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[Keilfleckbarbe]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.485.746 von bennog am 02.04.15 14:54:27

abgelaufener Joghurt ist schlecht und sollte entsorgt werden

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.484.930 von Keilfleckbarbe am 02.04.15 13:42:33

der Iamgold kurs steht so tief weil eben diese probleme da sind...abgelaufener yoghurt ist nun mal blliger.....da besteht doch die
chance ...die probleme zu lösen.....das ist börse

[Keilfleckbarbe]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.484.666 von bennog am 02.04.15 13:14:36

und da sehe ich schon Probleme

1. man braucht hoeherer Goldpreis
2: Mali

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.484.615 von Valueandi am 02.04.15 13:09:08

wenn es "fast geschenkt" unter 100 mio. hergeht ...why not...man muss ja nicht auf teufel komm raus weiterfördern....wenn mali auchmitspielt! da liegt bestimmt noch einiges drinn was sich bei höherem Preis sicher rechnet!

[Valueandi]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.482.572 von bennog am 02.04.15 09:44:48

Na super!
Wenigstens geht ETWAS weiter.

[bennog]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.476.179 von DJHLS am 01.04.15 15:59:02

Iamgold in talks to buy AngloGold's stakes in two Mali mines

April 1


(Reuters) - Canadian gold miner Iamgold Corp is in talks with AngloGold Ashanti Ltd on buying AngloGold's stakes in two gold mines in Mali in which they are partners, Iamgold said late on Tuesday.

Iamgold and AngloGold each own 41 percent of the Sadiola mine in southwestern Mali. The two miners also each own a 40 percent stake in the nearby Yatela mine. South African-headquartered AngloGold is the operator of both mines, in which the government of Mali owns the remaining interests.

AngloGold, under pressure to reduce its debt, said earlier on Tuesday that it intends to dispose of its stakes in Sadiola and Yatela. It said it had been approached by a potential buyer that meets its criteria and has asked for a binding bid.

The Sadiola mine is nearing the end of its supply of oxide ore, or soft rock, and an expansion to process hard rock is necessary. Iamgold has said that although the expansion will provide growth at lower costs it is not its preference to make the investment on its own.

"Iamgold has been having ongoing dialogue with AngloGold, with respect to how the Sadiola expansion project could move forward and to help facilitate their exit from their share of the assets. Acquiring their share of the assets has always been one of the options," Iamgold spokeswoman Laura Young said in an email. (Reporting by Nicole Mordant in Vancouver; Editing by Peter

[DJHLS]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.475.687 von ei-paett am 01.04.15 15:24:29

Zitat von ei-paett: Iamgold may soon have a new joint venturer at its Sadiola and Yatela gold mines in Mali. It owns 41 per cent of Sadiola and 40 per cent of Yatela with AngloGold Ashanti Ltd. (AU: $9.34 (U.S.)), which holds identical interests (the Malian government holds the rest). This year, however, AngloGold has put several of its assets up for sale because it is hoping to reduce debt. Today, it said it had an offer for the Malian projects. (China's Wanbao Mining was rumoured to be interested in the mines earlier this year.) A new joint venturer would be good news for Iamgold. It spent the past several years trying to convince AngloGold that they needed to expand Sadiola so it can process hard rock. The mine produced 228,000 ounces of gold in 2014, but all of this came from soft rock, which is set to run out at the end of 2015. The Yatela mine is in even worse shape. The JV had to shut it down in late 2013 because of the falling gold price; it has been processing the remaining gold on the leach pad since.

Das mit riesigem Abstand beste daran, wenn ein neuer JV-Partner von anglogold die Anteile übernimmt, ist für iamgold, dass Iamgold dann nciht mehr selbst die restlichen Anteile von Anglogold übernehmen kann.

Letzteres ist wohl auch die schlimmste Befürchtung des Marktes und wenn irgendein anderer außer Iamgold sogar bereit ist für die AngloGold Anteile an den Mali-Minen Geld zu zahlen, indiziert das ja sogar, dass Iamgold auch die eigenen Anteile an diesen Käufer verkaufen könnte.

Das wäre dann für die Aktionäre wie Ostern und Weihnachten auf einmal.

[ei-paett]

Iamgold may soon have a new joint venturer at its Sadiola and Yatela gold mines in Mali. It owns 41 per cent of Sadiola and 40 per cent of Yatela with AngloGold Ashanti Ltd. (AU: $9.34 (U.S.)), which holds identical interests (the Malian government holds the rest). This year, however, AngloGold has put several of its assets up for sale because it is hoping to reduce debt. Today, it said it had an offer for the Malian projects. (China's Wanbao Mining was rumoured to be interested in the mines earlier this year.) A new joint venturer would be good news for Iamgold. It spent the past several years trying to convince AngloGold that they needed to expand Sadiola so it can process hard rock. The mine produced 228,000 ounces of gold in 2014, but all of this came from soft rock, which is set to run out at the end of 2015. The Yatela mine is in even worse shape. The JV had to shut it down in late 2013 because of the falling gold price; it has been processing the remaining gold on the leach pad since.

[eblu]

Kaufen kann man alles was angeboten wird.

Nur wer sollte beim derzeitigen Kassenbestand von IAM seine Bonds rausrücken
und das unter pari.

Er müßte ja in noch größeren JUNK gehen oder zwischen 2-4 % reinvestieren.

Ich denk, da wird im Moment eurerseits am Markt vorbeigedacht.

[eblu]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.472.492 von DJHLS am 01.04.15 10:24:20

richtig,

mit einer Jahresproduktion von 800.000 Unzen Gold sollte man
was anständiges zusammenbringen.

Geld ist in die Rationalisation zu stecken.

Man muß nicht wie ein Tumor wachsen, der lediglich Substanz ab-aussaugt.