporting the results to our shareholders and to the Ministry." Mr. Duncan further stated, “With this bulk sample permit, and surface exposure of the veins, we can remove the graphitic material using simple excavating equipment. Once our graphitic material is custom milled it can be sold, with any excess returns over cost being applied to fund further exploration and resource definition activities.”

The Company is currently in discussions with industry-leading graphite processors with respect to toll milling of the bulk sample material and anticipates having 150-250 tonnes of high-purity graphite concentrate available to ship in the second quarter of 2014.

About the Miller Graphite Mine

The Miller hydrothermal lump-vein historical graphite mine and its related claims cover 94.2 square kilometres and is located 80 km west of Montreal in Grenville Township. The Miller mine is a past graphite producer and was likely the first graphite operation in Canada. Main roads are 800 metres from the mine and connect to secondary roads that access most of the property.

Multiple surface sampling programs conducted in 2013 generated assays of up to 80.1% graphitic carbon (Cg). Hydrometallurgical purification testing resulted in refining a sample to 100% C, and repeated grind and flotation prior to the purification process included a +48 mesh concentrate of 99.1% Cg (100% Ct). The outstanding pre-purification results demonstrated that Miller graphite can be processed into a final product without the need for further treatment. Subsequent testing on the concentrate achieved 99.9978% purity by rapid thermal upgrading methods.

Airborne VTEM surveys generated multiple anomalies that were followed up by ground EM and prospecting. The last exploration campaign completed in late 2013 tested the near-surface continuity of graphite mineralization at the VN1 and VN2 showings. A total of 595.3 metres of drilling was completed and encountered multiple graphite intersections, as well as graphite mineralization to a vertical depth of 39.3 metres (See CCB press release dated November 25th 2013). A mineralized zone is believed to be present along the depth extension of VN2, and additional drilling is planned to further delineate the extension.

Rémi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.



On Behalf of the Board of Directors

[Tadec]

------VERKAUFEN------?
------NACHKAUFEN------?
-------HALTEN--------?

der Bulle liegt an der Leine....

[goofey]

Was sich seit einiger Zeit im bullboard abspielt, ist ein Stück aus dem Irrenhaus.Das Stockhouse so etwas duldet,spricht nicht für sein Niveau.Seit 1Jahr nur positive news,und dann das.Ob da System dahinter steckt?BD hat vor
Übernahmeangeboten gewarnt.Schaun wir mal!

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Provides Scanning Electron Microscope Images of Miller Hydrothermal Graphite Crystals

April 29th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to present these Scanning Electron Microscope (SEM) images of its Miller hydrothermal graphite crystals, provided to it by the El Segundo, California laboratories of Evans Analytical Group. These micrographs clearly reveal the highly crystalline nature of the Miller graphite, evidenced by both the platy shapes of the crystals, and their highly organized layered structure, in a way that is now clearly visible to the naked eye.

These, and other high-resolution SEM images of the Miller hydrothermal graphite, can be viewed at http://canadacarbon.com/scanning-electron-microscopy

Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, "On February 4th, we announced that further characterization testing of the Miller graphite was underway, and we are pleased to provide these SEM images of the graphite crystals. These SEM images verify the old saying that, ‘A picture is worth a thousand words.’ The near-perfect layering of graphene molecules which make up these graphite crystals can be clearly seen.

The graphite submitted for SEM imaging was from the same sample which achieved 99.9978% Cg purity after rapid thermal upgrading (please refer to the news release dated December 12, 2013). Graphite crystals in this sample were from the +48 mesh fraction (analogous in size to “jumbo flake”) from a flotation concentration trial conducted in July 2013 by SGS Laboratories, of Lakefield, Ontario. We believe that achieving 99.9978% Cg, while retaining the inherent crystalline nature of our Miller graphite, is unprecedented.”

Further graphite characterization results are expected shortly, and will be reported when received.

SGS Laboratories is currently processing a 50 kilogram composite of the Miller graphite, with a view to developing a flotation concentration flow-sheet which optimizes the preservation of the crystalline graphite structure, as well as particle size, in order to maximize the potential economic value of this high-purity graphite. Once these optimization criteria are determined, the scale-up to pilot plant design will commence.

Rémi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290, an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c. acting as an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101 for the issuer. Dr Charbonneau states, “I welcome these newly acquired SEM images which tend to reveal that graphene may be present in the lattice of graphite crystals from the Miller Project. This is a significant step toward the production of graphene from vein type graphite and the upcoming detailed report from El Segundo Laboratories will detail the inference with the high crystallinity indicated by Raman Spectroscopy (see February 4, 2014 press release).”



On Behalf of the Board of Directors

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Provides Early Flow Sheet Results for 50 Kg Sample of Miller Graphite

May 1st, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to provide the initial characterization tests for its Miller Property lump graphite mineralization.

As previously announced on April 14th, 2014, SGS Laboratories (SGS) is currently conducting a metallurgical test program on a 50 kilogram composite of the Miller graphite, with a view to developing a flotation concentration flow sheet which optimizes the preservation of the crystalline graphite structure, as well as particle size, in order to maximize the potential economic value of this high-purity graphite. Once these optimized process criteria are determined, the scale-up to pilot plant design will commence.

A first exploratory batch cleaner flotation test confirmed the excellent metallurgical response of the Miller graphite material. The results provided below, as reported by SGS, are preliminary results obtained in a single batch cleaner test. It will also be determined how each size fraction responds to the caustic-roast/acid-leach upgrading process, so that we can develop estimates for a cost/benefit analysis for the economics of that extra processing.

In addition, further tests are being completed to optimize the flake size distribution and concentrate grade. Initial results show:

The reconstituted head grade of the sample was 43.8% C(t)

The carbon recovery into a preliminary flotation concentrate was 98.2%. The grade of this concentrate was 94.1% C(t) based on the reconstituted head grade from the size fraction analysis.

The results of the size fraction analysis are presented in the table below:

(All reported results have an associated measurement uncertainty based on the expected precision and accuracy relating to the method and sample concentration).

38.1% of the mass reported to the +80 mesh size fractions at a combined (weighted average) concentrate grade of 98.6% C(t)

All size fractions larger than 150 mesh yielded grades of at least 95.5% C(t)

Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, “Although these are preliminary results from our flotation optimization program, we are already seeing an approximately 50% improvement in the yield of the largest graphite particle sizes, when compared to the very basic work conducted by SGS last summer. We will soon have enough graphite concentrate available to begin shipping samples to a number of potential end-users for their assessment.”

Rémi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.



On Behalf of the Board of Directors



CANADA CARBON INC.


“R. Bruce Duncan”

CEO and Director

[Tadec]

Irgendwas muss doch faul sein,
der Kurs hängt fest wie angenagelt...

[goofey]

Der Kurs sitzt seit September 2013 fest.Grund war und ist,daß bei SH
täglich CC von Boardteilnehmern diffamiert wurde.Nicht nur die Firma,sondern auch das Management,und das mit Duldung von SH.Es hat Prozesse gegeben,es haben sich Leute öffentlich entschuldigen müssen und ca 15000.-Dollar Strafe
gezahlt.Jetzt haben wir noch die Nachwirkungen.Hätte SH die Typen gesperrt,wäre der Kurs woanders.Seit 1 Jahr nur gute Nachrichten,Geduld ist angesagt.

[goofey]

Heute schreiben im bb endlich die longs über den CEO und seine bisherige Tätigkeit.Nur positiv.Das kann man alles unterschreiben.
Gute Grundstücke,gute Zukäufe.
Sparsamer Umgang mit Geld.
Gute geologische Zuarbeiten,um der Produktion näher zu kommen.
Graphit von seltener Reinheit.
Gute Informationspolitik,sehr zeitnah und nachvollziehbar.

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Files NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Miller High-Purity Lump/Vein Graphite Project

May 6th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to announce that it has Sedar filed a National Instrument 43-101 “(NI 43-101”) report on its 100% owned Miller high-purity hydrothermal lump/vein graphite property located 80 km west of Montreal near Grenville, Quebec.

The 494 page (including appendices) independent technical report entitled, "Technical Report on the Miller Mine Graphite Property, Grenville Township, Quebec, Canada" (the "Technical Report"), dated April 25th, 2014 was prepared for Canada Carbon by Dr. Remi Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290, the Company’s geologist and an associate of Inlandsis Consultants from Montreal. The Technical Report is available under the Company's profile on SEDAR at www.sedar.com and on the Company's website at www.canadacarbon.com.

Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, “Canada Carbon is pleased to provide shareholders with this comprehensive report detailing the exploration programs conducted on the Miller property, as well as a summary of the graphite characterization work reported to date. Now that winter is behind us, our exploration team is ready to embark on another busy season of prospecting activity. Aerial geophysics conducted by Geotech (VTEM Plus) produced at least 40 clusters of electromagnetic (EM) targets on the East Block claims, and a further 46 clusters of EM targets on the West Block. We plan to systematically assess these targets using ground geophysics, surface prospecting and trenching where indicated, followed by a diamond drill program to test the sub-surface extent of any significant graphite exposures identified during this exploration program. Continued exploration activities on previously defined targets will also be carried out, with planned work on the trench area (VN1-VN2), VN3 area, as well as the latest PhiSpy ground geophysical anomalies identified in March 2014.

Canada Carbon has continued to build its land package, and wishes to emphasize that the discoveries detailed in this Technical Report occurred on only a small percentage of the land area, in the vicinity of the historic Miller Mine. With the knowledge and experience gained from the exploration work detailed in this report, we hope to efficiently identify and assess the value of new targets which share the same geological setting and geophysical responses. ”

Report Summary:

The key elements of the NI 43-101 compliant Technical Report for the Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite property are summarized in the brief points below:

The initial period of exploitation in 1845-1846 may well have been the first graphite operation in Canada. Following a 25-year period of inactivity, the site was worked again for a short period of time around 1870 as the Miller mine and was taken over in 1889 by Messrs. Rae & Co. without extensive work. The most important episode of mining apparently occurred from 1899 to 1900 by Keystone Graphite Co.: “The lots sent contain an average of from 35 to 55 per cent of pure graphite and it is paid for according to the grade. Since the company has been working, about 25 carloads have been shipped; from 16 to 22 men have been employed throughout the year. The work consists of a cutting about thirty feet deep joining the main deposit where, it is stated, a thickness of 2½ feet of solid graphite have been found at times.”

The Miller Mine Property includes 81 claims (47.38 km2) registered to Canada Carbon, another eight (8) claims (4.8km2) to be transferred from a company with an adjacent property, and 95 pending claims (57.57 km2). The property is located in the Grenville, Grenville Augmentation and Harrington townships in the Outaouais Region of southern Quebec, about 80 km west of Montreal.

Since March 2013, Canada Carbon has discovered many occurrences of graphite mineralization over a small area in the vicinity of the past-producing Miller mine. The mineralization occurs as two main plurimetric graphite veins (VN2 and VN3), many graphite veins of smaller size, and numerous plurimetric graphite-wollastonite pods. The veins are mostly oriented N-S, similar to the trend of the former mine pit. The veins contain 40% to 80% Cg whereas the pods generally grade around 10-15% Cg. The main mineralization of interest on the Miller Property is categorized as granulite-hosted lump vein-style mineralization and is therefore particularly well suited for high-tech applications due to its high purity potential. Processing of the graphite vein material yielded an ultra-pure product, achieving results of up to 100% Cg. The possible use of the graphite in nuclear applications was also evaluated by verifying the Equivalent Boron Content of the impurities in a concentrate, which surpassed purity requirements. Raman spectroscopy studies demonstrated a high degree of crystallinity for vein graphite from the Miller mine.

Authorization was granted by the Ministry of Natural Resources of Quebec to extract a bulk sample of up to 480 tonnes (metric tons) of material from the surface showings and piles of blocks. The Company has excavated a series of trenches along a contact between marble and paragneiss. The contact zone is mineralized with graphite veins and graphite-wollastonite pods. Pegmatite intrusions are also present along the contact. The mineralized contact zone can be followed at surface for over 50 m from the southern end of the trench. It is folded towards the east; at depth, the mineralized contact (graphite-wollastonite) was encountered at a vertical distance of 39.3 m below the VN2 showing. An airborne VTEM survey detected many anomalies of significant size on both claim blocks belonging to the Company. Ground geophysics also detected large local anomalies associated with graphite vein systems.

To detect additional large conductors, the authors recommend systematic IP surveying over the known VTEM anomalies and local PhiSpy surveys over anomalous areas in order to generate high-quality targets for prospecting, trenching and drilling. An IP survey and trenching program should be carried out in the trench area to extend known mineralization laterally and at depth.

Dr. Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release commented: "Filing the first comprehensive NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Miller Graphite project represents a significant step forward in the evaluation of the full economic potential of the high quality vein-type graphite present on the Miller Mine Property.”

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

[goofey]

Wieder eine sehr gute Nachricht!Was passiert?1.5Cent Anstieg.Habe nachgekauft bei 16.5Cent,werde es weiter tun.

[Tadec]

das soll einer verstehen,.....
da kann doch was nicht stimmen....
warum nur dümpelt der Kurs seit Monaten trotz pos. Meldungen.
??????

[bluehole]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 46.940.316 von Tadec am 07.05.14 21:28:19

Geduld, Geduld. Wer die nicht hat, geht leer aus.

Das Verlaufsmuster kann doch nun wirklich nicht überraschen. Kopien gibt es im Dutzend.

[goofey]

Zur Verunsicherung hat auch beigetragen,daß 2 Instituionelle letztes Jahr
ohne Begründung verkauft haben.Mussten sie auch nicht.SH user Schmid hat vor=
gestern für Pinetree eine mögliche Begründung ins Internet gestellt,nämlich einen Geschäftsbericht,aus dem hervorgeht,daß Pinetree 2013 einen Verlust von ca.30 Mio.hatte,aber, you never know.Schade,daß da "General"Kesef nicht mehr schreibt,der hatte echt Ahnung.

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Defines 11 Priority Targets and 82 Secondary Targets on the Miller Mine Property

May 8th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to announce that following the completion of the 494 page (including appendices) technical report on its Miller Mine graphite property it has completed compilation of available technical data on the property to determine a list of 11 priority targets and 82 secondary targets of significance that will be worked on during the coming exploration program.

The selection of targets on both blocks of claim was based on many criteria including: structural interpretation based on magnetic tilt-angle derivative, dB/dt Calculated Time Constant (Tau) and dB/dt Z Component channel 26 (Time Gate 0.505 ms) from the VTEM survey, PhiSpy anomalies, initial geophysical work performed in May 2013 and geological maps.

Structural interpretation from the magnetic maps from The VTEM survey generated many linear features that could correspond to lithological contact or faulting. Both features are highly favorable contexts for intrusion of pegmatite or for the passage of hydrothermal fluids and gases toward surface. Conductive anomalies found in the area of those structural features can correspond to accumulation zones of conductor minerals such as graphite or sulphides and fit well with the model developed by Canada Carbon for its Miller Mine mineralization. Comparison with topography was also made to determine possible areas where silicification processes occurred as silicified rocks can be more resistant to erosion. Also, since some of the targets cross the access roads through the property, a significant amount of information can be obtained by simple prospecting along those roads.

Prospecting and beep mat surveying will be carried out on all of the priority and secondary targets in Phase 1 of the work program. Phase 2 will cover all priority targets with ground IP surveying to better define conductor locations. Local ground EM surveys covering IP anomalies and including any Phase 1 discoveries will detect any near surface mineralization that will be further assessed by trenching during Phase 3. Deeper targets and extensions of surface showings will be sampled by drilling during Phase 4.

Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, “The definition of priority targets using all of the available technical data on both blocks of the property will allow the Company to immediately focus on the most prospective zones within the 25 km2 covered by VTEM aerial geophysics and to spend exploration money where the potential for discovery is highest. The verification of the various anomalies will generate much more information that can be applied to define additional exploration targets not only within the VTEM surveyed blocks, but also thereafter on other parts of the significantly expanded land package assembled by Canada Carbon in recent months.”

Dr. Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

[goofey]

Kaum ist die NR raus,kommt im BB die Behauptung,daß 60% aller Gutachten nach
43-101 falsch seien.Begründet wird das nicht,wozu auch,Hauptsache wieder ein Kübel Dreck.Folge:Kurs gibt nach.Macht nichts,wir sehen am Jahresende,wer Recht hatte.

[goofey]

Das 43-101 Gutachten ist auf der Webseite von CC zu finden.494 Seiten,viel Spaß für Interessierte.

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon to Proceed with Ground EM Survey on Priority Target E1 on the Miller Mine Property

May 20th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) announces that it has mandated Dubé & Desaulniers Geoscience Inc. to proceed with a 320 metre (“m”) by 320 m geophysics survey over priority target E1, first identified by aerial geophysics (VTEM) conducted last year. The area to be surveyed is centered over a 180 m by 100 m strongly conductive VTEM anomaly that lies at the heart of the 400 m (radius) E1 VTEM target previously reported. Trenching will then be done over each anomaly generated by the ground EM survey. The ground survey can be readily expanded, based on the results of surface prospecting in the E1 target zone.

The ground EM survey will consist of a PhiSpy grid with line spacing of 20 m. The PhiSpy system is a light-weight, portable TDEM geophysical exploration tool which brings together GPS locating capability, stored mapping and geoscientific information (e.g. targets obtained from airborne geophysical surveys), and real-time display of TDEM profiles of the area being surveyed. The PhiSpy device can detect buried conductors to approximately 10m depth. It was previously deployed on the property in an area covering the historic mine pit, as well as the VN3 showing, which resulted in the discovery of 14 anomalies of varying size. Subsequent exploration confirmed the association of PhiSpy anomalies with graphite veins in a few cases; however most of the anomalies are still to be inspected by trenching to evaluate their source.

Target E1 is easily accessible by bush road, and is located 750 m north of the Miller mine pit. E1 corresponds with a large conductive anomaly that is located on the edge of a 1.3 km long fold structure, at the hinge zone of the fold. The magnetic maps also indicate a contact between two geological units in the zone to be surveyed. The area’s geological maps show a succession of paragneiss, marble and skarn rocks, and the target would reside in the continuity of the marble and skarn units. This anomaly was previously selected for modelling by Geotech of Aurora which interpreted it as a horizontal plate that is 130 m long by 120 m wide which dips at -20 degrees. The dip direction is parallel to the hinge of the interpreted folded structure, with the modeled plate parallel to the fold, which fits well with Canada Carbon’s proposed model. The top of the modelled plate is located at about 140 m from surface. Previously, conductor E3 was also modeled by Geotech as being at significant depth, but was later found to be at shallow depth as determined by the PhiSpy survey covering the VN3 area.

Trenching over the anomalies generated by the PhiSpy survey will be done to directly observe any mineralization or alteration associated with the anomalies. Trenching will also allow the company to obtain immediate results, as well as important technical information about the anomalies. The trenching excavator is currently on site and a water source is nearby to expedite the cleaning process by use of high pressure water pumps. Old forestry roads cross the anomaly, which will allow the Company to reduce the amount of tree cutting to a minimum.

Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, “The beginning of the work on one of 11 defined priority targets is the start of a great summer of exploration on both claim blocks of the Miller Mine property. The targets show high potential for graphite mineralization, and each of them will be fully assessed during the summer work program. The company is confident it will discover many graphite showings, and that it will also generate a considerable amount of technical data to further define future targets. With this acquired knowledge about the relationship between geophysical signatures and the geological structures associated with hydrothermal graphite deposits, we expect continuous improvement in the efficiency and success of our prospecting programs.’’

Dr. Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.



CANADA CARBON INC.


“R. Bruce Duncan”

CEO and Director

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.023.168 von Tadec am 21.05.14 20:39:14

Und die nächste Meldung:

Canada Carbon Achieves Exceptional 99.7% C(t) Graphite Flotation Results Without Chemical Treatment


http://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/news-re…

[goofey]

Auf der Internetseite von CC ist eine neue Präsentation.Eine gute Zusammenfassung,wer einen schnellen Überblick haben möchte.Auf Seite 7 gibt es
ein" Measurement of Deposit".
Geschätztes reines Graphit 1.63 Mio Tonnen x $200,- die Tonne,und heute?
Angaben sind aus dem Jahr 1903,müssen ja nicht falsch sein!

[goofey]

übrigens:Es ist noch ein Institutioneller dabei:
AlphaNorth Asset Management 11 850 500 Shares.
Wäre bei CC etwas faul gewesen,wären die auch weg.Die Gründe,warum 2 Institutionelle raus sind,dürften nicht bei CC zu suchen sein.

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Achieves up to 100% C(t) Graphite Purity by Flotation Concentration Alone

June 4th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to announce the following update on the flotation concentration tests for the Company’s past-producing Miller Graphite Property hydrothermal vein graphite mineralization, being conducted by SGS Canada Inc. (“SGS”), at their facilities in Lakefield, Ontario.

SGS has completed a metallurgical test program on a 50-kilogram composite of the Miller hydrothermal lump vein graphite, with the objective of developing a flotation concentration flow sheet, which optimizes the preservation of the graphite’s crystalline structure, as well as its particle sizes, in order to maximize the potential economic value of this high-purity graphite.

SGS has now provided the Company with exceptional flotation concentration optimization results, including: a) three different large-crystal fractions assaying at 100.0% C(t), representing more than 30% (by weight) of the total graphite concentrate; b) an improvement in the combined concentrate grade to 98.4% C(t); and, c) more than 70% (by weight) of the concentrate fractions grading >98% C(t). Even the smallest size fraction of less than 400 mesh graded in excess of 95% C(t). These results were obtained through conventional flotation only without chemical treatment, i.e. without the use of strong bases ((NaOH) caustic roast technique) or acids ((H2SO4/HF) acid leach technique).

Table 1: Selected Assay Results - Sixth Flotation Trial

Particle Size (Mesh)


Particle Size (microns)


Yield, Percentage of Concentrate Mass


Assayed Grade
Percent C(t)

+32


>500


5.5


100.0

+48


>297


18.3


100.0

+65


>210


6.3


100.0

*All reported analytical results have an associated measurement uncertainty based on the expected precision and accuracy relating to the method and sample concentration. Values at 100% should not be treated as pure products without additional impurity testing. The chemical analysis used to determine the total carbon content employs combustion of a sample followed by infrared detection on a LECO SC-632 instrument. The estimated measurement uncertainty for total carbon values greater than 50% C(t) is 1.4% (relative) with a resolution of 1 significant figure. For example, a reported assay value of 99.0% C(t) could therefore range between 97.6% and 100% C(t).

The Company will immediately submit a sample of the 100.0% C(t) graphite concentrate to Evans Analytical, Liverpool, New York, for impurity analysis by Glow-Discharge Mass-Spectrometry (GD-MS). Previous GD-MS results indicated that the Miller hydrothermal graphite exceeded nuclear purity standards and upgraded via rapid thermal treatment to 99.9978% C(g). The GD-MS analysis on the current sample will provide a measurement of the concentrations of impurities that can be achieved using conventional mineral processing technologies consisting of grinding, size classification, and flotation only.

These exceptional results indicate that SGS has developed a clear understanding of the process optimization criteria, which will allow Canada Carbon to begin scaling up the design of the pilot-plant scale processing equipment for the previously reported 480-tonne bulk sample of the Miller hydrothermal graphite.

Canada Carbon’s Executive Chairman and CEO, Mr. R. Bruce Duncan, commented, “We are delighted to report these truly remarkable and unprecedented results, provided to us by the expert team at SGS Canada. They have shown that conventional and inexpensive mineral processing techniques are sufficient to produce a very high-purity, large-crystal graphite concentrate from our Miller hydrothermal lump vein graphite. The +65, +48, and +32 mesh sizes (analogous to large flake, jumbo flake, and superjumbo flake, respectively), all grading at 100% C(t), will be submitted for detailed laboratory characterization and analysis. Because this material has not been exposed to expensive and aggressive thermal and chemical purification processes, it will provide us with the best opportunity to assess our Miller graphite’s inherent properties.”

About SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield, Ontario)

SGS Canada Inc. ("SGS") is recognized as a world leader in the development of concentrator flowsheet design and pilot plant testing programs. SGS Metallurgical Services division was founded over half a century ago. Its metallurgists, hydro-metallurgists and chemical engineers are experienced in all the major physical and chemical separation processes utilized in the recovery of metals and minerals contained in resource properties around the world.

Qualified Person

Mr. Oliver Peters, M.Sc., P.Eng, MBA, (Consulting Metallurgist for SGS and Principal Metallurgist of Metpro Management Inc.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

About Canada Carbon Inc.

Canada Carbon Inc. is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and evaluation of mineral properties. The Company holds a 100 % interest in four graphite properties located in Ontario and Québec, including two past-producing graphite mines, the Miller and the Asbury.

[goofey]

Wieder eine Top-Nachricht.Scheint sich nicht nur zu einer Top Graphit Mine zu entwickeln,sondern auch für die,die rechtzeitig das Potential erkannt haben,zu einer bescheidenen Goldmine.

[Popeye82]

ich habe die Aktie nicht.

Canada Carbon Achieves Up to 100% C(t) Graphite Purity by flotation concentration alone
www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/2014/06/04/canada-car…

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.105.106 von Popeye82 am 05.06.14 05:18:29

Im bullboard gibt es einen user namens Hoov.Die Person hat sehr gute
naturwissenschaftliche Kenntnisse,was er schreibt hat Hand und Fuß.Er schreibt,daß sich das Potential von CC aufgrund der letzten Nachricht erheblich vergrößert habe.Kann mir nur recht sein.

[Tadec]

Gut ? -- oder schlecht..????


Canada Carbon’s Miller Graphite Meets International Purity Standard of Equivalent Boron Content for Nuclear Graphite by Flotation Concentration Alone

June 17th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to report the results of detailed elemental analysis (by Glow-Discharge Mass-Spectrometry, “GD-MS”) of its Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite, which had previously assayed 100% C(t) by SGS Canada Inc. Samples had been concentrated by means of industry-standard flotation techniques by SGS, and had not been exposed to either strong bases (used in caustic roasting) or strong acids (used in acid-leach upgrading). Interpreted from the GD-MS results, calculated purities of three different size fractions ranged up to 99.90% C(t), on samples “as received” by the laboratory. Following Rapid Thermal Upgrading, calculated purities of the treated samples ranged up to 99.98% C(t). A total of six separate GD-MS analyses were conducted and Equivalent Boron Content (“EBC”) concentrations were determined for each, in accordance with established methods (range 1.18-2.61 ppm). In every case, the EBC values were well below the international standard for nuclear graphite, set at 5 ppm. These results are summarized in the table below.

Table 1: Summary Statistics Derived from GD-MS

SAMPLE


PURITY C(t) %3

AS RECEIVED1


PURITY C(t) %3

AFTER RTU2


EBC(PPM)4

AS RECEIVED1


EBC(PPM)4

AFTER RTU2

+ 32 MESH


99.78


99.83


2.18


2.61

+48 MESH


99.75


99.90


1.72


1.63

+65 MESH


99.90


99.98


1.18


1.35


All samples had previously been reported by SGS to contain 100% C(t), by Leco furnace, with IR detection. Samples were analyzed by GD-MS “as received” by Evans Analytical Group, without further processing.
Following the initial GD-MS testing “as received”, each sample was exposed to Rapid Thermal Upgrading (RTU), (more fully described below), before being reanalyzed by GD-MS.
Purity C(t) % was calculated as “100% minus (sum of all impurity concentrations (%))”. In those instances in which the GD-MS assay reported an element concentration as being below the detection limit for this method, the detection limit concentration was used in the calculation of total impurity content. For example, in all assays, Cadmium was reported as “<1 ppm” concentration, by weight. For the purposes of the purity calculation, Cadmium = 1ppm was used, as it is the most conservative approach to interpreting the data. Therefore, the calculated graphite purity values reported here are the minimum possible values which can be derived from the data.
Equivalent Boron Content (EBC), expressed as parts per million (by weight) was calculated according to ASTM C1233-09. ‘Nuclear graphite’ threshold is 5 ppm, by international agreement.

Rapid Thermal Upgrading, “RTU”, had inconsistent effects on the three graphite samples. This variability was primarily with respect to Silicon, so the effect of RTU was calculated both including Silicon, and excluding it. For each of the samples, the Silicon concentration represented the majority of the total impurity burden (range 150-2000 ppm, by weight; 0.015 to 0.20 %, by weight, of the samples). As Silicon is commonly seen in hydrothermal systems as its oxide, SiO2 (silica), it is possible that the graphite particles were incompletely liberated from their hydrothermal matrix by flotation concentration alone. Although chemically inert, silica can be substantially removed using the caustic roast process. There are therefore opportunities to further upgrade the flotation concentrate without any requirement for acid leaching, with its attendant environmental concerns. As shown in Table 2, with Silicon excluded from consideration, the total impurity burden for each sample was less than 100 ppm after RTU.

Table 2: Effect of Rapid Thermal Upgrading on Total Impurity Content




TOTAL IMPURITY CONTENT (PPM)1

INCLUDING SILICON


TOTAL IMPURITY CONTENT (PPM)1

EXCLUDING SILICON

SAMPLE


BEFORE RTU3


AFTER RTU3


% LOSS2


BEFORE RTU3


AFTER RTU3


% LOSS2

+32 MESH


2213


1745


21


413


45


89

+48 MESH


2464


971


61


464


71


85

+65 MESH


951


243


74


251


93


63


Parts per million, by weight. Impurity values are the sum of all assayed values, rounded to the nearest whole number. In those instances in which the GD-MS assay reported an element concentration as being below the detection limit for this method, the detection limit concentration was used in the calculation of total impurity content. For example, in all assays, Cadmium was reported as “<1 ppm” concentration, by weight; Cadmium = 1ppm was used, as it is the most conservative approach to interpreting the data. Therefore, the total impurity values reported here are the maximum possible values which can be derived from the data.
Values calculated as weight ratios, and rounded to the nearest whole number.
RTU is Rapid Thermal Upgrading, more fully described below.

The samples being reported on here derive from a 50 kg composite sample of Miller graphite, which was the subject of a flotation concentration flow-sheet optimization program being conducted by SGS Canada Inc. The sample was composed of material collected from the VN3 showing, and material found in stockpiles which are believed to date back to the historic Miller mine operations, in roughly equal amounts. The surface distance between the two sampling sites is approximately 460 metres. The crushing and screening of the 50 kg composite resulted in thorough homogenization of the graphitic material, prior to the flotation tests.

SGS has identified an opportunity that may increase the carbon content of the +48 mesh and +32 mesh size fractions further through an adjustment of the flotation circuit and conditions. This test work is scheduled to be completed later this week and analytical results are expected to be available within the following two weeks.

Canada Carbon’s Executive Chairman and CEO, Mr. R. Bruce Duncan, commented, “We are very pleased to learn that this composite sample with a surface distance of 460 metres between sampling sites on the Miller Mine graphite property meets the equivalent boron content nuclear purity standard by flotation concentration alone. The results we report today re-affirm that the Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite is nuclear grade material, as we first reported on October 15, 2013. But what sets these new results apart from that earlier work is that the nuclear purity threshold was achieved without hydrometallurgical processing of any sort. Today, six different tests confirm the purity of the Miller graphite.”

Laboratory Procedures

Glow-Discharge Mass-Spectrometry (GD-MS)

Three samples of this high-purity material were submitted to Evans Analytical Group, Liverpool NY (EAG-NY), where they were prepared for chemical survey analysis by GD-MS. In this method, the sample (graphite) is mounted as the cathode in the glow discharge cell and analyzed directly. Argon is generally used as the discharge (plasma) gas, which atomizes the sample. Atomized species diffuse into the discharge plasma, where they are ionized. Carbon ions together with analyte ions (deemed impurities, here) are then extracted from the cell and accelerated into the mass analyzer for detection. The plasma atomization process continues until a sufficient mass of the sample has been atomized, to ensure that the acquired results are representative of the analyzed sample. The mass spectrometer determines the ion beam ratios of analyte ions versus carbon ions, thereby identifying the elements present in the sample, and their mass fractions. Reference sample analysis is used to determine the relative sensitivity factors for each element, which then determines the limits of detection for each element.

For the assay results reported here, larger samples were submitted so that the assay protocol could be optimized for fast flow GD-MS measurements, resulting in higher instrumental sensitivity. Approximately 5g samples of Miller graphite were pressed into self-supporting wafers without a binder. These samples were then assayed by FF-GDMS “as received”, and also after Rapid Thermal Upgrading.

Rapid Thermal Upgrading (RTU)

Rapid thermal upgrading is a method for quickly eliminating heat-labile impurities from a graphite sample. The self-supporting graphite wafers, described above, were submitted to GD-MS “as received”. The wafers were then subjected to RTU, as follows, then re-submitted for GD-MS assay. Thermal treatment conditions were the following: flowing helium atmosphere (100 mL/min); temperature 2000-2200 C.; duration 10 minutes. The equipment used was supplied by Thermo Fisher Scientific, Model Element GD.

About Nuclear Graphite

Production, dissemination and use of Nuclear Grade Graphite is governed by the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons to which the Government of Canada is a signatory. The definition of Nuclear Grade Graphite requires that it have a purity level better (less) than 5 parts per million ‘boron equivalent’. In Canada, the production, use and dissemination of Nuclear Grade Graphite is subject to the requirements of the Nuclear Safety Control Act, the Defence Production Act, the Export and Import Permits Act and related regulations including the Controlled Goods Regulations.

The impurity concentrations obtained by GDMS were used to calculate the Equivalent Boron Content (EBC) of the graphite, as defined in ASTM Method C1233-09, “Standard Practice for Determining Equivalent Boron Contents of Nuclear Materials", in conjunction with ASTM Standard D7219-08, “Standard Specification for Isotropic and Near-isotropic Nuclear Graphites”, which lists the 16 elements of concern with respect to the EBC criterion. EBC is a means of estimating the potential for the impurities contained in the graphite to absorb neutrons when exposed to the controlled neutron flux within a nuclear reactor. Any impurities absorbing neutrons would adversely affect the rate and the control of the nuclear chain reaction.

EBC is calculated as the sum of the EBC of each impurity, such that EBC (impurity) is equal to(EBC factor for impurity) multiplied by (concentration of impurity (ppm)). Each EBC factor was obtained from Table 1 of ASTM Method C1233-09. A number of contaminants of concern were below the detection limit of the GDMS assay procedure, so the concentration associated with each respective detection limit was submitted for the calculation of the EBC of those contaminants.

Although it is a critical variable, the EBC is only one of many criteria which might determine the suitability of any graphite for nuclear applications.

Qualified Person

Mr. Oliver Peters, M.Sc., P.Eng, MBA, (Consulting Metallurgist for SGS and Principal Metallurgist of Metpro Management Inc.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

About Evans Analytical Group

Evans Analytical Group (EAG) is the world's leading, fully integrated, independent laboratory network, providing high value expert analytical and testing services to a wide range of industries and end users, including surface analysis, microscopy and materials analysis to support high technology industries.

About ASTM

ASTM International, formerly known as the American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM), is a globally recognized leader in the development and delivery of international voluntary consensus standards. Today, some 12,000 ASTM standards are used around the world to improve product quality, enhance safety, facilitate market access and trade, and build consumer confidence.

About SGS Canada Inc. (Lakefield, Ontario)

SGS Canada Inc. ("SGS") is recognized as a world leader in the development of concentrator flowsheet design and pilot plant testing programs. SGS Metallurgical Services division was founded over half a century ago. Its metallurgists, hydro-metallurgists and chemical engineers are experienced in all the major physical and chemical separation processes utilized in the recovery of metals and minerals contained in resource properties around the world.

About Canada Carbon Inc.

Canada Carbon Inc. is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and evaluation of mineral properties. The Company holds a 100 % interest in four graphite properties located in Ontario and Québec, including two past-producing graphite mines, the Miller and the As

[goofey]

M.E.ist die Nachricht gut,aber nicht so spektakulär wie die davor.Man hat
weiterhin hochreines Graphit analysiert,ohne eine Trennung(flotation)
vornehmen zu müssen.Reinheitsgrad 99%+++.

[goofey]

Sorry,scheine falsch gelesen zu haben.Muß wohl heißen:"nuklearfahiges Graphit
durch Trennung(chemisches Verfahren).

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Completes Geophysical Work and Begins Trenching Anomalies on E1 Target

June 26th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) announces that following the completion of ground TDEM (PhiSpy) and IP surveys on its priority target E1 (See news release dated May 20th, 2014), it has identified areas with conductive anomalies associated with IP chargeability. While graphite was discovered in outcrops as the ground geophysical surveys were being conducted, a trenching campaign which began on June 18th, 2014 is being utilized to investigate the subcropping anomalies. Veins of graphite were discovered in the newly exposed bedrock. A drill phase will follow, contingent upon the results of the trenching campaign.

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The geophysical surveys were completed over priority target E1 which was selected from the airborne VTEM survey because of its extensive size (180 m by 100 m), its close location to the Miller Mine (750 m north of the pit) and the presence of structural features interpreted from airborne magnetic maps.

The PhiSpy survey was completed on a 320 by 320 m grid covering the E1 target, and resulted in the identification of seven anomalies, ranging in size from a few meters up to 25 m. The near-surface anomalies are primarily located on the southwest part of the grid, whereas the structural features and airborne anomalies are located toward the northeast part of the grid. Prospecting and trenching will be used to investigate those anomalies.

The IP survey consisted of four 480 m lines oriented in a SW-NE direction that covered an area of 500 by 150 m. The spacing between the grid lines was 50 m and the distance between pole and dipole was 12.5 meters to obtain optimal resolution and depth of penetration. The survey results show interpreted models of conductivity and chargeability. A total of 8 IP anomalies located in close proximity to the interpreted structural features were identified, of which 4 are of particular interest (E1-4, E1-6, E1-7 and E1-8). Anomaly E1-4 is centered over the airborne VTEM anomaly, suggesting that its source could be common to both anomalies. Both the VTEM and the IP anomaly are located within a marble unit which is of interest since both the historic Miller Mine and the VN3 showing are hosted in marble. This anomaly connects at depth, with other anomalies present, and extends for the width of the entire grid (150 m) in a NW-SE direction. Initial trenching has revealed small graphite veins in the exposed bedrock surface. Anomaly E1-6 seems to come close to surface on line L150. This anomaly lies on the contact between marble and paragneiss units. The contact will be the focus of trenching since an identical contact hosts the VN1 and VN2 showings. This anomaly follows the structural feature over the width of the whole grid (150 m). Both anomaly E1-7 and E1-8 are located in paragneiss outcrops, where graphite exposures were observed. Anomaly E1-7 is strong on lines L0 and L100, and seems to be subcropping on line 100, but appears to lie at greater depth on line L0. Anomaly E1-8 is also of interest, but is only poorly defined since it is at the edge of the surveyed grid and its size is currently undefined. Maps of the chargeability models and interpretation can be found on Canada Carbon’s website (http://www.canadacarbon.com).

A trenching program commenced on June 18th, 2014 to work on the defined PhiSpy and IP anomalies. Local trenching will allow for observation of bedrock mineralization and geological context over the anomalies. Cleaning of the trenches will utilize water pressure pumps and will be followed by channel sampling to measure the quantity of graphite in any interesting mineralization found. Upon completion of trenching and evaluation of results, a drilling program will commence to test geophysical anomalies at depths ranging from 10 to 30 metres below the surface, to further investigate the conductive and chargeability responses.

Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, “The Company intends to proceed with similar systematic ground geophysical surveys over its previously defined priority targets (See news release dated May 8th, 2014). Additional targets on the west and east claim blocks are currently being evaluated by prospecting along with beep-mat surveys. This systematic exploration program enables the Company to define very detailed targets in a cost effective manner while further exploring its 100 km2 land package.”

Qualified Person

Dr. Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Provides Update on its Exploration Program

August 7th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) announces that trenching over the VTEM E1 target Induced Polarization (“IP”) anomalies (See news release dated June 26th, 2014) has revealed graphite mineralization in the southern area of the geophysics grid. The discoveries suggest a high potential for the extension of the conductor and chargeability anomalies beyond the original boundaries of the IP grid. The IP grid was extended to the northeast, northwest, and southeast, more than tripling the area of the survey, to now exceed the area of the original VTEM target. The second IP survey started on July 17th, 2014 and was completed on July 22nd, 2014. The Company received geophysical maps and recommendations on July 29th, 2014, and began a new trenching program on July 30th, 2014 to verify the anomalies generated by the extended IP survey. The geological data generated from the trenching programs will be utilized, in conjunction with the IP responses, to select targets for a drill program which is expected to begin shortly.

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Following the first IP survey on the VTEM E1 anomaly, trenching and/or stripping was done over the four main IP anomalies to reveal the bedrock structures over the geophysical anomalies, ideally providing geological confirmation of the possible physical sources of the IP responses. Disseminated graphite was found in most of the exposures, and drilling will be necessary to find the anomalies sources. The most interesting results was provided by a trench over anomaly E1-6 on Line 0, where multiple graphite veins were found over a 1 metre (“m”) width within a graphitic skarn. The skarn can be followed over the trench length of 15 m, extending towards the south-east, and beyond the geophysical grid. Twenty metres on-strike from the southeast extension of the skarn, and also outside of the initial IP grid, a former exploration pit was discovered which showed graphite vein mineralization. It does not appear as if any of this graphitic material was removed from the area, as the pit is surrounded by piles of graphite-containing blocks. Additionally, a 20 centimetre block of lump graphite was discovered south of the initial geophysical grid. In the immediate area of the block, a subcrop of marble, pegmatite and graphitic skarn was discovered, which is similar to the mineralization of the historic Miller Mine.

IP anomaly E1-6, on Line 0, was modelled as lying at 20 to 30 m depth. For that reason, the bedrock graphite vein discoveries revealed by trenching there were somewhat unanticipated. These veins of graphite would strongly suggest that a graphite rich body is the source of the anomaly at depth. Because the modelled chargeability axis E1-6 crossed the entire 150 m width of the original IP grid, and remained strong at the boundaries, the Company decided to extend the geophysical grid towards the NW and SE to gather further data on the open extensions of the targets. Additional survey lines were also placed at the NE extension of each previous IP line to better define the strong anomaly E1-8. Maps of the new survey can be found on Canada Carbon’s website (http://www.canadacarbon.com).

Trenching is being carried out over the new anomalies to quickly find surface indicators that can be associated with the anomaly sources. The trenching program primarily targets extensions to anomalies E1-4, E1-6, E1-7 and E1-8 that are continuous over most of the grid area. On the southeast portion of the second IP survey, the E1-4 and E1-6 anomalies connect together to form a large anomaly that will be a prime target for drilling. Any graphite mineralization which is discovered will be subject to channel sampling and assaying. The Company is currently selecting collar locations for a Phase 1 drill program that will test the most significant anomalies generated by both of the IP surveys. A minimum of 400 m of drilling in 7 different drill holes has already been selected based on the IP and trenching results.

Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, “The extension of the geophysics grid allowed us to go beyond the boundaries of the original VTEM target zone, and will ensure that we have fully assessed the potential of the E1 target. The graphite vein discoveries in the southern area of the geophysics grid indicate that graphite mineralization is the conductive source of the geophysical anomalies at shallow depth. That area is of high interest to the Company due to its geological similarities with the historic Miller Mine area. Although the Company already has developed numerous drill targets for our planned summer drill program, the new survey will hopefully provide additional anomalies to drill, and so will increase the discovery potential for a large graphite vein system at E1.”

Update on the Bulk Sampling Program

Canada Carbon has contracted with SGS Canada (Lakefield) to scale up the highly successful bench-scale flotation concentration process which yielded 100% C(t) in the largest crystal sizes (see press release dated June 4th, 2014), to pilot plant scale. In order to proceed, SGS has had to source and obtain additional equipment, which has delayed the initiation of this engineering work, now scheduled to begin on August 20th, 2014. Because of this delay and the prolonged winter weather in Québec, the Company has obtained a written extension of the bulk sample treatment deadline to February 15th, 2015, from the Quebec Ministry of Natural Resources. The original permit had required end of treatment by September 15th, 2014 (see press release dated March 10, 2014). The processing will be conducted in phases, with the initial 100 tonne (approximate) sample to be crushed and shipped next week.

We have produced a corporate video, which is available at: http://www.canadacarbon.com/miller-video

Qualified Person

Dr. Charbonneau, Ph.D., P. Geo #290 (an Associate of Inlandsis Consultants s.e.n.c.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.472.556 von Tadec am 08.08.14 20:05:59

Canada Carbon Explores Century-Old Graphite Mine in Quebec
www.geologyforinvestors.com/canada-carbon-explores-graphite-…

[prallhans]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.474.038 von Popeye82 am 09.08.14 00:14:20

Komisch, das zZ alle Grpahittis so einen Hüpfer machen. Norhtern, Focus, Triton,...

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.488.831 von prallhans am 11.08.14 20:40:56

Keine Ahnung. Aber wenn das wirklich breitgefächert so ist, dann hat das vielleicht mit TESLA's Gigafactory zu tun.
Die sind ja soweit ich gelesen hab gerade in der Standortauswahl, bzw. da lassen sie die Bewerber sich drum schlagen.

Gruß
P.

[Fantomas96]

Da hätten alle aber schon vor ein paar Monaten "einen Hüpfer" machen müssen, neu sind die Tesla Pläne ja nicht.

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.490.463 von Fantomas96 am 12.08.14 06:46:41

Kann sein, aber 2 Sachen: zum einen haben sie damals soweit ich mich erinnere schon diesen 'Hüpfer' gemacht, und zum anderen meinte ich damit eben auch quasi nicht die Bekanntgabe der Pläne für diese Fabrik an sich, sondern mehr das konkrete(re) Voranschreiten dieses Projektes.
Dass das quasi, wieder, 'verstärkt in das Anlegerbewusstsein gerufen' wird.
Keine Ahnung ob das so ist, nur ein möglicher Erklärungsversuch.

[Fantomas96]

Kann schon sein, ist eh alles "spekulativ" !

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.498.005 von Fantomas96 am 12.08.14 18:54:49

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.521.591 von Fantomas96 am 15.08.14 01:18:18

[goofey]

Heute geht die Post ab!Über 3 Mio.Stück bis 21.45.Da scheint was im Busch zu
sein.

[goofey]

Für das gestrige Volumen, ohne wesentl.Anstieg, gibt es keine plausible Begründung,es sei denn,Optionen wurden eingelöst und die Aktien verkauft.Man
wird sehen.Den bb kann man nicht lesen,nur Beschimpfungen,Schmähungen und Dünn=
schiß.

[stockrush]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.573.410 von goofey am 21.08.14 10:42:18

Dachte auch an Optionen. BB ? Du meinst das stockhouse board oder? Genau das dachte ich auch. Komme da nicht weiter, da nur blabla dort, zumindest wenn man die aktuellen Beiträge dort aufruft. Sind eher Zocker drin.

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.573.803 von stockrush am 21.08.14 11:12:24

Der "chief" ist meistens gut informiert,mal sehen was er heute schreibt.Es sind gestern 350K und 450K über die Theke gegangen,10K bis 100K im Minutentakt.Auf der Käuferseite auch Institutionelle.Vielleicht kommt eine klärende news von der company.

[stockrush]

Falls das tatsächlich Instis wären , müsste man kaufen. Aber wer weiß das schon for sure.

[goofey]

Geh mal bei bb auf Seite 5 zurück.Gekauft hat Industrial Alliance Securities.Es ist auch schon ein Insti drin.

[stockrush]

Danke Dir.

Warum sind die Aktienkurse aller Firmen, bei denen der CEO mit im Boot war, abgestürzt ?

Erfolgreich war der CEO bisher anscheinend nicht, zumindest wenn man sich die Horror-Charts von Evolving Gold Corp., (EVG:TSX) und seiner Firma Prosperity Goldfields Corp. (PPG:TSX-V) ansieht. Auch Canada Coal Inc., (CCK:TSX-V), wo er Executive Chairman ist, sieht nicht so gut aus.

Ansonsten lesen sich die Fakten zu Canada Carbon ganz gut. Bin leider nicht so vertraut mit dem Thema 'graphite'.

Hier ein Link mit der Bio des CEOs : http://www.canadacarbon.com/directors-management

Er wurde zum CEO von Canada Coal ernannt im Februar diesen Jahres : http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/r-bruce-duncan-appo…

Er sagte : "We are continuing our efforts to develop Canada Coal's potential as a world class coal asset and working with community and government stakeholders towards energy independence for the people of Nunavut."

und wenn ich dann die Pressemitteilungen lese, dann sehe ich das hier : http://finance.yahoo.com/news/canada-coal-clarifies-interest… ?

Was habe ich da übersehen ? Erst sagt er , er will das Potentail von Canada Coal vorantreiben, um wenige Monate sene Meinung zu ändern, um in 'Medical Marijuana' zu machen ?!


stockrush

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.609.049 von stockrush am 26.08.14 10:18:24

canada coal ist nicht canada carbon!Duncan ist bei mehreren companies involviert,so wie andere auch.Er hat ,wie andere auch einiges in den Sand gesetzt,wie andere auch.90% aller TSXV Firmen verschwinden vorzeitig ,weil sie nicht den erhofften Erfolg hatten.

[stockrush]

Goofey,

Dass 'Canada Coal' nicht 'Canada Carbon' ist weiß ich.
Mir ging es nur darum, dass der CEO erst sagte , er will die Firma nach vorne treiben. PLötzlich aber setzen sie bei Canada Coal auf Meidacl Marijuana. Habe eben gesehen, dass CCB in einem Vergleich mind. so gut wegkommt wie ZEN die um Einiges höher bewertet sind und dass Pinetree beteiligt ist. Kann aus eigener Erfahrung sagen, dass Pinetree Capital mir mehr als nur Sorgenfalten bereiotet hat bei meinem Engagement in Dejour Energy. Es hat Jahre geaduert bis der Kurs von der Leine gelassen wurde. Sheldon Inwentash hat vie Brownstone und dann Pinetree große Anteile an dejour gehalten und immer wieder große Mengen an Aktien auf den Markt geschmissen , so dass der Kurs bei Dejour Energy keine Chance hatte nach oben zu gehen. Bin sehr froh, dass er draußen ist! ich hoffe, dass das nicht auch bei Canada Carbon so passiert. Mittlerweile habe ich ein anderes Forum in USA gefunden, was mir eher eine Alternative zu Stockhouse ist. Link dazu : http://www.hotstockmarket.com/t/275235/ccb-v-canada-carbon-i…

Dass ein Großteil der Firmen, die an der TSX gelistet sind verschwinden ist mir bekannt. Mir ging es in meinem Posting eher darum, ob der CEO vertrauenswürdig ist. DENN für mich ist das Management das A&O.


stockrush

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.609.505 von stockrush am 26.08.14 11:02:29

Soweit ich das beeurteilen kann, hat er sich bisher nichts zuschulden kommen lassen.Keine hohen pp`s,sondern immer darauf geachtet,daß keine große Verwässerung stattfindet.Bin jetzt 16 Monate dabei und habe (bisher)keine
schlechten Erfahrungen gemacht.

[stockrush]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.611.263 von goofey am 26.08.14 13:46:40

Glückwunsch. Dann bist Du ja schon dick im grünen Bereich!

Wenn ich nach weiterer eingehender DD zu dem Schluss komme, die Firma ist seriös und hat Substanz, werde ich auch investieren. Bin noch dabei Geld freizumachen.

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.609.049 von stockrush am 26.08.14 10:18:24

Zitat von stockrush: Danke Dir.
......
Was habe ich da übersehen ? Erst sagt er , er will das Potentail von Canada Coal vorantreiben, um wenige Monate sene Meinung zu ändern, um in 'Medical Marijuana' zu machen ?!


stockrush

Bin bei beiden investiert und bei CCK stand halt ein sehr lukrativer Marihuana-Deal im Raum.
Für den hätte ich auch gerne auf Kohle verzichtet und meine Kohle lieber mit was nettem "zum Rauchen" gemacht.
Es gab schon zertifizierte Anbaumöglichkeiten, einen erfahrenen Arzt als "Betreiber" und ein gutes Objekt zur Warendistribution.
Auf die offizielle Genehmigung wurde noch gewartet.
Habe leider seit einigen Wochen aber schon kein Update mehr bekommen.
Mal sehen.

[stockrush]

VANCOUVER , Aug. 26, 2014 /CNW/ - The following issues have been halted by IIROC:

Company: Canada Carbon Inc.

TSX-Venture Symbol: CCB

Reason: At the Request of the Company Pending News

Halt Time (ET): 9:45 ET

IIROC can make a decision to impose a temporary suspension (halt) of trading in a security of a publicly-listed company. Trading halts are implemented to ensure a fair and orderly market. IIROC is the national self-regulatory organization which oversees all investment dealers and trading activity on debt and equity marketplaces in Canada .

SOURCE Investment Industry Regulatory Organization of Canada (IIROC)

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Contact:

IIROC Inquiries 1-877-442-4322 (Option 2) - Please note that IIROC is not able to provide any additional information regarding a specific trading halt. Information is limited to general enquiries only.

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Meistens kommen dann positive news und ich bin nicht dabei. Tja..

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.613.633 von stockrush am 26.08.14 17:13:32

Es sind in den vergangenen 16 Monaten nur positive news gekommen und die Aktie
war wie am Boden festgenagelt(nach Anstieg auf 37 Cent),weil eine handvoll
Dumpfbacken alles runtergeschrieben hat,was vermeldet wurde.Viele gute user haben sich beim bb zurückgezogen,schade!

[Hans60]

Canada Carbon WKN: A1J5XH TSX V: CCB





Canada Carbon’s Miller Graphite Flotation Concentrate Matches And Exceeds Several Properties Of Synthetic Graphite

August 27th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to provide an update on its Miller graphite characterization research activities. Evans Analytical Group, at Liverpool, New York, has confirmed that several properties of this natural crystalline graphite obtained by flotation only match and even exceed those of synthetic graphite, which can obtain market prices of U.S. $7,000-20,000/tonne1.

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.612.055 von Fantomas96 am 26.08.14 15:01:18

Haste haschisch in de tasche haste immer was zu nasche.

[stockrush]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.627.619 von goofey am 27.08.14 21:33:16

Das braucht man wohl auch bei dem Kursverlauf nach der News.

[kaliho]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.628.084 von stockrush am 27.08.14 22:20:06

dieser beitrag war wilklich goofy

[stockrush]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.628.288 von kaliho am 27.08.14 22:38:01

ich meinte es nicht böse.sorry. War halt eine klassische Steilvorlage von goofey auf die ich meinen blöden Senf dazu geben musste. Nur eigenartig, dass der Kurs runtergeht nach der guten News.

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.628.084 von stockrush am 27.08.14 22:20:06

Zitat von stockrush: Das braucht man wohl auch bei dem Kursverlauf nach der News.

Ich habe ja von Canada Coal und dem Marihuana Deal gesprochen und nicht bei Canada Carbon.

[goofey]

Das Anhalten des Handels wegen dieser Nachricht war übertrieben und damit überflüssig,es hat die Erwartungen sehr hochgeschraubt und Wasser auf die Mühlen derer gegossen,die nur stänkern wollen,sachlich aber nichts zu bieten haben.Alles schon einmal dagewesen.Die hohe Qualität des Carbonvorkommens wurde erneut bestätigt und finanzielle staatliche Hilfe in Aussicht gestellt.

[goofey]

Heute 2 gute und ausführliche Mitteilungen von "the Chief und birch"im bb.
Ob die das selbst geschrieben haben?so what.Da steht alles drin,was wichtig ist,
hätte nur früher kommen sollen.

[kaliho]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.637.468 von goofey am 28.08.14 18:56:58

genau...

hab heute nochmal zu 0.225 nachgekauft.
viele scheinen verwirrt zu sein... naja, bei 0.35 wollen dann alle rein.

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.637.525 von kaliho am 28.08.14 19:02:37

Stimmt,die Verwirrung,vielleicht Verunsicherung,ist groß,weil niemand mehr
ausführlich mit Detailkenntnissen,bis heute geschrieben hat.Wer sich ausführlich mit dem Thema Graphit befassen will,hier eine Internetseite:
www.Greatlakesgraphite.com/articles.32 Seiten,sehr informativ.

[stockrush]

Tagchen,

Sheldon Inwentash und Pinetree Capital sind noch an Board, wenn ich mich nicht irre. Über diesen Link sehe ich, dass in den letzen 3 Monaten von Pinetree Capital keine Aktien abverkauft bzw. gekauft wurde sofern das Ganze aktuell ist :
http://www.investorpoint.com/stock/CCB%3ACA-Canada+Carbon+In…

Ist eigentlich ein gutes Zeichen. Sieht so aus , dass die Beteiligungsfirma höhere Kurse erwartet.

Und hier Transaktionen der direkt an der Firma Beteiligten : http://www.canadianinsider.com/node/7?ticker=CCB

Wahrscheinlich zeigen meine Links aber nicht die aktuellen Transaktionen an, da im Stockhouseboard vermutet wurde, dass von Insidern verstärkt Aktien abverkauft wurden. Wenn ihr da mehr wisst, korrigiert mich bitte.


stockrush

[goofey]

Hallo,heute ist labor day in Kanada,die Börsen sind zu.Im bb wird ein sehr guter
und objektiver Artikel über CC erwähnt.Ich bitte darum,den hier reinzustellen.

www.techmetalsresearch.com

[stockrush]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.659.650 von goofey am 01.09.14 09:29:39

Du meinst diesen Link denke ich. Sehr informativ indeed.

http://www.techmetalsresearch.com/2014/08/a-visit-to-the-can…

[Tadec]

Canada Carbon Begins Bulk Processing at SGS Canada Inc.

September 11th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to announce that it has begun pilot-scale processing of graphite material from its 100% owned Miller graphite property. The primary objectives of the pilot plant operation that commenced at SGS Canada (Lakefield) during the week of September 7th, 2014, are to generate larger quantities of graphite flotation concentrate for downstream evaluation, and to provide process data to facilitate future engineering studies.

An initial 25 tonne composite was shipped to SGS Lakefield in mid-August 2014 for commissioning purposes. An additional 102 tonnes of material from the Miller graphite mineralization was received by SGS on September 9, 2014, which is depicted in Figure 1.


Figure 1: 102 tonne Bulk Sample

Wet commissioning of the pilot plant using the Miller flotation process developed by SGS commenced on September 7, 2014 and is expected to be completed within 5-7 operating days. Initial commissioning focused on the primary grinding and flotation circuit, which is shown in Figure 2. This circuit aims to recover the majority of the graphite into a higher grade intermediate concentrate, which is then further upgraded in a cleaning circuit (Figure 3).

Once mechanical and metallurgical commissioning is completed, the plant will be operated for up to 200 hours to generate several tonnes of graphite concentrate, and will also provide plant data to support the generation of process design criteria for a full-scale graphite mill.


Figure 2: Grinding and Primary Flotation Circuit




Figure 3: Cleaning Circuit




Figure 4: Flotation of Miller graphite

Qualified Person

Mr. Oliver Peters, M.Sc., P.Eng, MBA, (Consulting Metallurgist for SGS and Principal Metallurgist of Metpro Management Inc.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release

[goofey]

Guten Tag,
habe am Wochenende ein wenig im IT gestöbert,hier, für Interessierte, die Ergebnisse in Kürze:
1.Duncan ist mit $1.2 Mio.bei CC investiert.
2.Hochreines Graphite,wie es CC hat, kostet $ 15000.-per KILOGRAMM.
Fundstelle:Interview mit Tommy Humphreys vo 16.10 2013
3.Nachfrage ist größer als allgemein bekannt,daher soll das CC Graphit versteigert werden.
4.Das Vorkommen bei CC wird als"world class material"und als"impressive deposit"bezeichnet.
Fundstelle:Why the Graphite Sector is heating up.Sept. 18. 2014.
Jim Rogers,Rohstoff-Guru und ehem.Fonds Manager, ist bei Mason Graphite investiert.MG soll das größte Graphitvorkommen der Welt haben.Er favorisiert
es beim Wettlauf um Teslas Gunst bei der Giga-Factory.
Fundstelle:MidasLetter,Interview vom 28.8.14

[mge]

Canada Carbon Achieves Better Than 99.8% C(t) Graphite Purity During Preliminary Pilot-Scale Flotation Concentration of Its Miller Hydrothermal Graphite.
...
Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, "We are very encouraged that the preliminary results from the pilot-scale flotation of our lower grade Miller hydrothermal graphite can return purity values comparable to our best bench-scale results (see June 17, 2014 press release). This indicates that high purity from flotation alone can be achieved regardless of head grade.
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/canada-carbon-achie…

[goofey]

Wieder eine sehr gute Nachricht,was passiert?
21 Uhr:1.1 Mio Shares umgesetzt,1.5 Cent Kursanstieg.Kaum zu fassen.
Bei Alabama Graphit ging es bei einer vergleichsweise düftigen Nachricht gleich um mehrere Cent ab.
Mir fällt auf,das ein und dieselben Personen sowohl auf der Käufer als auch auf der Verkäuferseite auftreten,und zwar mit teilweise großen Umsätzen.
Vorgestern die 123 mit fast 300 000 shares.

[kaliho]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.867.687 von goofey am 24.09.14 21:07:22

hoffen wir dass der kurs bald kräftig steigt.

der markt ist nie zufrieden.

[goofey]

Stimmt!CC hat gegenüber anderen Graphitstocks große Vorteile.
1.)100 km2 Größe
2.)Einzigartiges Vorkommen weltweit
3.)Hohe Marktpreise wegen der Reinheit
4.)So gut wie keine Konkurrenz auf dem Markt
5.)Der Markt wird zu CC kommen.CC muß niemandem hinterherlaufen,wie dies die
anderen müssen
Fazit:Nach meinen Recherchen spielt CC in einen Liga für sich.

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.865.536 von mge am 24.09.14 17:24:23

Canada Carbon "sets ' ‘gold standard’ for graphite purity', in pilot flotation tests" - MW, TORONTO - Oct 9, 2014

- H. Lazenby -
www.miningweekly.com/article/canada-carbon-sets-gold-standar…

"The preliminary results from pilot-scale flotation processing of ore from Quebec-focused project developer Canada Carbon’s Miller property have set a new ‘gold standard’ in graphite purity obtained from simple flotation processing.


The TSX-V-listed company last week reported that testing by consulting engineering firm SGS Canada, resulted in graphite with carbon purities greater than 99% for particle sizes larger than 200 mesh, potentially opening up certain high-value specialty markets, such as the nuclear or defence segments for the company’s product.

“We have achieved, with the simplest of processing methods, what could very well have set the new gold standard for the graphite industry,” executive chairperson and CEO Bruce Duncan told Mining Weekly Online in an interview.

The SGS pilot plant tests returned glow-discharge mass spectrometry (GDMS) results of 99.38% carbon for +200 mesh flakes, 99.52% carbon for +150 mesh flakes and 99.63% carbon for +100 mesh flakes.

Canadian research and technical consulting firm specialising in critical materials Stormcrow agreed with Duncan, saying in a report published on Thursday that, even at this stage with an unoptimised flow sheet, Canada Carbon was reaching at least battery-grade purities using nothing more than flotation.

The research firm compared the company’s latest results with that of rival TSX-V-listed firm Zenyatta Ventures and its Albany project, also located in Quebec.

Zenyatta early in September published results noting that their concentrates, after being subject to a caustic roast and leach process, had reached 99.95% purity, measured using GDMS.

Their concentrate achieved battery grade, being greater than 99.5% purity; however, fractions larger than +150 mesh produced by Canada Carbon reached at least battery-grade purity, with no additional chemical or thermal processing necessary.

“Needless to say, the cost for Canada Carbon to produce a high-purity graphite concentrate is likely significantly lower than the cost for Zenyatta to produce the same concentrate. This in no way implies that Zenyatta’s production is cost ineffective, but it does suggest that Canada Carbon may be able to produce such concentrates with a greater margin,” lead report author Dr Jon Hykawy said.


PROJECT DIFFERENTIATOR

Hykawy explained that the junior graphite sector was actually reasonably simple to understand, contrary to the opinion of most investors. For the most part, prospective producers of natural graphite would sell to the same markets and the same end-users as their larger counterparts. The most valuable graphite flakes were the largest and, with only small variation, the chemical purity of graphite extracted from a processing circuit would be very similar, somewhere between 94% and 98%.

The general rule of thumb was that the larger the fraction of flake produced from a natural graphite deposit and the lower the cost of production, the better the financial results that the company could generate.

It was also critical to note that, on average, any graphite deposit that was able to produce a flotation concentrate of 94% to 98% purity, would also be able to purify that graphite to a much higher degree and achieve at least battery grade.

While it might be difficult to license a conventional upgrading facility using hydrofluoric acid leaching, owing to the presence of highly corrosive and highly toxic hydrofluoric acid, there were several alternative processing methods available, including closed-loop hydrofluoric acid leach systems, caustic roasting circuits or simple high-temperature thermal treatments.

“But no conventional, disseminated natural graphite company is likely to be able to claim that their particular graphite is somehow special and somehow has a huge advantage over any other in terms of purification cost. What one company can do, others can,” Hykawy stated.

However, in the report, he stressed that Canada Carbon’s “startling” grades were produced with only a three-stage flotation circuit – a standard flow sheet for processing graphite – which had “shaken” Stormcrow’s perception of the junior graphite market.

Graphite ore containing less than 10% carbon was crushed, flash-floated to liberate the largest flakes, then repeatedly milled and floated to recover the usual proportions of flake. Bulk samples were collected from Miller, with assistance from SGS Lakefield, to gather a representative sample of run-of-mine material, as opposed to a collection of ore gathered by hand from potential veins.

“While Canada Carbon presently lacks a NI [National Instrument] 43-101 resource, we have visited the site and have seen a large selection of near-surface graphite veins spanning a significant land area. It seems unlikely that the resource size will be insufficient to establish a mine.

“It will be interesting to determine if the concentrates produced by Canada Carbon are easily expanded, or if the material may be able to be sold into certain high-value specialty markets. We have not previously seen graphite purity produced through flotation alone at anything like the levels produced by Canada Carbon and the implications for the cost of expandable and battery-grade graphite concentrates is very significant,” Hykawy said.

Stormcrow also noted that another potential cost advantage for the project was that a significant part of the Miller deposit appeared to be hosted in white, large-crystal marble, potentially enabling the mine’s host rock to be sold for a significant amount a tonne, further reducing the effective cost a tonne of Canada Carbon's graphite concentrates.

The Miller deposit is located about 80 km from Montreal, in Grenville Township, and has access to excellent infrastructure, including year-round road access and electricity.

Canada Carbon’s TSX-V-listed stock had gained 15% since the start of the year and on Thursday gained another 6.67% at C$0.24 apiece.

Edited by: Tracy Hancock "

[Tadec]

November 18th, 2014, Vancouver, BC, Canada – Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V:CCB) (BRUZF:OTC) (U7N1:FF) is pleased to present early results from its Miller hydrothermal lump/vein (“HLV”) graphite metallurgical upgrading program, conducted in conjunction with its pilot plant scale flotation concentration optimization program, both currently underway at SGS Canada Inc. (“SGS”) in Lakefield ON. SGS is processing 127 tonnes of the Miller HLV graphite, obtained from numerous graphite exposures on the Miller property (see September 24th, 2014 press release).

One 2 kilogram (“kg”) flotation concentrate sample was randomly selected from the pilot plant concentrate products and was assessed for carbon purity by Glow Discharge Mass Spectrometry (“GDMS”), both before and after the graphite concentrate was upgraded using the SGS standard caustic bake process. The pre- and post-treatment sample was fractionated into five particle size classes, representing 100% of the sampled flotation concentrate. Carbon purity as high as 99.9942% was reported by Evans Analytical (Liverpool, NY) for specific size fractions of the caustic baked material, using the GDMS method. The mass-weighted average carbon purity for the entire sample was 99.9925%. The Equivalent Boron Content (“EBC”) was calculated using the GDMS results, with individual size fractions delivering EBC as low as 0.720 parts per million (“ppm”). Complete results appear in the table below. The GDMS reports are available online at: http://www.canadacarbon.com/gdms-reports-nov182014

TABLE 1: ULTRA-HIGH PURITY FLOTATION CONCENTRATE, FURTHER UPGRADED BY CAUSTIC BAKE




FLOTATION


CONCENTRATE


CAUSTIC


BAKED

PARTICLE SIZE1


CARBON PURITY2

(%)


EQUIVALENT BORON CONTENT3 (ppm)


CARBON PURITY2

(%)


EQUIVALENT BORON CONTENT3 (ppm)

+48 MESH


99.79


1.550


99.9929


0.737

-48/+80 MESH


99.85


1.351


99.9939


0.720

-80/+150 MESH


99.77


1.411


99.9942


0.737

-150/+325 MESH


99.54


2.141


99.9929


0.777

-325 MESH


98.43


6.881


99.979


0.824

Notes:

One randomly collected 2 kg flotation concentrate sample. Particle sizes are reported according to Tyler mesh criteria: +48 mesh (>300 microns; jumbo flake); -48/+80 mesh (177 to 300 microns; large flake); -80/+150 mesh (105 to 177 microns; medium flake); -150/+325 mesh (44 to 105 microns; fine flake); and -325 mesh (< 44 microns).
Carbon purity was calculated by difference, 100% minus (sum of all impurity concentrations (%)). Reported carbon purity values were rounded to two significant digits. Reported GDMS elemental contaminant concentrations (see hyperlink, above, to access the GDMS reports), when added to the reported carbon purities, may not add to 100%, due to rounding error. Only the actual concentration of the various elements is considered and not their oxide form.
Equivalent Boron Content (EBC), expressed as parts per million (ppm, by weight) was calculated according to ASTM Method C1233-09 “Standard Practice for Determining Equivalent Boron Contents of Nuclear Materials", in conjunction with ASTM Standard D7219-08, “Standard Specification for Isotropic and Near-isotropic Nuclear Graphites”, which lists the 16 neutron-absorbing elements of concern with respect to the EBC criterion. The ‘nuclear graphite’ purity threshold is 5 ppm, by international agreement.

Executive Chairman and CEO Mr. R. Bruce Duncan stated, “I would like to emphasize that these results are preliminary, in that further optimization of the caustic bake technique is contemplated. We have also begun the process of assessing the upgrading of our Miller hydrothermal lump-vein graphite by another industry-standard technique. Those results will be reported, when received.” Mr. Duncan further states, “The Miller HLV graphite continues to exceed our expectations. Even our smallest graphite particles can be easily upgraded to meet the nuclear purity standard. The Miller HLV graphite’s high crystallinity and purity set us apart from any other natural graphite.”

ABOUT CAUSTIC BAKE

Dr. Stephen Mackie, Manager, Hydrometallurgical Group, SGS Canada Ltd. (Lakefield), described the SGS caustic bake procedure as “...our standard non-hydrofluoric acid method used to chemically upgrade graphite concentrates. This method involves a three step process: 1. The graphite is mixed with sodium hydroxide (caustic soda), and then baked at an elevated temperature for a defined period of time. 2. The baked product is then slurried in water for a defined period of time, essentially washing the majority of the unreacted caustic soda and soluble impurities from the graphite solids, which are then recovered by filtration. 3. The resultant filter cake is subjected to a mild acid leach using dilute sulphuric acid, to neutralize any residual caustic soda, and to remove impurities which are insoluble in caustic solution. The graphite solids are again filtered, washed, and dried, to produce the final upgraded graphite product.”

ABOUT GLOW DISCHARGE MASS SPECTROMETRY

GDMS is a technique for the direct determination of trace elements in a variety of materials. GDMS enables the elemental analysis of solid samples by sputtering from their surfaces in a low-pressure DC argon plasma discharge environment (glow discharge). The sputtered atoms are ionized in this plasma and extracted into the mass spectrometer for separation and detection based on their characteristic ionic mass/charge ratios (mass spectrometry).

ABOUT EQUIVALENT BORON CONTENT

The impurity concentrations obtained by GDMS were used to calculate the Equivalent Boron Content (“EBC”) of the graphite, as defined in ASTM Method C1233-09, “Standard Practice for Determining Equivalent Boron Contents of Nuclear Materials", in conjunction with ASTM Standard D7219-08, “Standard Specification for Isotropic and Near-isotropic Nuclear Graphites”, which lists the 16 neutron-absorbing elements of concern with respect to the EBC criterion. EBC is calculated as the sum of the EBC of each impurity, such that EBC (impurity) = (EBC Factor for impurity) (concentration of impurity (ppm)). Each EBC Factor was obtained from Table 1 of ASTM Method C1233-09.

Section 3.3 of ASTM Method C1233-09 states: “If the concentration of any of the elements used in the calculation is reported as “less than” values, these values shall be used in calculating the EBC.” Eleven of the sixteen neutron-absorbing elements identified in ASTM Standard D7219-08 were reported as “less than” values in the GDMS assays reported here. Together, these eleven elements contribute >0.6 ppm of the calculated EBC. If all sixteen of the elements of concern are reported as their respective “less than” values, with respect to the sensitivity of the GDMS analysis reported here, the minimum possible EBC is 0.662 ppm. Thus, the EBC values reported in Table 1 (as little as 0.720 ppm) are approaching the minimum possible value that can be determined under the reported GDMS sensitivities. Steps are being taken to enhance the sensitivity of the elemental analysis, which could reduce the existing sensitivity limit for the EBC determination.

Qualified Person

Mr. Oliver Peters, M.Sc., P.Eng, MBA, (Consulting Metallurgist for SGS and Principal Metallurgist of Metpro Management Inc.) is an Independent Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101, and has reviewed and approved the technical information provided in this news release.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

[Tadec]

Nix mehr los hier,....

[kaliho]

momentan funkstille...
erwarte bald positive news

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 48.914.933 von kaliho am 28.01.15 19:14:54

Canada Carbon nach der gestrigen News:
Canada Carbon Resumes Drilling and Initiates Resource Estimates for Graphite and Marble

heute mit Ausbruch auf 52-Wochen-Hoch von CAD 0,29 mit großem Volumen (bereits über 1,7 Mio. Aktien gehandelt).

[Tadec]

Kaum ist eine Meldung raus, gehts paar Cent hoch und das wars dann,...
echt zum ko....

[Fantomas96]

Wie bist Du denn drauf ?

[Tadec]

ja ich weiß. Geduld Geduld Geduld,
aber nach 10 Jahren in dem Investment verliert man halt mal kurz die Fassung,..
war eh das erste mal,..

[Fantomas96]

Ich meine ja nur: wir haben ein 12-Monats-Hoch, über +40% in den letzten 4 Wochen und sehr gute Entwicklungen an der Ressourcen Front und bei Vehandlungen mit potenziellen Abnehmern.

[Tadec]

Ich weiß, es war nur meine Un-Geduld.
Wie schätzt du denn das Potential von CC für die Zukunft ein ?

[Fantomas96]

Sehr gut !

[Rokky100]

Canada Carbon Achieves 99.9998% Purity Utilizing Commercially Available Nuclear Graphite Thermal Upgrading

http://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-r…

[Rokky100]

Wann kann hier mit der Produktion gerechnet werden?

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.692.300 von Rokky100 am 01.05.15 22:42:05

Noch in diesem Jahr,hoffentlich vor Wintereinbruch.

[Rokky100]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.693.248 von goofey am 02.05.15 09:30:55

Wo steht das?

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.695.267 von Rokky100 am 02.05.15 20:17:03

Das steht nirgends direkt.Die Wiedereröffnung einer bereits bestehenden aber geschlossenen Mine wurde beantragt.Alles im Tagebau.Kommt die Genehmigung,kann
es losgehen.Frage,ob mit oder ohne Auflagen.Lies mal,was der "Chief "bei SH so schreibt.Er telefoniert oft mit dem CEO.

[Rokky100]

Canada Carbon Obtains Unanimous Support from the Municipality of Notre-Dame-Du-Laus to Develop a Flotation Mill, Upgrading Facility and Laboratory on the Site of the Historic Asbury Graphite Mine

http://www.juniorminingnetwork.com/junior-miner-news/press-r…

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - May 6, 2015) - Canada Carbon (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:CCB)(OTC PINK:BRUZF)(FRANKFURT:U7N1) is pleased to announce that the Company obtained unanimous support from the municipality of Notre-Dame-Du-Laus during the 5th of May council session. The Municipality has now officially approved Canada Carbon's intention to proceed with the redevelopment of the mill complex on the Asbury site. This support will now make Canada Carbon eligible to apply for economic development grants offered by the Province of Quebec that could be used towards refurbishing the mill site to allow crushers, flotation cells, tailing ponds, and furnaces.

The Ministère du Développement Durable, Environnement et Lutte Contre les Changements Climatiques du Quebec ("MDDELC") is responsible for the permitting of any projects that could result in the creation of environmental contaminants. Geostar Inc., located in Brownsburg-Chatham PQ, has been retained to obtain all existing environmental information about the Asbury Mill Complex, and will then obtain any additional geotechnical, geological, and environmental data necessary to obtain the Certificate of Authorization to operate a graphite mill complex at Asbury.

Multiple studies must be completed in order to obtain a Certificate of Authorization from the MDDELC. These include studies of fauna, flora, hydrogeology, hydrology, watershed, climate, noise, ore and tailings chemistry, process flow sheets, and mill equipment specifications. Environmental assessments done for the historic Asbury Mill permitting and closure plans are available at the MDDELC, and at the Municipality of Notre-Dame-du-Laus. These historic assessments should significantly reduce the work required to meet the current permitting requirements. No mineral resource estimate or mining study has been completed on the property to demonstrate the technical feasibility or economic viability of the project.

The Company would also like to announce that complete results of the assay program reported January 13th, 2015 are not yet available. Although the results of the reported assay program are still incomplete, the graphite assays received to date have demonstrated that expanded sections of drill core from last fall's drill programs required sampling and assaying, in order to ensure that the graphite mineralized zones will be precisely defined for resource estimation purposes. As soon as these additional assay results are obtained, the complete drill results will be reported.

During 2015, the Company has completed two drill campaigns; totaling 1668.50 metres in 27 holes, to both define the marble units for resource estimation purposes, and to expand the graphite mineralized zones, which remain open on strike and to depth. Drilling operations are currently suspended because of ground conditions during the spring thaw, but they are expected to resume in about two weeks, with hundreds of metres of additional drilling planned on the northwest extension of the VN6 graphite zone, coincident with a 700m induced polarization ("IP") conductive anomaly reported last year (see press release dated October 23rd, 2014).

Additional IP geophysical surveys are currently underway on both the East and West Blocks. The Company will report the results of those surveys after modeling and interpretation of the data are completed. Additional exploration drill campaigns will immediately follow if warranted by these results.

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.949.839 von hbg55 am 20.12.12 19:25:25

Super News von gestern Abend, 13.05.

Canada Carbon Inc.
Evans Analytical of Liverpool New York Certifies Miller Graphite is of Sufficient Purity for Nuclear Applications

Es wurden gestern über 3 Mio. Aktien gehandelt.

[Fantomas96]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 43.959.447 von DrLupilia am 25.12.12 09:57:25

Zitat von DrLupilia: Vielleicht hast Du ja Glück, Deine Schrottanteile durch deine permanente Pusherei an irgendeinen Idioten zu veräußern.

Ich kann nur warnen vor diesem Investment.

Immer das gleiche Prinzip: Erst versprechen, tollkühne Meldungen verbreiten, Pushen, Pushen und nochmals pushen, um bei einigermaßen attraktiven Kursen abzuladen.

Passiert ist dann immer noch nichts.

Reine Abzockerei.

Siehe United Bolero, Bolero Resources, hab ich was vergessen?

Die Bruce Duncan Alarmglocken schrillen hell.

Watch out!

Merry Christmas

Tja, manchmal kommt es doch anders, als man denkt !

Seit dem Posting aus Dezember 2012 ist CCB bis auf ein paar Wochen im 2.Quartal 2013 noch niemals wieder unter den Kurs von damals $0,09 gesunken, hat sich zwischenzeitlich aber auch schon mehrfach verdreifacht von dem damaligen Kurs (aktuell wieder):

[hbg55]

....die ERFOLGS- story dieses wertes hält weiter an - heute gabs folg. PR......





Canada Carbon receives pricing for Miller graphite
2015-07-15 10:44 ET - News Release


Mr. R. Bruce Duncan reports

CANADA CARBON RECEIVES INDICATIVE PRICING FOR MILLER HYDROTHERMAL LUMP/VEIN GRAPHITE

Canada Carbon Inc. has provided the following update on the company's efforts to obtain indicative pricing for the ultrahigh-purity, thermally upgraded (99.9998 per cent carbon (C(t))) Miller hydrothermal lump/vein (HLV) graphite, as previously announced on May 1, 2015.

The company has received indicative pricing of $12,000 (U.S.) to $14,000 (U.S.) per metric tonne for 99.9998 per cent graphite that is currently used in high-technology electronics industry applications. The non-binding quotation of value, from a participant in the high-purity graphite market that is currently working with Canada Carbon's graphite, represents current pricing for one specific application for ultrahigh-purity graphite, an application which is estimated to require 250 to 350 tonnes per month.

Canada Carbon executive chairman and chief executive officer R. Bruce Duncan stated: "We are delighted to receive our first third party confirmation of real-time pricing for our graphite for a specified market segment. We are working toward obtaining additional third party indicative pricing for other market segments. These indicative pricings will be included in the company's preliminary economic assessment (PEA) and mineral resource estimate for the Miller project, currently under way."...........



RT jetzt schon....cad 0,29

[hbg55]

Canada Carbon Provides Miller Graphite Samples for ASTM Designation as Standard Reference Material


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Sept. 30, 2015) - Canada Carbon Inc. (the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:CCB) is pleased to report that its Miller hydrothermal lump/vein graphite has been selected to be fully characterized as a Standard Reference Material for the chemical analysis of nuclear grade graphites and manufactured carbons by the Subcommittee D02.F0 on Manufactured Carbon and Graphite Products of ASTM International, which has a current primary focus on developing internationally recognized test methods for comprehensive characterization of graphite and manufactured carbon materials used in nuclear and other high-technology applications......


http://web.tmxmoney.com/article.php?newsid=78393007&qm_symbo…

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.749.323 von hbg55 am 01.10.15 09:31:11

Klingt alles sehr schön,aber seit Anfang Mai nichts substantielles zum Wert selbst.Es wird Zeit,daß da mehr kommt als Angaben zur Reinheit.

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.779.353 von goofey am 05.10.15 18:23:05

Zitat von goofey: Klingt alles sehr schön,aber seit Anfang Mai nichts substantielles zum Wert selbst.Es wird Zeit,daß da mehr kommt als Angaben zur Reinheit.

....VÖLLIG d´accord !!!

[hbg55]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 50.782.548 von hbg55 am 06.10.15 09:14:20

.....aber JETZT haben wir was substantielles zu notieren - schau mal hier..............


Canada Carbon to sell 75,000 t Miller marble material



2015-11-16 12:22 ET - News Release


Mr. Bruce Duncan reports

CANADA CARBON SIGNS $13.75 MILLION CONTRACT FOR ARCHITECTURAL MARBLE FROM MILLER PROJECT

Canada Carbon Inc. has signed a comprehensive agreement to sell 75,000 tonnes of architectural-quality marble material from its flagship Miller high-purity graphite project. This agreement was signed subsequent to an independent market assessment of architectural blocks and slabs of the Miller marble, which is the host rock to the Miller hydrothermal lump-vein graphite. The agreed base valuation for marble blocks or slabs is $14 per cubic foot, which is approximately $184 per tonne. There are additional provisions for price increases above this base case, as well as royalties to be paid on the sale of all value-added marble products. The term of the contract is to run for one year from the date of the acquisition of the required environmental approvals and an extraction permit to quarry the material, and is renewable. The company will apply for a quarry permit as soon as practicable for the extraction of architectural-quality marble dimensional stone and aggregate. The company continues to advance toward the completion of resource estimates for both graphite and marble, as well as a preliminary economic assessment, for the Miller project..................


http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aCCB-23260…


RT schon bei...........cad 0,29

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 51.176.859 von hbg55 am 25.11.15 19:57:10

Ja,canada carbon hat sich bewegt,ein kleines Wunder!!

[goofey]

Gestern Handelsstopp,schaun mer mal,kann eigentlich nur positiv sein.Seit 4/2015 keine
Nachricht außer über Reinheitsgrade,etwas dürftig.

[goofey]

Die PEA ist raus,es hat Turbulenzen gegeben.Das war eine erste Einschätzung anhand von vor=
handenen Bohrergebnissen.Das untersuchte Gelände hatte die Größe von 4 Fußballfeldern,das gesamte Areal umfasst ca.100 Km2.Wer sich mehr informieren wil,l sollte auf Siliconinvestor(gold,mining)canadacarbon gehen.Dort werden die interssanten Beiträge geschrieben.

[goofey]

Das Ergebnis dieser PEA bezieht sich nur auf die erforschten 0,22km2.Da ist schon ein Vermögen im Boden.Bezogen auf 100km2,kann jeder selbst ausrechnen.Marmorverkauf 2017,Graphitabbau
2018.

[goofey]

Der user Tensane von Siliconinvestor war auf der PDAC und hat sich die Präsentation von CCB
angesehen,er war sehr beeindruckt.Sein Kommentar:This Projekt will be a big cashcow.

[techinvestor69]

Liftoff: What happens when the market “gets it”

http://business.financialpost.com/news/mining/small-cap-news…

[wrkmq]

Trading halted bei CCB.

Bin mal gespannt. Hab die Diskussionen bei Stockhouse lange verfolgt und auch etwas mitgeschrieben. Bin diese Woche mit einer Posi rein....sehr risikoreich...Wenn die keine Genehmigungen bekommen, stirbt der Wert; wenn sie eine bekommen, dannn explodiert der Wert. Eine richtig spannende Wette ;-)

[Josicooo]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.845.783 von wrkmq am 26.01.18 22:57:16

Mir persönlich zu spekulativ. Gespannt bin ich trotzdem... ;-)

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.845.783 von wrkmq am 26.01.18 22:57:16

Das trading halt bedeutet nichts Gutes.Anwohner haben geklagt,die gerichtl.Entscheidung steht aus.
Marmosabbau um den Carbonabbau zu finanzieren dürfte wegen Verschandelung der Landschaft
fraglich sein.Etwas verstehe ich nicht.Man erteilt Schürflizenzen,es werden Millionen investiert und dann
machen die Behörden Probleme,wenn es um die Abbaugenehmigung geht.Das hätte man vorher sagen
können bzw.müssen.

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.855.648 von goofey am 28.01.18 20:19:15

Nachtrag:"The Chief",ein Anleger, der meist auf Siliconinvestor schreibt,hat 20 Mio. shares nach eigenen
Angaben,er soll mit Bruce Duncan quer liegen,verständlich.Wenn das in die Hose geht hat Duncan die
nächste Company in den Sand gesetzt.

[goofey]

CCB dürfte tot sein.Es wird keine Abbaugenehmigung geben.Eine offene Bergbaumine verstößt gegen
örtliche Gesetzte.Sind Investoren getäuscht worden?Warum hat man die Exploration genehmigt?

[wrkmq]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.883.956 von goofey am 31.01.18 11:07:34

Das sieht echt böse aus; mal schauen, wann was offiziell wird.

[wrkmq]

Obwohl....ich muß mich mal besser mit CPTAQ beschäftigen. DEr Chrief scheint recht viel Ahnung zu haben. Kann CPTAQ überhaupt richterlich entscheiden?!

[wrkmq]

was ich noch viel interessanter finde, ist, dass die bei Stockhouse gepostete News auf CPTAQ nicht exisitiert; ich habe sie zumindest im Bereich "recherche une decision" nicht gefunden. Die News auf Stockhouse wurde als Zitat ohne Link gepostet. Witzig ist nur, dass CPTAQ generell auf Französisch postet; nicht aber auf Englisch. Das wird hier noch echt spannend werden :-)

[goofey]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 56.900.030 von wrkmq am 01.02.18 15:18:12

Einer auf Stockhouse hat auch den "link" angefordert,der die Ablehnung beinhalten soll.Bisher hat den keiner reingestellt."The Chief"hat direkt Kontakt zu B Duncan,er weiß i.d.R.sehr gut Bescheid,ein Top
Anleger.Er wollte nach der Genehmigung aus dem Pennystock Geschäft aussteigen und sich zur Ruhe setzen.Kommt wohl was dazwischen.Ich denke,da wird es ein Rechtsmittel geben,die Gesetzesänderung
ist auf "Altfälle" wohl nicht anwendbar,dann sieht die Sache schon viel besser aus.

[wrkmq]

Ganz schönes Blutbad gestern bei CCB.

Was mich aber gewundert hat, ist, dass nur 2Mio Share (also nur 2% der gesamten Shares) gehandelt wurden. Okay, das die dann zu -40% führen ist bei der derzeitigen Vertrauensbasis kein Wunder.

Hier der bei Stockhouse gepostete Linke zu News:

https://globenewswire.com/news-release/2018/02/08/1336378/0/…

Steht auch so auf deren Homepage.

Tja, nun wird es wohl juristisch. Mein Englisch ist eigentlich sehr gut; werde mir die News aber erst einaml genau zerlegen und dann entscheiden, was ich heute Nachmittag mache.

[wrkmq]

Bin zwar glücklich, dass ich nicht verkauft habe; ärgere mich aber langsam, dass ich nicht nachgelegt habe.

Derzeit kippt das ganze wieder zu gunsten von CCB; im REchtsstreit haben die IMHO die meisten Trümpfe in der Hand. Sollte zu gunsten von CCB entschieden werden, dann der Kurs abgehen.

VG

[wrkmq]

Noch so eine News wie heute und die .20 sind Geschichte- War zwar echt nervenaufreibend aber Mut scheint hier doch belohnt zu werden.

[plautpower]

Fighting Back: Canada Carbon’s Aggressive Legal Strategy
Nov. 12, 2018 11:15 PM
Environmental activists use lawfare to block mines they don’t like. Pretending to speak for their “community”, activists can effectively shut down perfectly responsible projects. If mining companies let them. Canada Carbon (V.CCB) took a different approach. The company is fighting back.

Laws and regulations intended to protect the environment and communities can be misused by activists to shut down mining activity altogether or to delay that activity and impose enormous legal costs. A small group of so-called activists can derail a mining project for any one of a number of reasons having very little to do with the actual merits of that project or its environmental impact.

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Some mining companies are willing to dig in for the long haul and accept the idea that the activists have the power to block a project for years, if not decades. Often, on advice of counsel, companies adopt a passive, compliant, stance hoping that, in time, the process will “work” and their project will be allowed to proceed.

Canada Carbon (V.CCB) took a much more aggressive approach when activist factions in the community of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge (GSLR), the closest community to CCB’s proposed graphite mine and marble quarry, worked with the municipality to oppose the project.

Back in December of 2016, CCB received the unanimous endorsement of the GSLR municipal council for its proposed graphite mine and marble quarry. At the time CEO R. Bruce Duncan remarked, “The approval of the Project by the Municipality of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge is a significant milestone in the permitting process required for the development of the Miller Project. Their unanimous approval will provide foundational support as we proceed with Project permitting.”

Legal Activity

A group of activists in the community filed legal action to attempt to force the municipality to withdraw its certification of the project and while these actions were defeated in Court in early 2018. A preliminary ruling by the Superior Court which dismissed an application for an injunction also stated that the applicants failed to show that the proposed project violated municipal guidelines (July 2017). A hearing was scheduled for February 2018 to argue the merits, but the activists withdrew their application at the last minute.

The activists also went the political route. In late 2017, a new council was elected in GSLR and that council “made the declaration that Canada Carbon’s application did not conform with municipal regulations”. This, apparently, caused Quebec’s Commission de protection du territoire agricole du Québec to suspend (or perhaps – it is not clear – close) consideration of CCB’s application pending resolution of the conflicting municipal resolutions.

Through 2018 there have been various legal skirmishes for the most part initiated by the activist members of the GSLR council. The skirmishing became nasty enough that, in May of 2018, a Councilor of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge, Marc-André Le Gris, was declared a vexatious litigant by the Superior Court of Quebec.

While applying for judicial review of the GSLR flip flopping position, in June of 2018 CCB also brought an action for 96 million dollars in damages against the municipality. This action was designed to preserve CCB’s right to damages in the event that the actions “taken by the Municipality cause the Company's Miller Project to fail or irreparably jeopardize the achievement of social acceptability of the Project”. This action was taken based on an earlier, lower, price for the CCB graphite. The damage claim may be amended and the damages substantially increased in light of the signed off take for nuclear graphite a USD $40,000 a ton for a minimum of 200 tons.

Counsel for GSLR sought to have the damages action dismissed as a Strategic Lawsuit Against Public Participation (“SLAPP”) action. On November 9, 2018 Judge Danielle Turcotte of the Superior Court of Quebec rendered her judgement on the bench. Judge Turcotte rejected GSLR’s motion to strike down the damages claim and also denied the request for legal costs.

Looking Forward

Companies can waste a lot of time, energy and money embroiled in legal actions driven by activists. CCB’s strategy, faced with activists and politicians who appear to be acting in bad faith, has been to aggressively assert the company’s right to rely on the recorded decisions of the municipal council and the actual law governing mining and quarrying in the Province of Quebec.

That governing law is interesting. It makes a distinction between “mining” and “quarrying”. Graphite is considered a “mineral” for purposes of the Quebec mining law and that means the jurisdiction is exclusively provincial under the Quebec Mining Act and exempted from municipal interference by way of Section 246 of the Planning Act which protects mining projects that are carried out under the Quebec Mining Act. Even Mayor Arnold of GSLR has publicly declared on numerous occasions that GSLR doesn’t have the power to block the Miller graphite mine project because mining falls under provincial jurisdiction not municipal jurisdiction.

It is pretty clear that CCB has the right to mine its graphite without municipal approval if it meets the requirements of the Quebec Mining Act.

The marble quarry does engage the provisions of the Planning Act and opens the question of the degree to which CCB was entitled to rely upon the earlier certification of the Municipality.

In the November 9 release, Duncan stated, “Since GSLR agrees that GSLR does not have the right to block the graphite mine project because of Section 246 of the Planning Act, the Company is now taking the necessary steps to be able to obtain the authorizations necessary to proceed with the mining project.”

On November 16, 2018 CCB will be presenting a motion in court to split its requested judicial review into a consideration of matters under the Mining Act, graphite, and the Planning Act, marble. The issues going to graphite are straightforward and it is reasonable to suppose that the company will be successful in its application.

By “two tracking” the process, CCB is aiming to move forward rapidly on the graphite dimension of its project. Which makes a great deal of sense as the company has already concluded a provisional off take agreement for 200 tons of its nuclear class graphite at USD $40,000 per ton with Dunedin Energy Systems and is actively seeking additional off takes.

The marble may take longer as the legal and regulatory road has more potential roadblocks. However, by moving aggressively on the legal front, CCB has taken the wind from the sails of the activists who oppose the Miller project.

[Mattes8888]

Das Aufwachen hat begonnen......

[LionKing80]

Jetzt will Adidas dort die Schuhsohlen produzieren lassen demnächst. Kann man davon ausgehen das bald der Kurs steigen wird?

[plautpower]

CCB reaches settlement
Canada Carbon, Grenville-sur-la-Rouge and CPTAQ Reach Out of Court Settlement



MISSISSAUGA, Ontario, Feb. 19, 2020 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Canada Carbon Inc. (the “Company”) (TSX-V: CCB) is pleased to announce that it has reached a tri-party out-of-court settlement with the Municipality of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge (“GSLR”) and Commission de protection du territoire agricole (“CPTAQ”). Under the terms of the settlement, all current outstanding legal proceedings are abandoned including the damages claim against GSLR of $96 million.



For its part, Grenville-sur-la-Rouge recognizes that the marble quarry component of the Miller Project complied with its zoning by-law when CCB’s request was filed with CPTAQ on December 14th, 2016 and that Canada Carbon's rights regarding the "marble quarry" component crystallized at that time. It also recognizes that any subsequent zoning by-law changes are not enforceable against the marble quarry component of the Miller Project.



GLSR recognizes that CCB has the right to proceed with the Miller project because GSLR does not have jurisdiction over the graphite component of the Miller Project. It also acknowledges that the notice of compliance signed March 16, 2017 was admissible. Consequently, the CPTAQ undertakes to resume their analysis of the Miller Project file in a rigorous and expedited manner.



Canada Carbon and Grenville-sur-la-Rouge agree to present all the factual information relating to the Miller project as well as its various impacts on the environment and the community in the framework of forums made available to the public. Both parties agree to act reasonably, in good faith and in the public interest. The parties have also agreed to initiate dialogue on the Miller project and put forward a process applicable to this end, with the assistance of the Ministry of Energy and Natural Resources (MERN), insofar as the latter agrees to act in this capacity.



Canada Carbon will hold public consultations in GSLR on all aspects of the Project. Canada Carbon will ensure that it adheres to the noise and dust limitations set out by Regulation. Canada Carbon will collaborate with GSLR in carrying out any necessary studies that will aid GSLR with understanding, analyzing or participating in improving the Miller Project for the purpose of social acceptability.



Canada Carbon has agreed to enter into cost sharing agreements with various stakeholders to pay its proportionate share of the cost of the modification of municipal roads in GSLR which are directly affected by our planned trucking activity. We have also agreed to limit our blasting and crushing activities within certain hours on weekdays.



Finally, as previously announced, Canada Carbon will request to the Department of Environment and Fight against Climate Change (MELCC) that the Miller Project be submitted to the Bureau of Public Hearings on the Environment (BAPE), when the timing is appropriate. The Miller project has still to produce a positive feasibility study before completing its environmental impact assessment.



Executive Chairman and CEO, R. Bruce Duncan commented, “We are very pleased with this out-of-court settlement with the municipality of Grenville-sur-la-Rouge. The settlement benefits all parties and will revive the Miller project and enable the analysis of the project’s impacts and merits to resume.”



Mr. Duncan further stated, "We are particularly pleased by the prospect of establishing a process for having dialogue with GSLR and resuming dialogue with the population, where the factual information regarding the Project can be analyzed, understood and modified if required, to arrive at a socially acceptable project."



CANADA CARBON INC.

“R. Bruce Duncan”

CEO and Director

[luxinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.733.019 von plautpower am 20.02.20 07:14:25

Sieht Kurstechnisch ganz verlockend aus, tendiere trotzdem beim aktuellen Marktumfeld zu einem Verkauf.Riesiger Kursprung und schönes Volumen die letzten Tage.

Der Project-Miller scheint jetzt wohl doch noch durchgeführt zu werden und das Interesse am Unternehmen hat diesbezüglich zu genommen.

[luxinvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 62.938.181 von luxinvest am 09.03.20 17:18:22

mal sehen ob das Hoch vom Februar 2016 gehalten werden kann, das wäre ein guter Grund die Aktien noch ein weilchen zu behalten