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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.162.868 von NickelChrome am 17.06.14 12:22:19Na also... Für 3 Euro vertickert und heute wieder zurückgekauft...
Die 500 Mio USD für die Niob Mine ist doch bestimmt kein schlechtes Geschäft.
Und die seltenen Erden als Dreingabe - Viel Spaß damit.
Also wir sind am 5 Jahrestief...
Das sieht doch wirklich nicht schlecht aus!
Die 500 Mio USD für die Niob Mine ist doch bestimmt kein schlechtes Geschäft.
Und die seltenen Erden als Dreingabe - Viel Spaß damit.
Also wir sind am 5 Jahrestief...
Das sieht doch wirklich nicht schlecht aus!
Greenspan lobt Peking wegen massiver Gold-Zukäufe
„Gold hat spezielle Eigenschaften, die keine andere Währung für sich beanspruchen kann, mit der möglichen Ausnahme von Silber. Seit mehr als zwei Jahrtausenden wird Gold praktisch unhinterfragt als Zahlungsmittel akzeptiert. Es benötigte niemals die Kreditbürgschaft einer dritten Partei.“
http://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/2014/10/06/greens…
„Gold hat spezielle Eigenschaften, die keine andere Währung für sich beanspruchen kann, mit der möglichen Ausnahme von Silber. Seit mehr als zwei Jahrtausenden wird Gold praktisch unhinterfragt als Zahlungsmittel akzeptiert. Es benötigte niemals die Kreditbürgschaft einer dritten Partei.“
http://deutsche-wirtschafts-nachrichten.de/2014/10/06/greens…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.950.186 von codiman am 06.10.14 09:23:31
Codi, was meinst du mit EBOLA in Bezug auf Iamgold ?
Zitat von codiman: Ich warte mit weiteren Zukäufen, bis sich ein Boden ausgebildet hat.
Wir sind zwar im überverkauften Bereich, allerdings ist der MACD noch negativ.
Ausserdem warte ich erstmal die Meldungen zum Thema "EBOLA" ab.
Codi, was meinst du mit EBOLA in Bezug auf Iamgold ?
wie kaputt der Sektor ist siehst heute am Kurs ..nix geht ...früher hätte so eine Melung mind. 20 % + x gebracht ...aber hilft ja nix ...mit der Meldung kann man die Cote-Gold abschliessen und die Produktion im Doyon Teil in Canada weiter hochfahren.... ich hab mir paar K wieder zurückgekauft ...mal wieder auch hier einen ersten Fuß rein ...KZ 3,XX die wir auch sehen werden wenn Gold wieder die Richtung ändert ...also 1300
Boden bilden lassen
Ich warte mit weiteren Zukäufen, bis sich ein Boden ausgebildet hat.Wir sind zwar im überverkauften Bereich, allerdings ist der MACD noch negativ.
Ausserdem warte ich erstmal die Meldungen zum Thema "EBOLA" ab.
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Wou ...bei diesem Geldsegen wird das Teil nicht nur zur Gold sondern auch zur Cashkuh ...
Ich werde diese Woche wohl mal wieder kaufen ......
Ich werde diese Woche wohl mal wieder kaufen ......
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.944.045 von benefactor am 04.10.14 12:44:37
Stopp Loss ist das Zauberwort!
Zitat von benefactor: So pauschal kannst du das nicht sagen. IAMGOLD und der ganze Sektor befinden sich in einer Baisse.
Es gibt auch viele die mit dem pyramidisieren von steigenden Aktien auf die Nase gefallen sind. Denk da nur mal an die Neuen-Markt Zeiten.
Stopp Loss ist das Zauberwort!
Former Barrick CEO-led group to buy Iamgold niobium mine, for $500,000,000
www.miningweekly.com/article/iamgold-to-sell-quebec-niobium-…
"TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Canadian gold miner Iamgold Corp on Friday announced that it had agreed to sell its important Niobec niobium mine, in Quebec, to a group of companies led by Magris Resources, the investment company founded by former Barrick Gold CEO Aaron Regent, for $500-million in cash.
TSX- and NYSE-listed Iamgold said that the deal to sell the mine, located in Saint-Honoré-de-Chicoutimi in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region, would include the next-door rare earth element (REE) deposit.
Niobium, or columbium as it is also referred in certain parts of the world, is mostly used in alloys, with 0.1% being enough to significantly enhance the strength of steel.
Under terms of the sale agreement, the Magris-led consortium would pay $500-million in cash on closing, as well as a further $30-million when the adjacent REE deposit goes into commercial production. A 2% gross proceeds royalty would be payable on any REE output.
"This sale unlocks the value of Niobec for our shareholders, positions Iamgold as a pure gold play and significantly improves our liquidity, which provides us with the opportunity to further improve the grade and cost structure of our portfolio of gold assets," president and CEO Steve Letwin said.
Carol Banducci, Iamgold’s executive VP and CFO noted that Niobec had been a steady contributor to the company’s operating cash flow since 2006, when Iamgold acquired gold producer Chambior for $3-billion.
During the three months ended June 30, the Niobec mine produced 1.4-million kilograms of niobium with an operating margin of $18/kg. Iamgold had revised its 2014 guidance for the mine upward to 5.5-million kilograms, up from 5.2-million kilograms previously.
“Niobec has many of the characteristics we've been looking for… strong market fundamentals for its core product, substantial operating margins, and a long mine life in an attractive jurisdiction. We are very impressed with the quality of the management team and are looking forward to working with them to maximise the full potential of the operation while at the same time only doing so in a safe and environmentally responsible manner,” Magris chairperson and CEO Aaron Regent said.
Iamgold said that the additional liquidity provided by this sale offered it and opportunity to invest in the profitable growth of its gold portfolio.
“However, we are committed to taking a disciplined approach to investment, seeking out only appropriately-sized opportunities that improve our overall cost structure and cash flow generation capabilities. In the absence of appropriate investment opportunities we would consider reducing financial leverage (as prescribed by the terms of the bond indenture),” Banducci said.
The group of companies included Magris Resources, as well as Hong Kong based investment company CEF Holdings, which is a owned 50% by Cheung Kong Holdings and 50% by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce; and Singapore-based investment company Temasek, which has portfolio covering a broad spectrum of sectors.
The closing transaction proceeds of $500-million, were expected to lift Iamgold’s current cash and cash equivalents, as well as the market value of the company's gold holdings, and strengthen its liquid assets to more than $800-million.
“Along with the company's $500-million in unused credit facilities, Iamgold would have substantial liquidity of over $1.3-billion,” Banducci noted.
Niobec would be reclassified as ‘Held for Sale’ for the purposes of the company’s fourth-quarter results. Based on current estimates, the expected gain on the transaction was expected to be about $50-million to $60-million. The transaction was targeted to close in the fourth quarter, subject to regulatory approvals.
Toronto-headquartered Magris said that National Bank of Canada and The Bank of Nova Scotia had committed and underwritten a $250-million amortising term loan and a $25-million revolving credit facility to assist with funding the transaction.
Edited by: Creamer Media Reporter "
www.miningweekly.com/article/iamgold-to-sell-quebec-niobium-…
"TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Canadian gold miner Iamgold Corp on Friday announced that it had agreed to sell its important Niobec niobium mine, in Quebec, to a group of companies led by Magris Resources, the investment company founded by former Barrick Gold CEO Aaron Regent, for $500-million in cash.
TSX- and NYSE-listed Iamgold said that the deal to sell the mine, located in Saint-Honoré-de-Chicoutimi in the Saguenay-Lac-Saint-Jean region, would include the next-door rare earth element (REE) deposit.
Niobium, or columbium as it is also referred in certain parts of the world, is mostly used in alloys, with 0.1% being enough to significantly enhance the strength of steel.
Under terms of the sale agreement, the Magris-led consortium would pay $500-million in cash on closing, as well as a further $30-million when the adjacent REE deposit goes into commercial production. A 2% gross proceeds royalty would be payable on any REE output.
"This sale unlocks the value of Niobec for our shareholders, positions Iamgold as a pure gold play and significantly improves our liquidity, which provides us with the opportunity to further improve the grade and cost structure of our portfolio of gold assets," president and CEO Steve Letwin said.
Carol Banducci, Iamgold’s executive VP and CFO noted that Niobec had been a steady contributor to the company’s operating cash flow since 2006, when Iamgold acquired gold producer Chambior for $3-billion.
During the three months ended June 30, the Niobec mine produced 1.4-million kilograms of niobium with an operating margin of $18/kg. Iamgold had revised its 2014 guidance for the mine upward to 5.5-million kilograms, up from 5.2-million kilograms previously.
“Niobec has many of the characteristics we've been looking for… strong market fundamentals for its core product, substantial operating margins, and a long mine life in an attractive jurisdiction. We are very impressed with the quality of the management team and are looking forward to working with them to maximise the full potential of the operation while at the same time only doing so in a safe and environmentally responsible manner,” Magris chairperson and CEO Aaron Regent said.
Iamgold said that the additional liquidity provided by this sale offered it and opportunity to invest in the profitable growth of its gold portfolio.
“However, we are committed to taking a disciplined approach to investment, seeking out only appropriately-sized opportunities that improve our overall cost structure and cash flow generation capabilities. In the absence of appropriate investment opportunities we would consider reducing financial leverage (as prescribed by the terms of the bond indenture),” Banducci said.
The group of companies included Magris Resources, as well as Hong Kong based investment company CEF Holdings, which is a owned 50% by Cheung Kong Holdings and 50% by the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce; and Singapore-based investment company Temasek, which has portfolio covering a broad spectrum of sectors.
The closing transaction proceeds of $500-million, were expected to lift Iamgold’s current cash and cash equivalents, as well as the market value of the company's gold holdings, and strengthen its liquid assets to more than $800-million.
“Along with the company's $500-million in unused credit facilities, Iamgold would have substantial liquidity of over $1.3-billion,” Banducci noted.
Niobec would be reclassified as ‘Held for Sale’ for the purposes of the company’s fourth-quarter results. Based on current estimates, the expected gain on the transaction was expected to be about $50-million to $60-million. The transaction was targeted to close in the fourth quarter, subject to regulatory approvals.
Toronto-headquartered Magris said that National Bank of Canada and The Bank of Nova Scotia had committed and underwritten a $250-million amortising term loan and a $25-million revolving credit facility to assist with funding the transaction.
Edited by: Creamer Media Reporter "
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.944.144 von codiman am 04.10.14 13:22:21Sehe ich genauso wie du...
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