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[disciple]

Hallo,


bei irgendeiner Internet-Seite bin ich fündig geworden bzgl. einer neuen Diamanten-Mine:

Mountain Province Mining, De Beers hat 5 Minen geprüft und für äußerst ertragreich befunden, will angeblich auch die Kosten bis zum Produktionsbeginn übernehmen. Also sozusagen ein Diamanten-Startup-Unternehmen.

Ich riskier mal einen kleineren Betrag, es scheint mir eine (langfristige) Verzehnfachungschance; Möglichkeit des Kapitalverlustet zwar klein, aber nicht ausgeschlossen. Wer heuer vor dem März/April-Crash viele Bestände verkauft hat, so wie ich, hat nur 50 % Risiko, da er sowieso bei 50 % Steuersatz liegt.

[disciple]

Hallo,

so "neu" ist sie nicht, die Mine. Also, hier die Informationen von:
http://www.mountainprovince.com/

Mountain Province Mining Inc. is a diamond exploration and development company founded in 1986. The company has already discovered six diamondiferous kimberlite bodies (deposits) on its AK property located in Canada’s Northwest Territories. Mountain Province Mining Inc. has a joint venture agreement with Monopros Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of De Beers Consolidated Mines. This agreement gives De Beers the right to earn up to 60% of the AK/CJ properties by funding the project to production. Also, Monopros is the project operator and in 1999 completed a major bulk sample of the three largest kimberlite bodies.
The year 2000 is expected to be an exciting year for Mountain Province Mining Inc. Firstly, the values of the diamonds recovered from the bulk samples of the Hearne and Tuzo pipes will be received from De Beers. The results for the 5034 pipe were announced on December 14th. Then a decision to proceed with a feasibility study is expected from De Beers in the spring. In addition, Monopros will continue exploration of the property for kimberlites. There are 10 additional areas containing kimberlite indicator minerals that offer exciting potential.

Lastly, the Company has a joint venture with Opus Mineral Inc. to explore 800,000 acres on Northern Baffin Island. Kimberlites have already been discovered and the potential is excellent to discover more.

[disciple]

Mountain Province Mining Inc. is a diamond exploration and development company founded in 1986. The company has already discovered six diamondiferous kimberlite bodies (deposits) on its AK property located in Canada’s Northwest Territories. Mountain Province Mining Inc. has a joint venture agreement with Monopros Ltd., a wholly-owned subsidiary of De Beers Consolidated Mines. This agreement gives De Beers the right to earn up to 60% of the AK/CJ properties by funding the project to production. Also, Monopros is the project operator and in 1999 completed a major bulk sample of the three largest kimberlite bodies.
The year 2000 is expected to be an exciting year for Mountain Province Mining Inc. Firstly, the values of the diamonds recovered from the bulk samples of the Hearne and Tuzo pipes will be received from De Beers. The results for the 5034 pipe were announced on December 14th. Then a decision to proceed with a feasibility study is expected from De Beers in the spring. In addition, Monopros will continue exploration of the property for kimberlites. There are 10 additional areas containing kimberlite indicator minerals that offer exciting potential.

Lastly, the Company has a joint venture with Opus Mineral Inc. to explore 800,000 acres on Northern Baffin Island. Kimberlites have already been discovered and the potential is excellent to discover more.

[disciple]

Hallo,


hat sonst keiner eine Meinung? Oder alle meiner Meinung?

Aus www.marketguide.com:

Merger of Mountain Province Mining With Glenmore Highlands Completed
Business Wire - June 30, 2000 13:29
ONTARIO, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 30, 2000--Mountain Province Mining Inc., (NASDAQ: MPVI; TSE: MPV) (The Company) is pleased to announce that the merger by plan of arrangement between the Company and Glenmore Highlands Inc. ("Glenmore") (CDNX:GMH) was completed effective as of June 30, 2000.

Upon completion of the arrangement, the Company`s wholly-owned Alberta subsidiary, Mountain Glen Mining Inc. ("Subco"), was amalgamated with Glenmore to form a new corporation, also called Mountain Glen Mining Inc. ("Amalco"). All of the issued and outstanding common shares of Subco were exchanged for shares in Amalco on the basis of one Amalco share for one Subco common share. Amalco is accordingly a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Company.

Based on the final exchange ratio of 1 Glenmore share for 0.5734 of the Company`s shares, all 27,868,582 of the issued and outstanding shares of Glenmore held by former shareholders of Glenmore were exchanged for 15,980,962 common shares of the Company and cancelled. All of the Company`s shares, (the "Amalco Shares") previously owned by Glenmore are now held by Amalco. It is anticipated that the Company and Amalco will effect a further reorganization in order to cancel the Amalco Shares in due course.

Mountain Province has a joint venture interest in a diamond mining development project in Canada`s Northwest Territories. The company`s AK and CJ properties, are held 90 percent by Mountain Province Mining, Inc., and 10 percent by Camphor Ventures (VSE: CFV). Mountain Province and its partners have entered into a joint venture agreement with Monopros, the wholly owned Canadian subsidiary of De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd. (NASDAQ: DBRSY), under which Monopros has the right to earn up to a 60 percent interest in the AK and CJ properties.

This release may contain forward-looking statements, within the meaning of the "safe-harbor" provision of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995, regarding the Company`s business or financial condition. Actual results could differ materially from those described in this news release as a result of numerous factors, some of which are outside of the control of the company.

[disciple]

Mountain Province Diamonds Inc., wie die Gesellschaft mittlerweile heisst, hat den Verlust durch Kostenreduzierungen um 16 % reduzieren können, so dass pro Aktie im 2. und 3. Quartal 2000 jeweils nur 1 Cent Verlust anfiel.