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[kobv]

Zu dieser Aktie gibt es keinen Thread, sie hat es aber verdient.

Zunächst der Jahreschart:

Aus der Konsolidierung ausgebrochen unter hohem Volumen.

WPKN: A0DPEB

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[kobv]

Homepage

http://www.pacifica-resources.com/

Ein Vorschlag aus dem stockhouse zur Bewertung bei 1% der in-situ Bewertung:

These are a re post with the revised numbers, based on only 1% in situ !!

You want to see how cheap this is IMO?

This is based on known resource. Nobody over-estimating anything. This will be the minimums on the new 43-101, as the program brings all current inferred into the indicated column.

13.7 Billion/lbs Zinc
5.0 Billion/lbs Lead

Total in situ INDICATED after this drill program. Does not include the inferred or new discoveries(probable), the Placer Dome 55 billion pounds of Zinc number, etc. NONE OF IT.

Values based on Zinc at $2.05 and Lead at $.70 per pound.

TOTAL IN SITU value = $31.6 Billion $US

Valuing the company at ONLY 1% InSitu......is $310.6 million/130 million shares fully diluted = $2.40 US

$2.40 US x 1.10 = $2.65 Cdn/per share

A 1% in situ valuation on the only known resource in ONE category.

About $2.65 Cdn per share. No value on any other inferred or probable resource, shares held in other companies, cash on hand, etc.

Voisey\'s Bay sold at 20% in situ.

Now lets say Pacifica sells at 5% in situ. Why thats $12.15 per share for example.

So even at a lowly 1% in situ indicated, this stock is 3.3 times too cheap!


Grüße

[kobv]

-Es wird im Q1 2007 ein neuer 43-101 erwartet.
-Es stehen noch ca. 140 holes aus.
-In der letzten news hat man auf neuem Gebiet Zink gefunden:


Pacifica drills 18.62 m of 5.26% zinc at Don East

2006-11-30 10:00 ET - News Release

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES ANNOUNCES SELWYN PROJECT CONTINUES GROWING WITH NEW DISCOVERY AND EXPANSION OF DON ZONE

Pacifica Resources Ltd. has released drill results from the Don Valley. The company has discovered the Don East zone. The Don East zone discovery brings to five the number of new zinc-lead Sedex zones identified by the Pacifica exploration team in 2006 in areas of highly prospective strata that prior to 2006 had not seen any diamond drilling. The Selwyn project hosts the world-class Howard's Pass Sedex zinc-lead deposits. Location of the new zones and detailed drill plan maps are available on the company website.

Highlights from drilling include:

* discovery of Done East zone in a 1,350-metre step-out northwest of the most-northerly HC West zone -- drill hole Don-36 intersecting 18.62 metres of zinc-lead-mineralized active member grading 5.26 per cent zinc and 1.45 per cent lead, including 2.95 metres grading 13.18 per cent zinc and 4.91 per cent lead; and
* 191 drill holes have been completed in the year to date for a total of 39,809 metres.

Don East open-pit target discovery

The Don East zone was discovered through continued stratigraphic drilling in Don Valley to define the extension of the mineralized active member in the HC West zone (see Stockwatch news dated Aug. 31 and Oct. 25, 2006). The Don East discovery was made 1,350 metres along trend to the northwest of the HC West zone and 3.5 kilometres southeast of the Anniv East deposit that contains a National Instrument 43-101 inferred mineral resource of 18.38 million tonnes grading 4.46 per cent zinc and 1.28 per cent lead calculated by John Nilsson, PEng, and John O'Donnell, PGeo (see March 28, 2006, disclosure on SEDAR).

Don-36 was the first drill hole in the 3.8-kilometre untested portion of the Don Valley between the Don and HC West zones and intersected 18.62 metres true thickness of zinc-lead-mineralized active member within the open-pit target range.

Hole From To Int. Lead Zinc Pb+Zn True thickness
No. m m m % % % m

Don-36 114.30 135.80 21.50 1.45 5.26 6.71 18.62
incl. 118.75 121.70 2.95 4.91 13.18 18.09 2.55
incl. 129.60 131.40 1.80 2.36 12.60 14.96 1.56

Pacifica has now successfully drilled the entire 11-kilometre strike length of the Don Valley and identified four new zinc-lead zones of mineralization within an open-pit target range, adding significantly to the mineral potential of the Selwyn project. Additional drilling is planned in spring, 2007, for these new open-pit targets to expand the growing mineral potential in the Don Valley, as Brodel, HC, HC West, Don East and Don zones all remain open for expansion.

Don zone open-pit target follow-up drilling

Five drill holes have now been completed as follow-up to the 2005 discovery of the Don zone open-pit target in the Don Valley (see Stockwatch news dated Sept. 6 and Oct. 25, 2005) including Don-39 to Don-43. All five drill holes intersected zinc-lead-mineralized active member. The initial hole Don-4 intersected a 34.1-metre true thickness of zinc-lead mineralization that included two mineralized intercepts, 7.81 metres grading 7.93 per cent zinc and 1.8 per cent lead from 146.55 to 155.47 metres, and 7.13 metres grading 4.71 per cent zinc and 1.74 per cent lead from 177.36 to 185.51 metres.

Don-39 and Don-40 re-enforce the significant open-pit mineral potential of the Don zone. Both Don-39 and Don-40 were collared off of the same pad approximately 150 metres from the Don-4 discovery drill hole. Don-41, collared off of the same drill pad as the Don-4 discovery hole, confirmed the continuity of the active member by intersecting zinc-lead mineralization 80 metres down-dip within the open-pit target. The presence of several higher-grade zinc-lead bands within the active member in holes Don-39 and Don-40, combined with similar higher-grade intercepts identified in the HC West zone, provide further encouragement for development of deeper resources suitable for underground mining in Don Valley (see Stockwatch news dated Oct. 25, 2006).

Hole From To Int. Lead Zinc Pb+Zn True thickness
No. m m m % % % m

Don-39 7.20 45.10 37.90 1.37 4.98 6.35 31.05
incl. 7.20 12.80 5.60 2.08 8.56 10.65 4.59
incl. 31.03 37.44 6.41 2.59 9.81 12.41 5.25
Don-40 10.70 51.23 40.53 0.71 3.05 3.76 28.66
incl. 11.75 17.80 6.05 1.44 6.66 8.10 4.28
incl. 31.15 37.70 6.55 1.11 5.13 6.25 4.63
Don-041 203.10 218.50 15.40 1.19 5.41 6.61 9.90
incl. 206.00 210.65 4.65 2.14 9.84 11.98 2.99

The Selwyn project exploration program is being reviewed by vice-president of exploration Jason Dunning, MSc, PGeo. The on-site activities for the Selwyn project are directed by exploration manager Mr. O'Donnell, PGeo. Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O'Donnell are qualified persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. All assay data has been through internal validation of quality assurance and quality control. Pacifica has established a sampling and assay control program with blind insertion of assay blanks, standards and duplicates for the Selwyn project. However, it should be noted that there is also a quality control and quality assurance program in place at both Acme Analytical Laboratories Ltd. and ALS Chemex that includes blanks, duplicates and standards. At Acme, silver and base-metal analyses are conducted by a 17-element, four-acid digestion, ore-grade ICP-AES technique. At ALS Chemex, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 25-element, four-acid digestion, ICP-AES technique with overlimit protocols for zinc, lead, copper, antimony, arsenic and barium conducted by an ore-grade aqua regia digestion with an instrument finish (ALS-Chemex).

Note that all discussion of National Instrument 43-101 indicated and inferred mineral resources are referenced in the March, 2006, National Instrument 43-101 report for Howard's Pass. In reviewing historical resources, all discussion of indicated mineral resources that predate introduction of National Instrument 43-101 should be considered as inferred mineral resources. All historical inferred mineral resources that predate National Instrument 43-101 should be considered as areas of mineral potential requiring further definition through drilling. Historical mineral resources are referenced in the June, 2005, National Instrument 43-101 report for Howard's Pass. Copies of the reports can be viewed on SEDAR.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.991.112 von kobv am 07.12.06 10:29:17

Hier nochmal die letzten beiden news releases:

1.
Pacifica names Nesmith chairman

2006-12-04 09:41 ET - News Release

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES APPOINTS WADE NESMITH AS DIRECTOR AND CHAIRMAN

Pacifica Resources Ltd. is appointing Wade Nesmith director and chairman of the company. Mr. Nesmith is a graduate of Osgoode Hall law school and has had a prestigious legal career with Lang Michener and the British Columbia Securities Commission, as well as the Alberta and Ontario attorneys general's offices. His law practise has generally focused on securities regulation and corporate governance. More recently he has undertaken commercial ventures with Nesmith Capital Corp. and Westport Innovations Inc. He is currently lead director of Silver Wheaton Corp., a issuer listed on the New York and Toronto stock exchanges, and Nord Resources Corp.

As chairman of the company, Mr. Nesmith will work closely with company management and the other directors to provide leadership in the growth of the company as well as strong corporate governance. The company has approved the granting of a stock option for the purchase of 600,000 common shares to Mr. Nesmith. The options are granted under the company's shareholder-approved stock option plan and shall have an exercise price of 90 cents per share, a term of five years and vest over a two-year period.

We seek Safe Harbor.

2.
Pacifica Resources grants options to insiders

2006-12-04 11:48 ET - Options Proposed

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES GRANTS 1,385,000 OPTIONS TO DIRECTORS, OFFICERS AND EMPLOYEES

Pacifica Resources Ltd. has granted options to directors, officers and employees for the purchase of 1,385,000 common shares of the company. The options are granted pursuant to the company's stock option plan and have an exercise price of 90 cents per share, a term of five years and vest over a two-year period with one-third vesting on grant and one-third on each of the first and second anniversary. The exercise price was determined using the closing price on Friday, Dec. 1, 2006.

Of the options for purchase of 1,385,000 commons shares, 735,000 are to employees. Options to management and directors total 650,000 shares allocated as follows: Harlan Meade 220,000, Robert McKnight 110,000, Ken Thorsen 80,000, Patrick Mars 80,000, Brad Marchant 80,000 and Robert Yeoman 80,000.


Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.991.112 von kobv am 07.12.06 10:29:17

Die letzte Finanzierung war zu 0.7 CAD , Es wurden 8 mio CAD eingenommen. Institutionellenquote soll bei über 90 % sein, finde die Quelle nicht mehr.
Grüße

[kobv]

Video über Pacifica!

http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/Pacifica.wmv

Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.991.112 von kobv am 07.12.06 10:29:17

http://www.pacifica-resources.com/documents/ResourceOpportun…

Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.991.112 von kobv am 07.12.06 10:29:17

News:


High-grade Zinc-Lead Mineralization Intersected in Don Zone


11:10 EST Monday, December 11, 2006

FSC / Press Release

High-grade Zinc-Lead Mineralization Intersected in Don Zone

Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, December 11, 2006 /FSC/ - Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX - TSX Venture), is pleased to provide an update on drill hole results from the Don Valley. The new holes have increased the open-pit mineral potential for the Don zone and identified higher grade mineralization at depth for follow-up in 2007. The successful follow-up to the 2005 Don zone discovery completes the successful drilling of 11 kilometres of favorable strata in the Don Valley. The Selwyn Project hosts the world-class Howard's Pass SEDEX zinc-lead deposits.

Location of the new zones and detailed drill plan maps are available at www.pacifica-resources.com.

Highlights

* DON-42 intersecting 16.33 metres of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member grading 6.92% zinc and 2.62% lead including 3.88 metres grading 12.98% zinc and 6.95% lead. Don zone intercept below open-pit target in a 275 metre step out from the DON-4 discovery.

* 191 drill holes have been completed year to date for a total of 39,809 metres
Don Zone Underground Target Discovery

The Don zone open-pit target was initially discovered in 2005 through stratigraphic drilling in Don Valley to define the extension of the mineralized zinc-lead Active Member from the Anniv East deposit that contains a NI 43-101 compliant Inferred mineral resource of 18,380,000 tonnes grading 4.46% zinc and 1.28% lead calculated by John Nilsson, P.Eng. and John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo., (see Pacifica March 28, 2006 disclosure on www.sedar.com). Prior to the initial discovery of the Don zone, and subsequently the HC zones, there was little know about the 11 kilometre portion of favorable strata between the Anniv East and Brodel zones that was never drilled.

Discovery drill hole DON-4, intersected 34.10 metre true thickness of zinc-lead mineralization that included two mineralized intercepts, 7.81 metres grading 7.93% zinc and 1.80% lead from 146.55 to 155.47 metres and 7.13 metres grading 4.71% zinc and 1.74% lead from 177.36 to 185.51 metres (see September 6 and October 25, 2005 news releases).

DON-42 is located 170 metres from Don 4 and is the deepest intersection in the DON Zone that has been defined over an area of 350 by 625 metres. The intercept in DON-42 is 100 metres lower in elevation than DON-41 the next deepest drill hole in the Don zone and approximately 200 metres deeper in elevation than DON- 22 that also hosts higher grade mineralization in the HC West zone. The Don zone remains open to expansion along strike and at depth.

-***-


Drill Hole From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True
(m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) Thickness (m)
DON-42 242.75 282.50 39.75 1.86 5.18 7.04 26.60


Including 254.50 278.90 24.40 2.62 6.92 9.54 16.33
Including 266.80 278.90 12.10 3.79 9.10 12.89 8.10
Including 273.10 278.90 5.80 6.35 12.98 19.33 3.88

-****-

The intersection in DON-42 of 16.33 metres true thickness of higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization within the Active Member with narrower intervals of higher grades signals a transition to thicker intervals of higher grade at depth similar to as seen in the XY zone and more recently in both Anniv Central and HC zones (see November 30, 2006 news release).
HC West Open-Pit Target Follow-up Drilling
During 2006, fifteen drill holes have been completed on the HC West zone open-pit target in the Don Valley during 2006 (November 30, 2006 news release). The drilling defines a strike length of 970 metres for HC West within the shallow open pit environment.
Infill drill holes DON-37 and DON-38 re-enforce the significant open-pit mineral potential of the HC West zone. Don 37 is 300 metres west of discovery drill hole DON-16, and 300 metres east of DON-24 and DON-25. The presence of several higher-grade zinc-lead bands within the Active Member in holes DON-37 and 38 combined with similar higher grade intercepts identified in the HC West zone provides further encouragement for development of deeper resources suitable for underground mining in Don Valley (see news release on October 25, 2006).

-***-


Drill Hole From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True
(m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) Thickness (m)
DON-037 101.20 122.00 20.80 1.37 4.84 6.21 20.40
Including 104.65 110.90 6.25 1.09 4.61 5.70 6.20
Including 113.50 122.00 8.50 2.45 7.54 9.99 8.40
Including 116.65 122.00 5.35 3.25 9.97 13.22 5.30
DON-038 75.00 96.00 21.00 0.56 3.11 3.67 20.50
Including 75.30 78.20 2.90 1.03 8.68 9.71 2.80
Including 85.20 96.00 10.80 0.73 3.63 4.36 10.50
Including 85.20 85.60 0.40 2.71 17.32 20.03 0.40

-****-

The zinc-lead mineralized Active Member remains open for expansion along strike and at depth.

Don Valley - Focus For 2007 Major Drilling Program

Pacifica has now successfully drilled the entire 11 kilometer strike length of the Don Valley and identified four new zinc-lead zones of mineralization within the range of open-pit target mining, adding significantly to the mineral potential of the Selwyn Project. Additional drilling is planned in spring 2007 for these new open-pit targets to expand the growing mineral potential in the Don Valley, as Brodel, HC, HC West, Don East, and Don zones all remain open for expansion. A key part of future drilling will be to follow-up on deeper high grade intercepts to define the full extent and character of the higher grade mineralization as the focus of a new potential for significant resources suitable for underground mining over much of the length of Don Valley.

The Selwyn Project exploration program is being reviewed by Vice President Exploration, Mr. Jason Dunning, M.Sc., P.Geo. The onsite activities for the Selwyn Project are directed by Exploration Manager, John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo. Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O'Donnell are Qualified Persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. All assay data has been through internal validation of quality assurance and quality control. Pacifica has established a sampling and assay control program with blind insertion of assay blanks, standards and duplicates for the Selwyn Project; however, it should be noted that there is also a quality control and quality assurance program in place at both ACME
Analytical Laboratories Ltd. ("ACME") and ALS Chemex that includes blanks, duplicates and standards. At ACME, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 17-element, four-acid digestion, ore-grade ICP-AES technique. At ALS Chemex, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 25-element, four-acid digestion, ICP-AES technique with overlimit protocols for zinc, lead, copper, antimony, arsenic, and barium conducted by an ore-grade aqua-regia digestion with an instrument finish (ALS-Chemex).

Note that all discussion of NI-43-101 compliant Indicated and Inferred mineral resources are referenced in the March 2006 NI 43-101 report for Howard's Pass. In reviewing historical resources, all discussion of Indicated mineral resources that predate introduction of NI 43-101 should be considered as Inferred mineral resources. All historical Inferred mineral resources that predate NI 43-101 should be considered as areas of mineral potential requiring further definition through drilling. Historical mineral resources are referenced in the June 2005 NI 43-101 report for Howard's Pass. Copies of the reports can be viewed at www.sedar.com.

Pacifica's main focus is the exploration of its Selwyn Project in eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories. The Selwyn Project hosts very large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known deposits have the potential for large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when World's zinc mine supply is in deficit and there are few new zinc-lead mines under development.

This press release may contain forward-looking statements based on assumptions and judgments of management regarding future events or results that may prove to be inaccurate as a result of exploration and other risk factors beyond its control and actual results may differ materially from the expected results. Additional drilling is required to confirm the potential of the new discovery areas and expansions of the current resource areas. Furthermore, there is no assurance that the resources being defined can be developed as an economically attractive mine, and there are many uncertainties associated with permitting and other factors that could delay such development.

[MickyMouse1]

Das ist doch alles nur Kleinkram was du hier bringst.

Sag den Leuten doch, das es sich hier um das weltweit grösste noch unerschlossene Zinkgebiet liegt.
Das wir es hier so vorraussichtlich mit etwa 200 Mrd lbs Zink zu tun haben, welches einen aktuellen Wert von etwa 400 Mrd USD hat.
Dies gibt es aktuell noch für unter 100 Mio CAD zu kaufen.
Genaueres über das Gesamtvorkommen werden wir im Februar erfahren, dann wird diese Aktie aber nicht mehr so billig sein.

Es gibt lediglich 2 Probleme, Problem 1 hier handelt es sich um absolut early stage, es ist geplant die Minen oder eine mit einer Länge von 35 km, in 2012 zu eröffnen. Keiner kann heute sagen ob es nicht 2013 oder 2014 oder gar 2020 wird. Das ganze Gebiet liegt am A.d.W., es müssen erst Transportwege geschaffen werden, keine Strassen, keine Schienen. Das alles kann sehr sehr lange dauern.
Das andere ist, der Markt traut dem Management nicht. Es ist das selber wie bei Yukon Zinc, und was die für ein Desaster dieses Jahr erlebt haben, ist ja wohl bei allen die sich auskennen bekannt.

Trotz dieser Probleme halte ich dieses Investment für sehr interessant. Vorteil hier es handelt sich um ein Entwicklungsprojekt, nicht um eines wo man erst Ressourcen suchen und finden muss, sondern es ist sicherlich vorhanden.
Aber aufgrund der Grösse dauert es halt einfach noch einige Jahre, bis man es entwickelt hat.
Ich denke dies ist eine Aktie, die kauft man, legt sie in sein Depot und schaut 2020 was daraus geworden ist.

Wenn jemand noch Fragen hat, ich kann sie gerne beantworten, entweder hier offen oder Boardmail.

Lg
Micky

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.120.524 von MickyMouse1 am 12.12.06 11:06:18

Es stimmt habe ich untertrieben.

Es gibt Interessenten aus Fernost, welche sich dieses Jahr das Projekt angesehen haben, ein JV-Partner sollte demnächst gefunden werden.

Ich denke man muss nicht bis 2020 warten , bis zum Frühjahr sollten deutlich höhere Kurse zu erwarten sein.

Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.120.831 von kobv am 12.12.06 11:25:59

Ja,

ich denke auch das wir sehr bald sehr viel höhere Preise sehen werden.

Ich denke nur, das es sich hier lohnen wird die Aktie länger zu halten.

Wir werden 2009 vorraussichtlich die feasibility sehen, wenn die meine Erwartungen trifft, dann sehen wir dann Kurse um mindestens 15.- CAD,
wenn dann 2012 die Mine wirklich eröffnet wird, und es sich alles wie normal entwickelt, dann sehen wir in 2012 wesentlich höhere Kurse.
Wie hoch, das wäre jetzt noch zu früh und äusserst spekulativ.

Ich kann nur sagen die werden im Februar 200 Mrd lbs Zink verkünden.
Warum muss Zink immer billiger bleiben als Kupfer ?
Es gibt jede Menge neuer Einsatzgebiete für Zink, das letzte was ich gelesen habe, waren Solarzellen auf Zinkbasis mit einem Wirkungsgrad von 51%.
Also in meinen Augen stellt dies hier ein erstklassiges Investment mit bestimmten Risiken da.

Lg
Micky

[Dauphin]

Hi kobv !

Wie ich heute gesehen habe hast du einen PAX sräd ins Leben gerufen...
Auch wenns jetzt lang wird, stelle ich dir mal ein Interview mit Harlan rein...
Den direkten link finde ich gerade nicht in meiner Rumpelkammer...


AN INTERVIEW WITH HARLAN MEADE
PRESIDENT AND CEO WITH PACIFICA RESOURCES

We are here today with Dr. Harlan Meade who is the man behind zinc up in the Yukon, both with Yukon Zinc and Pacifica Resources and we are going to concentrate on Pacifica Resources. It seems every time there is a commodity run, particularly for lead and zinc, it comes back to life, way up in the North Country. So for a little bit of a background on where they sit today, Dr. Meade…

H.M: Thanks David. Pacifica’s Selwyn Project is in the Eastern Yukon, right on the border with the Yukon/Northwest Territories – about 95% of the district is on the Yukon side. It was a project that was discovered in 1973 by Placer Dome – they were actually looking for tungsten at the time – and made this world class zinc-lead discovery. They spent about $20 million with their joint venture partner – U.S. Steel between 1973 and 1980 and then the project shut down and was essentially dormant. We acquired ground there in 1999 and then finally after many years of trying, finally bought Placer’s piece of the district in April 2005 and we turned on the drills.

Between last year and this year we’ve made eight new discoveries and spent $16 million. Historically Placer defined about 480 million tonnes of zinc/lead mineralization in three zones. Each of which was thought to be a little sub-basin and that the ore would be constrained to that sub-basin – which would have created some limitation on size.

What happened is that we went in and drilled between these zones and made eight new discoveries and we’ve now demonstrated that the mineralized horizon continues mineralized for 37 kilometers. This deposit is a giant!

D.P: It’s always been thought to be big, what kind of resources are you looking at right now that you can estimate – realizing that it’s not resource compliant, but then we get into the big problem that this project has always had…it’s in the middle of no-where and getting product to market is difficult.

H.M: Yeah! Right now our 43-101 report, which is on SEDAR, we show 35 million tonnes in the Indicated category, 112 in the inferred and 220 in the potential category. Keep in mind now that we have never had an internal miss, that every single drill hole that has intersected the Active Member has hit significant mineralization.

So the resource classification is perhaps not as significant as it might be for other projects. Our goal this year, and we now have completed about 175 drill holes, is to drill off all of the Inferred and we’ll add that to the indicated – get half of the potential into the Indicated and the other half in Inferred. So, we should be looking at a 43-101 compliant measured and indicated of over 300 million tonnes. That covers the infill drilling/definition drilling on the three known zones.

In addition, drilling is continuing on four of the new discoveries, where we are also drilling off resources at the same time - I’m not going to give any guidance on how many tonnes we are going to have on that now. Everything I talked about here is in the open pit environment. The focus during the last month, is four drills now drilling, the down dip extension of the open pit on the XY, and if you look at the last two sets of press releases, you’ll see that we have been reporting some very nice intersections – 20-30 meter intersections at 16% combined zinc and lead including anywhere from 2 to 8 meters of 30% combined plus.

The project is evolving, originally the focus was on developing open pit resources; now we’re looking at getting a significant part of our production from underground and we will keep drilling there for about another month. Addressing your question, David, about where are you – the deposit is way out in the middle of nowhere?

D.P: The way I should describe it, is that there is no doubt you’ve got one of the world’s biggest un-developed zinc/lead projects – the problem is that you’re many miles away from a port, your going to have expensive transportation to get it to port and it’s just an expensive area of the world to operate in.

H.M: Yeah, it is viewed as an expensive part of the world, but maybe not as expensive as you think! Once you get road access in, the incremental costs are not much more than most places in Canada. It is a lot easier to operate here than for example at Red Dog mine in Alaska, and we are at the same latitude north as the Faro Mine, which wasn’t a difficult mine to operate once they got their infrastructure in place!

What we have going for us is the economies of scale to justify the infrastructure. Right now we are looking at a 160 kilometer road to get out to the Robert Campbell Highway and we’re looking at both road and rail to get out to the highway. The rail actually pays for itself in about five years, the difference between rail and building a road is not that much more, of course you don’t want to do both.

D.P: Now that would be a big project, wouldn’t it?


H.M: Actually it’s not a big deal. It’s about $80 million to build a rail and to build a road it costs about $50 million. So it’s not that expensive for this level of branch line, now if you’re building the CN line of course it would be four times that because of what they are designed to carry.

For us that level would be adequate. There is also a feasibility study that is being done, which will come out at the end of this year (I am guessing it will come out in January) by the Alaskan and the Yukon Governments to extend the main rail lines from northern B.C. to Alaska.

Now I don’t know whether they are going to get to Alaska anytime soon, but there is a lot of pressure to put the steel in the rail-bed from Fort St. James up to Dease Lake for all those new projects up in that area. The rail bed was prepared many years ago, they just need to put steel down and then that leaves us about 400 kilometers to get from there to where we would hit the highway. For 2 million tonnes a year of freight, somebody will build that railway!

D.P: Wow, that much!

H.M: Yeah. We’re talking concentrate out-put that is greater than 1.5 million tonnes a year.

D.P: Well with all these costs, I guess we have to put into perspective the value of this ore right?

H.M: People look at it and in addition to saying it is remote, the other thing people would have said, well it is a bit low grade you know it is 5.2% zinc and 2% lead – that is true, but you know the average zinc deposit in production today is only 5.6%. Albeit some of those have more byproduct credits than Howard’s Pass.

The other thing that people have missed here is that if you look at a 30 meter intersection of 5 and 2, what it really consists of is a bunch of high grade bands separated by barren shale beds (turbidite beds); if you were operating a coal mine in the Rocky Mountains, what would do if you had shale beds in your coal? Well you would build a coal cleaning plant (a gravity separation plant) and you’d float off the coal and sink the shale.

Well, we are going to do the exact opposite. We’ve done the Dense Media Separation or DMS (gravity) test-work. We can take 7% combined zinc and lead and upgrade it to between 10% and 11%, reject 45% of the material and get the upgrade. At the upgraded grades we would be processing ores higher than the large Century mine in Australia operated by Zinifex ( the second largest zinc mine in the world).

And so if you are mining in an open pit at about 40,000 tonnes per day it is a pretty good size, but from a porphyry/copper prospective that’s a fairly small mine. So, if we are rejecting 40% or 50% then really your mining is 40,000 for the ore and your are processing 20,000, now you have got a 20,000 tonne per day mill.

That is about the same as Huckleberry in size and so there’s a huge mill capital saving. It takes about $1.50/ tonne to operate the DMS plant. Compare that to say $9.00 a tonne to process waste with ore through the mill, so there are huge operating costs savings Dave.

This application of DMS and addition of high grade underground ores has really changed the outlook on the projects; the predecessors didn’t recognize the importance of DMS. I think the other thing that is unique about this deposit is that there is virtually no pyrite, the iron sulphide mineral.

So the metallurgy is not what everybody thinks it is. Right from the inception Placer was able to make good saleable concentrate. So yes it is a fine grained ore, but it is not a normal ore as the lack of pyrite makes processing easier. It is different than the fine grained ores of Mount Iza Mines where they were not able to make a decent lead and zinc concentrate – and they produce a bulk zinc-lead concentrate .

The reason we are able to make reasonable concentrates is because we don’t have the pyrite, and therefore don’t have to make a zinc sulphide- lead sulphide- pyrite separation. Also important is that without the pyrite the tailings are not acid generating. So there are some huge plusses in the project.

D.P: We still need a number here to give the value of the potential size of the ore you have here. It is in the billions of dollars, but what number would it be?

H.M: Well today, for example, it is a world class deposit, so I like to compare it to the last world class base metal deposit found in Canada, which was Voiseys Bay. Voiseys Bay today has an in ground value of about $55 billion. The in-ground value of the resource that Placer defined is over $110 billion – twice the in-ground value of Voiseys Bay. Now we are comparing apple and oranges, Voiseys Bay will be a very low cost nickel producer and I think in the case of Howard’s Pass you can’t expect to do any better than Red Dog which is around the first quartile of the cost curve.

D.P: Now we know nothing ever goes right in mining, if there is something that can go wrong it traditionally does, but what kind of a time frame are you looking at?

H.M: We’ve been very relaxed about it and said we’re looking at 2012. There is no question that we could do it by 2010, but it’s a mega project and it’s not going to happen overnight.

D.P: When you say “mega”, it’s like the size of Voisey Bay?

H.M: Yes.

D.P: What kind of costs could you see for the infrastructure that would need to be built?

H.M: Our intro-numbers are a billion dollars.

D.P: Okay now how do you be careful here with share dilution?

H.M: Well if anybody has paid any attention to our recent press releases, you’ll see that we have announced that it is our intention to seek a strategic partner and engaged a group out of New York to assist us in that process.

D.P: That’s probably going to be an Asian partner?

H.M: You bet! We went and visited the Asians in March and invited them to come back, they were out in July and they got a two month head start on everybody else and we’ll be meeting them shortly.

D.P: Okay now I guess the tough question that has to be asked, as you have been associated with Yukon Zinc and many market players were concerned that Yukon Zinc was possibly over-played and has become a big disappointment.

H.M: Well I think that there was a disappointment in that the market certainly got ahead of itself here and I think that people were using unrealistic treatment and refining charges then we were going to be forced to use in the feasibility study and that’s a huge difference. But the real disappointment was that we had a very late cutting of our recovery so the metal output didn’t match our forecasts. The average zinc recovery for a VMS deposit in Canada, and there have been 100 of them developed, the average is around 85 to 87% zinc recovery.

We were at 88%, three very good metallurgists all agreed at 88%, but what happened is our consultant, who is very experienced and a very well accepted metallurgist, unfortunately we found out 10 days before we were ready to do our project financing that he wasn’t a qualified engineer, so he couldn’t sign the report. So, somebody else came in, did what anybody would do in that situation, got very conservative cut everything back and that was the number we were forced to use.

It was a very difficult discussion, whether to hold back the feasibility, which had been delayed already once. I don’t like that feasibility, nobody does, but you know what?

It still demonstrated that it is a really good project. The problem was that a couple of Hedge Funds trashed the stock in the last hour of trading. Time will tell what Yukon Zinc’s project is really worth.

D.P: Now when you are in the metal business, the big question for your crystal ball is where are metal prices going to be down the road?

If you had to guess for lead and zinc, heck you might as well fill in gold and silver as well, what does your crystal ball see for say 5 years from today?

H.M: I’m not going to comment on gold and silver, nor am I going to comment on lead, because most of our value is in zinc – 70% to 75% of our value is zinc, that’s what I pay attention to. If anyone goes on our web site and downloads our zinc market overview, they will see that for 2 years now we have been forecasting zinc absolutely perfectly!

That is something that people have been telling me, they say you have been absolutely perfect on the calls on zinc and that we have said there is a supply gap here that is opening up and that it is virtually un-fillable. We don’t know how we are going to fill it and the closest we’ll get to the supply balance is in late 2007 - early 2008 and then after that the supply gap just opens up.

D.P: When you say opens up, you mean there is just not enough around?

H.M: Well, we don’t even have the deposits in inventory, so even if you took all the deposits we know of and assumed that they all got filled you still wouldn’t fill the supply gap.

D.P: Even with Voisey Bay coming on?

H.M: If you look at the gap it is like 5 million tonnes by 2012, that’s like 10 Red Dogs, the worlds biggest zinc mine, that’s how big the gap is.

D.P: Anything else we should be asking you?

H.M: I think that the key here is that we have addressed the historical grade issue by finding high grade ore and the DMS upgrade which nobody is questioning. Regarding the infrastructure question, this is changing in the Yukon.


Grüsse...

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.140.230 von Dauphin am 13.12.06 01:07:23

Hier gibt es noch eine Präsentation zu sehen...

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http://www.mclwebcasts.com/zinc9/zinc9_files/fdeflt.htm


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[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.140.357 von Dauphin am 13.12.06 01:17:41

...und am Donnerstag gibt's wieder etwas zum lauschen...

http://www.investorcalendar.com/IIF/IIF_Forum.asp?ForumID=10…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">
http://www.investorcalendar.com/IIF/IIF_Forum.asp?ForumID=10…



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[jowipo]

Hallo allerseits,

endlich auch hier ein Thread zu Pacifica, bisher habe ich nur den in Kanada verfolgt:
http://www.hotstockmarket.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30735&…
Jetzt erklärt mich bitte nicht sofort für wahnsinnig, aber wenn man sich mal die bisherigen Ergebnisse ansieht, dann könnte Pacifica auf den Resourcenwert bezogen sowas wie ein zweites Olympic Dam haben. Man muß sich nur mal überlegen, daß Placer dort bis 1980 für 20 Mio$ exploriert hat (wieviel wären das heute?) und Pacifica nochmal für 16 Mio$ - soviel bohrt ein `normaler` Explorer in fünf Jahren nicht - und in jedem Loch wird was gefunden. Dabei sind die Abstände zwischen den Löchern größer als bei anderen Firmen ein ganzes Deposit:-) Mit dem Abbau kann man in großen Open-pits anfangen und im Don-valley ist eine riesige Untertageresource, zu der man vom Talboden aus ebenerdig hinfahren kann. Das Zeug ist über die DMS äußerst billig auf ungefähr 10% Zn+Pb zu bringen und es gibt keine nennenswerten Mengen von penalty elements.
Nun ja, wenn die im nächsten Quartal wie beabsichtigt auf vielleicht einem Zehntel der bisher durch erfolgreiche Bohrungen abgedeckten Flächen wirklich 350 Mio t zu 6% Zn+Pb in die measured+indicated schaffen, dann sollte das schon für ein paar Prozentchen Kurssteigerung reichen, bei momentanan Preisen entspricht allein das schon über 70 Mrd$. Ich bin aber noch viel mehr gespannt, wieviel inferred+potential man denn so aus dem Rest macht. Wie bewertet man eigentlich einen Explorer, der nach zwei Jahren Bohrtätigkeit einen potentiellen in-ground-value im mittleren dreistelligen Milliarden-Dollar-Bereich vorweisen kann???
Bevor ich hier als Pusher oder hirnloser Jubelperser verschrien werde: ich bin ein kleiner Privatanleger und befasse mich seit ca 2 Jahren intensiver mit Rohstoffexplorern, meine dicksten Positionen sind außer Pacifica z.B. Arafura, Marathon, Northern peru copper und Bullion river. Aber etwas auch nur ansatzweise Vergleichbares zu diesem Howards Pass konnte ich bisher nirgendwo finden.
Grüße
Jochen

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.142.858 von jowipo am 13.12.06 06:41:20

Hallo, Fakt ist daß diese Aktie noch unentdeckt ist, das Ausmaß mus noch realisiert werden.
Das 43-101 in Q1 dürfte den Kurs nochmal zusätzlich Auftrieb geben...

Grüße

[kobv]

Sehr interessant, Meinungen dazu?



Change (p) Change (%) Cur Bid Offer Hoch Tief Open Volumen Uhrzeit A
0.02 2.38 0.86 0.84 0.86 0.86 0.8 0.84 6414000 17:38:34

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kobv

[kobv]

Last 10 trades today
Time X Price Chg Vol Buyer Seller Markers
11:26:10 V 0.83 -0.01 10,000 1 Anonymous 19 Desjardins K
11:26:03 V 0.83 -0.01 300 16 Paradigm 16 Paradigm E
11:26:03 V 0.83 -0.01 4,861,500 16 Paradigm 16 Paradigm K
11:25:19 V 0.83 -0.04 1,271,200 16 Paradigm 16 Paradigm B
11:12:17 V 0.80 -0.04 10,000 5 Penson 7 TD Sec K
10:54:54 V 0.80 -0.04 2,000 57 Interactive 57 Interactive K
10:54:54 V 0.80 -0.04 5,000 5 Penson 57 Interactive K
10:54:40 V 0.81 -0.03 5,000 1 Anonymous 57 Interactive K
10:54:40 V 0.81 -0.03 5,000 7 TD Sec 57 Interactive K
10:52:26 V 0.81 -0.03 2,000 2 RBC 67 Northern K

[jowipo]

Hallo,
da schieben sich irgendwelche Instis größere Pakete zu vorher abgemachten Preisen zu. Die Einen wollen vor Jahresende und den damit verbundenen längeren Ferien vieler Entscheidungsträger ihre exposure mindern und außerdem ein paar Gewinne realisiern, da sie mit Sicherheit bei niedrigeren Preisen eingestiegen sind oder Kapitalerhöhungen mitgemacht haben. Die Anderen bringen sich nochmal billig in Position. Jedenfalls gabs in den letzten paar Wochen viele solcher hochvolumigen Trades mit gleichem Käufer und Verkäufer, wenn das aber erstmal alles durch ist, sollte man sein Aktienpäckchen geschnürt haben:-)
Grüße
Jochen

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.166.377 von jowipo am 14.12.06 06:12:23

Heute nicht vergessen die Präsentation wird sicher interessant :

http://www.investorcalendar.com/IIF/IIF_Forum.asp?ForumID=10…

10:30 AM Pacifica Resources, Ltd. Click here to listen

Grüße

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.170.880 von kobv am 14.12.06 11:13:20

Hi kobv!

Na, hast du es dir schon angeschaut...?
Nun nichts neues, aber trotzdem interessant...
Slide 31 gefällt mir am Besten...

All we need is just a little...




Ich denke hier probe ich mal den really long term holder bis mindestens 2012...
Ob ich das schaffe...
Schaun wir erst mal was morgen wird...


Grüsse...

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.190.089 von Dauphin am 15.12.06 01:15:32

Hallo,

habe ich gesehen, sehr gut gemacht.
Bewertung läßt viel Spielraum nach oben, bin gut investiert und gespannt...

Grüße
kobv

[Dauphin]

Hi !

SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- It's zinc's turn to shine.
Spot prices for high-grade zinc have more than tripled on the London Metal Exchange in the last two years -- and the price rally won't likely end soon with demand for the industrial metal far outpacing supplies, analysts said.
After many years of languishing at low levels caused by abundant supplies, spot prices for high-grade zinc climbed to over $4,400 per metric ton as of Wednesday on the LME -- up almost 270% from 2004's levels.
That's quite a change for the metal that's mostly used to coat steel and to act as a rust inhibitor.
"Zinc has been perhaps the worst investment in major metals during the past several decades, which has resulted in significant underinvestment in exploration," said Dr. Harlan Meade, president and chief executive officer of both Pacifica Resources Ltd. (CA: PAX: news, chart, profile) and Yukon Zinc Corp. (CA:YZC: news, chart, profile) .
"The addition of several large mines in the mid 1990s simply flooded the market with zinc," he said.
New zinc output, in part, was made possible because of byproduct credits such as copper and silver that sometimes provided enough added revenue to offset zinc prices that really weren't high enough to encourage exploration or development, he said.
Now the zinc market faces a supply deficit, "caused by the depletion of many of our large mines," Meade said.
Exacerbating the problem, China, "who dumped zinc on the market during the 1980s and 1990s, became a net importer of the metal in 2003 as the country's consumption took off," he said.
China's influence
Indeed, China's zinc demand has been "rising at an amazing rate," said Eric Coffin, co-editor of HardRockAnalyst.com, which offers publications focused on resource stocks.
He blamed "extremely high capital investment growth," much of which is centered on construction, for the increase in Chinese consumption, which climbed 35% between 2003 and 2005.
"Zinc is a pretty basic industrial material," said Lawrence Roulston, editor of Resource Opportunities. "Most consumers would not even be aware that they come in contact with it many times a day," he said, pointing out that a typical car uses about 22 pounds of zinc.
"Car makers will pay whatever they need to pay to get enough zinc to keep making cars," he said, and "an extra dollar on the zinc price will not reduce demand for cars."
Similarly, demand won't slow even if "couple of tens of bucks" is added to the cost of a new house because of the zinc used in galvanized steel for construction, he said.
The recent run in the zinc price has "demonstrated ... the critical shortage of metals supply coming from the mining industry," said Roulston. "There are many small new mines constantly being developed, but no big mines."
Meanwhile, "mines are constantly being shut down as the ore bodies are depleted, [so] the net result is that production has been flat at a time of rising demand," he said.
Overall, the zinc industry will "have a hard time at any price bringing on enough new supply to balance supply and demand in 2010 and thereafter," Meade said.
Eating up supply
Against that backdrop, warehouse stocks of zinc have been depleted.
On the LME, supplies were down to around 85,750 metric tons as of early December -- down from 450,000 a year ago and close to their lowest level since March 1991, according to Martin Hayes, a senior correspondent at London-based BaseMetals.com.
And inventories are "set to keep on falling," he said.
The supply deficit this year will likely be close to 300,000 metric tons, he said, with supply of 6.8 million metric tons not enough to satisfy 7.1 million metric tons of consumption
In fact, at the current rate of supply declines, Coffin expects the LME warehouse to "be bare in about 3 months."
"There is very little potential supply enhancement that we know of," said David Coffin, Eric's brother and co-editor of HardRockAnalyst.com.
"At a practical level, what will happen is that the high zinc price will bring metals out of unknown stores and mining companies will push as much as they can into the market," he said.
So "while we do expect the decline to continue, that does not mean we actually expect to see a '0' stocking," he said.
Even so, zinc will likely follow the same pattern as other metals with stocks declining "to the point where there is only a fraction of a day's usage in warehouses," he said.
Hayes expects the shortfall in zinc supplies to ease in 2007 to closer to 40,000 metric tons, from 300,000 in 2006 as "the supply-side response to record prices kicks in."
"Nevertheless, there is still upside potential for prices in the medium term, as inventory draw downs will continue, with a major reversal unlikely until much later in 2007," he said.
Roulston argued for a longer-term inventory deficit. "The projected pace of new mine development shows a big supply gap extending for years into the future as demand grows and some of the big, old mines are shut down," he said.
Taking advantage
So what's the best way for a metals trader to invest in zinc?
"There is a futures market for zinc," said Roulston. But "you are not really 'investing'."
"The commodities markets are highly speculative and the realm of professional traders," he explained. "Neophytes in the commodities markets typically get eaten alive."
On the other hand, the higher zinc price is already factored into the share prices of producers, he said.
The "best way to invest in zinc, or any of the metals, is to look at the fundamental driver, which is the shortage of supply," he said.
And "the exploration and development companies that are advancing metals deposits offer exceptional investment potential, as their values will increase as the deposits are advanced toward production."
It's certainly timely that, on Tuesday, Australia's Zinifex and Belgium's Umicore (BE:000362637: news, chart, profile) agreed to combine their zinc smelting and alloys business, a deal that will create the world's largest zinc producer. See full story.
For now, most of the large producers such as Teck Cominco (TCK : teck cominco produce many commodities, and are "therefore not pure plays," said Meade.
"Even the mid-tier, best zinc-leverage companies such as Lundin Mining
LMC37.60, +0.85, +2.3%) and Kagara Zinc (AU:KZL: news, chart, profile) have significant byproduct credits that make them less than a pure play," he said.
So "investors should look at the mid-tier producers that have abundant zinc production and are low-cost producers due to significant byproduct credits due to silver, lead, copper and gold credits," he said. Meade owns large positions in Pacific Resources and Yukon Zinc.
At the moment, these are already "highly valued," he warned. Take a close look at these to "see who has new production going on that is not factored into current valuation to get the extra zinc leverage."
Eric Coffin said he follows Lundin Mining as well as Teck Cominco. "I can't call [Teck Cominco stock] cheap, but its very well run, well diversified and has, arguably, the best zinc mine in the world -- Red Dog in Alaska," he said.
And for those traders who want a "more speculative type of situation," Coffin said he follows, and owns a position in, Selkirk Metals (CA:SLK: news, chart, profile) .
The company is exploring a number of projects in British Columbia, reporting high-grade zinc from drilling in Ruddock Creek, he said. Coffin said he thinks there's probably "10 million tonnes and possibly a lot more" there.
"That would be a good play on next year's drilling programs, which will be extensive," he said.
Myra P. Saefong is a reporter for MarketWatch in San Francisco.


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[Dauphin]

Hi !

Silver Wheaton scheint die Zeichen der Zeit erkannt zu haben und positioniert sich so langsam entsprechend auch in Zink...

http://www.pacifica-resources.com/documents/PAX_NR_2006-10-0…

sowie heute...

http://www.silverwheaton.com/news_releases/index.php?mod=cnt…



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[kobv]

Mal ein Chart zum Wochenende:



Grüße
kobv

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.190.089 von Dauphin am 15.12.06 01:15:32

Einige Insiderkäufe aufdiesem Niveau:

Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Nature of transaction Securities # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Dec 15/06 Dec 05/06 marchant, peter bradley 50 - Grant of options Options 80,000 $0.900
Dec 14/06 Dec 13/06 Finlayson, G. Barry 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 10,000 $0.830
Dec 14/06 Dec 04/06 O'DONNELL, JOHN 50 - Grant of options Options 150,000 $0.900
Dec 13/06 Dec 12/06 Finlayson, G. Barry 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 5,000 $0.810
Dec 11/06 Dec 05/06 Finlayson, G. Barry 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 15,000 $0.890
Dec 10/06 Dec 04/06 Meade, Harlan Donnley 50 - Grant of options Options 220,000 $0.900
Dec 09/06 Dec 04/06 thorsen, kenneth robert 50 - Grant of options Options 80,000 $0.800
Dec 08/06 Dec 04/06 Nesmith, Wade Donald 50 - Grant of options Options 600,000 $0.900
Dec 08/06 Dec 04/06 Nesmith, Wade Donald 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report Options
Dec 07/06 Dec 04/06 Mars, Patrick James 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 35,000 $0.950

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[spindoctor]

Falls ihr ein besseres Investment zu Zinkminen sucht: Zinifex

Umicore und Zinifex schmieden weltgrößten ZinkherstellerBörsengang geplant. Der belgische Metallkonzern Umicore und das australische Bergbauunternehmen Zinifex wollen ihre Hütten zusammenlegen und so den weltgrößten Zinkhersteller gründen.

HB SYDNEY. Anschließend wollen sie das Gemeinschaftsunternehmen mit einem Wert von umgerechnet bis zu 1,2 Milliarden Euro an die Börse zu bringen, kündigten die Firmen am Dienstag an. Nach Bekanntwerden der Pläne legten die Aktien beider Konzerne deutlich zu.

Das neue Unternehmen würde 4500 Menschen etwa in Australien, den USA, Belgien und Frankreich beschäftigen. Ein Arbeitsplatzabbau ist Umicore zufolge nicht geplant. Seine Hütten lieferten jährlich rund 1,2 Millionen der elf Millionen Tonnen Zink und Zink-Verbindungen, die weltweit hergestellt werden. Damit hätte der Konzern mit Sitz in Belgien die Konkurrenten Teck Cominco aus Kanada und Xstrata aus der Schweiz überholt. Kartellrechtliche Probleme schließen die Konzerne aus.

Zinifex bringt nach eigenen Angaben 60 Prozent des Vermögens der neuen Gruppe ein. Bis zum Börsengang sollten jedoch beide Eigentümer gleich große Anteile halten. Dafür erhalte Zinifex einen Ausgleich, den das neue Unternehmen über einen Kredit finanzieren solle.

Nach dem geplanten Abschluss der Fusion im dritten Quartal des kommenden Jahres wollen Umicore und Zinifex dann Kasse machen: Sie streben an, dann die Aktien des neuen Unternehmens verkaufen und an der europäischen Mehrländerbörse Euronext notieren zu lassen.

[kobv]

Zinc, Tin Prices to Rise in 2007 on Short Supply, Antaike Says

By Chia-Peck Wong

Dec. 22 (Bloomberg) -- Zinc and tin, the second and third- best performing base metals this year, may rise further in 2007 as supplies continue to lag demand, Beijing Antaike Information Development Co. said.

High labor and equipment costs, especially from zinc mines outside China, may delay the start of new projects, crimping the development of supply, Feng Juncong, a senior analyst at Antaike, said in an interview yesterday.

The price of zinc, used to galvanize steel, has more than doubled this year, touching a record last month, as China produces more of the alloy. Tin prices have surged 69 percent amid concerns supply from Indonesia, the world's second-biggest producer, won't match demand.

``We may see zinc for cash delivery reach $5,000 a ton in the first quarter of next year,'' said Feng, who has been tracking the industry for 12 years, and correctly forecast in August that the metal may rise further this quarter.

Zinc for cash delivery on the London Metal Exchange, the world's biggest such bourse, may average $3,580 a metric ton in 2007, she said. The metal, which rose to an intraday record of $4,658 a ton on Nov. 27, has averaged $3,242 so far this year, more than double the level in 2005.

Production Deficit

Usage exceeded output by 320,000 metric tons in the first 10 months of 2006, compared with 314,000 tons a year earlier, the Lisbon-based International Lead and Zinc Study Group said Dec. 13. Demand in China, the world's biggest zinc user and maker, rose 4 percent to 2.55 million tons, the group said.

More production problems may also surface next year as plants could break down as miners attempt to operate equipment at full capacity to benefit from rising prices, said Feng.

The price of tin, used mostly in soldering electronic components, may also continue to rise next year amid potential supply shortages from China and Indonesia, Cui Lin, Antaike's tin analyst, said in an interview yesterday.

Cash prices of tin in London may average $9,200 a ton next year, she said. The metal has surged 71 percent this year, averaging $8,682.40. Tin for delivery in three months, the most actively traded, surged to $11,250 a ton on Dec. 11, the highest in at least 17 years.

``There may be more production problems next year,'' she said.

Indonesia, the world's biggest tin-producing country after China, shut 20 smelters in October to investigate allegations they used illegally mined ore. The closures have removed as much as 7,000 tons of refined tin from the global market, London- based metals consulting company CRU said.

Output from China may also fall as the country clamps down on small-scale miners that use outdated technology which pollutes the environment, Cui said.

China produced 115,000 tons, or 41 percent of the world's mined tin last year, according to the U.S. Geological Survey.

Antaike is a research affiliate of the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, and advises the government on industry policies.

To contact the reporter on this story: Chia-Peck Wong in Singapore at [e-mail]



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[jowipo]

Hallo allerseits,

momentan trocknet mal wieder das Ask aus, bisher haben die großen Häuser in einem solchen Fall aber immer fleißig was auf den Markt geworfen...wollen wir hoffen, daß die Aktie langsam den Centschuhen entwächst und sich Richtung Dollarnotierungen aufmacht.

BID Orders Volume Price Range
12 128,000 0.800-0.840
ASK Price Range Volume Orders
0.850-0.920 88,000 9

[Dauphin]

Hi !

http://www.geology.gov.yk.ca/publications/brochures/investor…



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[kobv]

Allen Lesern ein Frohes Neues Jahr, und große Gewinne mit Pacifica und mit euren anderen Investments!

Grüße
kobv

[kobv]

Neues Interview mit dem CEO, sehr selbstbewußt gibt er die Ziele für 2007 vor. Einfach mal anhören...


http://www.pacificaresources.com/financialreckoning_238_2006…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.pacificaresources.com/financialreckoning_238_2006…



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[kobv]

Nochmals Kaufgelegenheit, die 0.8 sollte eine gute charttechnische Unterstützung darstellen.

Grüße
kobv

[jowipo]

Wollen wir hoffen, daß es die letzte Kaufgelegenheit unter 1$ war...
Tja, nächstes Jahr wieder 15-20 Mio für Exploration, welcher andere Explorer kann das schon? Wollen wir hoffen, daß Meade hier nicht wieder so einen Fehler wie bei YZC macht, die Instis wieder Zutrauen fassen, ein paar Leute mehr die Firma überhaupt mal kennenlernen und die Aktie dann dorthin kommt, wo sie hingehört.
Grüße
Jochen

[kobv]

http://www.goldworld.com/reports/zinc_report_gw.pdf


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[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.991.112 von kobv am 07.12.06 10:29:17

News, wieder sehr gute Bohrergebniss:



Pacifica Resources Drilling Intersects High-Grade in XY Open-Pit and


10:45 EST Wednesday, January 10, 2007

Underground Targets

FSC / Press Release

Pacifica Resources Drilling Intersects High-Grade in XY Open-Pit and
Underground Targets

Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, January 10, 2007 /FSC/ - Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX - TSX Venture), is pleased to provide an update on drill hole results in the XY Zone including both the open-pit area and drilling both along strike and down-plunge of the previously defined underground Inferred resource (see August 31, September 26, 2006, October 30 and November 24, 2006 news releases). These results continue to expand the mineral resource potential of the Selwyn Project as a major new zinc-lead district.

Highlights

* Infill drilling continues to confirm above average zinc and lead grades within the XY open-pit area with drill hole XY-145 intersecting 11.96 metres true thickness grading 8.76% zinc and 2.64% lead that includes 3.58 metres grading 20.84% zinc and 6.06% lead or 26.90% combined zinc-lead.

* Definition drilling continues to expand along strike the previously defined underground Inferred mineral resource with drill hole XY-138 intersecting 5.25 metres true thickness grading 7.66% zinc and 1.62% lead that includes 2.45 metres grading 12.83% zinc and 2.39% lead.

Drilling was completed in mid December with 39,900 metres completed in 191 drill holes. A deep drill hole to test the depth extension of recently reported deep mineralization beneath the XY Central zone was shut down short of its target due to mechanical problems; drilling in this hole will resume in the spring. Results for other drill holes continue to be received and will be reported shortly. Location of the new zones and detailed drill plan maps are available at www.pacifica-resources.com.

XY Central Zone - Open Pit

Recent drill results from the XY Central zone include intervals of high-grade zinc-lead mineralization similar to that encountered in the underground Inferred mineral resource in the northwest part of the XY zone. Drill hole XY-145 intersected a 11.96 metre true thickness of mineralized zinc-lead Active Member. This drill hole is located at a shallow depth and outside of the historical mineral resource area utilized in the March 2006 NI 43-101 mineral resource report; however it is important to note that XY-145 is significantly higher grade than the average grade of the XY Central zone as indicated in the March 2006 mineral resource estimate for the zone. Drill hole XY-137 is located approximately 250 metres to the southeast of XY-145 and defines the edge of the previously defined resources in the XY Central Zone.

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Drill Hole From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True
(m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) Thickness (m)
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XYC-137 129.50 158.70 29.20 2.06 5.98 8.04 15.90
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129.50 131.50 2.00 6.91 13.82 20.73 1.09
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129.50 143.30 13.80 3.07 9.24 12.31 7.52
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139.60 143.30 3.70 4.36 17.59 21.95 2.02
-----------------------------------------------------------------
147.00 158.70 11.70 1.77 5.32 7.09 6.37
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XYC-145 63.00 92.40 29.40 2.64 8.76 11.40 11.96
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63.00 66.60 3.60 2.52 7.49 10.01 1.46
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80.50 92.40 11.90 5.04 16.58 21.62 4.84
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83.60 92.40 8.80 6.06 20.84 26.89 3.58
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Extension of XY Underground Resource

Drill hole XY-138 intersected a true thickness of 5.25 metres of well mineralized Active Member demonstrating the continuation of the high-grade zinc-lead mineralization intersected in drill holes XY-111, XY-112, XY-124, XY-133, XY-141, and XY-150 and the potential further expansion of the high grade underground Inferred resource (see September 26, October 10, 2006, October 30, 2006, and November 24, 2006 news releases). All the high grade intercepts are above the elevation of the floor of Don Valley and are therefore easily accessible with horizontal drifting for development.

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Drill Hole From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True
(m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) Thickness (m)
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XYC-138 297.30 304.60 7.30 1.62 7.66 9.28 5.25
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301.20 304.60 3.40 2.39 12.83 15.22 2.45
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-****-

Drill hole XY-138 is located 426 metres northwest of XY-124 and 319 metres northwest of XY-133, 669 metres northwest of XY-116, and 458 metres southwest of XY-150 that previously intersected high grade mineralization down-dip of the Inferred resource beneath the proposed open pit (see August 31, September 26, and October 10, 2006 news releases). An Inferred resource of 8,100,000 tonnes (8,900,000 short tons) grading 10.6% zinc and 5.5% lead was reviewed and reported in a June 2005 NI-43-101 compliant report prepared by Mr. Al Burgoyne and filed on www.sedar.com (note that this resource estimate predates NI-43-101 and should not be relied upon).

Assay and Quality Assurance

The Selwyn Project exploration program is being reviewed by Vice President Exploration, Mr. Jason Dunning, M.Sc., P.Geo. The onsite activities for the Selwyn Project are directed by Exploration Manager, John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo. Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O'Donnell are Qualified Persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. All assay data has been through internal validation of quality assurance and quality control. Pacifica has established a sampling and assay control program with blind insertion of assay blanks, standards and duplicates for the Selwyn Project; however, it should be noted that there is also a quality control and quality assurance program in place at both ACME Analytical Laboratories Ltd. ("ACME") and ALS Chemex that includes blanks, duplicates and standards. At ACME, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 17-element, four-acid digestion, ore-grade ICP-AES technique. At ALS Chemex, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 25-element, four-acid digestion, ICP-AES technique with overlimit protocols for zinc, lead, copper, antimony, arsenic, and barium conducted by an ore-grade aqua-regia digestion with an instrument finish (ALS-Chemex).

Note that all discussion of NI-43-101 compliant Indicated and Inferred mineral resources are referenced in the March 2006 NI 43-101 report for Howard's Pass. In reviewing historical resources, all discussion of Indicated mineral resources that predate introduction of NI 43-101 should be considered as Inferred mineral resources. All historical Inferred mineral resources that predate NI 43-101 should be considered as areas of mineral potential requiring further definition through drilling. Historical mineral resources are referenced in the June 2005 NI 43-101 report for Howard's Pass. Copies of the reports can be viewed at www.sedar.com.

Re-estimation of mineral resources on the XY and other zones is in progress and is expected to be complete in mid-March. Metallurgical testwork is in progress and the current program is expected to be completed during the second quarter and integrated into the economic evaluation of the Selwyn Project.

Pacifica's main focus is the exploration of its Selwyn Project in eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories. The Selwyn Project hosts very large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known deposits have the potential for large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when World's zinc mine supply is in deficit and there are few new zinc-lead mines under development.


Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.815.453 von kobv am 10.01.07 18:02:37

Der Hammer an der Nachricht ist, das der Highgrad Fund 250m entfernt vom eigentlichen Bohrgebiet getätigt wurde.

Selwyn wird immer grösser, da kommt am Ende mit Sicherheit die grösste Zink/Bleimine der Welt dabei heraus.

Und das ganze aktuell noch zu einem lächerlichen Preis.


Micky

[kobv]

Nochmals aus der letzten news release was im März und dieses jahr erwartet wird.

"Re-estimation of mineral resources on the XY and other zones is in progress and is expected to be complete in mid-March. Metallurgical testwork is in progress and the current program is expected to be completed during the second quarter and integrated into the economic evaluation of the Selwyn Project."


Grüße

[jowipo]

Vielleicht nicht nur die größte Zink-/Bleimine der Welt...hat jemand eine Ahnung, ob und wenn ja welche Minen im Nicht-Energie-Sektor eine vergleichbare Resourcenbasis haben?
Setzen wir die nur mal mit 0,5 ct/lbs für measured+indicated und 0,25ct/lbs für inferred an, immerhin dauert es noch bis zum Produktionsstart. Das reicht schon dicke für zweistellige Kurse. Außerdem hab ich ein massives Problem, mir vorzustellen, daß die 2012 mit der Produktion anfangen. Was für einen Sinn macht es, mit im nächsten report hoffentlich M+I-Resourcen im zweistelligen Milliardenbereich immer noch weiter zu bohren, anstatt in Richtung Produktion zu gehen?
Grüße
Jochen

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.943.845 von jowipo am 15.01.07 22:26:29

Ein JV-Partner würde natürlich einiges beschleunigen. Sobald die neuen Zahlen im März da sind wird der Wert sicher mehr in den Blickpunkt geraten. Ich denke der Wert ist einfach noch zu unbekannt, die neuen Zahlen könnten diese Tatsache schnell ändern.

Grüße

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.943.845 von jowipo am 15.01.07 22:26:29

Hi Jochen !

Ich denke Teck's Red Dog Mine ist am ehesten mit Pacificas deposit vergleichbar.
Warum man weiter bohren möchte?
Vermutlich um erst mal die outsteps zu verifizieren, um somit einen Mehrwert des ohnehin schon gigantischen deposit zu schaffen ergo somit noch interessanter für JV-Partner oder gar Käufer zu werden.
Die Asiaten haben ja schon mal angeklopft...
Selbst wenn man langsam in Richtung Produktion gehen möchte, würde es noch sehr lange dauern bis die ganze Infrastuktur steht um online zu gehen.
PAX hatte das grösste Bohrprogramm 2006 in Canada und das nicht ohne Grund...
Also vor 2010 erwarte ich in Bezug auf Produktion erst mal nichts...
Was aber weiter nicht tragisch ist...
Gespannt bin ich auf das 43-101, was nun wirklich hier zum Vorschein kommt...


Grüsse...

[kobv]

Pacifica Resources invites you to the
Vancouver Resource Investment Conference
January 21-22, 2007


Vancouver Convention & Exhibition Centre (Booth 1201).

We hope to see you at the conference to provide you with an update on the latest activities on the Selwyn Project.

Pacifica’s main focus is the advancement of its Selwyn Projectin eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories.

The major drilling program has confirmed a giant class zinc-lead deposit extending more than 37km.

Selwyn Project Highlights:

2005 and 2006 drilling has resulted in the discovery of five new zones that defines the mineralized strata over a continuous 37.5 km.
Definition drilling proceeding to define initial 350M tonne resource.
Dense Media Separation testwork indicates gravity is an effective pre-concentration step in upgrading run-of-mine mineralization for mill processing.
Recent discovery of high grade mineralization simply makes project more exciting.
Investment Attraction:

Participation in the development of the largest zinc deposit in the World.
Extremely high zinc leverage at less than 0.1cent per pound, compared to producers at 7 cents per pound.
Participation in re-valuation of value of Pacifica as engineering and reserve definition advances.
High potential for major high grade zinc-lead deposit discovery in district.

If you are interested in attending, pre-registration is free if completed online at www.goldshow.ca, or $25 at the door.

Additional conference details:

Vancouver Convention & Exhibition Centre

200 - 999 Canada Place Vancouver, BC

Show Hours:

Sunday January 21 Exhibit Hall Open from 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

Monday January 22 Exhibit Hall Open from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Grüße

[jowipo]

Hallo Dauphin,
meines Wissens hat Red Dog einen recht gut ausgebohrten IGV von ca 60Mrd$, das hat Pacifica in zwei Monaten größenordnungsmäßig als M+I. Ich glaube, da muß man schon bei Kupfer-, Alu- und Eisenminen suchen, um einen ernsthaften Sparringspartner zu finden.
Das mit der Produktionsaufnahme stimmt schon, vier fünf Jahre sind eigentlich keine Zeit. Pacifia hat bestimmt auch das Problem, daß die noch keinen zinkfreien Quadratmeter zum Aufstellen der Anlagen gefunden haben:-)
Ein JV mit einer Zinkschmelze könnte wie von dir gesagt natürlich beschleunigend wirken, aber man stelle sich alternativ mal einen Bieterkampf vor....jetzt muß ich meine Fantasie aber zur Ordnung rufen.
Grüße
Jochen

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.953.695 von jowipo am 16.01.07 12:05:28

Hi Jochen !

Yep, du hast recht...
PAX will mit dem 43-101 ende Q1 400 - 500 mio. t M+I nachweisen...
Nehmen wir 500 mio t und dafür einen defensiveren Zn Preis von 1 - 1.5 $ per lbs haben wir ein
IGV von 55 bis 78 Mrd. Dollar. Die inferred R. ganz außen vor...
Zum Thema Bieterkampf:
Friedland hatte seiner Zeit Voisey Bay (Nickel) mit einem IGV
von 47 Mrd.$ für 3 Mrd.$ nach einem Bieterkampf zwischen Inco und Falconbridge an Inco verkauft.
Die cap von PAX beträgt momentan 105 mio. CAD oder 89 mio. US$...



Grüsse...

[jowipo]

Hi Dauphin,
ja, bei solchen Zahlen wird einem ganz warm ums Herz:-)
Ich hab gestern jedenfalls noch 5000 nachgekauft, leider zu 0,84, da ich eigentlich wider besseres Wissen mal wieder zur Handelseröffnung gekauft habe. Naja, in ein paar Monaten sollte das keinen relevanten Unterschied mehr machen.
Vielleicht mindern sich die Bedenken der Leute gegen Meade mit Veröffentlichung der neuen Resourcenschätzung wenigstens etwas ab (obwohl das bei YZC auch nicht sein Problem war). Entscheidend dürfte außerdem sein, daß sich endlich mal was in Hinsicht auf die Eisenbahnlinie tut, über die sich die lokalen Behörden ja eigentlich schon letztes Jahr auslassen wollten. Denn ohne diese Eisenbahn wäre der notwendige Startinvest doch gewaltig, mit LKWs braucht man bei den Entfernungen nichts anzufangen. Möglicherweise wäre ein positives Announcement dazu ja die Initialzündung für den Kurs.
Grüße
Jochen

[kobv]

News: Wieder Treffer auf neuem Gebiet!

acifica Resources Announces OP West and Pelly North Low Grade Mineralization Responds Well to Gravity Processing


Vancouver, BC January 17, 2007

FSC / Press Release


Pacifica Resources Announces OP West and Pelly North Low Grade Mineralization Responds Well to Gravity Processing

Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, January 17, 2007 /FSC/ - Pacifica Resources Ltd. (TSX - VX: PAX), is pleased to report drill results for the OP West and Pelly North zones and positive results from gravity separation testwork. The OP West and Pelly North zones are new discoveries announced in July 2006. The new discoveries extended the extent of the mineralized Active Member by nine kilometers to a length of 37.5 kilometres (see July 10, 2006 news release).

Recent dense media separation (DMS) test work was performed on the lower grade mineralization to determine the effectiveness of DMS in upgrading the ores prior to milling. The mineralized strata within the OP and Pelly North zones contains numerous barren shale beds that dilute the overall grade of the mineralized interval. DMS testwork results indicate the process provides an effective upgrading of run-of-mine mineralization, similar to as for mineralization from the Anniv and XY deposits (see February 13, 2006 news release). Samples were collected for the separation of dense (zinc and lead) sulphide mineralization from less dense (gangue) waste for confirmation that gravity separation provides an effective pre-concentration before milling.

Highlights

* Drilling in the OP and Pelly North zones define moderate thicknesses of low grade mineralization amenable to DMS processing.

* New discoveries extend mineralized Active Member by 9 kilometres to northwest of Anniv Central deposit.

* The DMS gravity testwork provided an upgrade of mineralization having a grade of 3.98% zinc and 0.93% lead to a post DMS grade of 6.98% zinc and 1.83% lead for a recovery of 90% for zinc and 80% for lead. DMS reject 53.4% of the ROM material, as waste.


OP West Zone

Drill hole OP-17, located 4.5 kilometre northwest from the OP Zone, intersected zinc-lead mineralized Active Member over three intervals from 106.60 to 128.70. Hole OP-19, located immediately north of the OP Zone, was lost in a fault in hanging wall strata to the Active Member. This zone remains open for future expansion of mineral potential.

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Drill Hole From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True
(m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) Thickness (m)
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OP-17 106.60 128.70 22.10 0.47 1.59 2.06 20.04
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106.60 107.90 1.30 0.73 3.16 3.89 1.18
----------------------------------------------------------------
114.90 116.91 2.01 0.69 2.53 3.22 1.82
----------------------------------------------------------------
119.80 128.70 8.90 0.85 2.64 3.49 8.07
----------------------------------------------------------------

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Pelly North Zone

Seven drill holes were completed in 2006 in the Pelly North Zone, located 7.5 kilometres northwest of the OP Zone. Drill holes PN-03 and PN-07 intersected zinc-lead mineralized Active Member. Drill hole PN-03 intersected 16.40 metres of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member from 151.60 to 204.70 metres in what is interpreted as numerous fault repetitions. The structural complication noted in the Pelly North Zone is similar to the structural complications in the OP Zone. The second intercept of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member in PN-07, drilled 1200 metres southeast of PN-03 confirms the favorability of the Pelly North Zone for future expansion as the zone remains open in all directions.

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Drill Hole From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True
(m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) Thickness (m)
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PN-03 151.60 204.70 50.10 0.23 0.95 1.18 40.36
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151.60 152.70 1.10 0.56 2.76 3.32 0.84
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158.60 166.00 7.40 0.70 2.46 3.16 5.67
----------------------------------------------------------------
186.70 188.50 1.80 0.89 3.77 4.66 1.38
----------------------------------------------------------------
192.50 194.20 1.70 0.38 2.68 3.07 1.30
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200.30 204.70 4.40 0.75 2.82 3.56 3.37
----------------------------------------------------------------
PN-06 168.70 170.80 2.10 1.33 3.83 5.16 1.05
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PN-07 125.35 136.00 10.65 0.61 2.90 3.51 10.01
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132.30 136.00 3.70 0.79 3.58 4.37 3.48
----------------------------------------------------------------

-****-

The Selwyn Project exploration program is being reviewed by Vice President Exploration, Mr. Jason Dunning, M.Sc., P.Geo. The onsite activities for the Selwyn Project are directed by Exploration Manager, John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo. Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O'Donnell are Qualified Persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. All assay data has been through internal validation of quality assurance and quality control. Pacifica has established a sampling and assay control program with blind insertion of assay blanks, standards and duplicates for the Selwyn Project; however, it should be noted that there is also a quality control and quality assurance program in place at both ACME Analytical Laboratories Ltd. ("ACME") and ALS Chemex that includes blanks, duplicates and standards. At ACME, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 17-element, four-acid digestion, ore-grade ICP-AES technique. At ALS Chemex, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 25-element, four-acid digestion, ICP-AES technique with overlimit protocols for zinc, lead, copper, antimony, arsenic, and barium conducted by an ore-grade aqua-regia digestion with an instrument finish (ALS-Chemex).


DMS Testwork

Mineralization at the Selwyn Project consists of continuously zinc-lead mineralized Active Member over a 37.5 kilometre strike length that is intercalated with barren to weakly mineralized shale. The specific gravity of the zinc-lead mineralization ranges from 4.0 to 7.6 in comparison to the less barren to weakly mineralized shale (waste) that ranges from 2.0 to 2.85. The run-of-mine (ROM) has an overall specific gravity range of 2.8 to 3.0 reflecting a high proportion of waste in the ROM. The lack of pyrite in the ores provides a sharp contrast between zinc and lead sulphide mineralization from waste materials.

The DMS laboratory testwork was completed at G&T Metallurgical Services Ltd. under the supervision of Pacifica's metallurgical consultant Mr. Peter Taggart, P.Eng. The laboratory evaluation was done on 10 kilogram samples using Heavy Liquid Separation (HLS) for the separation at designated specific gravities of 2.7, 2.75, 2.8, and 2.85. These laboratory results can be extrapolated for design and operation of a production sized DMS plant. DMS uses cyclones and heavy media to effect the gravity separation of materials based on the contrast of specific gravity of materials. Assay results from the OP West and Pelly North zones are presented in a table below.

The samples for HLS testing consisted of diamond-drill core from the OP West (1 drill hole) and Pelly North (1 drill hole). The samples were collected to represent ROM ore ranging from 4-5% combined zinc-lead. The diamond drill core samples were sawed "quartered" core increments that were crushed to minus 12 millimetre (1/2 inch) and screened on a 1.18 millimetre screen to remove fines that could affect the HLS and/or DMS processes. These fines contain mineral values so they by-pass the specific gravity separation and are included in the final mill feed. The plus 14 mesh screen product is placed in a bath of heavy liquid at specific gravity 3.0. The "Float" portion is scooped out of the bath for subsequent processing. The "Sink" portion is removed from the bath, washed to remove the heavy liquid from it's surfaces, dried, weighed and prepared for assaying.

The "Float" (specific gravity 2.85) is placed in the second bath with specific gravity 2.8 and the process repeated. The process is again repeated with "Float' portion at density 2.8 processed in a bath with specific gravity of 2.75 and the process re-run. The original screen fines are part of the final mill feed. The "Float' product at specific gravity 2.85, 2.8, 2.75, and 2.7 are considered to be process "reject" at the respective, specific gravity of the mass balance calculation.

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Product Mass Assay Results Distribution
Percent Percent of Metals
--------------------------------------------------
Pb Zn Fe S Pb Zn Fe S
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Sink 2.85 g/cc 8.20 6.00 16.50 5.30 15.70 53 34 22 29
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Sink 2.80 g/cc 11.30 4.89 14.60 4.90 14.00 59 41 27 35
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Sink 2.75 g/cc 16.80 3.69 12.00 4.40 11.80 67 51 36 44
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Sink 2.70 g/cc 41.30 1.86 7.19 2.90 7.40 83 75 60 68
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Float 2.70 g/cc 54.40 0.17 1.46 1.30 2.20 10 20 34 27
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Fines -1.18mm 4.30 1.57 5.01 2.50 5.60 7 5 5 5
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
Feed 100.00 0.93 3.98 2.00 4.50 100 100 100 100
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
-****-

The following tables show the average material balance at an extrapolated specific gravity of 2.7 g/cc for the drill hole samples. Previously DMS results for other zones have been discussed in the July 21, 2005 and February 13, 2006 news releases.

-***-
Product Mass Assay Results Distribution
Percent Percent of Metals
-----------------------------------------------
Pb Zn Fe S Pb Zn Fe S
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Sink 2.70 g/cc 41.30 1.86 7.19 2.90 7.40 83 75 60 68
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Fines -1.18mm 4.30 1.57 5.01 2.50 5.60 7 5 5 5
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
Floatation Feed 45.60 1.83 6.98 2.90 7.20 90 80 66 73
-----------------------------------------------------------------------
-****-

The preliminary testwork illustrates the potential for pre-concentration of mineralization from lower-grade zinc-lead mineralization to the northwest of the Anniv Central deposit at Selwyn Project. The gravity processing removes approximately half of the feed material as waste and upgrades the mineralization by 75% for zinc and 100% for lead. The testwork indicates the potential to mine lower grade ores of the OP West and Pelly North zones and effectively upgrade them prior to milling. The testwork is encouraging; however, continuing exploration activities will focus on higher grade mineralization in the Anniv, XY and Don valley zones for the foreseeable future.

The successful application of DMS technology on these lower grade ores bodes well for processing of other low grade ores in the Selwyn District.

Pacifica's main focus is the exploration of its Selwyn Project in eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories. The Selwyn Project hosts very large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known deposits have the potential for large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when World's zinc mine supply is in deficit and there are few new zinc-lead mines under development.


Grüße

[kobv]

Trading Halt !!!

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.021.038 von kobv am 18.01.07 21:14:32

Ich habe es gerade gesehen!

Nachdem bei Pacifica es im Normalfall bei einer News aus einem Drilling kein Trading Halt gibt, muss es sich um etwas grösseres Handeln.
Heute ging das Gerücht auf Stockhouse rum, das sich jemand einkaufen will. (Noch vor dem Trading Halt) Vielleicht einer der Asiaten die im Herbst da waren ? Ich bin gespannt, falls es sich wirklich um einen Einkauf handelt wieviel % zu welchem Preis. Danach könnte es zu einer kompletten Neubewertung des Unternehmens kommen.

Micky

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.021.485 von MickyMouse1 am 18.01.07 21:35:14

Hoffen wir das Beste für alle Investierten!

Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.021.648 von kobv am 18.01.07 21:42:25

Ich halte nur 10000 shares. Da ist es nicht ganz so spannend. Aber ich freue mich dabei zu sein (Hoffentlich freue ich mich auch noch nach der news)

Grüsse

[Dauphin]

Hi !

http://www.stockwatch.com/swnet/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bi…



Grüsse....

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.024.564 von Dauphin am 19.01.07 06:11:40

Diese Studie ist der Hammer.

Allein die Vorkommen, die man schon wusste bevor man das Drillprogramm 2006 durchgeführt hat und 40000 m gedrillt hat, sind bei einer angenommenen Verzinsung von 10%, einem Zinkpreis von 1,10 CAD und Blei von 0,50 CAD (jeweils pro lbs) ohne Bau der Eisenbahn knapp 700 Mio CAD wert. Die ganze Firma kostet momentan aber nur rund 110 Mio.

Also heute können wir uns denke ich über einen netter Wertanstieg freuen.

Wenn die Ressourcenschätzung aus dem Drillprogramm von 2006 fertig wird (etwa 03.2007) dann kann man wahrscheinlich noch einmal mit einer Verdreifachung der Ressource ausgehen.

Entscheidungen wie der Bau dieser Eisenbahnlinie würden das Projekt noch sehr viel lukrativer machen.
Also das sieht wirklich prächtig aus

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.025.219 von MickyMouse1 am 19.01.07 08:46:44

Das Bild wird deutlicher, die neuen Bohrergebnisse sind noch nicht eingearbeitet, im Vorfeld der Konferenz in Vancouver am Montag sicher eine wichtige news.

Grüße

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.024.564 von Dauphin am 19.01.07 06:11:40

Sorry...

Jetzt aber richtig...

http://www.stockhouse.ca/news/news.asp?newsid=4890574&tick=P…

Dann schaun mer mal was die Grizzlys und Elche heute draus machen...




Grüsse...

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.027.457 von Dauphin am 19.01.07 10:47:09

In Berlin kann man wirklich welche für 0,59 Euro bekommen (habe mir gerade noch zusätzlich 2000 geholt), also Berlin tut das ganze quasi als NonEvent ab.

Wie seht ihr die Studie und wie sehen eure Erwartungen aus ? Ich dachte eigentlich das der Kurs wesentlich nach oben gehen müsste.

Grüsse

[kobv]

Geduld, Kanada hat noch gar nicht eröffnet. Diese Studie sollte auch "konservative" Anleger anlocken und macht PAX endgültig zu einem spekulativen Investment. Der free foat ist gering...

Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.027.765 von kobv am 19.01.07 11:00:44

Naja, entweder habe ich einen guten Deal gemacht mit den 2000 Stück zu 0.59, oder ich habe nicht viel kaputt gemacht. Ich wundere mich nur ein wenig, das der Berliner Händler soviel Mut beweist und die shares an einem solchen Tag mit nur einem kleinen Aufschlag gegenüber dem Kurs vor Trading HalT abgibt.

Grüsse

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.027.882 von MickyMouse1 am 19.01.07 11:06:57

Der Kurs kann ja auch erstmal fallen oder erst im Laufe des Nachmittags steigen, Makler spekulieren doch auch. Einfach cool bleiben. Was mich wundert ist der geringe Umsatz in Deutschland überhaupt.
Grüße

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.027.572 von MickyMouse1 am 19.01.07 10:51:40

Mal ehrlich Micky...

Wer kennt schon PAX in Deutschland...
Der thread hatte bisher click Raten von 5 - 30 am Tag...
Also, wer soll da in Berlin gross kaufen...?
Wundert mich eh, dass du was bekommen hast, immerhin ist die share noch halted...

Die Studie heute ist in dieser Form die erste von Pacifica und somit der Wegbereiter für alles weitere wie beispielsweise das 43-101 ende Q1...
Dies sollte dann Klarheit über die Ressourcenausweitung bringen und der Bericht von heute müsste, so denke ich erheblich nach oben korrigiert werden...

Dennoch ein guter Anfang und es sollte heute für ein paar grüne Prozentchen reichen...


Grüsse...

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.028.293 von Dauphin am 19.01.07 11:26:41

Diese Arschgeigen in Berlin ...

Eben kam ein Anruf meiner Bank, das der Kauf nachträglich storniert wurde, da der Kurs ausgesetzt war. Also erst den Kauf bestätigen und anschliessend stornieren. Das war das letzte Geschäft was ich über Berlin abgewickelt habe.

Grüsse

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.029.662 von MickyMouse1 am 19.01.07 12:23:32

Kannst ja jetzt wieder kaufen, der März rückt näher.
Grüße

[kobv]

@ Micky hast Du einen Link zur Markttiefe?
Auf eine gute Woche.

Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.107.639 von kobv am 22.01.07 12:15:04

Leider nein, aber benötige ich normalerweise nicht weil ich eigentlich selten Zocke und meisstens längerfristig investiere.
Ich habe auch nichts aufregendes aus Vabcouver vernommen oder hat es einen Grund warum du fragst ?

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.108.504 von MickyMouse1 am 22.01.07 13:00:07

Es ging über die tsx, im Moment funktioniert es leider nicht, wollt mir nur ein Bild von der bevorstehenden entwicklung machen, geht mit der Markttiefe gut.
Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.108.504 von MickyMouse1 am 22.01.07 13:00:07

TSX ist wieder aktiv

BID Orders Volume Price Range
22 97,000 0.810-0.850

ASK Price Range Volume Orders
0.870-0.910 57,500 12

Grüße

[kobv]

Pacifica hires JNS Capital for IR services


2007-01-23 05:25 ET - News Release

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES ENGAGES JNS CAPITAL CORP TO PROVIDE INVESTOR COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES

Pacifica Resources Ltd. has engaged JNS Capital Corp. of Surrey, B.C., to provide corporate investor communications services. Jag Sandhu of JNS Capital will complement Jasmin TamDoo, manager of investor communications for Pacifica, in communicating to investors, analysts and the media, Pacifica's progress in advancing the Selwyn project.

Mr. Sandhu was previously vice-president of corporate finance and development for Pacific Northwest Capital Corp. Previous to working with Pacific Northwest, he was employed in the technology sector in a corporate development capacity. JNS Capital is a new consulting company formed to provide corporate finance, development and communication services to the resource sector.

Grüße

[kobv]

Pacifica Resources Appoints Himmelright Vice President of

Environment and Community Affairs


Vancouver, BC, January 23, 2007 – Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX.TSX-V) is pleased to announce that Mr. Justin Himmelright has been appointed Vice President of Environment and Community Affairs. He was previously Manager of Environment and Community Affairs for Pacifica, responsible for the environmental and permitting activity associated with the Selwyn Project in the eastern Yukon. In his new capacity he will lead the environmental and permitting of the Selwyn Project as a major zinc-lead mine. An advisory committee is being established by Mr. Himmelright to provide additional guidance to Pacifica in the coordination and management of concerns and interests of First Nations and the various regulatory and interest groups.


Mr. Himmelright has a strong background in project permitting, First Nations consultation, and regulatory affairs for industrial projects, both domestically and internationally. He is a graduate of Simon Fraser University (B.Sc. Biology) and brings 11 years of environmental, mining, and exploration-related experience to Pacifica. Prior to joining Pacifica, he was a Natural Resource Specialist, Environment & Social Issues Coordinator, and Aboriginal Relations Coordinator for BC Hydro (2001-2006). From 1995 until 2000, he was a Project Manager and Biologist for Hallam Knight Piesold Ltd./Knight Piesold LLC based in Vancouver, British Columbia.


Mr. Himmelright will work closely with Senior Management in achieving the Company's goals which include development and implementation of a public consultation and permitting plan for the Selwyn Project. Mr. Himmelright has been granted an incentive stock option under the Company’s Stock Option Plan to purchase an additional 120,000 common shares of the Company. The options shall have a five-year term and shall provide the holder the right to purchase such shares at a price of $0.85.


In other business, Mr. Barry Finlayson, Secretary of the Company was granted an option for the purchase of 50,000 common shares of Pacifica, also with a five-year term and exercise price of $0.85 per share.


Pacifica is a junior resource company focused on exploration and development of the Selwyn Zinc-Lead Project. Pacifica completed a $21 million exploration, environmental and engineering program on the Selwyn Project in 2006. Recently, Pacifica released a Preliminary Assessment study for the development of the project that based on the assumptions in the report, the Selwyn Project could form a large potentially viable open pit zinc-lead mine.

Grüße

[kobv]

Wieder sehr gute Bohrergebnisse!


Pacifica Resources Announces High-Grade Results in Deep Drilling on Don Zone


10:20 EST Wednesday, January 24, 2007

FSC / Press Release

Pacifica Resources Announces High-Grade Results in Deep Drilling on Don Zone

Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, January 24, 2007 /FSC/ - Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX - TSX Venture), is pleased to provide an update on drill hole results from the Don Valley. The new holes have increased the area of near surface open-pit mineralization for both the Don and Don East zones and reconfirmed the presence of higher-grade mineralization at depth in Don Valley. Location of the new zones and detailed drill plan maps are available at www.pacifica-resources.com.

Highlights

* DON-44 intersecting 18.27 metres grading 8.94% zinc and 3.10% lead including 2.70 metres grading 24.21% zinc and 10.61% lead.

Don Zone Deep Drill Hole

Drilling in the Don Zone has tested an area of 450 by 300 metres. Drill hole DON-44 is located 160 metres southwest from DON-42 and is the deepest intersection drilled to date in the Don Zone and hosts a thick sequence of high-grade mineralization. The mineralization in DON-44 is the highest grade intersection outside of the XY zone where deep drilling has defined high grade mineralization below the open pit portion of the XY deposit. DON-44 is one of several higher grade drill holes that have been intersected over the 13.5 kilometres between the Don and XY zones. The Don zone remains open to expansion along strike and at depth.

-***-


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Drill From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True
Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) Thickness(m)
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DON-043 126.60 153.90 27.30 1.33 4.34 5.67 17.55
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Including 126.60 129.10 2.50 1.09 6.38 7.47 1.61
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Including 135.50 142.80 7.30 2.34 7.20 9.54 4.69
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Including 145.70 149.50 3.80 2.22 7.37 9.59 2.44
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DON-044 295.00 297.50 2.50 1.24 6.56 7.81 2.05
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Including 303.40 325.70 22.30 3.10 8.94 12.04 18.27
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Including 318.70 322.00 3.30 10.61 24.21 34.82 2.70
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

-****-

The high grade intercept in DON-44 is the down dip extension of the Active Member in Don 41 and 42 and is 125 and 50 metres lower in elevation than those holes, respectively. DON-44 is also approximately 225 metres lower in elevation than DON-22 in the HC West zone that also hosts high grade mineralization within the Active Member (see October 25, 2006 news release).

The intersection in DON-44 of 18.27 metres true thickness of higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization, with narrower intervals of even higher grades, appears to signal a transition to higher grades at depth, similar to as seen in the XY zone; and more recently in both Anniv Central and HC zones (see November 30, 2006 news release) and those discussed for the Don zone (see December 11, 2006 news release). Additional deep drilling is planned to test the extension of these higher grade intercepts beneath the probable depth of open pit mineralization in Don Valley and lateral continuity over the 13.5 km long mineralized Active Member horizon between Don and XY zones.

Don East Zone Open-Pit Target

During 2006, four drill holes were completed on the Don East zone open-pit target in the Don Valley. The drilling defines a strike length of 550 metres for Don East within the shallow open pit environment. DON-45 is located 400 metres northwest of the discovery drill hole DON-36 (see November 30, 2006 news release) and 2,950 metres southeast of DON-44, the latest high-grade intercept in the Don zone. The presence of several higher-grade zinc-lead bands within the Active Member in DON-45 combined with similar higher grade intercepts identified in the Don and HC West zones provides further encouragement for development of deeper mineral potential suitable for underground mining in Don Valley (see news release on October 25, 2006).

-***-


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Drill From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True
Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) Thickness(m)
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DON-045 15.60 35.70 20.10 1.33 5.40 6.72 15.40
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Including 16.40 19.00 2.60 1.83 7.81 9.65 1.99
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Including 30.60 35.70 5.10 1.79 6.99 8.79 3.91
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Including 75.00 76.50 1.50 2.41 4.00 6.41 1.15
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------

-****-

The deeper intercept in DON-45 is interpreted as a fault repeat of the Active Member whose distribution is unknown.

The Selwyn Project exploration program is being reviewed by Vice President Exploration, Mr. Jason Dunning, M.Sc., P.Geo. The onsite activities for the Selwyn Project are directed by Exploration Manager, John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo. Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O'Donnell are Qualified Persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. All assay data has been through internal validation of quality assurance and quality control. Pacifica has established a sampling and assay control program with blind insertion of assay blanks, standards and duplicates for the Selwyn Project; however, it should be noted that there is also a quality control and quality assurance program in place at both ACME Analytical Laboratories Ltd. ("ACME") and ALS Chemex that includes blanks, duplicates and standards. At ACME, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 17-element, four-acid digestion, ore-grade ICP-AES technique. At ALS Chemex, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 25-element, four-acid digestion, ICP-AES technique with overlimit protocols for zinc, lead, copper, antimony, arsenic, and barium conducted by an ore-grade aqua-regia digestion with an instrument finish (ALS-Chemex).

Pacifica's main focus is the exploration of its Selwyn Project in eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories. The Selwyn Project hosts very large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known deposits have the potential for large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when World's zinc mine supply is in deficit and there are few new zinc-lead mines under development.

Grüße

[kobv]

"The intersection in DON-44 of 18.27 metres true thickness of higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization, with narrower intervals of even higher grades, appears to signal a transition to higher grades at depth, similar to as seen in the XY zone; and more recently in both Anniv Central and HC zones"

Das wird ein Wahnsinns- 43-101 im März!

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.157.008 von kobv am 24.01.07 18:25:12

Naja, in Stockhouse spricht man ja mittlerweile offen über 500 MT.
Vor dem Drilling im letzten Jahr hatte man mal gerade 110 Mt.(auch der Stand von der Studie letzte Woche)

Micky

[jowipo]

Wahsinn ist gar kein Ausdruck...ich befürchte nur, daß die Zahlen so groß sind, daß alle denken, daß mit Kilo statt Tonnen gerechnet wurde:-)
Mich würde nur interessieren, ob diese interecepts ebenfalls in dem Teil liegen, zu dem man vom Talboden aus durch Stollen praktisch ebenerdig hinfahren könnte. Denn wenn man sich mal ganz leger - XY lassen wir mal generös außen vor - die grades,Dicken und Abstände der Löcher voneinander ansieht:

DON-44 is one of several higher grade drill holes that have been intersected over the 13.5 kilometres between the Don and XY zones. The Don zone remains open to expansion along strike and at depth.

dann müßte Pacifica Ende des Jahres eigentlich im deutlich zweistelligen Bereich stehen, oder? Und das Mistzeug läßt sich noch für lächerliche 1,50§ je Tonne um mehr als 50% upgraden...Es ist echt kaum zu fassen. Und kein Schwein kennt die Firma. Wenn der 43-101 rauskommt und es die Runde macht, daß hier jemand das mit weitem Abstand größte Zink/Blei-Vorkommen in der Geschichte der Menschheit gefunden hat, dann sollte man sein Depot schon aufmunitioniert haben. Und jetzt gebt denen endlich diese verf...Eisenbahn, ihr Bürokraten!!!!

Mit Blutdruck 3200:80
Jochen

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.158.061 von jowipo am 24.01.07 19:07:38

Wenn man sich die Ergebnise ansieht kommt man nicht an diesem Wert vorbei. In D braucten die Leute aber erst eine Empfehlung eines BBs um einen Wert zu "realisieren" . Deine Geduld wird sich auszahlen. Wenn Du keine Geduld hast dann bring deinen Blutdruck etwas runter und gründe einen BB z.B. "Zinkraketen" und mach den Wert hier bekannt.

Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.157.889 von MickyMouse1 am 24.01.07 19:00:43

und bei den 500 MT sind gerade mal 15% des Gebietes untersucht.
Also der Ausdruck "grösstes Zink/Bleigebiet der Menschheit" ist keinesfalls übertrieben. Wenn diese Mine eröffnet wird ist sie auf jeden Fall die Grösste der Welt.

Und dieser Wert ist nicht nur in Deutschland ziemlich unbekannt, sondern auch in Kanada, denn anders kann man sich eine Marktkapitalisierung FD von 110 Mio CAD nicht erklären.

Ich habe mich eingedeckt, ich halte 10000 Stück, ich freue mich schon auf den Tag der 43-100. Ich erwarte einen Projektwert von nicht unter 3 Mrd, wenn dann der Markt nicht reagiert, dann verstehe ich die Welt nicht mehr.

Micky

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.159.973 von MickyMouse1 am 24.01.07 20:34:29

Habe heute noch ein paar geholt, "grösstes Zink/Bleigebiet der Menschheit", ist wohl richtig.

[kobv]

Hat jemand etwas von der Vancouver-Konferenz gehört?

[jowipo]

Keine Ahnung von der Konferenz, aber gestern hat jemand über Desjardin Riesenpakete auf den Markt geworfen, daher der hohe Umsatz und der Kurseinbruch. Bei HSM sehen sie das sportlich und bewundern eher, daß der Markt die ganzen shares ohne noch größeren Einbruch aufgenommen hat. Naja, wieder Nachkaufkurse.
Grüße
Jochen

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.169.866 von jowipo am 25.01.07 08:08:10

BID Orders Volume Price Range
26 173,500 0.750-0.790

ASK Price Range Volume Orders
0.800-0.840 92,000 11

Warte bis der Bekanntheitsgrad steigt, dann kann es ganz schnell gehen.

[kobv]

Kann jemand aus den Bohrergebnissen den bevorstehenden 43-101 überschlagen oder ist das etwas schwierig?

Grüße

[kobv]

Aus stockhouse kopiert ein Bewertungsidee nach dem neuen 43-101 im März:
"
From the Dec06 slide presentation(on web site), which I believe is the most recent update in this regard, the following was stated:
>>target of 500 million Metric Tonnes(mMT)of "mineralization" by end of 2007;
>>Upgrading of 380 mMT of Open Pit resource as follows:
aa)Start with 33.5 mMT of Measured & Indicated(from previous 43-101),
bb)Convert all 113 mMT of Inferred to Measured &Indicated,
cc)Convert 100 mMT of the 220mMT Potential into Indicated-balance of 120mMT into Inferred,
dd)Define 50 mMT of new resources between ANNIV Ctre & ANNIV East(*I assume here this wording means Measured and Indicated),
ee)Confirm 15 mMT of HiGrade in deeper XY deposit,
ff)Define HiGrade portions of Active Member ion Anniv Central and Don Valley.

If they deliver on this stated plan, they end up with a minimum of .... 296.5 mMT of Measured&Indicated + 15 mMT of HiGrade(Measured &Indic). Inferred +Probable +more HiGrade on top of this vs the 33.5 mMT of M&I reported last year and used for the economic study.

CONCLUSION: The new 43-101 will be EXPONENTIAL.
NOT INCLUDING ANY INFERRED OR PROBABLE(which obviously is very substantial) a conservative IN-SITU math works out to C$370/fully diluted share(assuming US$1.10/lb Zn, US$0.50/lb Pb) or.... $563/f.d.share(assuming more current prices of US1.70/lb Zn, US0.70/lb Pb).
SO....using various sensitivities of % of IN-SITU VALUE , for these 2 commodity price assumptions, .... you get...(remember this is only using Measured & Indicated)

1% of In-situ = C$3.70 or C$ 5.63 per share
2% of IN-SITU = C$7.40 or C$ 11.26 per share
5% of IN-SITU = C$18.50 or C$ 28.15 per share
10% of IN-SITU = C$37.00 or C$ 56.30 per share
20% of IN-SITU = C$74.00 or C$ 112.60 per share"

Kurziel im März = Höher als heute! Ohne Gewähr!
Grüße

[haemahigemao]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.184.572 von kobv am 25.01.07 19:31:03

gibt doch einige größere Zn Lagerstätten, aber Pacifica ist gut dabei ! Bin auch mit von der Partie seit ein paar Tagen und werde noch länger die Treue halte so der Zn Preis nicht weiter in die Knie geht !

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.184.713 von haemahigemao am 25.01.07 19:38:50

Andere Zinkexplorer werden aber deutlich( 5-10 fach) höher bewertet.
Nur weiss das fast keiner.
Grüße

[Dauphin]

Hi !

Hommel ist also auch dabei...


Review on Vancouver & Silver
Silver Stock Report
by Jason Hommel, January 26, 2007

I just returned from the Vancouver Gold show, attended by about 8000 investors, and 380 resource companies, and 50 speakers. This was the biggest show by Cambridge House by far. I gave 2 speeches, was on a panel discussion, and did two interviews. Having taken a year off from attending most shows, I decided to revise my old speech, and focus on the most important, non-religious reasons to buy silver. In a nutshell, here's what I presented, and learned, from the show.

I write this free newsletter that goes out to 36,500 opt-in subscribers (increasing at a rate of about 100/day, or 100% per year), and I have about 850 subscribers who pay $40/month to look at my portfolio. I spend the subscription money on advertising, to get the word out. I carefully study the feedback from my readers to help me find the best investments in the industry. In 2003, my portfolio was up about 300% in silver stocks. In 2004, I was up another 100%. In 2005, I was up about 40%. In 2006, my portfolio grew another 100%. That track record is about the best in the world for that time period, on par with the best funds in the business of gold, silver, and resource stocks.

My overall view of silver has grown far more bullish since 1999, when I started investing in silver, and here is how my view has changed.

To really understand silver, you have to first understand gold. You don't understand gold unless you know what GATA knows. GATA has done the research to show that about 15,000 tonnes of about 30,000 tonnes of central bank gold has been lent into the gold market, and this has depressed prices. I'm a big GATA supporter, and for more information, you should see the following video, and order the DVD.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ha-j7fH7sAo
Order here:
http://www.goldrush21.com/

I was attracted to silver, because I thought I could make more money in silver than in gold. I have.

At first, I thought silver was merely "cheap" at $5/oz., thinking that the downside was limited, and that we had a good shot at silver repeating the performance in 1980 of $50/oz. But now, I think $50/oz. will just be the start, and here's why.

In 1980, M3, the measure of money in the banks, was about $1.8 trillion, and today, it's closer to $11.5 trillion. So, a comparable price for silver would be 11.5 divided by 1.8 times $50/oz, which is $319/oz.

But that is just the beginning. The reason why is that the bear market for silver did not last 25 years, it was worse than that. In reality, we are still in the bottom of a 600-year bear market for the value of silver.

You can see the 600-year, inflation-adjusted trend in this graph:
http://goldinfo.net/silver600.html

The primary reason for this trend is the declining use of silver as money around the world. But silver is money, it has the properties of money, and the words for silver and money are the same in many languages. As paper money fails, the return of monetary demand for gold, and especially silver, will be astronomical, and will drive the value up tremendously. It's all about monetary demand.

Next, I used to think that the price of silver would rise a lot due to the excessive paper futures market contract short selling on the NYMEX, that would eventually result in runaway short covering. I do believe that selling paper contracts is manipulative in nature. However, today, I believe that paper money that is supposed to be "as good as gold", or "better than gold" is the far greater manipulation, perhaps 100 or even 1000 times greater. Paper money was originally a receipt for gold or silver on deposit at a bank that you could redeem at any time. Futures contracts for gold and silver, that expire, are, by definition, even less honorable. And if the first gold certificates were not honored, how can today's contracts remain honorable? The point is that it is all about monetary demand, and not futures contracts.

Finally, I used to think that silver would be a good investment because of the current supply and demand dynamics, whereby more silver than is mined each year is consumed by industry, jewelry, and photography, which leaves no room for investment demand. But the nuances of current supply and demand say nothing about the upcoming and future monetary demand. The vast portion of the price and value change of silver will mostly be moved by monetary demand.

So, in sum:

First, silver is not going to "spike again" to $50/oz. Instead, silver will roar past $300/oz. due to monetary demand.

Second, silver may well be manipulated due to the NYMEX futures contracts. However, silver is manipulated far more because of the existence of paper money, and as paper money continues to fail, and monetary demand for silver returns, silver's value will skyrocket.

Third, silver will skyrocket not due to current supply and demand fundamentals, but due to the overwhelming monetary demand in the future.

The trouble is that people have a difficulty in understanding how monetary demand for silver can or will return, and have a difficult time envisioning what that would look like, and what it would mean both in terms of prices, and values for silver.

To help explain, let me explain compound interest or exponential growth rates and decay rates; especially how they are often a function of size.

Small things can grow fast, but big things cannot grow as fast.

Acorns can grow to big oak trees, but oak trees cannot grow to the moon.

Babies grow fast, but adults stop growing, and will one day die.

Silver is the small market. If there are about 4 billion ounces of silver in the world, meaning that only 10% of the 40 billion ounces estimated to have been mined still remain, then the size of the market is about $50 billion.

The Fed often adds $50 billion to the money supply in one week!

So, in contrast, the world paper money market is about $50 trillion in size, about 1000 times bigger. The paper money market is like the mature oak tree that cannot significantly grow any further, but is dying, as branches rot, and fall off.

When paper money dies, the price of an ounce of silver, or gold, will be beyond infinity dollars per ounce. This does not mean that gold or silver will become infinitely valuable; but rather, the dollars become worthless.

It is impossible for any market to grow exponentially forever, but that is not what happens to the silver price as paper money dies. A very high dollar value for silver is really a reflection of the decay rate of paper money. After paper money fails, silver's value may be up to 100 times or even 1000 times greater than today, but probably not more than that, regardless of whether the last quoted price for silver was a million dollars an ounce or a billion, or a trillion.

And when paper money fails, society will need a substitute, such as gold and silver. Monetary demand will return, and force silver's value much higher.

As silver's dollar price continues to gain 30% to 60% to 100% per year, more and more investors will be forced to take a look at silver to see what they have been missing. They will greedily seek after such rates of return. For capital to survive, it must. And as more and more people invest in gold and especially silver, it will continue to push up the price more and more, until paper money fails completely. People cannot be satisfied with 5% returns in bonds if silver is paying 30% to 100% per year.

How can paper money compete? Will they raise bond rates to 50%? And what happens when 50% more money is being created each year to pay to bond holders, wouldn't that cause enormous inflation that would simply drive metal prices that much higher? High interest rates would also cause a high bankruptcy rate, and in such a time of deflation due to bank bankruptcies, gold and silver, which cannot default, would be highly sought after safe havens.

As silver goes up, people will discover most everything that I discovered about silver. That it hit $50/oz., and that the inflation adjusted price of $50/oz. in 1980 is really over $300/oz.

Is silver money? Can it be money again?

Money is at least three things: a medium of exchange, a unit of account, and a store of value.

Silver is my store of value; I'm storing my value in silver, and silver's been great to me. Not that silver cares about me, or even knows my name; silver is an inanimate object.

But silver has provided me with a good rate of return, and the returns are outside of the banking system, and are largely not really taxable, and not easily found or taken by government. By the time I sell my silver, who knows what government will be in power, and who knows what the capital gains tax rates may be?

So, which should one buy, stocks or silver? I currently have about 11% of my portfolio in silver, and about 85% in stocks; mostly silver stocks. I plan to increase my holdings of silver to about 20% very soon, within the next year, and up to 50% as time goes on. I don't like the thought of having to move and store several tonnes of silver, but I'm lazy, and I like to earn money the easy way.

Recently, silverstrategies.com posted the results and performance of many silver stocks. About half of the stocks under-performed silver, and about half over-performed. I've done better than most, and slightly outperformed silver in the last year.

I disagreed with 3 other panelists on the topic of whether we should buy the stocks of the major silver companies. Over a year ago, I predicted that the major silver companies would not outperform silver prices. I was mostly correct. I don't own any of the 6 major silver companies with market caps higher than $500 million: Silver Standard, Pan American, Apex Silver, Silver Wheaton, Hecla, Couer d'Alene. I think they are all overvalued.

I take profits in the form of silver bullion. Silver is my money; it's my unit of account. I feel I have gained only if the dollar value of my portfolio can buy me more ounces of silver, and I only truly gain if I actually go out and buy those extra ounces of silver.

Silver today is as cheap as it was at $5/oz. about 12 years ago. In 1995, M3 stood at about $4 trillion. Today, silver is at $13/oz., and M3 is at $11.5 trillion. So the silver price over the past 12 years, has, on average, kept up with inflation.

But today, we have price action. Today, silver's gains are outpacing the rate of money creation inflation. Silver gained about 40% in 2006, and M3 went up by about 10%. Silver's gains will likely accelerate even faster, with continued volatility, of course. I expect silver prices to hit $20-25/oz. in 2007. Afterwards, I'd expect maybe a drop to as low as $15, before soaring yet again to new highs past $30 to $50 perhaps in 2008.

I really don't think it matters much what kind of silver you buy. Silver is not produced by anyone in the form of the money of the future, which may be 2 gram coins or 1/10th ounce coins, who knows. Today, it may cost 10% to re-melt and refine silver into new forms. But when silver was money, 100 years ago, smelting and minting costs were 1/2 of 1%. This is not because energy costs more today, it's because the price of silver is at least about 1/20th of what it could be.

Just get silver cheap, get the most silver for your money, at the least price, which is typically 90% junk silver, or silver rounds, or 100 oz. bars, and take physical delivery of your silver, and store it in your own safe, the combination to which only you know. Only then, do you truly control, and own, your silver.

If you can afford to invest in silver, then you can afford to spend 1-10% on protection, whether a safe, or home security system.

To get started buying silver:
http://find-your-local-coin-shop.com/

So, what did I learn at the Vancouver show? Many things.

As my email list has tripled in the past year, I'm more well known than I once was.

I spoke to many friends and company managers, too many to list them all here.

I ran after John McPherson of Canadian Zinc (CZN.TO). He's frustrated with the slow pace of permitting; and looking for acquisitions, since they have $35 million in cash, about half the market cap of the company.

I sought John Versfelt of Cabo, and International Millennium, a company that now has Cabo's Cobalt silver properties, and many other silver properties that may get a listing in February. He was wondering if I was going to sell my shares in International Millennium if it becomes free trading (I own about 3% of the company), and I told him that I originally bought Cabo because I was interested in the silver properties, and that it was up to him to convince me to hold on. (My way of encouraging him to provide value.)

I ran into Don P. the man who spent nearly 4 months convincing me to look into Canadian Zinc back in 2003. We sat to chat, but did not have nearly enough time.

I ran into Gene Larabie of Coronado, (CRD.V) market cap about $15 million. I learned that they have a mining permit, and they are dealing with water in their decline ramp to the high grade zone where they hit 60% copper, the highest grade copper in the world, and may have resources worth about $200 million.

I had dinner with Vance Loeber who has been promoting U.S. Silver, (USA.V) (CHRYSALIS CAPITAL III), market cap about $200 million, which recently acquired the Galena mine in Couer d'Alene, the former flagship mine of Couer d'Alene mining company (CDE).

I had dinner with the men of Arian Silver, (AGQ.V) market cap around $40 million, who are hoping to find up to 100 million ounces of high grade silver in Mexico.

I asked nearly every newsletter writer what they thought of Noront, (NOT.V) a $100 million market cap company, that hit 50-30 ounces per tonne of gold over 15 feet on December 4th, which is the highest grade intercept that I've ever heard of. Most had not heard of it. The two that did, did not yet buy shares.

I also asked my peers what they thought of Pacifica (PAX.V) a $100 million company, and their 100 billion dollars of zinc at 5% grade, which is the largest mining project on earth. Most had not heard of Pacifica either.

I was walking past Cathy Fong of Silvercorp, ($800 million market cap) who invited me to lunch on Tuesday. I learned of New Pacific ($50 million market cap) (NUX.V), another company in development by the same management team, but is not focused on silver.

I made a point to attend the workshop by Dennis Gartman, who appeared to have a free market perspective, yet he has scorned GATA's work. Dennis's main points in his speech were that investors ought to buy things moving up, and sell things moving down. I suppose he is a momentum trader then, and I'm a value trader. His other main point is that the trade deficit does not matter, since the Government measures exports by Microsoft in terms of the price per pound of plastic, and not by the value of the software. We export knowledge, was his theme. Dennis also does not trust the GDP growth numbers of 3%, saying that people pay taxes on what they have actually earned, which shows growth more like 10%. (He did not acknowledge or mention that money creation also stands at about 10%).

This was the first time that I heard John Embry speak at the Cambridge House shows. John Embry runs one of the best performing metals funds in the industry. He was very articulate, as he was at GATA's Gold Rush 21 conference, and endorsed GATA's work. I heard that his fund owns 10% of about 100 resource companies in the industry, a virtual monopoly on resource exploration and emerging production. He read a fact-filled well-organized speech that was well received. I noted that at this conference, there was far more awareness and respect for GATA's work than in prior years. John Embry also ended his speech by noting that he was more bullish on silver than on gold!

On a panel discussion, there was a bit of a debate on whether the China boom will continue, and whether it is sustainable. Frank Veneroso said that he has predicted that many third world booms would collapse, and that he feels that China's boom will collapse -- that China's banks are over extended. On the other hand, China's banks have seen fresh capital infusions from Wall Street, and can draw on China's 1 trillion in foreign reserves. Dennis Gartman, who charges $500/month for his newsletter, had the opposite view, and that the rising middle class in China will make many people millionaires. His view was that one should go to China to open up a plumbing distributorship in the 13th largest city in China, because those were the businesses that made the most money in America's boom times. (Even though he does not know what China's 13th largest city actually was!)

My own view is that China has returned economic freedom in a large degree to its people, who are more free than we in the U.S. in many respects. My view is that freedom is generally quite sustainable. Furthermore, when people are earning $300/year, they can grow such incomes at 10% per year for a long, long time, for far more years than the Dow could grow at such rates, and that this will fuel the commodities boom for perhaps decades to come.

I'm not a doom and gloomer. I believe that mankind is progressing through increased trade and increasing economic freedom, and increasing knowledge. More newsletter writers and investors seemed to understand the GATA story on gold lending, and the specific fundamentals that make silver a much better investment.

Although you now know far more than you need to know, many of you have not yet taken action. It is not the knowledge you have, it is whether you act on it, that is most important. Take action, and get some silver for yourself.

Disclaimer: I own silver, CZN.TO, International Millennium (not yet public), CRD.V, USA.V, AGQ.V, NOT.V, PAX.V, NUX.V, and no company has paid me to send out this article. Please do not email me for specific stock picking advice. Instead, if you would like to see which stocks I own the most of in relation to my holdings of silver, you may purchase the “look at my portfolio”. Thank you.


Grüsse...

[jowipo]

`Most had not heard of Pacifica either`
Das finde ich echt erstaunlich, zumindest auf so einer Konferenz sollten doch vorwiegend Leute sein, die es irgendwie mitbekommen, wenn eine Gesellschaft irgendwo einen Riesenfund macht. Andererseits ist diese völlige Unbekanntheit aber auch der Grund dafür, daß wir uns hier noch zu weniger als 2$ je Tonne Zink einkaufen konnte, wofür ich eine tiefe Dankbarkeit verspüre:-) Zumindest hoffe ich, daß diese Dankarkeit sich in den nächsten 12-24 Monaten als berechtigt herausstellt.

Der Hommel trommelt doch sonst immer so für Idaho General mining als `best stock on earth`, aber vielleicht müssen die nach dem NI43-101 von Pacifica dann doch mit Silber vorlieb nehmen:-)
Grüße
Jochen

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.243.552 von jowipo am 28.01.07 09:26:27

Noch maximal 2 Monate zum neuen 43-101, bis dahin sollte die Aktie weniger unterbewertet sein.

Grüße

[kobv]

Präsentation vom Dezember, Zum Bewertungsvergleich Slide 31 anschauen!


http://www.investorcalendar.com/IIF/IIF_Forum.asp?ForumID=10…

Grüsse

[jowipo]

Hallo kobv,

wahrscheinlich stelle ich mich einfach nur dämlich an, aber ich seh hier nur ein Hörspiel und keine Präsentation.
Ratlos, verzweifelt und deprimiert
Jochen

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.270.390 von jowipo am 29.01.07 12:52:41

Auf der linken Seite kannst Du die Folien sehen, insgesamt 32. Unten kannst die Folien anwählen ohne die ganzen 30 Minuten anhören zu müssen.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.270.733 von kobv am 29.01.07 13:10:36

Sorry , die Folien sind in der Mitte wenn Du dich registriert hast, nachdem Du auf click here to listen gewählt hast.

Grüße

[otd]

Ich muss zugeben: bis die Newsletter von Jason Hommel war Pacifica völlig unbekannt für mich. Habe die ganze Sonntagnachmittag hinter mein Rechner verbracht und bin sehr begeistert. Go Pacifica!

otd


P.S. Habe auch direkt einige Stücke gekauft in D. Vielleicht zu teuer, aber man weiss nie was die Newletter mit die Kurs in Kanada tut (Hommel´s Empfelungen laufen oft sehr gut...). Wenn die kurse niedrig bleiben werde ich bestimmt später nachkaufen.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.271.190 von otd am 29.01.07 13:34:41

Schade daß der Handel in D noch nicht liquide ist, vilelleicht ändert sich das wenn hier der Wet etwas bekannter wird.
Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.272.300 von kobv am 29.01.07 14:42:35

Leute, Lawrence Roulston hat schon letztes Jahr im August auf Pacifica aufmerksam gemacht. Der Wert ist schon in Kanada bekannt und man muss nicht hudeln. Die wird auch noch etwas billiger.
Das Management ist leider absolut Grotten schlecht, das gleiche wie bei Yukon Zinc. Das beste an diesem Wert ist die unendlich grosse Resource. Die haben erst 15% ausgebuddelt und man spricht bereits von ca. 500 MT mit 5% Zinc und 2% Blei, das ist unendlich viel. Das beste wäre es man würde das Management komplett austauschen und ein paar vernünftige Leute hinsetzen.
Ich denke zwar auch das diese Aktie bis März so Richtung 2-3 CAD gehen sollte, mit einem vernünftigen Management wäre wir aber bereits darüber.
Also nicht hudeln, die Dips abwarten und in Ruhe eindecken.

[kobv]

News!


Pacifica Resources Proposes Reorganization to Form New Exploration Company


09:15 EST Monday, January 29, 2007

FSC / Press Release

Pacifica Resources Proposes Reorganization to Form New Exploration Company

Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, January 29, 2007 /FSC/ - Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX - TSX Venture), is pleased to inform shareholders that the Board of Directors has authorized submitting to shareholders a reorganization plan, whereby the Company's non-Selwyn Project, Yukon Territory exploration properties will be transferred to a new exploration company. The shares received for the transferred assets will be distributed to Pacifica shareholders through a plan of arrangement. On completion of the reorganization, Pacifica will change its name to Selwyn Resources Corporation and the new exploration company will be named Savant Exploration Ltd. Following all required approvals, Savant will be listed on the TSX venture exchange.

The transaction will allow Pacifica to focus on financing the development of the various deposits making up the Selwyn Project in the Howard's Pass District in eastern Yukon Territory. The new exploration company will focus on financing exploration of Pacifica's other base and precious metals exploration properties in Canada, United States and Chile, and on finding new opportunities for mineral exploration.

The plan of arrangement transaction will be similar to Expatriate's formation of Yukon Zinc Corporation and Pacifica Resources Ltd. that was completed in December 2004. In that transaction, Expatriate sold its non-core properties to Pacifica Resources Ltd. and distributed the Pacifica shares received for the assets, to Expatriate shareholders. The reorganization of Expatriate to form Pacifica was preceded by the successful formation of StrataGold Corporation in November 2003. The creation of Pacifica highlighted the value of Expatriate's non-core assets and provided shareholders with a direct interest in an exciting new base metal exploration company that successfully acquired the Howard's Pass Joint Venture properties to form the Selwyn Project. With the spin-off completed, Selwyn Resources will focus on the exploration and development of the Selwyn Project as a major new zinc-lead development project.

Under the current proposal, Savant Explorations Ltd. will acquire all of Pacifica's interest in its advanced stage Blue Moon base-precious metal property in California, the attractive Yava polymetallic massive sulphide property in Nunavut, the Tillex copper deposit in Ontario and the various copper projects in Chile. The Blue Moon, Yava and Tillex properties have significant mineralization or established resources. Exploration of these properties has been hampered by allocation of most of Pacifica's exploration spending to the Selwyn Project. Savant also intends to undertake grassroots exploration world wide.

The formation of Savant will give Pacifica shareholders a direct interest in an aggressive exploration company that will continue to focus on base-precious metals, and pursue the development of these properties as well as the acquisition of new projects in the Americas and Africa. Savant will operate with its own independent President (to be announced shortly) and senior management team with some shared support staff.

Pacifica intends to complete the plan of arrangement and distribute the majority of the Savant shares to its shareholders in June 2007. Additional information on the plan of arrangement will be made available in an information circular to be mailed to shareholders in advance of an Extraordinary and Annual General Meeting of shareholders to be held in June to approve the plan of arrangement. The restructuring of Pacifica's assets will also be subject to regulatory acceptance.

Management believes that the reorganization will highlight the value of Pacifica's non-core assets and provide shareholders with direct ownership in two well-focused companies. Selwyn Resources Corporation will focus on the development of the Selwyn Project and Savant Explorations Ltd. will focus on base-precious metals exploration in the Americas and Africa. Both companies will remain focused on serving the growing needs for metals worldwide.

Pacifica is a junior resource company focused on exploration and development of the Selwyn Zinc-Lead Project. Pacifica completed a $21 million exploration, environmental and engineering program on the Selwyn Project in 2006. Recently, Pacifica released a Preliminary Assessment study for the development of the project that based on the assumptions in the report, the Selwyn Project could form a large potentially viable open pit zinc-lead mine.

This press release may contain forward-looking statements based on assumptions and judgments of management regarding future events or results that may prove to be inaccurate as a result of exploration and other risk factors beyond its control and actual results may differ materially from the expected results. Additional drilling is required to confirm the potential of the new discovery areas and expansions of the current resource areas. Furthermore, there is no assurance that the resources being defined can be developed as an economically attractive mine, and there are many uncertainties associated with permitting and other factors that could delay such development.

Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.273.252 von kobv am 29.01.07 15:31:48

Eure Meinung zur news?

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.273.798 von kobv am 29.01.07 15:55:22

Also die news ist sehr gut.

Wenn wir ehrlich sind haben wir, wenn wir Pacifica überhaupt wahrgenommen haben doch bisher nur das Selwyn-Projekt wahrgenommen. Wenn wir uns intensiv mit der Webseite beschäftigt haben, dann haben wir vielleicht gesehen, das es da ein paar "unbedeutende" andere Projekte gibt.
Jetzt werden wir für diese anderen Projekte eine eigene Firma mit eigenen shares bekommen, gratis noch dazu. Also das lass ich mir eingehen. Dazu bekommt Pacifica die Freiheit und den Namen zukünftig alleine auf ihr Hauptprojekt ausgerichtet zu sein. Auch das kann man positiv sehen.
Es gibt noch einen weiteren Aspekt. Kein Ahnung ob man es machen will und wird, ist reine Spekulation. Indem man an der Selwyn company die Dillution ändert (Ausgabe neuer Aktien 2:1) könnte man Pacifica optisch verteuern wollen und damit die Nachfrage steigern.
Also es bleiben noch ein paar Unbekannte, aber es könnte ein guter Schritt gewesen sein. Zumindest kam er für mich überraschend.

Michy

[XIO]

Hi Leute, bin ab heute auch mit einem kleinen Invest dabei.
Sieht ja extrem gut aus, der Wert.
Und vor allem 0 Push.
Das wird sich wohl bald rumsprechen.

[XIO]

Pacifica to split into two companies: Selwyn and Savant

2007-01-29 09:51 ET - News Release

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES PROPOSES REORGANIZATION TO FORM NEW EXPLORATION COMPANY

Pacifica Resources Ltd.'s board of directors has authorized submitting to shareholders a reorganization plan, whereby the company's non-Selwyn project, Yukon exploration properties will be transferred to a new exploration company. The shares received for the transferred assets will be distributed to Pacifica shareholders through a plan of arrangement. On completion of the reorganization, Pacifica will change its name to Selwyn Resources Corp. and the new exploration company will be named Savant Exploration Ltd. Following all required approvals, Savant will be listed on the TSX Venture Exchange.

The transaction will allow Pacifica to focus on financing the development of the various deposits making up the Selwyn project in the Howard's Pass district in Eastern Yukon. The new exploration company will focus on financing exploration of Pacifica's other base- and precious-metal exploration properties in Canada, the United States and Chile, and on finding new opportunities for mineral exploration.

[XIO]

Also: Hauptprojekt separiert und volle Kraft voraus

[089MUC]

Hallo,
ich beobachte Pacifica schon länger und wollte demnächst auch einsteigen.

Ist ein Termin bekannt, bis zu dem man spätestens in Pcifica investiert sein muß, um am Aktiensplit teilnehmen zu können?

Danke!

Grüße an alle

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.279.275 von 089MUC am 29.01.07 19:11:56

Du meinst sicher die Savant-Aktien. Hat sicher noch etwas Zeit und wird noch bekanntgegeben. Am besten Position nach und nach aufbauen und nicht unbedingt alles auf einmal.
Grüße

[kobv]

100


BID Orders Volume Price Range
30 148,500 0.750-0.790

ASK Price Range Volume Orders
0.800-0.850 85,000 11
Grüße
kobv

[jowipo]

Hallo allerseits,
ein paar neue Gesichter im Thread, herzlich willkommen beim größten zusammenhängenden Rohstoffvorkommen auf diesem Planeten. Das selbst bei einer Förderung von 500tpa Zink noch unsere Enkel versorgt. Denn wie MickeyMouse schon sagte, das Vorkommen ist bezogen auf die Lebensdauer eines Menschen de facto unendlich.
@all: ich habe einen Traum...Harlan Meade wird auf Druck der großen Aktionäre Chef der neuen Kleinfeldklitsche und ein bekannter Name wird Chef des `Restprojekts` Selwyn...z.B. Ross Beaty, auch wenn der schon ziemlich ausgelastet scheint...wie wäre das? Aber wahrscheinlich bleibts nur ein Traum.
Grüße
Jochen

[jowipo]

Sorry, 500ktpa natürlich, 500tpa schaffen schon ein paar mehr:-)

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.273.798 von kobv am 29.01.07 15:55:22

Hi kobv !

Da hat uns Pacifica mit dem spin off ja ordentlich überrascht heute, jedenfalls mich.
Ich sehe es ähnlich wie Micky...
Die anderen Projekte plus deren Exploration werden ausgegliedert, was ihnen erstens einen bestimmten Wert gemessen an der cap von Savant geben wird, zweitens trägt Pacifica oder dann in bälde Selwyn Res. nicht mehr deren Explorationskosten und man kann sich auch von der Kostenseite ausschließlich auf das core asset Selwyn konzentrieren.
Der Gesamtwert der anderen Projekte wird momentan überhaupt nicht berücksichtigt und so trägt der spin off und die daraus entstehenden gratis shares auf jeden Fall zur Schaffung von shareholder value bei.

Glückwunsch zum 100ten

Micky, warum bist du der Meinung das dass management so furchtbar schlecht ist...?
Liegt es an der YZC-Sache vom letzten Jahr, oder hat dies noch andere Gründe?
Zum YZC desaster kann ich Dir jedenfalls eine Erklärung von Meade zitieren:

"Well I think that there was a disappointment in that the market certainly got ahead of itself here and I think that people were using unrealistic treatment and refining charges then we were going to be forced to use in the feasibility study and that’s a huge difference. But the real disappointment was that we had a very late cutting of our recovery so the metal output didn’t match our forecasts. The average zinc recovery for a VMS deposit in Canada, and there have been 100 of them developed, the average is around 85 to 87% zinc recovery.

We were at 88%, three very good metallurgists all agreed at 88%, but what happened is our consultant, who is very experienced and a very well accepted metallurgist, unfortunately we found out 10 days before we were ready to do our project financing that he wasn’t a qualified engineer, so he couldn’t sign the report. So, somebody else came in, did what anybody would do in that situation, got very conservative cut everything back and that was the number we were forced to use.

It was a very difficult discussion, whether to hold back the feasibility, which had been delayed already once. I don’t like that feasibility, nobody does, but you know what?

It still demonstrated that it is a really good project. The problem was that a couple of Hedge Funds trashed the stock in the last hour of trading. Time will tell what Yukon Zinc’s project is really worth."

Ob so etwas passieren darf oder nicht...?
Jedenfalls wird Meade daraus gelernt haben und ich denke 2006 war für Pacifica sowie für das Management ein ganz erfolgreiches Jahr gewesen...

Anyway...



Grüsse...

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.282.374 von Dauphin am 29.01.07 21:26:03

Hallo Dauohin,

schön das du die Erklärung vom Management zum Desaster von Yukon Zinc gleich beigelegt hast.
1. In einer guten Firma werden alle Qualifikationen der Mitarbeiter genau festgehalten. Es darf einfach nicht passieren, das wenn eine wesentliche Qualifikation fehlt dies erst 10 Tage vor Beendigung der feas herausgefunden wird.
2. Wenn mir so ein gravierender Managementfehler unterläuft dann binde ich dies nicht der ganzen Menschheit auf die Nase.

Dieser CEO ist eine absolute Krankheit. Bei jedem anderen würde das Projekt sich besser nach aussen promoten lassen,nur diesem Typ glaubt man nichts. Denn was wird es denn diesmal für ein Labsus sein den er 10 Tage vor Veröffentlichung feststellt. Sicher, wir dürfen alle Fehler machen, und machen diese jeden Tag aufs neue, wenn wir aber solche Fehler machen, und Vorstände hier in Deutschland in irgendeiner kleinen Klitsche wäre fliegen wir raus.
Dieser Mann ist leider vertrauensunwürdig.
Auch ich wünsche mir den Traum ihn weg zu haben und jemanden vernünftiges auf seinem Platz. Aber es wird wohl nur ein Wunschtraum bleiben, denn ich vermute ab Sommer müssen sich halt 3 Firmen dieses Management teilen. Leider, dabei liesse sich soviel aus Selwyn machen. Aber letztendlich werden wir wohl geschluckt werden von einem Unternehmen mit einem funktionierenden Management.
Trotzdem werde ich vielleicht noch ein paar zusätzliches shares in den nächsten Wochen zum traden hinlegen.
Micky

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.282.727 von MickyMouse1 am 29.01.07 21:42:37

Hi Micky !

Es stimmt schon, dass es ein faux pas war, den sich die YZC Führungsebene geleistet hat...
Natürlich hat dies auch zu einem Vertrauensverlustt und zum Verlust jeglicher creditiliby geführt...
Vielleicht ist auch dies mit ein Grund, warum PAX im share price einfach nicht von der Stelle kommmt...
Auch du machst es nur, wie ich herausgelesen habe, ja nur an der YZC-Geschichte fest und das ist mir zu wenig...
Anyway, ich stimme dir teilweise schon zu, aber ganz so negativ sehe ich es nicht...



Grüsse...

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.283.308 von Dauphin am 29.01.07 22:04:56

By the way...
Pax notiert wieder über .80 CAD...


Grüsse...

[jowipo]

Ich würde das mit Meade auch nicht überbewerten, manchmal passieren eben die unglaublichsten blöden Sachen, aber Fakt ist der - von mir aus auch vorher gepushte - Kursanstieg und dann wieder -Abfall von YZC. Und wer so einen Chart sieht, traut dem Management nunmal nicht mehr. Ich habe keinerlei Bedenken, daß der Mann die Exploration bei Pacifica uswusf wunderbar voranbringen kann, aber auf dem management level (zumindest dem Teil, der direkt durch eine wie auch immer beschaffene Öffentlichkeit kontrolliert werden kann) ist es nun mal oft so: one strike and you`re out. Da gibts nur ein paar Unterhosen und wenn die verschissen sind, sieht man das noch Jahre später:-)
Der spin-off ist doch im Vergleich zu Selwyn auch auf mittlere Sicht wohl ziemlich uninteressant, ich denke eher, daß es da Probleme mit den Claims gibt. Meist ist es doch so, daß man die nach einiger Zeit wieder zurückgeben muß, wenn man nichts macht. Aber natürlich sind da auch ein zwei interessante Properties dabei und von daher wärs schade, wenn die verkommen würden.
Und von wegen Übernahme: es ist mir vollkommen unverständlich, warum die Großen der Branche nicht nach jeder neuen Bohrmeldung dicke Pakete gekauft haben. Denn bei der praktisch nicht vorhandenen Beteiligung von Meade und Konsorten an der Firma könnte denen das Management sch..eagl sein. Aber wahrscheinlich warten die auch auf einen NI43-101, weil ein interner Geschäftsprozeß das vorschreibt und es diesem Geschäftsprozeß natürlich egal ist, ob man dann zehnmal soviel bezahlen muß:-)
Grüße
Jochen

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.283.683 von jowipo am 29.01.07 22:19:25

"Da gibts nur ein paar Unterhosen und wenn die verschissen sind, sieht man das noch Jahre später:-)"
Schön bildlich formuliert...
Wir werden sehen wie weit er noch mit den versch... Unterhosen laufen kann...
Und wenn nicht Meade, dann bringt eben ein anderer Pacifica/Selwin Res. zum Erfolg...
Dessen bin ich mir fast sicher - fast - weil nichts sicher ist und vorallem nicht an den Märkten...


Grüsse...

[kobv]

Hallo an alle neuen Gesichter!

Wichtig ist jetzt die planmäßige Ablieferung des neuen 43-101, ich denke sollte klappen, da das Management jetzt sehr vorsichtig geworden sein sollte.
Man darf nicht vergessen daß PAX 2006 das größte Bohrprogramm in ganz Canada hatte, also Ergebnisse wurden geliefert und es wurde hart gearbeitet, das Management als schlecht zu bezeichnen ist nicht ganz fair. PR könnte etwas besser sein, aber das fundamentale stimmt hier.

Ich denke wer etwas Geduld mitbringt wird die Neubewertung mitmachen, diese wiederum kann dann ganz schnell gehen.

@ Dauphin

Freue mich schon über die gratis shares

Grüße

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.279.275 von 089MUC am 29.01.07 19:11:56

Weil die entflechtung auf ein AGM beslossen wird, vermute ich das die stichdatum, direkt nach diese AGM ist. Aber darüber kommen bestimmt noch genug PR´s und filings.

otd

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.284.218 von kobv am 29.01.07 22:43:09

>>>PR könnte etwas besser sein<<<

Ab jetzt gerne...ansonsten bin ich ja ganz froh, das es so ist, wie es ist. Bin erst gestern auf dem wert aufmerksam geworden.

[kobv]

By: Lawrence Williams
Posted: '29-JAN-07 12:00' GMT © Mineweb 1997-2006

LONDON (Mineweb.com) --In his latest research report, Numis Securities analyst, John Meyer, points out that, according to the International Lead & Zinc Study Group (ILZSK), world zinc consumption is forecast to reach 11.35million tonnes this year, up 2.6% from 2006. China is expected to account for 30% of world zinc demand with growth of 6.9% expected.

In the report, Meyer comments that China has been helping to drive up zinc prices with its high consumption levels as the economy continues to develop. It is by far the largest consumer with the US a distant second place with only 10% market share according to the ILZSG. 47% of zinc is consumed to galvanise steel which protects the steel against corrosion.

Also he adds that a zinc futures trading contract is to be launched in Shangahai to enable local consumers and producers hedge against risk, and he feels that this may expose the metal to further speculation and volatility.
.
He points out too that zinc prices are currently well below the US$4,600/t high of December 2006. Prices have fallen back in response to concerns on US manufacturing data, which had particularly affected copper prices with that metal being seen to move into surplus in 2007. The fall in copper prices dragged other base metals down too, but Meyer notes that the supply/demand position for zinc is likely to be rather different with supplies still likely to be in deficit by the end of the year, even though supply growth is expected to exceed demand growth over the period.

“Fears over security of supply are likely to prevent significant downward price moves for the time being, and there is considerable scope for a recovery. MARKET COMMENTATORS HAVE TALKED ABOUT A RECOVERY IN ZINC PRICES TO BACK OVER THE US$4,000/t LEVEL” says Meyer.

Although there is new production anticipated to come on stream during the year (7.3% mine supply output growth is expected), any delays, labour disruption and other factors which may cause output to be curtailed, even temporarily, could have an immediate effect on the market. Warehouse stocks are still very low.

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Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.284.218 von kobv am 29.01.07 22:43:09

Ich gebe dir Recht. Ich persönlich rechne auch damit das wir im März oder April die 43-101 sehen und das der Kurs dann steigen wird.
Pacifica ist und bleibt das grösste Zinkvorkommen der Welt. Kein Mensch weis im Moment wie gross es wirklich werden wird. Bei einem der letzten Bohrungen die veröffentlicht wurden, hatte man über 100m ausserhalb des bekannten Vorkommens gebohrt und was hat man dort gefunden - hochgradiges Zink und Blei, ich glaube sogar eines der bis dahin bei Selwyn hochgradigsten Open-Pit-Funde überhaupt.
Dieses Gebiet ist Klasse - Weltklasse.
In diesem Gebiet wird es sowohl Tagebauminen als auch Untergrundminen geben, beides ist vorhanden. Die Daten dieses Gebietes sind so unvorstellbar gross. Ich habe mal einen Fernsehbericht von einer Sandmine bei Köln gehört, in der seit fast 100 Jahren Sand abgebaut wird. So in etwa wird man sich das bei Selwyn vorstellen können, nur anstatt Sand Zink und Blei. Noch unsere Enkelkinder, so wir welche haben, werden von dieser Mine reden. Der Weltöffentlichkeit ist noch gar nicht bekannt was sich da oben verbirgt. Überlegt einmal eine Mine - 35 km lang. Das ist von Nürnberg bis Ansbach. Also bei mir hören da die Vorstellungen auf. Ich bin auch nicht in der Lage das wiederzugeben.
Mit einem anderen Management wäre mir allerdings wohler, man kann den bisherigen CEO ja gerne als Manager für Exploration behalten, davon scheint er was zu verstehen. Aber einer mit einer "sauberen Unterhose" täte dem Unternehmen sehr viel besser.
Es geht doch dabei gar nicht um mich als Kleinanleger. Was ich sage spielt doch eh keine Rolle. Aber glaubt ihr das sich ein grosser für 10-20% an diesem Vorkommen einen solchen CEO gefallen lässt.
Wir werden sehen wie es weitergeht.
Grüsse

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.284.171 von Dauphin am 29.01.07 22:41:21

"Und wenn nicht Meade, dann bringt eben ein anderer Pacifica/Selwin Res. zum Erfolg...
Dessen bin ich mir fast sicher - fast - weil nichts sicher ist und vorallem nicht an den Märkten..."

Das Chance-Risiko-Verhältnis kann sich durchaus sehen lassen!

Grüße

[kobv]

Heute haben wir ein Golden Cross ausgebildet!
Grüße

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.301.656 von kobv am 30.01.07 18:25:06

Wie sieht es mit der Sharestructur aus, Instis, Top 20 usw?
Hast du da evtl. etwas parat ohne lange zu suchen?
Danke.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.306.790 von XIO am 30.01.07 21:35:21

Stand Dezember 06:

Instis > 80%
davon
RAB Capital 12.8 %
Mavrix 12.6 %
Geologic 8,9%
Norrep 6,5 %
Yukon Zink 4,8 %
....

Grüße

[ycbm]

moin.

bin durch zufall auf diese aktie gestossen und bereits jetzt von dem potenzial überzeugt.

allerdings vermag ich jetzt nich zu sagen, welche kurse mit sicht auf einem jahr erzielt werden können.

kurz zu den fakten:

- habe gelesen, es gibt 200MRD pfund zink
- habe gelesen es gibt 130mio aktien inkl O/S
- habe gelesen machbarkeitsstudie sollte 2009 abgeschlossen sein

korrekt so?

- was hat es mit der spaltung beider minen auf sich? ist es dann trotzdem ein unternehmen?
- was erwartet ihr an kapitalzufluß durch ausgabe von aktien? thema verwässerung
- wann erwartet ihr produktionsstart?


ycbm

[kobv]

Ein Artikel über Pacifica u. andere

http://www.minesite.com/fileadmin/content/pdfs/Broker_Notes/…

Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.315.253 von kobv am 31.01.07 10:59:30

http://www.minesite.com/fileadmin/content/pdfs/Broker_Notes/…

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.315.105 von ycbm am 31.01.07 10:53:07

"allerdings vermag ich jetzt nich zu sagen, welche kurse mit sicht auf einem jahr erzielt werden können."

Nach oben ist alles ist drin



- habe gelesen, es gibt 200MRD pfund zink

Im März wird einen neuer 43-101 erwartet es können durchaus viel mehr sein.

- habe gelesen es gibt 130mio aktien inkl O/S
ja

- habe gelesen machbarkeitsstudie sollte 2009 abgeschlossen sein

Ende 2007 soll eine vorläufige Machbarkeitsstudie vorliegen...



- was hat es mit der spaltung beider minen auf sich? ist es dann trotzdem ein unternehmen?
Pacifica wird Selwyn
Rest wird zu Savant
Ist auf jeden Falle im Sinne des Anlegers.

- was erwartet ihr an kapitalzufluß durch ausgabe von aktien? thema verwässerung
Ca 11 Mio in der Kasse, Verwässeung mittelfristig (evtl ca. 10 % ?) notwendig?

- wann erwartet ihr produktionsstart?
2010 frühestens

Grüße

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.315.253 von kobv am 31.01.07 10:59:30

danke für deine antwort.

allerdings kann ich dort nicht die antworten auf meine fragen finden.

für einen signifikanten ausbruch der aktie halte ich es für zu früh, außer man traded mit ihr.
um eine mine zum laufen zu bringen bedarf es schon vorab sehr viel geld. denn jeder im unternehmen möchte bezahlt werden-auch hier sicherlich mit aktien.
neue gelder werden ebenfalls durch aktienausgabe beschafft, somit verwässert sich der unternehmenswert.

ich will nicht für unfreiden sorgen.
aber ich habe momentan den selben ablauf bei idaho gereral mines( IGMI )

die momentan größte openpit-molymine der welt. produtkionsstart geplant 2009/ anfang 2010. die aktienanzahl hat sich seit januar von 20mio mit O/S auf heute ca. 60mio mit O/S erhöht. klar kommt dadurch geld rein, aber der unternehmenswert verwässert.
positv betrachtet liegen wir mitten im genehmigungsverfahren, welches 2008 abgeschlossen sein wird.aber auch hier wird erstmal geld "verbrannt"

und auch bei dieser aktie wird bis dahin noch viel geld benötigt-u.a. die mitarbeiter/führungsmitglieder... die 8 mio CAND sind nur ´n tropfen auf den heißen stein...
welche kurse werden für pacifica res. bis 2010 erwartet-inkl ausgabe weiterer aktien? als long-invest betrachtet hat pacifica auf jedenfall vorang.

ycbm

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.315.664 von kobv am 31.01.07 11:17:44

na da haben wir uns mit den antworten überschnitten



meld mich gleich

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.315.664 von kobv am 31.01.07 11:17:44

dumm gefragt-welche ist die mine mit dem riesenvorkommen?

2010 produ-start ist aber sehr ehrgeizig

11 mio CAN$ in der kasse ist wenig. IGMI hat letztes jahr 29mio US$ eingenommen-ca. 5mio US$ wurden für eine neue mine verwendet, der rest soll bis mitte/ende 2007 ausreichen...ende des jahres/anfang nächsten jahres werden neue aktien emittiert...

beachten muß man hierbei den aufbau der unternehmensstruktur. vorteil, das hier eine abspaltung vereinbart wurde.

ich werde diese aktie auf jedenfall beobachten, sicherlich auch aktiv hier im forum sein. investieren werd ich allerdings noch nicht, was nicht negativ für die aktie selber zu deuten ist.
IGMI werd erstmal mein long-invest bis 2010, danach werde ich mein geld hier anlegen.oder auch früher, jenachdem welche fortschritte pacifica erzielen wird.

ycbm

[XIO]

habs mal gecaptured:

[XIO]

Registrant: Make this info private
Pacifica Resources Ltd.
701 - 475 Howe Street
Vancouver, BC V6C 2B3
CA

Domain Name: SELWYNRESOURCES.COM

Administrative Contact , Technical Contact :
Pacifica Resources Ltd.
[e-mail]
701 - 475 Howe Street
Vancouver, BC V6C 2B3
CA
Phone: [phone]

[XIO]

[kobv]

Jedenfalls wurde das Gap von vorgestern geschlossen!
Die Uhr tickt, noch max 2 Monate bis Ende März. Nur Mut. Soviel Gelduld sollte man allerdings mitbringen
Grüße

[kobv]

Zink sollte klar sein, hat jemand die Zahlen für Blei bei Pacifica durchgesehen?

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.328.351 von kobv am 31.01.07 18:59:00

Hi kobv !

Ende Q1 können bis zu 5 mia. lbs Blei M+I ausgewiesen werden...


Grüsse...

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.315.958 von ycbm am 31.01.07 11:31:08

Hi ycbm !

Natürlich wird Pacifica niemals die Kapitaldecke haben, um dort eine Mine aus alleinigen Mitteln zu stemmen.
Daher gibt es zwei Szenarien, die momentan gehandelt werden:
1. Es gibt potentielle Käufer, die sagen wir 10 - 30 Prozent des riesigen deposit von Pacifica kaufen werden...
2. Die warscheinlichere Alternative stellt ein JV - entweder mit den Asians, die das Gebiet schon besichtigt haben - oder mit lokal player wie beispielsweise Teck Comico dar ...



Grüsse...

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.333.256 von Dauphin am 31.01.07 22:03:59

interessantes posting aus SH, wie es bei bluepearl gelaufen ist: fette Unterstützung der Instis.
So ähnlich wirds wohl bei PAX auch kommen.
http://www.canada.com/nationalpost/financialpost/dealmakers2…

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.333.503 von XIO am 31.01.07 22:12:15

Yep, wäre eine weitere Alternative...


Grüsse...

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.315.664 von kobv am 31.01.07 11:17:44

"- habe gelesen machbarkeitsstudie sollte 2009 abgeschlossen sein

Ende 2007 soll eine vorläufige Machbarkeitsstudie vorliegen..."


Bis Ende Q2 soll eine vorläufige Machbarkeitsstudie vorliegen.

Grüße

[kobv]

Interesse an der Verbesserung der Infrastrukturen von Regierungsseite:

http://www.emr.gov.yk.ca/pdf/speech_roundup_2007.pdf

[kobv]

January 31, 2007

Yukon Government Sets Sights On Mine Development

WHITEHORSE – Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Archie Lang has announced a shift from exploration incentives to development and mining incentives at the Yukon government's annual reception held at the Mineral Exploration Roundup.

"In the past five years, exploration activity in the Yukon has increased ten-fold from $8 million in 2002 to over $80 million in 2006," Lang said. "With additional investments in mine development at the Minto Copper project coupled with increasingly dynamic and innovative development by companies such as Yukon Zinc and Pacifica, total exploration and development expenditures for 2006 and 2007 may surpass a quarter of a billion dollars. The Yukon's mining industry has turned around in a very short time, and in a very big way."

With some 70 advanced exploration projects in Yukon, of which 10 are in advanced development stages, the Yukon government will now focus on helping projects become operating mines.

Lang said that the Yukon government will be exploring tax incentives and improvements that could be made to Yukon's royalty regime, as well as ways to improve infrastructure to encourage mining development and production in Yukon. This review will be done in collaboration with the mineral industry and First Nations.

"We will look at ways to increase Yukon's mining competitiveness by lowering the cost of exploration, and providing incentives for mine development," Lang added. "These proposals will help to establish Yukon as a favoured destination for mining investment in Canada."

Von staatlicher Seite ist mit Unterstützung zu rechnen!

Grüße

[XIO]

Chart passt auch ganz jut:

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.341.043 von kobv am 01.02.07 10:26:34

Frage...ist das schon 100% klar???
Wie ist das zu verstehen..werden alle PAX Shares zu Selwyn oder wird es ein Split in 2 Companies auch Aktientechnisch für die jetzt investierten?
Also, haben wir dann "nur" Selwyn Shares oder/und auch Savant???

[tjcc281086]

!!!

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.345.385 von XIO am 01.02.07 13:27:30

Xio,

aus die PR: ´The shares received for the transferred assets will be distributed to Pacifica shareholders through a plan of arrangement.´

Grüße,
otd

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.345.385 von XIO am 01.02.07 13:27:30

Ich denke im Yukon wird sich infrastrukturell sicherlich etwas tun um dem Gebiet mehr Bedeutung zu geben.

Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.284.171 von Dauphin am 29.01.07 22:41:21

"Und wenn nicht Meade, dann bringt eben ein anderer Pacifica/Selwin Res. zum Erfolg..."


Was hälst Du von der Möglichkeit daß Nesmith und damit Silver Wheaton eine wichtigere Rolle übernehmen könnte?
Grüße

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.357.999 von kobv am 01.02.07 23:29:53

Warum nicht Silver Wheaton selbst? Silver Wheaton kauft ziemlich aggresiv die letzte zeit (und nicht nur Silber). Das letzte 1/2 jahr:

Silver Wheaton to Acquire 13% Interest in Strategic Nevada Resources
Silver Wheaton to Acquire 14% Interest in Sabina Silver
Silver Wheaton Acquires Shares of Revett Minerals
Silver Wheaton Increases Interest in Bear Creek Mining Corporation to 19%

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.357.999 von kobv am 01.02.07 23:29:53

Hi kobv !

Du spielst auf diese Meldung an...

http://www.pacifica-resources.com/documents/PAX_NR_2006-10-0…

Weiss nicht, möglicherweise, denn es soll ja auch in geringeren Mengen Silber vorhanden sein, was natürlich auf die Grösse hochgerechnet schon ein Batzen ergibt...
Ob SLW noch interesse an Zink nach dem SBB-Deal hat, kann ich nicht beurteilen...
Ansonsten ist SLW schon kräftig am einkaufen...


Grüsse...

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.358.060 von otd am 01.02.07 23:41:51

Yep...

Da haben wir uns überlagert, aber no prob....


Grüsse...

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.341.043 von kobv am 01.02.07 10:26:34

Diese Meldung ist so gut, als dass du alles hättest fett markieren können...

Genial...

Grüsse...

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.358.114 von Dauphin am 01.02.07 23:55:23

No Problem!


January 31, 2007

Yukon Government Sets Sights On Mine Development

WHITEHORSE – Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Archie Lang has announced a shift from exploration incentives to development and mining incentives at the Yukon government\'s annual reception held at the Mineral Exploration Roundup.

"In the past five years, exploration activity in the Yukon has increased ten-fold from $8 million in 2002 to over $80 million in 2006," Lang said. "With additional investments in mine development at the Minto Copper project coupled with increasingly dynamic and innovative development by companies such as Yukon Zinc and Pacifica, total exploration and development expenditures for 2006 and 2007 may surpass a quarter of a billion dollars. The Yukon\'s mining industry has turned around in a very short time, and in a very big way."

With some 70 advanced exploration projects in Yukon, of which 10 are in advanced development stages, the Yukon government will now focus on helping projects become operating mines.

Lang said that the Yukon government will be exploring tax incentives and improvements that could be made to Yukon\'s royalty regime, as well as ways to improve infrastructure to encourage mining development and production in Yukon. This review will be done in collaboration with the mineral industry and First Nations.

"We will look at ways to increase Yukon\'s mining competitiveness by lowering the cost of exploration, and providing incentives for mine development," Lang added. "These proposals will help to establish Yukon as a favoured destination for mining investment in Canada."

Grüße

[Dauphin]

[kobv]

Hier kann man sich die Properties neben Selwyn ansehen die ausgegliedert werden sollen. Sollten auch einiges an marketcap wert sein!

http://www.pacificaresources.com/exp_index.cfm

Grüße

[XIO]

Yukon Minerals Resources and Electrical Infrastructure
Überblick:
http://www.emr.gov.yk.ca/pdf/map_elecinfrastructure.pdf

[kobv]

Kurs hält sich heute sehr gut trotz fallender Zinkpreise (Hedgedgefondsverkäufe).
Gute Kaufgelegenheit vor neuen Resourcenkennzahlen!

Grüße

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.378.125 von kobv am 02.02.07 20:08:41

jo..sabina ist gefallen..pax hat gehalten..nicht schlecht.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.991.112 von kobv am 07.12.06 10:29:17

Wie schnell werden Einzelheiten zum spin-off bekanntgegeben? Hat daa jemand Erfahrungen damit?
Grüße

[kobv]

Nochmals der Chart!

Grüße

[ycbm]

tach zusammen.

besitzt PAX noch weitere minen, welche evtl demnächst ins genehmigungsverfahren starten?
eine bewertung von 1% gemessen am rohstoffvermögen ist natürlich ne feine sache, grade gemessen an der derzeitigen marktkap.

ich glaube aber auch, das man hier noch nicht den weiteren verlauf einschätzen kann.
es gibt noch zuviele ungeklärte fragen.
wieviel kann pro jahr abgebaut werden und zu welchem preis?
wieviel kapital wird für die inbetriebnahme benötigt?
wie gelangt man zu diesem geld?
wieviele weitere aktien werden abgegeben um kapital zu erhalten?
wo ist das geld aus den bereits vorhandenen 130mio aktien?

natürlich wird ein teil dieser fragen durch die machbarkeitsstudie geklärt.
und sollte die produktion wirklich erst 2012 starten-warum soll dann bereits heute das unternehmen 250-500 MIO us$ an wert besitzen?
fakt ist ja mal eins-die marktkap wird an der möglichen produktionshöhe gemessen, sowie einen aufschlag gemessen am rohstoffvermögen und nicht andersrum

ich frage mich auch, warum einige explorer nicht höher bewertet sind. doch gibt es dafür einen fiktiven stufenplan.
entscheidend ist wann und wieviel produziert wird.

z.b. blue pearl erwirtschaftet ca. 300mio us$ an gewinn pro jahr. mit nem bewertungsfaktor von 5 erhalte ich 1,5 MRD us$ an marktkap. bei 100 mio aktien macht das somit 15 us$ pro aktie aus. also haben wir derzeit ne unterbewertung von 100%

das ist für die börse entscheidend. ich denke mal PAX sollte 2009/2010 sehr interessant werden.


ycbm

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.427.297 von ycbm am 04.02.07 20:21:15

"besitzt PAX noch weitere minen, welche evtl demnächst ins genehmigungsverfahren starten?"
-nein

"eine bewertung von 1% gemessen am rohstoffvermögen ist natürlich ne feine sache, grade gemessen an der derzeitigen marktkap."

-gemsessen an den zu erwartenden Zahlen wäre die Bewertung
unter 0.1 %

"ich glaube aber auch, das man hier noch nicht den weiteren verlauf einschätzen kann.
es gibt noch zuviele ungeklärte fragen.
wieviel kann pro jahr abgebaut werden und zu welchem preis?
wieviel kapital wird für die inbetriebnahme benötigt?"

-Sieh dir die news genau an steht alles drin!

Pacifica's preliminary study supports Selwyn Zn-Pb mine

2007-01-18 21:22 ET - News Release

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES ANNOUNCES ROBUST SELWYN PROJECT ECONOMICS


"wie gelangt man zu diesem geld?
wieviele weitere aktien werden abgegeben um kapital zu erhalten?"

-Kauf eine teils der Firma oder JV, wurde bereits oben ausgeführt.

"wo ist das geld aus den bereits vorhandenen 130mio aktien?"
- z.B. Das größte Drillingprogramm in Kanada 2006...

"natürlich wird ein teil dieser fragen durch die machbarkeitsstudie geklärt.
und sollte die produktion wirklich erst 2012 starten-warum soll dann bereits heute das unternehmen 250-500 MIO us$ an wert besitzen?
fakt ist ja mal eins-die marktkap wird an der möglichen produktionshöhe gemessen, sowie einen aufschlag gemessen am rohstoffvermögen und nicht andersrum"

- Es gibt verschiedene Bewertungsschemata, time will tell...

Grüße

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.431.650 von kobv am 04.02.07 23:07:36

moin.

bitte nicht falsch verstehen, möchte diese aktie nicht schlecht reden.

das potential ist enorm und mit sicherheit wird die börse diesen aufschlag eines tages generieren. wir werden sehen, welche news noch kommen mögen und wie der bericht ende märz ausfallen wird. vorallem was die börse daraus macht.


ycbm

[kobv]

Super Bohrergebnisse!


Pacifica drills 12.92 m of 6.37% Zn at Don Valley


2007-02-05 08:56 ET - News Release

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES ANNOUNCES HIGH-GRADE RESULTS IN DON VALLEY OPEN-PIT TARGETS

Pacifica Resources Ltd. has released new drill hole results from the Don Valley project. The new holes have increased the area of near-surface open-pit mineralization for both the Don East and HC West zones. Location of the new zones and detailed drill plan maps are available on the company website.

Highlights include:


DON-46 intersected 12.92 metres grading 6.37 per cent zinc and 1.63 per cent lead, including 4.13 metres grading 11.74 per cent zinc and 3.41 per cent lead; and
DON-47 intersected 23.21 metres grading 4.6 per cent zinc and 1.08 per cent lead, including 5.83 metres grading 8.62 per cent zinc and 2.18 per cent lead.

Don East open-pit target

Drilling in the Don East zone has tested an area of 620 by 375 metres with four drill holes and remains open for expansion of the mineral potential in all directions. The Don East zone was discovered through continued stratigraphic drilling in Don Valley to define the extension of the mineralized active member in the HC West zone (see Stockwatch news dated Aug. 31 and Oct. 25, 2006). The Don East discovery was made 1,000 metres along trend to the northwest of the HC West zone and 3.5 kilometres southeast of the Anniv East deposit. The mineralization in DON-46 and DON-49 continues to confirm the presence of bands of higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization that characterize the transition to higher-grade mineralization in the Don and XY zones (see Stockwatch news dated Jan. 24, 2007). Don-046 is down-dip of DON-049 and contains a thicker zone of the higher-grade mineralization compared with that in DON-049.


Hole From To Int. Lead Zinc Pb+Zn True width
No. m m m % % % m

DON-046 260.00 273.75 13.75 1.63 6.37 8.00 12.92
incl. 268.00 272.40 4.40 3.41 11.74 15.15 4.13
DON-049 63.65 83.30 19.65 1.65 5.13 6.77 17.02
incl. 76.95 83.30 6.35 3.15 8.73 11.88 5.50
148.10 165.95 17.85 1.07 5.26 6.33 15.46
incl. 148.10 150.10 2.00 2.25 14.66 16.91 1.73
incl. 159.25 165.95 6.70 1.60 6.37 7.97 5.80


The two intercepts in DON-049 represents a fault repeat of the active member.

HC West open-pit target

During 2006, 13 drill holes were completed on the HC West zone open-pit target in the Don Valley. The drilling defines a strike length of 850 metres for HC West within the shallow open-pit environment. Discovery of the HC West zone was the successful follow-up of the discovery of the HC zone that is located 1,900 metres along trend to the southeast (see Stockwatch news dated July 10, 2006).

DON-47 was drilled on section and is 50 metres down-dip of DON-48, located 500 metres west of the discovery drill hole DON-18 (see Stockwatch news dated Oct. 25, 2006). The intercept in DON-048 is interpreted as a faulted zone in the active member.


Hole From To Int. Lead Zinc Pb+Zn True width
No. m m m % % % m

DON-047 103.90 128.60 24.70 1.08 4.60 5.68 23.21
incl. 104.35 106.00 1.65 1.74 11.75 13.49 1.55
incl. 110.30 113.30 3.00 1.82 7.52 9.34 2.82
incl. 121.50 127.70 6.20 2.18 8.62 10.80 5.83
DON-048 103.50 106.20 2.70 3.87 12.82 16.69 2.54


The infill drilling in the HC zone continues to reveal the presence of higher-grade zinc-lead bands within the active member. The HC, HC West and the two Don zones define an eight-kilometre-long mineralized zone within Don Valley and all drill holes have been included in the DON series of holes.

The Selwyn project exploration program is being reviewed by vice-president of exploration Jason Dunning, MSc, PGeo. The on-site activities for the Selwyn project are directed by exploration manager John J. O'Donnell, PGeo. Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O'Donnell are qualified persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. All assay data have been through internal validation of quality assurance and quality control. Pacifica has established a sampling and assay control program with blind insertion of assay blanks, standards and duplicates for the Selwyn project, however, it should be noted that there is also a quality control and quality assurance program in place at both Acme Analytical Laboratories Ltd. and ALS Chemex that includes blanks, duplicates and standards. At Acme, silver and base-metal analyses are conducted by a 17-element, four-acid digestion, ore-grade ICP-AES technique. At ALS Chemex, silver and base-metal analyses are conducted by a 25-element, four-acid digestion, ICP-AES technique with overlimit protocols for zinc, lead, copper, antimony, arsenic and barium conducted by an ore-grade aqua regia digestion with an instrument finish (ALS-Chemex).

We seek Safe Harbor.


Grüße
kobv

[kobv]

"The infill drilling in the HC zone continues to reveal the presence of higher-grade zinc-lead bands within the active member. The HC, HC West and the two Don zones define an eight-kilometre-long mineralized zone within Don Valley and all drill holes have been included in the DON series of holes."

Grüße

[kobv]

Gestern wohl durch den niedrigeren Zinkpreis etwas schwächer.
Stochastik jetzt weit unten, weiterhin ein Kauf, gestern wieder ein paar dazugekauft.

Grüße

[otd]

Pacifica Resources Plans $25 Million 2007 Exploration and Development Program



Vancouver, BC, February 6, 2007 – Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX.TSX-V) is pleased to inform investors of its exploration plans for the Selwyn Project for 2007. The 2007 program is estimated to cost approximately $25 million and include at least 40,000 metres of diamond drilling and extensive environmental and engineering studies. This program is focused on providing detailed information for completion of a detailed prefeasibility study and to support a permitting application in early 2008.



The 2006 program was very successful with the completion of more than 40,000 metres of drilling that resulted in the confirmation of near surface mineralization in Don Valley opening up a new 8 kilometre long trend for possible open pit development. The drilling also traced the mineralized Active Member an additional 9 kilometres to the northwest with discovery of the Pelly North and OP West zones; extending mineralization in the Active Member to 37.5 kilometres (see January 29, 2007 news release). However, perhaps the most important new development was the discovery of higher grade mineralization at depth in the XY, HC West, Don and Anniv Central zones (see January 24 and February 5, 2007 news releases). Exploration expenditures in 2006 totalled approximately $20 million and included significant infrastructure investment.



The Preliminary Assessment of the development alternatives and project economics, completed in January 2007, indicated that the Selwyn Project has the potential to provide large operating cash flows and an attractive return on investment (see January 18, 2007 news release). The economic evaluation study was based on the resource inventory completed in February 2006 and indicated annual production of approximately 278,000 tonnes of zinc in concentrate and 93,000 tonnes of lead in concentrate that would make it the fourth largest zinc mine in the world. A new resource model is in progress for all of the various zones drilled in 2006 and when completed will be included in an updated economic evaluation that will provide additional focus to the 2007 program activities.



The drilling plan for 2007 has two prime objectives; first, is in-fill drilling to upgrade resources in the open pits targeted for initial development; and second, to determine the extent and continuity of high grade mineralization in the various zones over the 21 kilometres separating the XY and Anniv Central zones. Drilling of these deeper targets has the potential to define substantial resources supporting early development of a bulk tonnage underground mine, complementing the open pit production, and providing a significant boost to overall planned production.



The collection of baseline environmental information began in 2006 and will be continued in 2007, with a goal of completing the acquiring of information necessary for filing an environmental assessment report in early 2008. The large Selwyn Project is expected to take 3 to 4 years to permit. The ores and host rocks are generally not acid generating, simplifying water management issues. Preliminary evaluation of the development plan suggests that the project can be developed without significant environmental impacts. Pacifica is initiating socio-economic impact discussions with affected First Nations towards completion of a socio-economic participation agreement at the earliest possible opportunity.



The 2007 program will advance the Selwyn Project as a major new zinc-lead development program. The Selwyn Project exploration and development program is supervised by Vice President Exploration, Mr. Jason Dunning, M.Sc., P.Geo. The onsite activities for the Selwyn Project are directed by Exploration Manager, John J. O’Donnell, P.Geo. Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O’Donnell are Qualified Persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. Mr. Brian Chandler, P.Eng. is Project Manager for engineering and the environmental and permitting activities are under the leadership of Mr. Justin Himmelright, Vice President of Environment and Community Affairs.



Pacifica’s main focus is the exploration of its Selwyn Project in eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories. The Selwyn Project hosts very large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization that have the potential for large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when the World’s zinc mine supply is in deficit and there are few large new zinc-lead mines under development. Pacifica announced its plan to undertake a reorganization of its assets and create a new exploration company, positioning Pacifica to focus on the development of the Selwyn Project under a new name Selwyn Resources Ltd. (see January 29, 2007 news release).

[kobv]

Wieder ein Riesenbohrprogramm geplant!

Ca. 11-12 Mio in der Kasse, also ca. 13-14 Mio CAD benötigt.
Hoffentlich wird ein JV bekanntgegeben. Könnte auch "nur" ein PP sein, hoffentlich dann zu höheren kursen!
Grüße

[kobv]

Versöhnlicher Scluß heute, Zink auch wieder auf dem Vormarsch.

Nochmal zum neuen 43-101 was erwartet wird.

Aus eine Präsenttaion von Dezember:

-Start with 33.5 million T in Measured & Indicated from Feb2006.
-Add 113 mT from upgrading all Inferred to Indicated,
-Add 100 mT to Indicated from the 220mTPotential, balance of 120mT to Inferred,
-Add Define 50 mT of new resources(believe he meant to Indicated)
-Add 15 mT of High Grade(this could exceed)

Alt (Feb 06)= 33.5mT M+I Zink
Neu (März 07)= 146.5mT bis 296.5 mT M+I Zink

Wieviel es letzendlich wird...

Grüße

[kobv]

Zinc Price May Recover on China Demand, Goldman Says

By Xiao Yu and Madelene Pearson

Feb. 6 (Bloomberg) -- Prices for zinc, used to rust-proof steel, may recover this half as demand growth in China strains global supply, said Goldman Sachs JBWere Pty, the Australian affiliate of the world's most profitable investment bank.

``Prices may well recover from here to a substantial degree,'' in the first half, Malcolm Southwood, the firm's principal resources analyst, said at the Zinc Briefing 2007 in Sydney today. He expects the price to average higher in the half than his full-year forecast of $1.83 a pound ($4,034 a ton).

``We'd be looking at $4,000 a ton for zinc,'' said Kim Robinson, chairman of Perth-based Kagara Zinc Ltd., which sells its output to Korea Zinc Co., the world's biggest smelter of the metal. ``There is still a lack of supply of zinc metal into the market.''

Zinc prices more than doubled last year as global supplies failed to catch up with demand from China, which accounts for a third of global use. Prices on the London Metal Exchange slumped 15 percent last week as analysts including those at Barclays Capital cut 2007 price forecasts.

Zinc for delivery in three months rose $30, or 1 percent, to $3,130 a ton on the LME as at 4:44 p.m. Sydney time. The metal, last year's second-biggest gainer behind nickel, rose to a record $4,515 on the exchange on Nov. 9.

Market Deficit

Goldman Sachs expects the global zinc market to have a deficit of 30,000 tons-40,000 tons in 2007, Southwood said. Chinese demand will grow at about 11.5 percent this year, compared with 2006, adding at least 340,000 tons in demand, he said.

``Prices that we are seeing at the moment of $3,000 per ton are very good prices for anyone that's been in the zinc market for a long time,'' Len Jubber, chief executive officer of Perth- based Perilya Ltd. who's predicting a ``slight'' surplus this year, said in an interview.

The surplus ``won't materially alleviate that pressure on the market and we see it heading toward a deficit again in the next 2 to 3 years,'' he said.

Prices for zinc, may average 35 percent more this year, beating other industrial metals such as copper and nickel, because of supply constraints, RBC Capital Markets said last month.

To contact the reporters on this story: Xiao Yu in Sydney at [e-mail] ; Madelene Pearson in Sydney at [e-mail]

Last Updated: February 6, 2007 01:38 EST

Grüße

[kobv]

BID Orders Volume Price Range
20 194,000 0.670-0.710

ASK Price Range Volume Orders
0.730-0.770 97,000 12

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.491.484 von kobv am 07.02.07 18:24:10

Zieht schon wieder an in Kanada...
Wann können wir mit dem 43-101 rechnen?

[kobv]

Hallo,

wird zwischen dem 15.-30. März erwartet.
Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.503.776 von XIO am 08.02.07 09:28:56

Cash ist noch genug da, akute Finanzierung ist nicht notwendig, bis nach dem 43-01 sollte Zeit genug sein.
Warten wir einfach auf news...

Grüße

[kobv]

08.02.2007 - 13:12 Uhr
Peruanischer Verbandspräsident erwartet Zinkpreiserholung

LIMA (Dow Jones)--Stagnierende Produktion und anhaltende Nachfrage werden für eine Erholung des Zinkpreises sorgen. Davon zeigte sich Ysaac Cruz überzeugt, der Präsident der peruanischen Nationalen Gesellschaft für Bergbau, Energie und Erdöl sowie Chief Executive des Minenunternehmens Sociedad Minera El Brocal SAA ist. In einem Rundfunkinterview äußerte er die Erwartung, dass die Preise wieder anziehen und ein etwas höheres Niveau als das derzeitige erreichen werden. Weltweit seien nur wenige erschließungsfähige Zinkvorkommen bekannt, erläuterte er. Auf der anderen Seite halte die Nachfrage an. Das zeige sich ganz klar in den globalen Lagerbeständen, die weiterhin rückläufig seien. Am Zinkmarkt sei eine solide Unterstützung vorhanden, die für eine Erholung während des restlichen Jahres sorgen würden. Peru ist der drittgrößte Zinkproduzent der Welt. DJN/DJG/bdz/8.2.2007


Güße

[jowipo]

Hallihallo,
tja, das sieht unangenehmerweise danach aus, daß der Kurs wieder bis auf 0,55-0,60 runtergehen könnte. Unter 60 werde ich dann aber nachlegen. Das ist meiner meinung nach immer noch die Aktie mit der größten Diskrepanz zwischen Potential und Bewertung.
Und wegen der potentiellen Förderung mache ich mir bei so einer Ressource auch keine Sorge: man baut sich für ca 1Mrd$ die erste Produktionslinie inklusive Eisenbahn, die ca 500000tpa Zinkäquivalent macht, aus dem cashflow dann zwei Jahre später die hoffentlich etwas billigere zweite und dann die dritte und schon hat die Firma einen Umsatz in der Größenordnung 5Mrd Dollar (bei ca 3500$/tonne) bei vergleichsweise niedrigen Produktionskosten und Reserven für über 50 Jahre. Immer vorausgesetzt, die Weltwirtschaft hält bis dorthin einigermaßen. Eigentlich doch ein prädestiniertes Übernahmeziel, oder? Meine Aktien müssen sie mir aber unter 50$ aus meiner toten kalten Hand reißen:-)
Grüße
Jochen

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.527.600 von jowipo am 08.02.07 21:30:58

So tief hoffe ich nicht, denke wir sind an der unteren trading range.
Wie immer, wenn keiner damit rechnet fängt eine Neubewertung an, diese geht dann ganz schnell. Warum sollte es bei PAX anders sein. Die momentane Zinkschwäche ist sicher ein belastender Faktor.
Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.530.789 von kobv am 08.02.07 23:11:53

Immer wieder Nachfrage zu 0.7 CAD. Freitag ist normalerweise Kauftag!
Heute auch?

Grüße
kobv

[kobv]

Schon geposted aber nochmals zum lesen:

AN INTERVIEW WITH HARLAN MEADE
PRESIDENT AND CEO WITH PACIFICA RESOURCES

We are here today with Dr. Harlan Meade who is the man behind zinc up in the Yukon, both with Yukon Zinc and Pacifica Resources and we are going to concentrate on Pacifica Resources. It seems every time there is a commodity run, particularly for lead and zinc, it comes back to life, way up in the North Country. So for a little bit of a background on where they sit today, Dr. Meade…

H.M: Thanks David. Pacifica’s Selwyn Project is in the Eastern Yukon, right on the border with the Yukon/Northwest Territories – about 95% of the district is on the Yukon side. It was a project that was discovered in 1973 by Placer Dome – they were actually looking for tungsten at the time – and made this world class zinc-lead discovery. They spent about $20 million with their joint venture partner – U.S. Steel between 1973 and 1980 and then the project shut down and was essentially dormant. We acquired ground there in 1999 and then finally after many years of trying, finally bought Placer’s piece of the district in April 2005 and we turned on the drills.

Between last year and this year we’ve made eight new discoveries and spent $16 million. Historically Placer defined about 480 million tonnes of zinc/lead mineralization in three zones. Each of which was thought to be a little sub-basin and that the ore would be constrained to that sub-basin – which would have created some limitation on size.

What happened is that we went in and drilled between these zones and made eight new discoveries and we’ve now demonstrated that the mineralized horizon continues mineralized for 37 kilometers. This deposit is a giant!

D.P: It’s always been thought to be big, what kind of resources are you looking at right now that you can estimate – realizing that it’s not resource compliant, but then we get into the big problem that this project has always had…it’s in the middle of no-where and getting product to market is difficult.

H.M: Yeah! Right now our 43-101 report, which is on SEDAR, we show 35 million tonnes in the Indicated category, 112 in the inferred and 220 in the potential category. Keep in mind now that we have never had an internal miss, that every single drill hole that has intersected the Active Member has hit significant mineralization.

So the resource classification is perhaps not as significant as it might be for other projects. Our goal this year, and we now have completed about 175 drill holes, is to drill off all of the Inferred and we’ll add that to the indicated – get half of the potential into the Indicated and the other half in Inferred. So, we should be looking at a 43-101 compliant measured and indicated of over 300 million tonnes. That covers the infill drilling/definition drilling on the three known zones.

In addition, drilling is continuing on four of the new discoveries, where we are also drilling off resources at the same time - I’m not going to give any guidance on how many tonnes we are going to have on that now. Everything I talked about here is in the open pit environment. The focus during the last month, is four drills now drilling, the down dip extension of the open pit on the XY, and if you look at the last two sets of press releases, you’ll see that we have been reporting some very nice intersections – 20-30 meter intersections at 16% combined zinc and lead including anywhere from 2 to 8 meters of 30% combined plus.

The project is evolving, originally the focus was on developing open pit resources; now we’re looking at getting a significant part of our production from underground and we will keep drilling there for about another month. Addressing your question, David, about where are you – the deposit is way out in the middle of nowhere?

D.P: The way I should describe it, is that there is no doubt you’ve got one of the world’s biggest un-developed zinc/lead projects – the problem is that you’re many miles away from a port, your going to have expensive transportation to get it to port and it’s just an expensive area of the world to operate in.

H.M: Yeah, it is viewed as an expensive part of the world, but maybe not as expensive as you think! Once you get road access in, the incremental costs are not much more than most places in Canada. It is a lot easier to operate here than for example at Red Dog mine in Alaska, and we are at the same latitude north as the Faro Mine, which wasn’t a difficult mine to operate once they got their infrastructure in place!

What we have going for us is the economies of scale to justify the infrastructure. Right now we are looking at a 160 kilometer road to get out to the Robert Campbell Highway and we’re looking at both road and rail to get out to the highway. The rail actually pays for itself in about five years, the difference between rail and building a road is not that much more, of course you don’t want to do both.

D.P: Now that would be a big project, wouldn’t it?


H.M: Actually it’s not a big deal. It’s about $80 million to build a rail and to build a road it costs about $50 million. So it’s not that expensive for this level of branch line, now if you’re building the CN line of course it would be four times that because of what they are designed to carry.

For us that level would be adequate. There is also a feasibility study that is being done, which will come out at the end of this year (I am guessing it will come out in January) by the Alaskan and the Yukon Governments to extend the main rail lines from northern B.C. to Alaska.

Now I don’t know whether they are going to get to Alaska anytime soon, but there is a lot of pressure to put the steel in the rail-bed from Fort St. James up to Dease Lake for all those new projects up in that area. The rail bed was prepared many years ago, they just need to put steel down and then that leaves us about 400 kilometers to get from there to where we would hit the highway. For 2 million tonnes a year of freight, somebody will build that railway!

D.P: Wow, that much!

H.M: Yeah. We’re talking concentrate out-put that is greater than 1.5 million tonnes a year.

D.P: Well with all these costs, I guess we have to put into perspective the value of this ore right?

H.M: People look at it and in addition to saying it is remote, the other thing people would have said, well it is a bit low grade you know it is 5.2% zinc and 2% lead – that is true, but you know the average zinc deposit in production today is only 5.6%. Albeit some of those have more byproduct credits than Howard’s Pass.

The other thing that people have missed here is that if you look at a 30 meter intersection of 5 and 2, what it really consists of is a bunch of high grade bands separated by barren shale beds (turbidite beds); if you were operating a coal mine in the Rocky Mountains, what would do if you had shale beds in your coal? Well you would build a coal cleaning plant (a gravity separation plant) and you’d float off the coal and sink the shale.

Well, we are going to do the exact opposite. We’ve done the Dense Media Separation or DMS (gravity) test-work. We can take 7% combined zinc and lead and upgrade it to between 10% and 11%, reject 45% of the material and get the upgrade. At the upgraded grades we would be processing ores higher than the large Century mine in Australia operated by Zinifex ( the second largest zinc mine in the world).

And so if you are mining in an open pit at about 40,000 tonnes per day it is a pretty good size, but from a porphyry/copper prospective that’s a fairly small mine. So, if we are rejecting 40% or 50% then really your mining is 40,000 for the ore and your are processing 20,000, now you have got a 20,000 tonne per day mill.

That is about the same as Huckleberry in size and so there’s a huge mill capital saving. It takes about $1.50/ tonne to operate the DMS plant. Compare that to say $9.00 a tonne to process waste with ore through the mill, so there are huge operating costs savings Dave.

This application of DMS and addition of high grade underground ores has really changed the outlook on the projects; the predecessors didn’t recognize the importance of DMS. I think the other thing that is unique about this deposit is that there is virtually no pyrite, the iron sulphide mineral.

So the metallurgy is not what everybody thinks it is. Right from the inception Placer was able to make good saleable concentrate. So yes it is a fine grained ore, but it is not a normal ore as the lack of pyrite makes processing easier. It is different than the fine grained ores of Mount Iza Mines where they were not able to make a decent lead and zinc concentrate – and they produce a bulk zinc-lead concentrate .

The reason we are able to make reasonable concentrates is because we don’t have the pyrite, and therefore don’t have to make a zinc sulphide- lead sulphide- pyrite separation. Also important is that without the pyrite the tailings are not acid generating. So there are some huge plusses in the project.

D.P: We still need a number here to give the value of the potential size of the ore you have here. It is in the billions of dollars, but what number would it be?

H.M: Well today, for example, it is a world class deposit, so I like to compare it to the last world class base metal deposit found in Canada, which was Voiseys Bay. Voiseys Bay today has an in ground value of about $55 billion. The in-ground value of the resource that Placer defined is over $110 billion – twice the in-ground value of Voiseys Bay. Now we are comparing apple and oranges, Voiseys Bay will be a very low cost nickel producer and I think in the case of Howard’s Pass you can’t expect to do any better than Red Dog which is around the first quartile of the cost curve.

D.P: Now we know nothing ever goes right in mining, if there is something that can go wrong it traditionally does, but what kind of a time frame are you looking at?

H.M: We’ve been very relaxed about it and said we’re looking at 2012. There is no question that we could do it by 2010, but it’s a mega project and it’s not going to happen overnight.

D.P: When you say “mega”, it’s like the size of Voisey Bay?

H.M: Yes.

D.P: What kind of costs could you see for the infrastructure that would need to be built?

H.M: Our intro-numbers are a billion dollars.

D.P: Okay now how do you be careful here with share dilution?

H.M: Well if anybody has paid any attention to our recent press releases, you’ll see that we have announced that it is our intention to seek a strategic partner and engaged a group out of New York to assist us in that process.

D.P: That’s probably going to be an Asian partner?

H.M: You bet! We went and visited the Asians in March and invited them to come back, they were out in July and they got a two month head start on everybody else and we’ll be meeting them shortly.

D.P: Okay now I guess the tough question that has to be asked, as you have been associated with Yukon Zinc and many market players were concerned that Yukon Zinc was possibly over-played and has become a big disappointment.

H.M: Well I think that there was a disappointment in that the market certainly got ahead of itself here and I think that people were using unrealistic treatment and refining charges then we were going to be forced to use in the feasibility study and that’s a huge difference. But the real disappointment was that we had a very late cutting of our recovery so the metal output didn’t match our forecasts. The average zinc recovery for a VMS deposit in Canada, and there have been 100 of them developed, the average is around 85 to 87% zinc recovery.

We were at 88%, three very good metallurgists all agreed at 88%, but what happened is our consultant, who is very experienced and a very well accepted metallurgist, unfortunately we found out 10 days before we were ready to do our project financing that he wasn’t a qualified engineer, so he couldn’t sign the report. So, somebody else came in, did what anybody would do in that situation, got very conservative cut everything back and that was the number we were forced to use.

It was a very difficult discussion, whether to hold back the feasibility, which had been delayed already once. I don’t like that feasibility, nobody does, but you know what?

It still demonstrated that it is a really good project. The problem was that a couple of Hedge Funds trashed the stock in the last hour of trading. Time will tell what Yukon Zinc’s project is really worth.

D.P: Now when you are in the metal business, the big question for your crystal ball is where are metal prices going to be down the road?

If you had to guess for lead and zinc, heck you might as well fill in gold and silver as well, what does your crystal ball see for say 5 years from today?

H.M: I’m not going to comment on gold and silver, nor am I going to comment on lead, because most of our value is in zinc – 70% to 75% of our value is zinc, that’s what I pay attention to. If anyone goes on our web site and downloads our zinc market overview, they will see that for 2 years now we have been forecasting zinc absolutely perfectly!

That is something that people have been telling me, they say you have been absolutely perfect on the calls on zinc and that we have said there is a supply gap here that is opening up and that it is virtually un-fillable. We don’t know how we are going to fill it and the closest we’ll get to the supply balance is in late 2007 - early 2008 and then after that the supply gap just opens up.

D.P: When you say opens up, you mean there is just not enough around?

H.M: Well, we don’t even have the deposits in inventory, so even if you took all the deposits we know of and assumed that they all got filled you still wouldn’t fill the supply gap.

D.P: Even with Voisey Bay coming on?

H.M: If you look at the gap it is like 5 million tonnes by 2012, that’s like 10 Red Dogs, the worlds biggest zinc mine, that’s how big the gap is.

D.P: Anything else we should be asking you?

H.M: I think that the key here is that we have addressed the historical grade issue by finding high grade ore and the DMS upgrade which nobody is questioning. Regarding the infrastructure question, this is changing in the Yukon.

Grüße

[kobv]

Und bezüglich der Infrastruktur im Yukon die politische Zielrichtung:

January 31, 2007

Yukon Government Sets Sights On Mine Development

WHITEHORSE – Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Archie Lang has announced a shift from exploration incentives to development and mining incentives at the Yukon government\\'s annual reception held at the Mineral Exploration Roundup.

"In the past five years, exploration activity in the Yukon has increased ten-fold from $8 million in 2002 to over $80 million in 2006," Lang said. "With additional investments in mine development at the Minto Copper project coupled with increasingly dynamic and innovative development by companies such as Yukon Zinc and Pacifica, total exploration and development expenditures for 2006 and 2007 may surpass a quarter of a billion dollars. The Yukon\\'s mining industry has turned around in a very short time, and in a very big way."

With some 70 advanced exploration projects in Yukon, of which 10 are in advanced development stages, the Yukon government will now focus on helping projects become operating mines.

Lang said that the Yukon government will be exploring tax incentives and improvements that could be made to Yukon\\'s royalty regime, as well as ways to improve infrastructure to encourage mining development and production in Yukon. This review will be done in collaboration with the mineral industry and First Nations.

"We will look at ways to increase Yukon\\'s mining competitiveness by lowering the cost of exploration, and providing incentives for mine development," Lang added. "These proposals will help to establish Yukon as a favoured destination for mining investment in Canada."


Grüße

[emmischmied]

[kobv]

Ein kurzer Bericht eines kanadischen Investors von einer Ivestorenkonferenz in Orlando vom Freitag. Natürlich ohne Gewähr für den Inhalt.





"I just got back from a visit to the Orlando Money show where PAX had a booth and where Dr. Meade did a presentation.

It was my first time meeting the gentleman in person and, while I have viewed his online presentations, I found it much more compelling to sit through it and to hear and participate in thw Q&A session.

One comment of his really struck a chord and that was when comparing the size of the Selwyn project to other zinc deposits. While we know that it has the potential already to be larger than Red Dog, he stated that, once the drilling results are known that it will "dwarf" that 2nd largest deposit. It really does blow the mind!

Another interesting, and key, point was his reaction to a question about funding for the $25M drill program. His preference is obviously to find a partner rather than do a PP. The drill program will probably not start until May and with the $9.8M in the bank there is no rush to get either a partner or a financing in place. My feel is that he would be VERY surprised if a partner were not in place when needed and that a PP is VERY unlikely.

He expressed his concern that the company not get taken out by a major before the full potential has been determined. This is why the emphasis is no longer on any exploratory type drilling but on proving up the resource. A JV partner would also prevent any premature takeout, in addition to giving them all the money they need to get to the bankable feasibility point.

One final interesting tidbit is that one of the questioners was a gentleman from Morgan Stanley so, folks, we are getting some attention!

Overall, a very good experience. While I have never bought into all the negative comments on Dr. Meade that we've seen on this board, it does indeed make quite a difference to meet him in person. I must say that my confidence has been heightened even more.

I think that, while there will be gyrations in the stock price as we move forward, we can be confident that we have something very special here.




GLL.
PIB "


Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.589.618 von kobv am 10.02.07 19:49:28

Artikel hin, Artikel her. Eines ist leider erwiesen das Management ist eines der schlechtesten der Branche.

Sie rufen ein 25 Mio Bohrprogramm aus obwohl sie noch keine gesicherte Finanzierung dafür haben. Und das war nur der letzte verzapfte Schwachsinn. Dieses Management wird es schaffen die Firma noch komplett hinzurichten, was allerdings bei diesem Projekt schwieriger wird als bei Yukon Zinc, aber dort haben sie es auch geschafft. Dort ist die Dillution mittlerweile sogross, das es quasi unmöglich ist das Projekt zu finanzieren.

Naja, glaubt nur weiter an das Management.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.596.400 von MickyMouse1 am 10.02.07 22:57:53

Bleib ,

warten wir einfach mal ab, der spin-off ist doch mal ein kluger Schritt, und wenn die neuen 43-101 Zahlen da sind, dann ist es ja auch ein Mitverdienst des Managements. Sollte wieder Erwarten eine zu große Dilution eintreten muss man das Investment natürlich neu überdenken. Daß es ganz ohne nicht gehen wird ist klar.
Jetzt kann man die Aktie zum Kauf empfehlen, spekulativ, jedoch wie alle Explorer.

Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.599.353 von kobv am 11.02.07 01:02:06

Ich würde die Aktie aktuell niemanden zum Kauf empfehlen, da gibt es sehr viel bessere Werte am Markt.
Doug Casey empfiehlt bei der Auswahl seiner Firmen immer nach der 7 P Methode vorzugehen, dabei steht das 1. P für People, sprich das Management ist das wichtigste in so einem Unternehmen. Da ist unseres momentan Grottenschlecht. Mir fallen etliche Firmen ein, wo ich weis das es ein erprobtes Management gibt.
Ob der Split wirklich gut ist, werden wir sehen wenn wir wissen wie er durchgeführt wird, auch da kann man grosse Fehler machen.
In der Industrie werden Millionen ausgegeben um einen Markennamen bekannt zu machen. Ich denke nur an die Werbung als man aus Raider Twix machte. Das hat Millionen gekostet. Nun will man ein Unternehmen, welches nachweislich nur wenig bekannt ist, diesen geringen Bekanntheitsgrad auch noch durch eine Umbenennung kaputt machen. Sie sollten lieber mal überlegen wie sie noch weitere Analysten ala Roulston bewegen könnten von sich zu berichten als solch einen Unsinn mit ihrem Namen zu veranstalten.
Ich bleibe dabei, egal wo ich hinsehe, dieses Management ist Grottenschlecht und gerade dabei das Unternehmen kaputt zu machen.
Lediglich die Tatsache das es das grösste Zink/Blei-Vorkommen der Welt ist lässt sich mich noch hoffen und meine shares halten.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.607.616 von MickyMouse1 am 11.02.07 09:36:32

Da Pacifica bislang IR-mässig eh ein Schattendasein führte und in dem Wert wenig "Eingehweihte" investiert sind, werden die wenigsten mit der Umbenennung ein Problem haben.
Im Gegenteil, Company und Property-Bezeichnung sind jetzt identisch.
Die Herauslösung der Filetstücke ist nunmal eine normale Angelegenheit und dient der Beschleunigung der Projektvoranbringung.
Dadurch, daß das Manegement IR-mässig sehr bescheiden agierte, ergeben sich aus meiner bescheidenen Sicht sogar überdurchschnittliche Kurschancen, sodenn die IR/PR einmal mit Selwyn Resources anrollt.
Man stelle sich mal vor, Pacifica hätte bereits jede Menge PR geleistet unter altem Namen und müsste dann umswitchen, insofern ist die Konstellation gar nicht mal so ungeeignet.
Und, wie MickyMouse1 richtig feststellt...die grösste Zink/ Blei Ressource der Welt wird sich nicht von den Analysten verleugnen lassen.
Alles Ansichtssache..schönes Wochenende

[kobv]

UBS Analyst Examines Base Metals Volatility

By Lindsay Williams
16 Jan 2007 at 08:53 AM EST

JOHANNESBURG (Business Day) -- Classic Business Day gets metals strategist Robin Bha from UBS Warburg on the line from London about the volatile global commodities and base metals markets.

LINDSAY WILLIAMS: There is always something going on in the copper and aluminium markets - even during flat times the market goes into serious backwardation, and some Japanese trader gets �done� for trying to corner the market, disappears and gets found in Bali two years later. It�s always very exciting. Robin, what�s been happening?

ROBIN BHA: You�re right, there�s never a dull moment in terms of the commodity markets and specifically base metals. We are seeing a lot of volatility because these markets are all very tight, and they�re all fairly balanced in terms of supply and demand - any one factor that shifts supply or perceptions about supply, or shifts perceptions about demand or the level of inventories can have an undue impact on prices.

LINDSAY WILLIAMS: What�s been happening with aluminium? That seems to be in the news with talk of a squeeze and massive backwardations - what�s been going on?

ROBIN BHA: Yes, that does appear to be so - if you look at some of the London Metal Exchange (LME) data that comes out in terms of concentrations of large positions, and even short positions - there is a large position in the market that has a fair percentage of the LME stocks. LME aluminium stocks amount to almost 700,000 tonnes of metal - on the face of it that�s a lot of metal, so if you can tie that up and try and squeeze the market as this particular long player appears to have done then you can underpin or support prices in this manner.

LINDSAY WILLIAMS: The article here from Reuters in which you�re quoted says: �One player had built a dominant position on the London Metal Exchange, and now controls around 70% of the stocks in LME warehouses which amounted to almost 700,000 tonnes.� There was also a large short position which obviously means that someone is betting on the price going down of around 920,000 tonnes for delivery in just under three months - what does that actually mean? Does that mean that we�re in a very dangerous situation where we could get a similar scenario with what happened with platinum a couple of months ago where the price spiked out control?

ROBIN BHA: That would be one conclusion - as is always the case there�s always more than one answer. The simple answer to your question is we could get a similar situation to what we had in platinum where prices are squeezed higher, and then fall dramatically days after the squeeze is over - but it�s interesting because if you look at the data you could also come to the conclusion that the large long position in January and the large short position in March could be related, and there�s the suspicion that this represents a spread position where the same entity or player has both the long position and the short position in March.

LINDSAY WILLIAMS: It sounds very expensive to have both a long and a short position, and it also sounds to me without getting too technical that they may have locked in a loss. It�s going to be interesting the way it all unwinds in the next couple of months. What about the fundamentals? Looking at something like copper that was $8,000 not so long ago - the analysts and technical analysts I�ve spoken to were talking it up to $12,000 per tonne, but it�s now falling back and I think it�s down 10% in the first couple of weeks of this year. What do you make of it?

ROBIN BHA: The fall in prices was associated with a perception that I think is correct that the market is less tight - there does appear to be more copper available in the physical market, and consumers continue to buy on a hand-to-mouth basis because prices are so high they can�t finance large inventory holdings - so there�s a real sense that compared to six months ago and compared to a year ago there�s more copper is available, and that�s why we�ve had this slide in prices. I think that this slide is overdone - I don�t think the fundamentals are as bad as some would make out, and the market is still roughly balanced. We could get some surprises on the demand side - people do appear to be too bearish about the U.S. economy and I don�t think it is as bad as people make out, and secondly we�ve seen a lot of supply disruptions in the last few years affecting copper production. What�s to say that�s not going to happen over the coming weeks and months? China is now the world�s biggest consumer of copper and they haven�t been buying as much as before, but that could change following the Chinese New Year in middle of February - we could well see China coming in and demand from that area rebounding quite strongly.

LINDSAY WILLIAMS: There was some talk last year of LME copper stocks being so low that somebody with a lot of money and a bit of spare time on his hands - someone like Roman Abromovich, who might get bored with Chelsea - might be able to corner the copper market. Has that situation eased? Is that what you are saying?

ROBIN BHA: One is still able to buy up the stocks at the right price, but you would have to buy a lot more today than you would have had to have done a few months ago or a year ago because there�s more copper now in the warehouses - so it�s not impossible, but it will obviously be more expensive today because there is more of the metal available.

LINDSAY WILLIAMS: Despite the fact we like to think we are becoming terribly sophisticated and diversified, we are still very much a commodity based economy here in South Africa - what prospects does 2007 hold for this economy do you think?

ROBIN BHA: I think the prospects are pretty good. I would have to say that for any resource rich country such as South Africa - also countries like Canada and Australia that are producing invaluable commodities - they�re going to reap the rewards. We still have prices in 2007 that are way above the historical average, therefore in terms of revenues to the producing companies I think it�s still very good news.

LINDSAY WILLIAMS: If you could pick one commodity that will stand out for you over the coming 12 months what would it be?

ROBIN BHA: I think it has to be zinc.




Grüße

[jowipo]

Hallo allerseits,
zum Thema Finanzierung des anstehenden Bohrprogramms: wenn man sich den Ablauf der letzten Kapitalerhöhungen ansieht, dann sollte Pacifica in dieser Hinsicht aber auch nicht die allergeringsten Probleme bekommen. Das Einzige, was mir hier Sorgen macht, ist die Suche nach einem großen Partner und die damit verbundene externe Beteiligung an Firma, Deposit oder zukünftigen Gewinnen, wie auch immer das dann ausgehandelt wird. Momentan kann man sich noch für einen Apfel und ein Ei einen erklecklichen Anteil sichern, wenige Wochen nach dem neuen Report sollte das aber hoffentlich etwas wesentlich ganz viel dolle teurer sein. Deswegen hoffe ich, daß Meade die angebliche Prio 1 bei der Partnersuche auf 1b gesetzt hat und auf 1a den Report. Um dann bei vielleicht deutlich höherem Kurs bessere Konditionen raushandeln zu können.

Und von wegen Finanzierung der Produktionsaufnahme: wenn denn in drei Jahren mit measured und indicated für über 100 Milliarden Dollar und (sorry, ich fantasiere mal) einer knappen halben Billion Potential als Dreingabe die MK bei sangwama 5 Milliarden Dollar stehen sollte (wir erinnern uns, Zink wird es zumindest in den nächsten zehn Jahren nie zuviel geben), wo soll dann das Problem sein, 1-2 Milliarden Dollar aufzutreiben?
Grüße
Jochen

Disclaimer: der Autor ist sich bewußt, daß er diesem Posting neben mehrfacher Verwendung von `vielleicht`, `möglicherweise` und `hoffentlich` erschreckend oft Gebrauch von Konjunktiven gemacht hat:-)

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.668.732 von jowipo am 12.02.07 21:36:58

Mal sehen wieviel aus den 33.5mT indicated zink im März werden Bis zu 300mT indicated sind möglich, also 9-fach!
Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.668.732 von jowipo am 12.02.07 21:36:58

Wenn es Meade aber falsch macht oder sich wieder erwarten der Kurs von Pacifica nicht so erhöht wie gedacht, dann bedeutet dieses Bohrprogramm eine richtig fette Dillution von so 35 Mio neuer shares + zusätzlich entsprechender warrants.

Genau auf diese Art wurde Yukon Zink kaputt gemacht, so dass es heute eine Riesendillution dort gibt und das Projekt fast nicht mehr finanzierbar ist.

Ich würde anders über das Bohrprogramm denken wenn schon klar wäre woher das Geld kommen soll - ist aber nicht klar.

Über die Finanzierung der Mine mache ich mir momentan keine Gedanken, bei entsprechender Grösse des Vorhabens könnte ich mir hier auch eine Darlehensbezogene Finanzierung vorstellen, hängt ganz vom NPV8 ab. Für eine Finanzierung über Darlehen braucht man etwa einen NPV8 der dreimal so gross wie die Darlehenssumme sein muss, als bei 2 MRD rund 6 Mrd. Hier bin ich wagemutiger als meine Vorredner ich gehe von min 500 MT Material aus, also etwa 15 mal soviel wie bisher gedacht. Alles in allem können wir die bereits im März bei der 43-101 erreicht haben (inferred+indicated+measured). Das diesjährige Bohrprogramm setzt da noch eins obendrauf bzw. wird aus dem inferred measured machen.
Also die Finanzierung der Mine sollte keine Probleme bereiten, wenn der Zinkpreis nicht einbricht.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.671.958 von MickyMouse1 am 13.02.07 02:52:48

Beim letzten 43-101 update gab es einen Riesenkursschub, Zink war ca. bei 1 Dollar.
Selbst wenn man einen Bewertungsabschlag für das Management einbezieht verdient die Aktie schon jetzt spätestens aber nach der Resourcenausweitung eine ordentliche Neubewertung. Mal sehen wie es kommt...

Grüße
kobv

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.683.684 von kobv am 13.02.07 16:25:59

Diese Meinung teile ich voll und ganz trotz des schlechten Managements. Wir werden wesentlich bessere Kurse sehen.
Ich ärgere mich halt nur das das Management so schlecht ist, wäre es besser, hätten wir bereits jetzt einen ganz anderen Preis.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.671.958 von MickyMouse1 am 13.02.07 02:52:48

Ehrlich gesagt..ich finde 89 Mill Shares nicht so übermässig viel für einen Explorer in diesem Segment.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.684.426 von XIO am 13.02.07 16:47:57

Aus der Homepage von Pacifica:

Share Structure:
(as at January 16, 2007)

Issued:
103,439,090
Fully diluted:
129,151,347

Ist akzeptabel für diese Resourcen.


Grüße

[kobv]

Schon lange nicht mehr so postiv wie heute.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.685.474 von kobv am 13.02.07 17:19:17

danke..hatte bei SH gekuckt...

[kobv]

Starker Schluß heute...


BID Orders Volume Price Range
15 189,500 0.690-0.730

ASK Price Range Volume Orders
0.740-0.780 108,500 15

Grüße

[kobv]

[otd]

news aus die nachbarschaft:
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/070214/0215311.html

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.703.834 von otd am 14.02.07 15:14:22

evtl gibt das ja Synergien ..u.a. auch Kostenersparung bei der Infrastrukturentwicklung, bzw. Fördergelder betr. Yukon als Wirtschaftsregion.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.708.709 von XIO am 14.02.07 18:05:57

Zur Erinnerung:

January 31, 2007

Yukon Government Sets Sights On Mine Development

WHITEHORSE – Energy, Mines and Resources Minister Archie Lang has announced a shift from exploration incentives to development and mining incentives at the Yukon government\\\'s annual reception held at the Mineral Exploration Roundup.

"In the past five years, exploration activity in the Yukon has increased ten-fold from $8 million in 2002 to over $80 million in 2006," Lang said. "With additional investments in mine development at the Minto Copper project coupled with increasingly dynamic and innovative development by companies such as Yukon Zinc and Pacifica, total exploration and development expenditures for 2006 and 2007 may surpass a quarter of a billion dollars. The Yukon\\\'s mining industry has turned around in a very short time, and in a very big way."

With some 70 advanced exploration projects in Yukon, of which 10 are in advanced development stages, the Yukon government will now focus on helping projects become operating mines.

Lang said that the Yukon government will be exploring tax incentives and improvements that could be made to Yukon\\\'s royalty regime, as well as ways to improve infrastructure to encourage mining development and production in Yukon. This review will be done in collaboration with the mineral industry and First Nations.

"We will look at ways to increase Yukon\\\'s mining competitiveness by lowering the cost of exploration, and providing incentives for mine development," Lang added. "These proposals will help to establish Yukon as a favoured destination for mining investment in Canada."


Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Falls sich mal jemand intensiver mit dem Thema Sedex-Depots (Howard Pass ist eines) auseinandersetzen will, der sollte mal folgenden Link ausprobieren:

http://gsc.nrcan.gc.ca/mindep/synth_dep/sedex/pdf/deposit_sy…

[XIO]

Howards Pass = Selwyn

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.719.898 von XIO am 15.02.07 12:00:55

Und da ist Don Valley noch nicht dabei.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.720.700 von kobv am 15.02.07 12:38:25

Erklär mal bitte ..bin noch nicht Sattelfest in der Materie drin.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.721.034 von XIO am 15.02.07 12:54:32

Neben Anniv und XY ein weiteres "Gebiet" auf dem vor kurzem auch einiges an Zink gefunden wurde. Siehe die letzten news releases.

Grüße

[kobv]

Zink wieder stärker:

[XIO]

Die allgemeine Grundstimmung in Kanada wird ja langsam ganz gut..zumindest im SH.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.739.289 von XIO am 16.02.07 09:12:14

Der März rückt näher, in 4-6 Wochen kommt der 43-101. Februar bis April/Mai sind gute Monate für Explorer und Minen.

Grüße

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.719.898 von XIO am 15.02.07 12:00:55

Habe gesehen auf diesem Bild sind die alten Zahlen(33.5 Mt) eingearbeitet. Noch nicht die neuen!

Grüße

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.740.679 von kobv am 16.02.07 10:04:46

mal nebenbei..was haltet Ihr vom Ableger Yucon Zink momentan?

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.740.958 von XIO am 16.02.07 10:15:28

Yukon Zink für mich nur zweite Wahl. was nicht bedeutet das sie auch steigen kann.

[kobv]

Mal das Zink ganz ausgenommen

Blei bei 0.8 USD/Pfund

Bei Im März 5.0 Mrd Pfund Blei indicated !
Wären das alleine 4 Milliarden USD in situ indicated value.

Blei evtl. kurz vor dem Ausbruch:

[kobv]

Hat Kanada Montag auf?

[kobv]

Feb 14/07 Feb 12/07 Meade, Harlan Donnley 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 15,000 $0.730
Jan 30/07 Jan 26/07 Finlayson, G. Barry 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 11,500 $0.770
Jan 24/07 Jan 23/07 Finlayson, G. Barry 50 - Grant of options Options 50,000
Jan 24/07 Nov 24/06 Finlayson, G. Barry 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report Options
Jan 11/07 Jan 02/07 TamDoo, Jasmin A. 50 - Grant of options Options 40,000 $0.900

[Dauphin]

Yep, normaler Handel...

Grüsse...

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.776.239 von kobv am 17.02.07 14:10:28

nur USA heute Feiertach

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.821.241 von XIO am 19.02.07 11:02:30

Auf eine gute Woche, Metalle fest heute.
Grüße

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.822.567 von kobv am 19.02.07 12:29:49

Alaaaaaaaaaf...ich war ehrlich gesagt selten so entspannt in ein Invest rein, wie bei PAX.
Mutiere gerade zum Long-Anleger, und PAX ist mit dabei

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.822.651 von XIO am 19.02.07 12:33:52

Das Projekt ist ehrlich gesagt zu gigantisch, als daß es links liegengelassen werden könnte. Denke die 43-101 Zahlen werden die Erwartungen übertrefen.

[kobv]

Pacifica appoints McClintock as Savant president, CEO

Pacifica Resources Ltd (C:PAX)
Shares Issued 103,449,090
Last Close 2/16/2007 $0.75
Monday February 19 2007 - News Release

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES APPOINTS MCCLINTOCK AS PRESIDENT AND CEO OF SAVANT

Pacifica Resources Ltd. has appointed Jack McClintock as the president and chief executive officer of Savant Explorations Ltd., the company to be created through the previously announced reorganization of Pacifica (see Stockwatch, Jan. 29, 2007).

With over 30 years in the mineral exploration business, Mr. McClintock has a wide variety of experience, including senior management positions with major mining and junior mining companies, including global exploration manager for BHP Billiton. He brings with him a proven record of discovery, having lead teams responsible for a number of major discoveries, including the Spence copper mine in Chile recently commissioned by BHP Billiton. The Spence mine is projected to produce over 200,000 tonnes of copper cathode per year.

Under Mr. McClintock's leadership, building on the assets acquired from Pacifica, Savant will be an aggressive explorer, dedicated to creating value by focused early stage exploration in districts and areas with known potential for high-margin deposits. The company's activities will be aimed at earlier-stage projects globally and will use the experience of a skilled exploration team to take these projects through discovery to capture the high discovery value of significant deposits.

Savant's strategy is to assemble a team of proven explorers and use pragmatic, traditional exploration methods to identify high-potential districts, acquire mineral rights and execute exploration programs designed to quickly lead to discovery. Savant will carry out the initial low-cost exploration to the point of a discovery hole and then seek a major partner through a non-public sale process. The buyer would finance the advancement of the project, with Savant retaining an interest in the discovery property.

Pacifica intends to complete the plan of arrangement and distribute the Savant shares to its shareholders in June, 2007. Additional information on the plan of arrangement reorganization plan will be available in an information circular to be mailed to shareholders in advance of an extraordinary and annual general meeting of the shareholders to be held in June to approve the plan of arrangement. The reorganization of Pacifica's assets will be subject to regulatory and shareholder approval.

Grüße

[kobv]

Wie angekündigt:

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[XIO]

News Release

Pacifica Resources Announces $6 Million Flow-Through Share Financing

Vancouver, BC, February 19, 2007 – Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX.TSX-V) is pleased to announce it has entered into an agreement to raise through a best efforts brokered private placement to qualified purchasers, up to approximately $6 million from the sale of Flow-Through common shares (“Flow-Through Shares”) (“the Offering”). The Offering is lead by Paradigm Capital Inc. and includes Dundee Securities Corporation and Pacific International Securities Inc. The Agents will receive a cash commission equal to 6.5% of the gross proceeds from the sale of the Flow-Through Shares. The Offering is scheduled to close on or about March 15, 2007 and is subject to acceptance by the TSX Venture Exchange.

The Offering consists of up to approximately 6,667,000 Flow-Through Shares at a price of $0.90 per share. In addition, the Agents will have an over allotment option (the “Option”) to place an additional $1,000, 800 worth of Flow-Through Shares (1,112,000 shares) on the same terms. The Flow-Through Shares sold will be subject to a 4 month hold period.

Proceeds of the Offering will be added to the approximately $9.3 million in current working capital of Pacifica and will be used for Pacifica’s 2007 exploration and development program at the Selwyn Project, including the Howard’s Pass area, in the eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories. The Selwyn Project consists of Pacifica’s wholly-owned claims and mineral claims being acquired from the Howard’s Pass Joint Venture. Together, these land holdings cover the 40 kilometre mineralized length of the Howard’s Pass District.

Pacifica’s main focus is the exploration of its Selwyn Project which hosts very large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known deposits have the potential for large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when World’s zinc mine supply is in deficit and there are few new zinc-lead mines under development.

This press release may contain forward-looking statements based on assumptions and judgments of management regarding future events or results that may prove to be inaccurate as a result of exploration and other risk factors beyond its control and actual results may differ materially from the expected results.

The securities offered have not been registered under the U.S. Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and may not be offered or sold in the United States absent registration or any applicable exemption from the registration requirements. This press release does not constitute an offer to sell or the solicitation of an offer to buy nor will there be any sale of the securities in any state in which such offer, solicitation or sale would be unlawful.

[XIO]

lese ich das richtig????


6,667,000 Flow-Through Shares at a price of $0.90 per share.

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.833.737 von XIO am 19.02.07 20:18:09

Schwer zu sagen was es damit auf sich hat.

[kobv]

Wie schätzt ihr diese "kleine " Finazierung zu 0.9 ein?
Grüße

[kobv]

Heute mal ein kleinerer Spread in F als sonst.

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.841.659 von kobv am 20.02.07 09:43:28

Dafür ist der Spread heute wieder riesig.

Langsam nervt der Preisverfall bei Pacifica. Die Aktie ist in Kanada jetzt so unverschämt billig. Leider weis man nicht wie weit es noch runtergeht. Man muss nur mal überlegen was man für 0,65 CAD heute bekommt.

Dieser Preisverfall obwohl der Zinkpreis stabil ist, der Bleipreis sogar sehr stabil ist.
Wir werden bald die neue Resourcenschätzung nach 43-101 haben und im Sommer eine neue Studie. Was soll dieser Preisverfall.

Hat irgendjemand eine Erklärung dafür ?

Grüsse

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.882.607 von MickyMouse1 am 21.02.07 18:52:30

irgendeiner hat bei SH was von warrants erzählt.
http://www.stockhouse.ca/bullboards/viewmessage.asp?no=14254…
was dran?

[kobv]

Sehr enttäuschender Kursverlauf, schwer zu sagen weshalb. Hoffentlich gehts bals wieder nach oben.

Grüße

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.886.589 von kobv am 21.02.07 21:39:36

Irgendjemand auf Stockhouse hat eine Aufstellung angefertigt, das in den nächsten 2 Wochen rund 30 Mio billige shares auf den Markt kommen sollen (aus warrants und ähnlichem Mist).

Für mich heisst das, wenn der Händler in Deutschland mitspielt und entsprechend die Preise anpasst. Einkaufen, Einkaufen und noch mal einkaufen. Also wenn ich ne Pacifica für unter 0,40 Euro bekomme, dann ist das ein vorgezogenes Weihnachtsgeschenk.
Ich rechne damit, das an jeder Aktie wenigstens 300 lbs Zink dranhängen und das ist wenig gerechnet. Nehme ich dafür den Preis den Wolfden von Zinifax bekommt, dann komme ich auf 3.- CAD oder rund 2.- Euro, also sollte man innerhalb von 2 Monaten bis die 43-101 fertig ist sein Geld wenigstens verdoppeln oder verdreifachen können. Auch ein schlechtes Management kann dies nicht kaputtmachen. Ausserdem sollten sich langsam mal alle Eigentümer zusammen tun und dem Management mitteilen was sie von ihm halten. Vielleicht bewirkt das zumindest, das sie bei ihren Entscheidungen mal daran denken, das wir eigentlich ihre Bosse sind und nicht nur die dessen Geld man verbraten kann.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.886.589 von kobv am 21.02.07 21:39:36

Bin nun auch im negativen. Nervt zwar etwas , aber:
Allerdings mach ich mir eigentlich überhaupt keine Sorgen um PAX.
Bin auch (noch) nicht zu fett investiert..will ja was verdienen und nicht ausgeben.

Kopf hoch...es gibt Weltklasse Zink und Blei, das wissen wir doch bereits.
Und mit dem Hintergrund im Kopf.....kann long nix anbrennen.

Gruß
XIO

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.886.791 von MickyMouse1 am 21.02.07 21:47:11

Mach mal einen Vorschlag, was zu verbessern wäre?

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.886.803 von XIO am 21.02.07 21:47:30

Grundsätzlich hast du Recht, so würde ich auch bei jedem anderen Management denken, aber nicht bei dem von Pacifica.

Ich weis nicht was die Herren und Damen noch alles anstellen mit meinem Geld. Ich bin mittlerweile im Minus und mache mir ernsthaft Gedanken. Wenn man weis, das in einer Woche schon einige Millionen Aktionen über warrants und ähnliches auf den Markt strömen, dann gebe ich nicht noch so bescheuerte neue Aktien aus, die das ganze noch schlimmer machen. Das Drillprogramm hat noch nicht begonnen und man hätte noch ein paar Wochen warten können, z.B. bis zur 43-101 Resourcenschätzung. Wenn man danach die neuen shares ausgegeben hätte hätte man einen besseren Preis bekommen und das Desaster diese Woche wäre ausgeblieben.
Ich habe nichts gegen das Risiko im Juniorbereich, ich habe nur etwas gegen diese Dummheit und wie leicht mein Geld hier aufs Spiel gesetzt wird.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.886.970 von MickyMouse1 am 21.02.07 21:54:08

Wie denkst Du, wollen die dann die Shares zu 0.90 loswerden, was bedeutet diese Aktion mit den Flow-Through Shares (was heisst das eigentlich?) ?

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.887.104 von XIO am 21.02.07 21:58:46

Google mal unter dem Begriff Flow-Through-Shares.

Ich habe es nicht so genau verstanden, weil ich kein Steuerexperte im kanadischen Steuerrecht bin. Aber den Artikel den ich gelesen habe, in dem wurden die "Steuervorteile" für den der diese shares erwirbt erläutert. Also ist es alleine eine steuerliche Angelegenheit. Trotzdem strömen diese Aktien erst einmal auf den Markt und wollen verkauft werden. Zusätzlich warrants die im Juni auslaufen.

Ich möchte gerne wissen, ob diese shares an retailers verkauft werden oder ob es bereits einen Interessenten gibt, der sie alle auf einmal nimmt, aber momentan noch nicht genannt werden will.
Ich habe da so meine Vermutung, wenn die zutrifft, dann wäre alles klar. Als Tip möchte ich nur geben überlegt einmal bei welcher Firma ein neues Vorstandsmitglied ist, welches seit Herbst 2006 bei Pacifica ist. Diese Firma beteiligt sich gerne an Silberprojekten, vielleicht sind die jetzt auch auf Zink gekommen.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.887.941 von MickyMouse1 am 21.02.07 22:30:53

Wade Nesmith?

[XIO]

What are Flow-Through Shares?

http://mineralfields.com/pdf/PDAC.pdf

Auf Seite 2, die 3. Splate von rechts ist Yukon aufgeführt!

Wieder was dazu gelernt

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.888.169 von XIO am 21.02.07 22:45:10

Schlaumeier, soviele sind im Herbst ja nicht dazugekommen.
Und wo ist der noch im Vorstand, bei welcher Firma ?

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.888.358 von MickyMouse1 am 21.02.07 23:01:12

wo bei ich unbedingt dazu sagen muss, das dies reine Spekulation von mir ist. Ich habe keinerlei Beweise dafür.
Aber ohne Grund ist dieser Herr bestimmt nicht zu Pacifica in den Vorstand mit hinein.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.888.434 von MickyMouse1 am 21.02.07 23:07:50

Also ich bin ja Ian Telfer Fan!
Wenn das mal was wären würde mit SW.....
Danke Dir für die Anregung!

[Dauphin]

Hi !

Die speku mit SLW hatte ich auch mal angestellt...
Nicht nur wegen PAX, sondern weil SLW sich auch in SBB engagiert hatte...
Somit dachte ich auch zunächst an Zink...
Mit der Meldung von heute sollte aber die Richtung von SLW klar definiert worden sein, und ja Silber ist auf Selwyn in geringen Mengen auch vorhanden...
Hier könnte die Masse den nötigen Ertrag bringen...
Aber hier steht noch lange keine Mine und daher alles nur Spekulation...

http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20070220.…

Grüsse...

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.888.636 von Dauphin am 21.02.07 23:33:20

das kennt ihr ja sicher schon..

http://terranemetals.com/howards-pass

wieso gibt man so ein property überhaupt aus den händen...

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.888.669 von XIO am 21.02.07 23:36:19

Hi !

Kannte ich noch nicht und ich weiss nicht was ich davon halten soll...
Hier die wohl richtige Version...

http://www.pacifica-resources.com/documents/PAXNR-20050822-H…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">
http://www.pacifica-resources.com/documents/PAXNR-20050822-H…

Grüsse..

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.888.636 von Dauphin am 21.02.07 23:33:20

Naja, bei Bear Creak Mining und bei Sabina, beides Werte in denen sich Silver Wheaton beteiligt hat steht auch noch lange keine Mine.

Bis jetzt hat Pacifica aber auch noch kein Silber, wenn sie welches hätten und wenn es nur 2 Oz pro Tonne wären, bei Silber wäre das ein eher niedriger Wert, dann hätte man 1 Mrd Oz, damit wäre Pacifica bereits heute ein vielfaches vom aktuellen Wert wert.

Aber dieser Manager ist nicht umsonst bei Pacifica eingestiegen. Den Grund werden wir noch früh genug erfahren.

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.903.969 von MickyMouse1 am 22.02.07 17:50:44

Auch wäre es warscheinlich wesentlich einfacher ein bankloan zu bekommen wenn es silber gibt...

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.906.690 von otd am 22.02.07 19:23:17

wobei wir nicht spekulieren brauchen. Laut Aussage des CEOs sind die Silbergehalte so gering, das sie nicht erwähnt werden. Wobei ich das wiederum als Fehler ansehe.
Wenn nur 10 gramm Silber/t vorkommen würde, so wären das bei 500 MT 5 Mrd Gramm oder rund 150 Mio Oz Silber. Pacifica hat aktuell eine Marktkapitalisierung von weniger als 90 Mio CAD. Da wäre normalerweise allein der Silberwert (1,5 CAD für eine OZ im Boden) 225 Mio CAD, also wäre 90 Mio CAD ein Geschenk.
Pacifica ist momentan so lächerlich unterbewertet, warum schnappt sich kein grosser mal schnell die Aktienmehrheit und die Sache ist gegessen.

[XIO]

http://www.mclwebcasts.com/zinc9/zinc9_files/Default.htm

Pflichtprogramm

[MickyMouse1]

Neueste Meldung Pacifica hat die Flow-Through-Shares herabgesetzt im Preis auf 0.75.

Also die sind wohl ihre shares nicht losgeworden, damit sind alle Spekulationen das jemand einsteigen will weg.

Dazu kommt, das das Management einmal mehr seine Unfähigkeit bestimmte Dinge zu tun kundgetan hat.

Ich gebe doch nicht neue Aktien raus, so ungefähr 40% über Marktpreis um sie dann 2 Tage später wieder herunter zu zeichnen.
Also langsam reicht es mir, schönes Vorkommen hin oder her, andere Mütter haben auch schöne Töchter.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.912.635 von MickyMouse1 am 22.02.07 23:00:21

Mich wunderte es schon, wie die auf die 90 überhaupt gekommen sind.

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.914.172 von XIO am 23.02.07 01:30:47

Die sind auf 0.90 gekommen weil sie unfähig sind Zeitung zu lesen oder im Internet sich die Börsenkurse anzusehen.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.915.840 von MickyMouse1 am 23.02.07 07:46:17

Mann oh Mann..so eine schwere Geburt....
Zum Glück haben die die Riesen-Resource, das schützt letztendlich etwas vor solchen Trampelaktionen.

aber mal abgesehen davon...evtl. ist das ja gar kein Zufall mehr, sondern das gehört alles in den Plan?

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.916.935 von XIO am 23.02.07 09:19:11

In welchen Plan, in den Plan das Unternehmen kaputt zu machen um sich anschliessend billig bedienen zu können ?

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.917.728 von MickyMouse1 am 23.02.07 09:52:49

so ungefähr

[danatbank]

Es besteht noch immer die Hoffnung auf den Schrempp-Effekt, falls
HM die Finanzierung von Yukon Zinc nicht bald aufgestellt bekommt
und seinen Hut nehmen muß.

Diesem Satz muß ich allerdings widersprechen:
andere Mütter haben auch schöne Töchter.
Nachdem UCL anscheinend des Mehdiabad-Projektes verlustig gegangen
ist, gibt es keinen Zink-junior mit einem vergleichbaren Projekt
oder annähernd ähnlicher Unternehmensbewertung.
Wahrscheinliche Zielgröße von HP ist laut Meade 1-1,5 Bio.t
zu 7% kombinert Zink-Blei oder sage und schreibe 20% der
weltweiten Zink- und Bleireserven zum läppischen Preis von 3
größeren appartments in der Upper East Side, wo nach meiner bottom-
up-Analyse Peak Zinc irgendwann in der Mitte der nächsten Dekade
zu erwarten ist.

Die anderen Zinkunternehmen in Kanada mit >1 Mio.t Zinkreserven sind:
Teck Cominco
Xstrata
Hudbay Minerals
Breakwater Resources
Canadian Zinc
Wolfden Resources
Sabina Silver
Mantle Resources
Yukon Zinc
Bei >1 Mio.t Kupfer (inferred resources) fielen mir ein:
Teck Cominco
Northgate Minerals
Taseko
Imperial Metals
Copper Fox
Novagold
CUU käme vielleicht bewertungsmäßig noch am nächsten heran.

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.924.052 von danatbank am 23.02.07 14:44:27

Sorry, du hast vollkommen Recht Pacifica ist die weltweist grösste Resource im Zink und Bleibereich.
Das ist auch der einzige Grund warum ich noch hier bin.
Nur so wie die momentan von seitens des Management agieren, habe ich den Verdacht, das sie das Unternehmen billig machen wollen um es dann über Strohleute zu übernehmen.
Es gibt nur 2 Möglichkeiten, entweder wir haben es hier mit einem sehr schlechten, wenn nicht sogar dem schlechtesten Management überhaupt zu tun oder es sind ausgebuffte Verbrecher.
Durch das investierte Geld werden die Vorkommen immer wertvoller, der Preis sinkt aber permanent. Also die verheizen das Geld nicht einfach. Irgendwann vielleicht bei 50 MIO gibt es dann ein Übernahmeangebot zu 75 Mio, immerhin 50% mehr. Was aber heisst das der kleine Anleger nur noch 0,50 pro Aktie bekommt. Der grosse hat dann das Weltgrösste Vorkommen bezahlt durch die Kleinanleger und das Management bekommt eine schöne Prämie, die bis an ihr Lebensende reicht. Was nützt mir dann der Zinkpeak in 5 Jahren, bis dahin bin ich mein Geld los und meine Anteile hat jemand anderes.
Dieses Management muss weg und zwar ziemlich schnell und gegen erfahrenere und bessere ausgetauscht werden. Oder das aktuelle Management muss endlich zeigen wo der Weg lang geht.
Versprechungen helfen jetzt nicht mehr.

[danatbank]

Vollkommen d´accord, MickeyMouse.

Insbesondere verstehe ich nicht, warum weitere Explorationsbohrungen
angesetzt werden, obwohl dabei die Ressourcenmenge pro Aktie
durch die hierzu benötigten Kapitalerhöhungen tendentiell eher verringert wird, von dem verunglückten Timing und der miesen PR ganz
zu schweigen. Meade scheint nach dem Yukon Zinc-Debakel bei
potentiellen Investoren eine persona non grata zu sein.
Meiner Meinung sollten beschränkte Mittel für infill-drilling zur
Definition einer starter pit bereitgestellt werden. Danach sollte
das Projekt solange eingefroren werden, bis man einen
kapitalkräftigen Partner gefunden hat, mit dessen Hilfe eine
weitere Verwässerung verhindert werden kann. Mir schwebt
irgendsoetwas wie 30% gegen Finanzierung einer BFS und Übernahme
von 50% der Konstruktionskosten vor. Aber bitte nicht Lundin
Mining, die schließen nur Verträge ab, bei denen sie ihre
Vertragspartner übervorteilen. (Bin bei EZM eine Woche vor Ablauf
der Spekulationsfrist mit überbewerteten Lundin-Aktien abgefunden
worden.)

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.927.106 von danatbank am 23.02.07 16:31:53

Ich gebe dir vollkommen Recht. Vor allem wozu muss man jetzt schon wissen für wieviel hundert Jahre das Vorkommen reicht. Das hört sich jetzt übertrieben an. Wenn ich aber an die letzten Drillings denke, da hat man teilweise mehr als 100 m von der Hauptstelle gedrillt um zu sehen ob da was ist, aber eigentlich nur um die Grenzen zu entdecken und man hat hochgradiges Zink entdeckt. Dieses Vorkommen wird man auch in 10 Jahren noch nicht ausgedrillt haben so gross ist es.
Wenn man dies nun erkannt hat, sollte man eine Teilfläche zu Ende drillen. Man kann dann auch aus dieser Teilfläche eine preFeas machen und darstellen wie wertvoll das ganze ist. Darüber sollte der Aktienpreis in vernünftige Bahnen kommen. Dann ist ein JointVenture auch leichter möglich. Schau dir Northern Dynasty an wie die vorgegangen sind. Erst Pebble West, dann wie ein Zufall Pebble East entdeckt. Wer das Anwesen von Northern Dynasty kennt weis, das auf dem Gebiet noch andere nicht untersuchte Stellen existieren. Die kommen dann halt dran wenn man jetzt immer noch keine Mine bauen kann. Das wäre bei Pax auch möglich gewesen. Das ist aber der Unterschied zwischen einem guten und einem weniger gutem Management.
Ich bin gespannt, wie es weitergehen wird.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.927.829 von MickyMouse1 am 23.02.07 16:54:06

Kann man so ein Riesen gGbiet überhaupt auf einmal explorieren oder anders gefragt, macht es sinn?
die Produktionsanlagen laufen doch eh keine 50 Jahre. man muss also bestimmt nochmal neu bauen in ein paar Jahrzehnten.
Also, warum wollen die das durchexplorieren von vorn bis hinten...60km....das kann man doch nebenbei machen.

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.928.196 von XIO am 23.02.07 17:04:11

genau das ist das was ich sagen wollte.

Die einzigen die was davon haben sind die, die das ganze irgendwann für Peanuts übernehmen können. Das ist nicht bei dem wir Kleinanleger profitieren können.
Ich finde das fürchterlich, das ich nur zusehen kann und nichts unternehmen kann. Bei einer deutschen AG könnte ich wenigstens mit vertretbarem Azfwand auf die HV und meinen Unmut äussern.
Kanada ist ein wenig zu weit dafür.

[jowipo]

Hallo allerseits,

lest euch mal das hier durch, das kommt der Wahrheit wohl ziemlich nahe.
Grüße
Jochen
http://www.stockhouse.com/bullboards/viewmessage.asp?no=1427…

[kobv]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.934.045 von jowipo am 23.02.07 20:56:32

Was würdest Du daraus ableiten?

Grüße

[jowipo]

Anscheinend wird gemutmaßt, daß PAX mit jemand über eine Beteiligung an Selwyn verhandelt, der dann eben Bohr- und/oder andere Kosten übernimmt und dafür halt einen gewissen Anteil an Selwyn haben will. Je weniger Geld PAX dieses Jahr braucht, um so geringer wird der Anteil des Partners ausfallen, daher die überstürzte Kapitalerhöhung mit dann soagr gesenktem Preis der flow through-shares, damit sie bloß alle gekauft werden. Unklar ist dabei allen, warum die Verhandlungen unbedingt jetzt sein müssen und nicht erst nach dem neuen Report bei deutlich verbesserter Verhandlungsposition geführt werden.
Ich seh das mit ziemlich gemischten Gefühlen, ein Deal mit einem Major (Teck cominco ist z.B. im Gespräch) gäbe natürlich die entsprechende Publicity und Sicherheit, aber die Konditionen blieben abzuwarten. Ich versteh auch nicht, wieso jetzt noch für viel Geld großflächig zur Resourcenausweitung gebohrt werden soll, anstatt sich erstmal auf das Ausbohren von Reserven für ein Startprojekt zu konzentrieren. Aber leider leider versteh ich ziemlich vieles nicht:-)
Grüße
Jochen

[Dauphin]

Hi !

PAX schliesst grün...?
Unterliege ich jetzt der Rot-Grün-Blindheit, oder sehe ich richtig...

Mickey, laut HP hat PAX 16 g/t Ag hauptsächlich in xy...

Grüsse...

[MickyMouse1]

Guten Morgen,

ich möchte euch heute nur mal zeigen wie überheblich Dr Meade ist.
Ich hatte ihm letzte Woche ein email geschickt, in dem ich ihm zu verschiedenen Dingen fragen gestellt habe.
Eine Frage ging zur Finanzierung, die wie wir wissen ja gänzlich schief gegangen ist. Naja, gänzlich meine ich erst war sie zu 0,90 ausgezeichnet, jetzt zu 0,75 und wo sie enden wird werden wir erst sehen.
Seine Antwort dazu:
.) To the last offering of flow-through-shares

Why do you offer now this flow-through-share ?

The $0.90 pricing was based on a $0.75 close; when the price slipped to
$0.63 it was no longer possible to price at $0.90. The major FT funds are
cutting their premiums that they will pay. If you guys were as smart as you
thing you are, you would know this.

I am not giving answers to why we financed at this time.it will become quite
apparent in the coming weeks. If you don't trust management, do me a favour
and sell your shares.

Eine solche unverschämte Antwort von einem CEO habe ich bisher noch nicht erhalten. Er zeigt doch damit deutlich, wie unwichtig wir Retailer ihm sind. Dieser Satz war übrigens auch der Abschluss des Emails. Kein Gruss - nicht einmal die geringsten Zeichen der Achtung. Wenn ich jemanden nicht leiden kann, dann ende ich mit "Hochachtungsvoll" oder etwas ähnlichem. Nicht einmal das hat er nötig gehabt. Wenn ich nicht antworten will, dann antworte ich nicht. Aber eine solche Unhöflichkeit einem Aktionär gegenüber.

Ich hoffe jeder weis selber was er davon denken soll.

[PENNYUS]

Hatte mir überlegt hier evtl einzusteigen, weil hier anscheinend einiges kommen könnte.
Anscheinend sind ihm Kleinanleger ihm egal, aber warum antwortet er erst und schreibt dann so intelligent wie Pseudoaktienspezialisten auf WO? Dumm, mehr kann ich dazu nicht sagen. Verhält sich wie ein Privat- und nicht wie ein Geschäftsmann. Lass die Finger von der Aktie, vielleicht sollte man das Management komplett austauschen.

[mao_1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.073.563 von PENNYUS am 02.03.07 17:58:19

Der Unfähigkeit des Managements ist IMHO zu verdanken, dass die Aktie dort steht wo sie heute steht. Man müsste den Typen mal fragen, woher das Vertrauen kommen soll, wenn man die bisherige Unternehmensentwicklung anschaut... Dabei hätte die Aktie erhebliches Potenzial, die heutigen Bohrergebnisse bestätigen es wieder.

Bin mal gespannt, ob sich da mal etwas tun wird.

Mao

[XIO]

Na endlich passiert mal was..wurde aber auch Zeit.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.073.563 von PENNYUS am 02.03.07 17:58:19

Ich lasse meine Finger nicht von grössten oder n2. grössten Zinkprojekt der Welt.
Sorry, Sabina..

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.169.948 von XIO am 07.03.07 17:52:27

Ich hatte zwar immer kritisch geschrieben, aber auch ich lasse die Finger nicht von diesem Wert. Ich hatte mir gestern bei diesen Spottpreis noch einmal 15000 Stück in mein Depot gelegt, wo jetzt 30000 Stück auf die Dinge harren die da kommen.

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.171.879 von MickyMouse1 am 07.03.07 19:27:37

Richtig so Mickey...
Ein Bein sollte man schon in der Tür stehen haben...

Das crösschen heute und der Chart im Allgemeinen lässt einen schon mal aufhorchen, ob bei der PDAC nicht doch etwas positives gelaufen sein mag...

BTW...
Bis ende des Monats haben wir noch 17 Handelstage...
Ich hoffe die bluffen nicht...


Grüsse...

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.176.261 von Dauphin am 08.03.07 00:44:27

Nein, ich denke die bluffen nicht. Jetzt gibt es forcierte Massnahmen den Kurs nach oben zu bringen.
Gestern soll sich Roulston geäussert haben, das Pacifica ein guter Wert sei, im Gegensatz zu Yukon Zinc. Das wird einige zum umsteigen bewegen.
Zum anderen erwarte ich das Roulston einen update bringt in nächster Zeit.
Wenn der Kurs jetzt noch ein bisschen anzieht, dann können sie bald ihr PP schliessen. Anschliessend kommt dann die 43-101, die fast fertig sein dürfte. In diesen kleinen handwerklichen Dingen sind sie ja sehr zuverlässig. Dann kommt irgendwann im April/Mai der update der technischen Studie, das wird diesmal nicht solange dauern, da man ja eine Basis hat und nur die Zahlen anpassen muss.
Wenn dann noch eine Beteiligung eines grossen dazu kommt wäre das das Sahnehäubchen, wenn nicht hat man nach dem PP genug Geld das Jahr alleine zu gehen und sich einen Partner in Ruhe zu suchen. Dazu kommt die Umorganisation im Juni, habt ihr euch mal die Projekte der 2. Firma angesehen, da sind ganz nette Dinge dabei.
Vor allem schon ganz nette "Resourcen" auch im Silberbereich.
Vor allem auch ein anderes Management. Dr Meade will dort nicht auch noch den Chef spielen. Das heisst dieses neue Kind wird sehr interessant.
Also jede Menge Dinge, die in den nächsten 3-4 Monaten den Kurs positiv beeinflussen können und nach dem gestrigen Tag denke ich fast nicht, das wir noch einmal Kurse unter 0.60 CAD sehen werden, also war dies genau der richtige Zeitpunkt zum aufstocken.
Alles andere wird die Zeit zeigen. Crösschens hatten wir auch schon im Dezember.

Grüsse...

[XIO]

Roulston und ROB TV ..das bringt schon was...keine Frage.

[otd]

Zink, Zink, Zink...

Pacifica Resources Extends Limits of High-grade Mineralization at XY
http://www.pacifica-resources.com/documents/PAXNR-20070313-L…

otd

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.176.826 von MickyMouse1 am 08.03.07 08:13:14

naja, wir werden das Schlamassel überleben.
Ich hab mir meinen einstieg bei PAX zwar anders vorgestellt, aber prinzipiell ist das ein hochinteressanter Wert.
Eventuell ist seine einzige "Schwäche" seine Mords Resourcen-Grösse.
Dafür ist PAX bestimmt zu gering kapitalisiert, um das Projekt allein zu stemmen.

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.278.405 von XIO am 13.03.07 19:49:07

Sorry, ich dachte wir wären durch.
Ich habe auch keine Ahnung wie lange das noch gehen soll, ich hoffe das die 43-101 etwas Entlastung bringt, aber sicher ist auch das nicht. Wir kriegen jede Woche neue positive Drillergebnisse, aber es gibt immer noch welche die egal zu welchem Preis fast verkaufen wollen.
Wenn ich von dem jetzigen Preis das Bargeld, das Geld was die warrants bringen werden und 20 Mio für Salvant (der neue Explorer mit den anderen Gebieten abziehe) - 20 Mio ist bei den properties sicherlich angebracht, dann bleiben gerade mal so 30-40 Mio für das grösste Zinkvorkommen der Welt über, eine Ressource die bei über 100 Mrd liegen dürfte, irgendwo ist das doch ein Missverhältnis.
Grüsse

[XIO]

Na Gott sei Dank ist das Flow-Through Share Financing durch.

Pacifica Resources Announces Closing of a $7,060,875 Flow-Through Share Financing



Vancouver, BC, March 15, 2007 – Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX.TSX-V) is pleased to announce the closing of the Flow-Through share offering described in news releases of February 19 and 22, 2007. The originally announced offering of $6,000,300 was increased to $7,060,875. A total of 9,414,500 Flow-Through shares were issued at a price of $0.75 each, all of which will be subject to a four month hold period expiring July 15, 2007. The offering was conducted by a syndicate of agents led by Paradigm Capital Inc. which included Dundee Securities Corporation and Pacific International Securities Inc. The agents received a cash commission of 6.5% on the gross proceeds from the sale of the shares.



Proceeds of the financing have been added to approximately $9.1 million in current working capital and will be used for Pacifica’s 2007 exploration program at the Selwyn Project, including the Howard’s Pass area, in the eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories. The Selwyn Project consists of Pacifica’s wholly-owned claims and mineral claims being acquired from the Howard’s Pass Joint Venture. Together, these land holdings cover the 40 kilometre mineralized length of the Howard’s Pass District.



Pacifica’s main focus is the exploration of its Selwyn Project in eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories. The Selwyn Project hosts very large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known deposits have the potential for large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when World’s zinc mine supply is in deficit and there are few new zinc-lead mines under development.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.320.983 von XIO am 16.03.07 08:13:05

Normalerweise mach ich sowas nicht, aber in dem Fall werd ich jetzt wohl noch mal was investieren.

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.321.013 von XIO am 16.03.07 08:16:10

hi. lese immer regelmäßig eure beiträge.

in bezug auf das managment kann ich mir die meinung nur aufgrund eurer beiträge bilden.
in bezug auf die bewertung des unternehmens kann ich nur sagen, das der produtkionsstart und die ertragsaussichten bei produktionablauf entscheidend sind. es zählt eigentlich nicht als hauptgrundlage der wert im boden.

es sind bei diesem wert bestimmt noch genehmigungen offen.
es werden, wie ich gelesen habe, noch bohrungen durchgeführt.
die führungsriege muß entlohnt werden, sei es durch gehälter oder aktienoptionen.
d.h. es sind noch genug belastungsfaktoren offen, welche sich auf den kurs auswirken.
zudem ist der kapitalaufwand und die kapitalbeschaffungsmaßnahmen für die mine noch offen.

es ist phantasie in dieser aktie, gar keine frage. aber ein weiteres invest oder ein neueinstieg, tut sich im moment noch nicht auf.

ich bin aber, was die aussichten in die zukunft anbelangt, sehr überzeugt von diesem wert, wenn natürlich das managment( dieses oder ein anderes) seine hausaufgaben macht.

bin weiterhin stiller leser in diesem forum.


gruß
ycbm

[medimmune]

Pacifica-Aktionäre,

ich möchte euch zusätzlich auf eine Aktie aus dem kanadischen Zinkumfeld aufmerksam machen, die es sich wahrscheinlich lohnt anzuschauen. Tamerlane Ventures (TAM) sitzt als möglicher Near-Term Producer mit einer Mcap. von lediglich 20 Mio. auf einer Ressource von 13 Milliarden $ Zink. Nach Aussagen von Analysten ist es das grösste definierte Basismetall-Vorkommen Kanadas (evtl. abgesehen von Pacificas kommendem Deposit...Definitionssache der Minenbranche). Die Machbarkeitsstudie wird innerhalb der nächsten zwei Wochen erwartet.

Wer Lust hat, der englischen Sprache mächtig ist und Kommentare ausländischer Investoren nicht scheut, der kann gerne mit uns im neuen Thread zu Tamerlane Ventures diskutieren.

[smyl]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.386.077 von medimmune am 20.03.07 11:48:42

da wird ja doch ein bißchen gearbeitet,
und kommt wohl auch noch ganz gut an.

News Release
Pacifica Resources Grants Stock Options
Vancouver, BC, March 23, 2007 – Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX.TSX-V) reports that it has granted
additional stock options to officers and employees to purchase up to a total of 840,000 common
shares, bringing total options outstanding to 10,462,600 or approximately 9.2% of the current issued
capital. The shares were granted under the Pacifica’s rolling stock option plan that provides for
issuance of up to 10% of issued capital at any time. Under the Plan, the options are vested over
three years with one-third vested on issue and the remaining thirds on each of first and second
anniversaries. The options have a five year term and allow the holder to purchase one common
share of the Company for $0.75 per share until March 23, 2012.
Pacifica’s main focus is the exploration of its Selwyn Project in eastern Yukon and Northwest
Territories. The Selwyn Project hosts very large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known
deposits have the potential for large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when World’s zinc
mine supply is in deficit and there are few new zinc-lead mines under development.
This press release contains forward-looking statements concerning the mineralization at and the potential of the Selwyn
Project. These forward-looking statements are based upon the reasonable beliefs of Pacifica and its management as of the
date of this news release; however, forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties and are based upon factors
that may change and assumptions that may prove, with the passage of time, to be incorrect as a result of exploration and
other risk factors associated with mineral exploration and development that are beyond the control of Pacifica. Accordingly,
undue reliance should not be placed upon such statements. If factors materially change or assumptions are materially
incorrect, the actual results, performance or achievements of Pacifica may be materially different from any future results,
performances or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Pacifica does not undertake any
obligation to update or revise any forward-looking statements to reflect new information, future events or otherwise, except
as required by applicable law.
THE TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE HAS NOT REVIEWED AND DOES NOT ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY FOR
THE ADEQUACY OF THIS NEWS RELEASE.
-30-
For more information contact:
Dr. Harlan Meade, President and CEO
Jasmin TamDoo, Manager of Investor Communications
Telephone: [phone]
Toll-free: 1-877-682-5474
International Toll-free: 800-8682-5474
Facsimile: [phone]
[e-mail]
www.pacifica-resources.com

[XIO]

hehe..das wurde ja auch langsam zeit.

[emmischmied]

[tjcc281086]

hehe spass....echt schön ruhig hier mal sehn ob wir im verlauf des jahres hier noch leben reinbekommen....

muss aber eigentlich garnet sein

[emmischmied]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.565.032 von tjcc281086 am 29.03.07 16:39:57

siehst auf dem neuen bild etwas älter aus

[tjcc281086]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.565.143 von emmischmied am 29.03.07 16:44:38

spass vogel...


nagt ganz schön an eurem selbtbewusstsein das ich mit west hawk so recht behalten habe oder

aber kein grund zur sorge hab trotz des damaligen battles whd immer noch auf der watchlist...war auf der invest und das hörte sich ganz nett an...


egal nun zurück zu pax...da gehts heute mächtig rund in can

Veränd. (p) Veränd. (%) Kurs Bid Ask Hoch Tief Open Volumen Uhrzeit A
0.1 16.67 0.7 0.69 0.7 0.72 0.62 0.62 463520 17:51:49

[emmischmied]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.567.335 von tjcc281086 am 29.03.07 18:15:24

gibts was neues zu PAX oder was ist los?

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.567.383 von emmischmied am 29.03.07 18:17:25

naja.."langsam" wirds doch..weiter so

[XIO]

Mineral Resources Increase Significantly at Pacifica's Selwyn Project

VANCOUVER, April 2, 2007 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX News Network/ --

Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX.TSX-V) is pleased to announce an update to the March 2006 NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimate for the Selwyn Project zinc-lead deposits in the Yukon. The updated mineral resource estimate includes the 2006 results from 191 drill holes totalling 41,658.5 metres. The 2006 exploration program demonstrated the expansion potential of the world-class Selwyn Project with five new discovery zones of SEDEX type zinc-lead mineralization. The new and updated mineral resources are reported for nine deposits that occur over a strike length of 26.2 kilometres representing the near surface expression of one continuous, large mineralized deposit. The mineralization is stratabound within the Active Member and is characteristic of sedimentary exhalative deposits (SEDEX).


Highlights

- Indicated mineral resources have increased more than 158% to
86,600,000 tonnes, grading 4.93% zinc and 1.73% lead containing
9,406 million pounds zinc and 3,293 million pounds lead.

- Inferred mineral resources have increased more than 91% to
215,460,000 tonnes, grading 4.71% zinc and 1.48% lead containing
22,377 million pounds zinc and 7,025 million pounds lead.

- In addition, the Mineral Potential is estimated from the 3D block
model to be at least 225 to 235 million tonnes grading from 4.0% to
5.0% zinc and 1.0% to 2.0% lead.

- XY high-grade underground target Indicated mineral resource of
7,394,860 tonnes grading 9.88% zinc and 4.32% lead containing
1,610 million pounds zinc and 703 million pounds lead. Note this is
contained within the Indicated mineral resource figure above.

- XY high-grade underground target Inferred mineral resource of
1,856,500 tonnes grading 10.41% zinc and 3.71% lead containing
425 million pounds zinc and 151 million pounds lead. Note this is
contained within the Inferred mineral resource figure above.

The updated mineral resource estimate was prepared by John J. O'Donnell, the onsite Qualified Person for Pacifica in conjunction with, and under audit by, Independent Qualified Person under NI 43-101, Cliff Pearson of Pearson Geological Ltd. of Victoria, BC. Mr. Pearson will oversee the preparation of the related NI 43-101 Technical Report. Mr. Pearson has also reviewed and approved the contents of this press release. In accordance with National Instrument 43-101, the Technical Report will be filed on SEDAR within 45 days.


usw.....

[ycbm]

hi XIO,

gib es neuigkeiten von pacifica? ist ja kaum einer noch hier anzutreffen. der thread wurde heute kaum gelesen. wohl auch die letzten tage nicht.

wäre schade, wenn die diskussion hier einschlafen würde, nur weil der kurs nicht anspringt und sich daraufhin alle von ihrem invest verabschiedet haben...

gruß
ycbm

[XIO]

nö. momentan nicht...
ich ärgere mich etwas, daß ich 3 wochen zu früh gekauft habe.
Jetzt ist PAX eine Schmäckerchen.

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.754.768 von ycbm am 11.04.07 11:58:36

Ich bin noch dabei. Bei mir liegt diese Aktie im Langfristdepot wo auch Baja liegt. Es sind halt beides keine Werte mit denen man in Deutschland traden kann.

Baja wird spätestens im Juni steigen wenn die Finanzierung durch ist, dann werden alle jammern das sie nicht dabei sind.
Baja für etwa je 10 Mrd Kupfer und Kobalt. nach 43-101, gerüchtemässig sehr viel mehr. Sie werden 2009 zum Produzenten dann mit einem Cashflow von jährlich 700 Mio. Die Fa. kostet FD gerade mal 200 Mio CAD.

Pacifica ist für mich der Zinkplay des nächsten Jahrzehnts. Dann wenn alle anderen kleinen Depots zur Neige gehen, dann wird Pax zeigen was es hat. Hier ist das weltgrösste Zink-/Bleivorkommen am entstehen. Momentan ist Pax lächerlich niedrig bewertet. Aufgrund dieser niedrigen Bewertung leidet allerdings die Dillution, denn die Erschliessung dieses Gebietes kostet halt mal Geld und das wird aktuell durch immerneue PP's finanziert. Sie sollten langsam mal schauen jemanden zu finden der die weiteren Arbeiten bezahlt.

Naja, in diesem Sinne

LG
Micky

[XIO]

Pacifica Resources Commences Winter Mobilization In Advance Of Drilling Activities

VANCOUVER, Apr 11, 2007 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --

Trading Symbol: PAX.TSX-V

Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX.TSX-V) is pleased to update shareholders on the start of the 2007 program for the Selwyn Project, Yukon. Mobilization of heavy-equipment, bulk material and supplies for the proposed $25 million exploration program has commenced.

Winter Mobilization

To reduce logistical costs for the mobilization of heavy-equipment and bulk supplies to the Selwyn Project, Pacifica is utilizing the airstrip at the Cantung Mine operated by North American Tungsten Corporation, as it is the closest point to the Selwyn Project with direct highway access. This large-scale mobilization of heavy-equipment and bulk supplies greatly reduces the start up time of the existing XY and newly established New Anniv camp to mid-April 2007. Both 40-person exploration camps are scheduled to be fully active by late-May 2007.

To accomplish the large-scale mobilization from the Cantung airstrip, a large-lift, Mi-26 helicopter from Airborne Energy Solutions Ltd. of Whitecourt, Alberta was contracted to move heavy-equipment and bulk supplies. The large-scale mobilization began on April 6, 2007 with the Mi-26 helicopter and given its unique lifting capabilities, the Mi-26 has now completed its work. The remainder of the material and supplies will be flown to site by fixed-wing aircraft and helicopters from Alkan Air Ltd., and Heli Dynamics Ltd. respectively, both of Whitehorse, Yukon. The mobilization will continue for approximately one month barring weather conditions.

Coincident with the start of diamond drilling activities, the newly acquired heavy-equipment will recommence construction on the new airstrip for the New Anniv exploration camp and initiate rehabilitation of the extensive exploration trail infrastructure established by prior operators throughout the Don Valley. As soon as snow-pack conditions become more favourable through late-April to early-May, additional drill rigs will resume drilling at the XY Central deposit, continuing both deep drilling of the high-grade underground mineral resource and definition drilling of open-pit resources.

2007 Exploration Program

Drilling activities are slated to commence in mid-April 2007 with two diamond drill rigs in Don Valley. Initial follow-up of the high-grade mineralization intersected in the Don, Don East and HC West Zones will begin by drilling several sections across the valley that coincides with the interpreted core of the regional synclinal structure.

The approved $25 million exploration program in 2007 will include more than 40,000 metres of core drilling, environmental baseline and site engineering studies. The diamond drilling activities will be focused on infill and definition drilling throughout the 22-kilometre corridor of zinc-lead mineralization that includes three major zinc-lead deposits, XY, Anniv Central, and Anniv East, as well as five newly discovered deposits Brodel, HC, HC West, Don East, and Don that are amenable to open-pit mining. The 2007 drilling will provide for further upgrading of mineral resource classification of the recently released, updated NI 43-101 mineral resource for these deposits consisting of Indicated mineral resources of 158% to 86,600,000 tonnes, grading 4.93% zinc and 1.73% lead and an Inferred mineral resources of 91% to 215,460,000 tonnes, grading 4.71% zinc and 1.48% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). The updated mineral resource estimate for the Selwyn Project was prepared by John J. O'Donnell, the onsite Qualified Person for Pacifica in conjunction with, and under audit by, Independent Qualified Person under NI 43-101, Cliff Pearson of Pearson Geological Ltd. of Victoria, BC.

The newly discovered high-grade underground targets at XY and in Don Valley appear to indicate a transition to higher grades in the core of the synclinal structure hosting the various deposits, signalling the potential for significant tonnages of higher grade mineralization over the more than 15 kilometres separating these two zones.

Mr. Jason Dunning (P.Geo.), the Qualified Person pursuant to National Instrument 43-101, has reviewed and approved the contents of this press release.

Pacifica's main focus is the exploration of its properties in the Selwyn Project area, Yukon that are part of the Selwyn Project; which hosts large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known deposits have the potential for large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when World zinc mine supply is in deficit and there are few new mines under development.

[ycbm]

schön, bekannte gesichter anzutreffen.

wie schon gesagt wurde, die bohr- und genehmigungsprogramme werden noch viel geld kosten, welche über aktien reingeholt werden.
für mich ist immer ein zeitlicher ablauf wichtig, welcher mir zeigt, welche stationen richtung produktion erreicht werden.
daran kann man auch die bewertungsanpassung in etwa festlegen.

das pacifica nen riesenpotential hat-davon bin ich auch mehr als überzeugt, allerdings ist der gegenwerdige zeitpunkt noch recht früh.

wann sollen die bohrprogramme auf Sel. abgeschlossen sein? denn mit 25 mio can$ kann man schon länger bohren... wie schaut danach die cashposition aus?

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.762.086 von ycbm am 11.04.07 18:04:58

Also das Bohrprogramm soll dieses Jahr durchgeführt werden.
Danach hofft man ungefähr 500 Mio t measured+indicated+inferred zu haben um dann anschliessend damit in die feas zu gehen.

Cash ist danach keines mehr da. Wichtig für PAX wäre eine Partnerschaft mit einem Major, der alle Kosten übernimmt und PAX dafür einen Anteil lässt. Wenn sie alles mit Dillution finanzieren wollen, haben wir keine Chance das Projekt zu Ende zu führen oder haben dann eine Dillution weit jenseits von Gut und Böse.

Angeblich gibt es ein paar Interessenten aber die Vorstellungen des CEO weichen noch stark von denen eines potentiellen Interessenten ab.

Ich bin hier echt gespannt wie es weiter geht, entweder ein höherer Shareprice oder ein Partner müssen her, soviel ist klar.

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.775.113 von MickyMouse1 am 12.04.07 13:21:12

danke für die antwort.

welche vorstellungen hat der CEO, das diese uninteressant von investoren sein könnten?

in bezug auf die cashposition: naja, dann werden wir hier zum ende des jahres 2007 weitere PPs sehen. eine evtl. partnerschaft sollte eher für die minenkonstruktion genutzt werden.

ich denke mal, das eine bis zum ende des jahres 2007 erstellte FS oder pre-FS mehr einblicke gewähren wird und eine bewertung nach einem entsprechendem zeitfenster erstellt werden kann. momentan ist es schwierig dies zu tun. deshalb halten sich investoren noch zurück.

ich übrigens auch


ycbm

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.775.873 von ycbm am 12.04.07 14:07:28

naja, was ich aus den kanadischen Boards weis und durch mailings mit einigen etwas grösser investierten herausgefunden habe spricht der CEO von einem Aktienkurs von CAD 10.- in einem Jahr. Jemand der solche Vorstellung hat wahrscheinlich entsprechende Vorstellungen was eine Partnerschaft angeht.
Ich warte auf die Aktualisierung der Wirtschaftlichkeitsanalys die bald kommen wird, vielleicht noch im April oder im Mai. Danach kann man mehr sagen.

Allerdings bin ich bereits investiert, die aktuellen Kurse musste man einfach ausnutzen. Wir werden in ein paar Monaten sehen wie günstig dieser Zeitpunkt zum kaufen war.

LG
Micky

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.776.157 von MickyMouse1 am 12.04.07 14:27:34

moin.

10 CAN$ in einem jahr? naja, würde 6,50€ entsprechen. will garnicht die prozentzahl vom jetzigen zeitpunkt aus berechnen...also ich sage zwar-nix ist unmöglich-aber dies klingt bisl sehr unseriös.

aurelian hat zwar in einem jahr mehr zugelegt, allerdings auch im zuge der ressourcenerhöhungen und bohrprogramme.
bei pacifica sind diese unmengen bekannt und trotzdem passiert nix.

nee nee, der ausbleibende anstieg hat andere gründe. aber manchmal benötigt eine aktie nur den gewissen anstoss, um zur fairen bewertung zu gelangen. aber wann diese zündung stattfindet, ist schwer abzuschätzen...
ich denke mal, es fehlt so´n´bisl an den empfehlungen durch private oder institutionelle personen/ investoren.


gruß
ycbm

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.789.995 von ycbm am 13.04.07 10:11:43

na, bei den aussichten müssen 1000% kommen...mindestens...das einzige was nervt....ist die Zeit und die Volatilität

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.790.408 von XIO am 13.04.07 10:35:46

das 1000% kommen-das halte ich für sehr wahrscheinlich. aber in einem jahr? ich weiß ja nicht, wann der CEO diese aussage getätigt hat, aber das ist bisl arg viel.
1000% bis ca. 2009/2010 ist möglich, gar keine frage.

tja, warten muß man immer. ich habe bei IGMI( HEUTE GMO) auch ein jahr warten müssen. nun bin ich gut im plus.
dort war die zündung die SPROTT-investition und der neue CEO von newmont corp.

ich sach ja, pacifica hat enormes potential, wird aber noch nicht ins rennen geschickt. und solange bei solchen kursen aktien herausgegeben werden, wird es das unternehmen schwer haben, hoch zu kommen.

wieviel genehmigte aktien gibt es im unternehmen? 130 mio sollen ja ausstehen? von wieviel genehmigten?

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.790.656 von ycbm am 13.04.07 10:49:18

ne, gotteswillen in einem Jahr natürlich nicht....
denke so, gegen 2012, also in 5 Jahren 1000%.
Das wäre aber trotzdem ein sehr guter Schnitt.
Wenn dieses Jahr so 1 CAD rauskommt, wär ich erstmal zufrieden.

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.790.754 von XIO am 13.04.07 10:54:01

aber spätestens 2012

hoffen wir mal, das mit der pre-FS, welche dieses jahr hoffentlich erscheint, die produktionshöhe bekanntgegeben wird. daran kann man in etwa mögliche kurskorridore ableiten.

danach sehen wir weiter. bis dahin sollte meiner meinung nach, außer es kommen bahnbrechende news, nix weiter passieren. kann mich aber auch irren

so erstmal schönes wochenende an euch.

gruß
ycbm

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.789.995 von ycbm am 13.04.07 10:11:43

Ich weis nicht, Lawrence Roulston hat hier auch schon seine Bewertung geschriebem und es hat nicht viel gebracht.

Bei der Anzahl von Bashern welche auf dem kanadischen Stockhouse Board sind, für eine Aktie die angeblich keiner kennt und keiner will sieht das für mich nach Manipulation aus.
Hier will einer noch sehr sehr billig hineinkommen, sich erst die Arbeit von den Kleinaktionären bezahlen lassen die zu tun ist. Anschliessend eine billige Übernahme durchführen.

Eine faire Bewertung hier müsste sicherlich bereits bei > 1.- CAD liegen.
Jetzt wird erst mal wieder gedrillt, die Ergebnisse werden wir im Sommer und im Herbst sehen. Ich hoffe man kann uns dann mehr von den höhergradigeren Ergebnissen zeigen. Anschliessend wird man hoffentlich noch im Herbst mit der Feasibility beginnen und uns dann nächstes Jahr im Frühjahr zeigen was das Projekt wert ist.
Wenn die Rohstoff Hausse bis dahin hält sollten Kurse von 3-5 CAD möglich sein.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.829.109 von MickyMouse1 am 15.04.07 21:11:34

Betrachten wir es mal so:

Würde PAX jetzt einen langsamen Anstieg stetig vorlegen, wären wir doch die nächsten 3-5 jahre immer mit dabei.

Wir gehen also davon aus, daß PAX eine Megaprojekt stemmen wird und sich ordentlich vervielfacht.

Gegenwärtig geht es sehr Volatil zu, was aber an der fundamentalen einschätzung nichts ändert.#

Wir sind so oder so eh bei Pax investiert und können den Wert theoretisch die nächsten Jahre ausblenden, da der Erfolg zu 99% eintritt.

Also machen wir uns nicht den Kopp heiss.

[XIO]

Pacifica Resources gets taxpayer money for Selwyn study

2007-05-08 10:00 ET - News Release

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES AWARDED FUNDING FROM YUKON GOVERNMENT FOR INFRASTRUCTURE STUDIES

Pacifica Resources Ltd. is getting up to $97,200 toward Pacifica's undertaking studies on the concentrate handling, shipping and port facilities for the Selwyn project from the Strategic Industries Fund program of the Yukon government's Department of Economic Development. The total cost of the study is estimated at $216,000.

The SIDF funding was provided under the general mandate of the Department of Economic Development of the Yukon to provide assistance in the development of industries and strategic projects in the Yukon having the potential for broad-based economic benefits. It is anticipated that the development of the zinc-lead deposits of the Selwyn project will provide significant benefit to the Yukon as a stand-alone mine operation and that the infrastructure required would be a welcome addition and enhance the potential for other industrial developments in the Yukon.

"This is a good example of our recent observation that projects funded by SIDF are maturing," Economic Development Minister Jim Kenyon said. "Initiatives such as Pacifica's are moving closer to completion and will contribute to an increase in economic activity in the years to come. This activity also supports this government's commitment to foster the development of Yukon's sustainable competitive advantage by funding strategic projects and initiatives that create secondary spinoffs to the economy."

The objective of the concentrate handling and shipping assessment is to quantify cost parameters and provide guidance for the engineering work that will ultimately impact decisions as to the optimal scale of production for the Selwyn project.

This comprehensive assessment of concentrate handling and shipping for the Selwyn project will produce a report including trade-off studies for concentrate haulage routes, transportation methods and port selection, and include consideration of engineering, environmental and community consultation matters. Also included in the report will be the conceptual design for the recommended transport route and port facilities in the areas of the mine access road conceptual design; the conceptual design of concentrate handling systems conceptual design at the mine site and at the recommended port; and related preliminary capital and operating cost estimates.

Pacifica's main focus is the exploration of its properties that compose the Selwyn project in the Yukon, which hosts large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. Pacifica's $25-million 2007 exploration, engineering and environmental program in 2007 is under way with initial drilling of the HC, HC West, Don East and Don deposits in Don Valley. This drilling has the potential to add significant new resources in both the open pit and underground mine environments.

Pacifica Resources starts drilling on Selwyn

2007-04-30 10:48 ET - News Release

Dr. Harlan Meade reports

PACIFICA RESOURCES ANNOUNCES 2007 SELWYN DRILLING COMMENCES IN DON VALLEY

Pacifica Resources Ltd. has started the diamond drilling program on its Selwyn project. Two diamond drills contracted for exploration drilling on the Selwyn project are now coring in the Don Valley with a third diamond drill starting up later this week. All remaining diamond drills will commence drilling over the next five to six weeks. The program consists of a minimum 40,000 metres of diamond drilling that will be mostly infill drilling but will also include the testing of some high-priority regional stratigraphic targets outside of the defined deposits and zones. The exploration drilling is a major component of a minimum $25-million budget that also includes continuing engineering and environmental studies.

Since 2005, Pacifica successfully completed 49,975.5 metres in 244 drill holes that resulted in discovery of the Don, Don East, HC West, HC, Brodel, OP West and Pelly North zones. These new discoveries have built upon the large geological database from former operators who had completed a total of 36,359 metres of diamond drilling in 218 drill holes, mostly in the Anniv and XY deposits. Detailed drilling has defined a very large mineral resource inventory for the Howard's Pass deposits. Indicated mineral resources have increased more than 158 per cent to 86.6 million tonnes, grading 4.93 per cent zinc and 1.73 per cent lead containing 9,406,000 pounds zinc and 3,293,000 pounds lead. The inferred mineral resources increased more than 91 per cent to 215.46 million tonnes, grading 4.71 per cent zinc and 1.48 per cent lead containing 22,377,000 pounds zinc and 7,025,000 pounds lead (see April 2, 2007, news in Stockwatch).

The initial diamond drilling throughout the Don Valley will follow up on high-grade results from both the Don East and Don deposits. The definition drilling is designed to increase the confidence in the shallow zinc-lead mineralization amenable for open pit mining, as well as expand the high-grade mineral potential amenable for underground mining. The evaluation of higher-grade mineralization is focused on defining sufficient resources to provide 5,000 to 10,000 tonnes per day from underground mining to the current 20,000-tonne-per-day open pit development plan (see Jan. 18, 2007, news in Stockwatch).

The regional stratigraphic drilling will be focused in areas where there is significant near-surface mineralization that could lead to development of additional mineral potential for shallow zinc-lead mineralization and areas of higher-grade mineralization such as has been defined in the XY zone. These higher-grade zones could form the basis of defining resources for large-scale underground mining. There can be no assurance that such new mineral resources will be defined; however, the exceptional continuity of the mineralization within the favourable active member suggests a reasonable probability of doing so.

Coincident with the start of diamond drilling activities, Pacifica field crews have recommenced the construction of an airstrip for the new exploration camp in Don Valley. To date, there has been significant progress and work is ahead of schedule. In addition, field crews have undertaken the rehabilitation of the extensive exploration trail infrastructure established by prior operators throughout Don Valley. These trails will serve as access for the current diamond drill program thereby further reducing logistical support costs in 2007.

The Howard's Pass district exploration program is being reviewed by qualified person Jason Dunning, MSc, PGeo, under the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. The on-site qualified person for the Selwyn project is John O'Donnell, PGeo, under the meaning of National Instrument 43-101.

Note that all discussion of NI 43-101-compliant indicated and inferred mineral resources are referenced in the March, 2006, NI 43-101 report for the Selwyn project. An NI 43-101 report for the recently updated mineral resource for the Selwyn project will be filed shortly. In reviewing historical resources, all discussion of indicated mineral resources that predate introduction of NI 43-101 should be considered as inferred mineral resources. All historical inferred mineral resources that predate NI 43-101 should be considered as areas of mineral potential requiring further definition through drilling. Historical mineral resources are referenced in the June, 2005, NI 43-101 report for Howard's Pass. Copies of the reports can be viewed on SEDAR.

[XIO]

[XIO]

hehe +18

[XIO]

Angeblich hat Sprott heute mit 1.4 Mio Shares zugeschlagen.

[XIO]

Pacifica Resources invites you to the
New York Hard Assets Conference

May 14-15, 2007

New York Marriott Marquis Times Square
Booth 506

We hope to see you at the conference to provide you with an update on the latest activities on the Selwyn Project.

Pacifica’s main focus is the advancement of its Selwyn Projectin eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories.



The major drilling program has confirmed a giant class zinc-lead deposit extending more than 37km.

Selwyn Project Highlights:

2005 and 2006 drilling has resulted in the discovery of five new zones that defines the mineralized strata over a continuous 37.5 km.
$25 million budget in 2007 for exploration, development and environmental programs.
updated NI 43-101 compliant resource including 86 million tonnes Indicated and 215 million tonnes Inferred mineral resources.
reorganization to form a new exploration company, Savant Explorations with the purpose to allow Pacifica to solely focus on the Selwyn Project. Savant will advance Pacifica’s other exsiting properties in Canada, United States and Chile.
If you are interested in attending, pre-registration is free if completed online at www.iiconf.com.


Additional conference details:


New York Marriott Marquis Times Square

1535 Broadway, New York, NY

Show Floor Hours:

Monday May 14 – 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Tuesday May 15 – 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM

[XIO]

The major drilling program has confirmed a giant class zinc-lead deposit extending more than 37km.

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.258.272 von XIO am 10.05.07 20:30:49

moin.

kannst du den kauf von sprott belegen? allerdings ist der kauf vom sprott gemessen an der gesamtaktienanzahl relativ wenig.

aber es ist ein weiterer indiz für das potenzial der aktie/ des unternehmens.

gruß
ycbm

[XIO]

ich habe leider keinen Screenshot

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.279.921 von XIO am 12.05.07 13:04:57

moin.

naja, müßte ja irgendwann dazu nen filling geben. oder hat er die stücke über den offenen markt gekauft?
eigentlich müßte dies die aktie nach oben ziehen. oder einige mehr müssen sich noch positionieren.

wann werden die nächsten angaben zur unternehmensstruktur erwartet?

ansonsten heißt es einfach nur auf den funken warten, welcher dem kurs nach oben verhilft...


gruß
tapete

[otd]

Zink, Zink, Zink

Pacifica Resources Announces Significant Expansion of High-Grade Mineral Potential in Don Valley
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070528/200705280393259002.html?.v=1

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.505.818 von otd am 28.05.07 15:49:21

danke OTD, kann man das mit irgendeiner anderen Firma vergleichen?

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.505.920 von XIO am 28.05.07 15:51:46

Viele Projekten haben Vorteile: bessere Grad, Nebenmetallen (wirklich schade das es nicht ein bisschen Silber gibt), besser erreichbar oder bessere Infrastruktur. Aber in ein ist Pacifica einzigartig: es ist unvergleichbar groß.

Andere Zink-werten im Depot: Firestone und Sabina. Hoch auf die WL: Donner Metals.

Wer hat/kennt bessere Werten?

Grüße,
otd

[XIO]

0.78 Canadian Dollar = 0.53761 Euro

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.516.277 von XIO am 28.05.07 19:50:37

"es ist unvergleichbar groß."

So gross: (ganz links)

[otd]

Pacifica Resources Announces Shareholders Approve Plan of Arrangementhttp://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070531/200705310394421001.html?.v=1

[XIO]

Wann endlich ist der Split zu Selwyn Resources?

[XIO]

ok, hätt ich mir auch selber beantworten können

Pacifica will now file the Plan of Arrangement documents with the Supreme Court of British Columbia for final approval and, upon obtaining that, the Court approved documents will be filed with BC Registrar of Companies to complete the Arrangement. Upon completion (expected to be as of the close of business (Vancouver time) on June 6, 2007), Savant will be listed on the TSX Venture Exchange (the "Exchange") and the Savant common shares, which will be free from trading restrictions, will be distributed to the holders of Pacifica common shares on the Share Distribution Record Date. As of June 7, 2007 Pacifica will trade on the Exchange under its new name, Selwyn Resources Ltd. (Sym:SWN) and Savant will be posted for trading on the Exchange (Sym:SVT).

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.583.917 von XIO am 02.06.07 07:16:11

hi.

kannst du mal bitte die aufteilung näher erklären.
zu welchem unternehmen gehen die riesen vorkommen , bzw zu welchen teilen werden die projekte aufgeteilt.

was ist mit deinen pacifica aktien geschehen? wurden sie eingezogen oder umgetauscht? oder mußtest du komplett neu zeichnen?

danke dir

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.584.997 von ycbm am 02.06.07 11:07:23

Es ist eigentlich ganz einfach.

1. Alle Pacifica-Aktien, die man am kommenden Freitag hält werden 1:1 in Selvwyn-Aktien umgetauscht.

2. Zusätzlich erhält man je Pacifica-Aktie 0.108 Savant-Aktien

3. Die Propertys werden folgendermassen aufgeteilt:
- Selwyn erhält Selwyn
- Savant erhält den Rest

4. Ich denke der Umtausch wird automatisch durch die Bank ausgeführt.

5. Ziel des ganzen ist es, das sich Pacifica (zukünftig Selwyn) ausschliesslich um dieses eine grösste Zink/Blei-Property der Welt kümmern kann und das aber gleichzeitig ein Mehrwert durch die anderen Propertys geschaffen werden kann.
Da sind schliesslich auch ein paar ganz nette Gebiete dabei. Bisher wurde Pacifica ja nur aufgrund von Selwyn bewertet. Es entsteht also ein richtiger Mehrwert. Ich bin gespannt wie sich dies auf den Aktienkurst auswirken wird.
Normal wäre, wenn es einen Abschlag entsprechend dem zusätzlichen Wert geben würde. Ich rechne aber damit, das der Abschlag geringer ausfallen wird als erwartet. Damit wäre dann ein zusätzlicher Mehrwert entstanden.
Was ich momentan nicht überblicken kann ist die steuerliche Seite.
Gut die Savant-Aktien wird man wohl versteuern müssen. Hoffentlich kapiert das Finanzamt, das man Pax nicht verkauft hat sondern das es sich lediglich um eine Umbenennung handelt. Nachdem ich einen Grossteil meiner Aktien hier zum Tiefstpunkt gekauft habe, wäre mir das schon wichtig.

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.586.358 von MickyMouse1 am 02.06.07 13:07:33

besteht dann für beide companys jeweils ein managment oder werden beide von einem gelenkt?

wieso kann ein mehrwert durch die anderen probertys geschaffen werden, wenn diese ausgegliedert werden?
durch die ausgliederung wird, wie du schon gesagt hast, ein abschlag des unternehmenswertes stattfinden. wie hoch dieser sein wird, werden wir am 6.juni sehen.

bezgl. der steuerlichen seite-bis diese aktie richtig steigt, vergeht noch mind. ein jahr...m.m.

denn nun muß die strategie neu festgelegt und umgesetzt werden.

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.586.693 von ycbm am 02.06.07 13:32:34

Beide Unternehmen werden ihr eigenes Management haben.
Zu diesem Zweck wurde im März bereits ein neuer CEO für Savant eingestellt.

Es kann ein Mehrwert geschaffen werden, weil bisher die Properties die Savant erhält im Kurs von Pax wenn überhaupt dann nur eine geringe Rolle gespielt haben. Ich vermute, das sie überhaupt mit einem Wert 0 eingerechnet waren. Dadurch das sie jetzt in einer eigenen Firma gehalten und vor allem bearbeitet werden entsteht ein Wert, der sicherlich > 0 sein wird.

Die steuerliche Seite ist sehr wohl relevant, da die Gratisaktien an Savant als Dividende versteuert werden müssen. Ich habe das schon ein paar mal mitgemacht und werde hierüber nicht streiten. Wenn jemand anderer Meinung ist, dann soll er das bitte mit seinem Finanzamt ausmachen. Ich werde hierzu nicht mehr posten.

Die Strategien stehen fest.
Selwyn wird Selwyn weiter explorieren. Hier steht eine neue Scoping Studie an und wir werden auch bald neue Drillergebnisse sehen. Hier ändert sich an der Strategie durch die Ausgliederung nichts.
Savant wird sich neu postieren müssen. Die Propertys werden in Agriff genommen werden. Da aber der neue CEO seit März bekannt ist und sich sicherlich gut vorbereitet hat dürfte ein Teil dieser Orientierung bereits abgeschlossen sein. Ich denke wir werden hier innerhalb der nächsten paar Wochen erfahren, welche Pläne Savant hat. Bis dahin sollte man die Gelegenheit nutzen sich eine nette Anfangsposition von Savant zuzulegen, so man dies möchte. Ich halte die Properties von Savant für sehr interessant, da zum Teil bereits historische Ressourcen bestehen und dies ist immer besser als wenn man von Null anfangen muss und man erst einmal Gl+ck braucht etwas zu finden.
Ausserdem wird Savant zum Start über ausreichend finanzieller Mittel verfügen.

Ich hoffe dir alle Fragen beantwortet zu haben.

[MickyMouse1]

Pacifica Resources Appoints McClintock as President and CEO of Savant
Vancouver, BC, February 19, 2007 – Pacifica Resources Ltd. (PAX.TSX-V) is pleased to
announce the appointment of Jack McClintock as the President and CEO of Savant
Explorations Ltd., the company to be created through the previously announced reorganization
of Pacifica (see January 29, 2007 news release).
With over 30 years in the mineral exploration business, Jack McClintock has a wide variety of
experience including senior management positions with major mining and junior mining
companies, including global Exploration Manager for BHP Billiton. Jack brings with him a proven
track record of discovery having lead teams responsible for a number of major discoveries,
including the Spence copper mine in Chile recently commissioned by BHP Billiton. The Spence
mine is projected to produce over 200,000 tonnes of copper cathode per year.
Under Mr. McClintock’s leadership, building on the assets acquired from Pacifica, Savant will be
an aggressive explorer, dedicated to creating value by focused early stage exploration in
districts and areas with known potential for high margin deposits. The Company’s activities will
be aimed at earlier stage projects globally, and utilize the experience of a skilled exploration
team to take these projects through discovery to capture the high discovery value of significant
deposits.
Savant’s strategy is to assemble a team of proven explorers and use pragmatic, traditional
exploration methods to identify high potential districts, acquire mineral rights and execute
exploration programs designed to quickly lead to discovery. Savant will carry out the initial low
cost exploration to the point of a discovery hole, and then seek a major partner through a non
public sale process. The buyer would finance the advancement of the project with Savant
retaining an interest in the discovery property.
Pacifica intends to complete the plan of arrangement and distribute the Savant shares to its
shareholders in June 2007. Additional information on the Plan of Arrangement reorganization
plan will be available in an information circular to be mailed to shareholders in advance of an
Extraordinary and Annual General meeting of the shareholders to be held in June to approve
the Plan of Arrangement. The reorganization of Pacifica’s assets will be subject to regulatory
and shareholder approval.

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.586.864 von MickyMouse1 am 02.06.07 13:45:42

ich habe auch nicht gesagt, das die steuerliche seite nicht relevant sei. das die savant-aktien mit beginn der notierung steuerlich die jahresfrist neu erhält, dürfte einleuchtend sein. die haltedauer der aktien von selwyn werden wahrscheinlich angerechnet. bin aber kein steuerberater, somit muß dies jeder abklären.
und streiten möchte ich mich deswegen schon garnicht.

die ausgliederung wird vorteilhaft für die aktionäre von savant sein, da hier eine neubewertung statfindet.
selwyn wird hier nur dann davon profitieren, wenn sie noch aktienpakete an savant hält. sonst wüßte ich nicht, wo hier ein mehrwert für selwyn sein soll.
lasse mich aber gerne eines besseren belehren

woher kommen die finanziellen mittel von savant?
habe mich nur über diesen thread auf dem laufenden gehalten-sorry für die vielen fragen

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.587.202 von ycbm am 02.06.07 14:12:02

ycbm, ein Antwort auf viel deiner Fragen (aus die letzte PR):

´The Arrangement also provides for Pacifica to transfer $2,590,000 to Savant in exchange for 7,400,000 units of Savant, with each unit consisting of one common share and one half of a common share purchase warrant. The 3,700,000 Savant warrants will be issued as fully paid and non-assessable securities and will allow Pacifica to purchase up to 3,700,000 common shares of Savant at $0.55 per share, over a period of two years from the completion of the Arrangement. These funds will provide Savant with working capital to cover administration expense and proposed exploration activities.´

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.589.690 von otd am 02.06.07 16:09:47

P.S. Die 7,4 Mio Aktien ist rund 36,5%

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.587.202 von ycbm am 02.06.07 14:12:02

Momentan halte ich Pacifica Aktien.

Zukünftig werde ich Selwyn und Savant-Aktien haben.

Der finanzielle Mehrwert den ich angesprochen haben hat sich darauf bezogen das die Summe der Werte der Selwyn und Savantaktien
mehr sein wird als was heute meine Pacifica Aktien wert sind ohne, dass ich zusätzlich Kapital einsetzen muss.

Das ein Selwyn Aktie nicht nur durch diese Abspaltung mehr wert ist als eine Pacifica ist doch wohl klar.
Ich denke aber das eine Selwyn Aktie + der dazugehörige Anteil an einer Savant Aktie mehr wert ist als eine Pacifica.

Steuerlich sieht es anders aus als du geschrieben hast.
Der Wert den eine Savantaktie zum Zeitpunkt der Einbuchung haben wird, ist voll einkommenssteuerwirksam und nicht erst wenn du sie verkaufst. Wenn man sie innerhalb eines Jahres verkauft, dann kommt noch einmal der Gewinn, dh. die Differenz zwischen dem Verkaufspreis und dem Wert zu dem sie letzte Woche eingebucht wird hinzu. Ist zwar eigentlich ungerecht, da die Einbuchung ja eigentlich keinen Mehrwert darstellt, wird aber so praktiziert.

Aktionäre von Savant gibt es momentan noch keine, diese Firma wird erst durch diese Aktion gegründet. Also kann der Deal für sie ja wohl kaum vorteilhaft sein. Oder wenn meinst du mit "Aktionäre von Savant"`?

Die finanziellen Fragen sind ja schon beantwortet worden.

Eigentlich ist es ja ganz einfach.

Aus einer Firma Pacifica Exploration
werden 2 Firmen Savant und Selwyn.

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.595.685 von MickyMouse1 am 02.06.07 19:03:58

moin.

mit aktionäre meine ich zum beispiel die pacificaaktionäre, welche sich nun an savant beteiligen konnten und natürlich diese, welche früh über den markt dabei sind.

das die savantanteile gratisaktien sind, habe ich wohl überlesen. somit wird dies steuerlich gesondert berechnet.

naja, viel geld ist dies nicht, welches savant - als explorer - , erhält.
da werden wohl bald die ersten PPs anstehen, um den geschäftsbetrieb anzukurbeln.

na ich werde wohl beide beobachten, wobei selwyn mein hauptaugenmerk sein wird logisch

gruß
ycbm

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.605.399 von ycbm am 03.06.07 10:07:15

Irgendwie hast du mich nicht richtig verstanden.

Bisher konnte sich noch niemand an Savant beteiligen. Die Firma existiert noch nicht und wird jetzt erst gegründet.
Die ersten Anteilshaber werden die bisherigen Pax Eigentümer und Pacifica (zukünftig Selwyn) selber sein.

Als momentan PAX shareholder, denke ich das ich aus diesem Deal einen Mehrwert haben werde. Ob oder ob nicht wird man in einer Woche wissen.

Einen schönen Sonntag noch.

[XIO]

kleines Video

http://www.ceoclips.com/samples/index.php?v=Mining

Pacifica Resources Ltd. - Watch Feature
Dr. Harlan D. Meade, President and CEO gives an overview on the company.

[otd]

Ab heute Entflechtung:

1 Aktie Pacifica = 1 Aktie Selwyn Resources Ltd. (Sym:SWN) + 0,108406 Aktie Savant Explorations Ltd (SVT.V)

SWN is heute geöffnet auf 0,70 CAD, SVT is noch nicht notiert...

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.686.985 von otd am 07.06.07 16:37:51

bei Dir im Depot schon umgestellt?

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.686.985 von otd am 07.06.07 16:37:51

Wo bekommst du aktuelle Kurse her ?

Auf Stockhouse ist noch nichts zu finden.

Danke für die Antwort.

[XIO]

[XIO]

launching soon

http://www.selwynresources.com/

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.689.770 von MickyMouse1 am 07.06.07 17:48:44

Mickey, sorry etwas später. Es war schon auf yahoo:
http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=SWN.V

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.773.319 von otd am 10.06.07 17:07:26

Danke, ich habe die Kurse mittlerweile auch auf der Seite von TSX Venture für Selwyn (0.72) als auch Savant (0.36) gefunden.

Wobei ich bis jetzt auch Recht behalten habe. Selwyn steht auf dem Kurs von Pacifica vor dem Split und als Aktionär hat man Savant als Mehrwert erhalten.

Damit war dies doch ein für uns Aktionäre ein angenehmes Vorgehen der Firma.

Einen schönen Sonntag noch.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.773.651 von MickyMouse1 am 10.06.07 18:19:17

Micky, ich freue mich jetzt schon auf den Kurs unserer Aktien im 3-4 Jahren.
Auf... das es richtig Kracht...auch wenn wir dieses Jahr etwas leiden mussten.
Ab sofort gibt es nur noch 1 Projekt.

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.773.682 von XIO am 10.06.07 18:26:01

Ich gebe dir fast Recht, aber es gab auch bisher nur ein aktives Projekt.
Was den Kurs in 3-4 Jahren angeht, so kann man heute nichts dazu sagen. Selwyn will selber kein Produzent werden und sich aufkaufen lassen, das könnte aber heissen das es Selwyn in 3-4 Jahren nicht mehr gibt.
Wir werden sehen, eine schöne Woche.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.801.782 von MickyMouse1 am 11.06.07 04:30:17

In Silver Weathons Konzept scheint SWN mangels Silber ja eigentlich nicht zu passen.
Hast Du noch andere "heisse" Kandidaten?

[otd]

Selwyn Resources Announces Deep High-Grade Intercepts Continue to Expand Underground Mineral Potential of Don Valley

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070614/200706140396994001.html?.v=1

[XIO]

Wollen wir nicht mal den Thread umbenennen?

[XIO]

Im SWN SH Board ist es auch besser geworden.

[otd]

Selwyn Resources Ltd.: Highest Grade Intercept for Selwyn Project, Drilled in Don Valley

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/070709/200707090401263001.html?.v=1

otd

P.S. Gibt es schon ein Selwyn-threadß

[otd]

Brokers Notes:
http://www.minesite.com/investors/brokers_notes.html

[XIO]

toller Anstieg gestern, 12% am TSX

[XIO]

woooooonderbar

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.619.887 von XIO am 10.07.07 19:25:39

moin.

na das ist aber ein rasanter anstieg...gibt es hintergrundinfos bis auf die broschüre im posting von otd???

ycbm

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.620.913 von ycbm am 10.07.07 20:11:04

+23 zwischenzeitlich sogar

[XIO]

[Dauphin]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.620.913 von ycbm am 10.07.07 20:11:04

Das ist nicht ernst gemeint, ne...

Grüsse...

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.620.913 von ycbm am 10.07.07 20:11:04

Hintergrundinfo ist ziemlich einfach:

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.623.407 von Dauphin am 10.07.07 22:33:53

moin.

die frage ist schon ernst gemeint!

das selwyn über die riesenvorkommen verfügt ist schon lange bekannt und noch lange kein grund für den anstieg um ca 40% ...

mal schaun wo er sich jetzt einpendelt. für mich ist leider erst 2009 der früheste einstieg möglich, da mein geld noch woanders investiert ist und ich ja auch nicht über unmengen davon verfüge, so wie sehr viele hier bei W



ycbm

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 30.625.542 von ycbm am 11.07.07 08:57:30

Ich denke das das Wort ´broschüre´ vielleicht etwas unklar war...

Nach meiner Meinung ist die Anstieg zu danken an die letzte PR und das Report. Vor allen wirt das Report sehr stark auf Stockhouse benutzt für pushen/anpreisen. Hoffnung auf ein etwas hohere Grad als bis jetzt hilft auch natürlich...

Auch kann er mit so eine Aktie sehr schnell gehen wenn die Kurs auf was für ein Grund dann auch steigt. Keiner woll die Anstieg verpassen. Es muss nicht immer ein Grund geben .

Grüße,
otd

[otd]

Selwyn Resources Announces a $10 Million Private Placement Financing for Selwyn Projecthttp://biz.yahoo.com/iw/070717/0279020.html

Zitat: Selwyn is continuing discussions with a select group of companies interested in making a strategic joint venture investment in the Selwyn Project. In the interim, exploration, engineering, permitting and environmental activities continue at the project.

[XIO]

Selwyn Resources Announces Closing of $10.7 million Unit Financing
Vancouver, BC, August 14, 2007

Selwyn Resources Ltd. (SWN.TSX-V) is pleased to announce the closing of the previously announced $10 million private placement financing (see July 17 and 30, 2007 News Releases). A total of 16,542,100 units were issued at $0.65 per unit for total proceeds of $10,752,365 (the "Offering"). Each unit was comprised of one common share of the Company and one half of one common share purchase warrant ("Warrant"). Each whole Warrant entitles the holder to purchase one common share at $0.85 per share for a period of 24 months following the closing date, subject to acceleration. The securities are subject to a four-month and one day hold period under securities legislation and are not freely tradable until December 15, 2007.

If at any time from 12 months after the closing date, the volume-weighted average trading price of the common shares of the Company on the TSX Venture Exchange is greater than $1.30 for any 20 consecutive trading days, the Company may accelerate the expiry of the Warrants by providing written notice to holders of the Warrants and issuing a press release to the effect that the Warrants will expire 30 days following the date of such notice.

The agents in connection with the Offering were Paradigm Capital Inc., Haywood Securities Inc., Blackmont Capital Inc. and Canaccord Capital Corporation. On the closing date, the agents received from the Company a cash commission equal to 6% of the gross proceeds of the Offering and were granted Compensation Options equal to 6% of the aggregate number of units issued in the Offering. The Compensation Options entitle the agents, for a period of 24 months from the closing date, to acquire up to 992,526 common shares at an exercise price of $0.65 per share.

[sparplan_b]

NEWS

Selwyn Resources Announces Don Deposit Continues to Yield Higher-Grade Intercepts

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Aug 21, 2007 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --

Selwyn Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:SWN) is pleased to provide an update on recent drilling activities for the Selwyn Project. The results from the Don Valley continue to expand the high-grade zinc-lead mineral potential at depth in Don Valley. The initial drilling in Don Valley is focusing on the 8,000 metre length of Active Member between the Don and HC Deposits. This year, 55 drill holes have been completed or are in progress in the Don Valley for a total of 19,849.5 metres. The location of the new drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.

Highlights

- DON-091 intersecting 27.80 metres true thickness of the Active Member at a depth of 128.2 metres grading 7.00% zinc and 1.79% lead including 11.6 metres grading 10.27% zinc and 2.25% lead.

- DON-096 intersecting 6.30 metres true thickness grading 10.71% zinc and 6.42% lead including 2.50 metres grading 22.41% zinc and 13.11% lead.

Don Deposit Drilling

Recent assay results from infill drill holes DON-071, DON-078, DON-091, and DON-096 continue to confirm the potential for higher-grade mineralization in the Don deposit, as exemplified recently in drill hole DON-074 (see July 10, 2007 news release). DON-074 yielded the single highest assay of combined zinc-lead mineralized Active Member for the entire Selwyn Project including a 1.30 metre sample from 271.80 to 273.10 metres yielded 46.78% zinc and 17.94% lead; for an aggregate 64.72% combined zinc-lead. The mineral potential of the Don deposit remains open for expansion.



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From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-071 397.40 424.30 26.90 1.26 4.46 5.72 19.70
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Including 397.40 415.80 18.40 1.53 5.60 7.14 13.50
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Including 397.50 400.30 2.80 1.47 9.97 11.44 2.10
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Including 410.00 415.80 5.80 3.15 9.12 12.26 4.20
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DON-078 206.20 218.90 12.70 3.14 8.30 11.43 11.70
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Including 209.50 218.20 8.70 3.75 9.31 13.07 8.00
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Including 211.40 218.20 6.80 3.95 10.10 14.05 6.30
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Including 215.50 218.20 2.70 7.05 15.01 22.06 2.50
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DON-091 128.20 193.90 65.70 1.79 7.00 8.79 27.80
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Including 129.60 132.50 2.90 6.05 15.17 21.22 1.20
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Including 144.60 172.1 27.50 2.25 10.27 12.52 11.60
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Including 154.10 170.60 16.50 2.37 12.85 15.22 7.00
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DON-096 21.90 36.90 15.00 6.42 10.71 17.13 6.30
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Including 23.40 29.40 6.00 13.11 22.41 35.52 2.50
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Drilling in the Don deposit continues to target an area of 900 by 700 by 6 metres predominantly below open-pit limits known to contain high-grade zinc lead mineralized Active Member. The target area is modeled to potentially contain 10 to 12 million tonnes with a range of grades varying from 7.4% to more than 20% combined lead and zinc. The potential grade and tonnage of the target is conceptual in nature as there has been insufficient drilling to define a mineral resource.

DON-078 intersected zinc-lead mineralized Active Member 80 metres up-dip from DON-074; noting that DON-078 is also 50 and 150 metres down-dip from both DON-091 and DON-096 respectively. Currently one drill is continuing infill drilling of the Don deposit in order to increase the confidence of the known mineral resources.

Don East Deposit

One drill is continuing to infill drill the Don East deposit and another drill is infill drilling the HC West deposit in order to close the 1.0 kilometre gap with the HC West deposit. Another drill has been moved to the HC deposit; that will work towards closing the 1.4 kilometre gap between the HC West and HC deposits.

DON-065, DON-068, DON-069, and DON-070 were all successful in confirming the continuity of the zinc-lead mineralized Active Member through the Don East deposit. These most recent drill intersections of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member in the Don East deposit continue to expand the mineral potential in a northwesterly direction adding 900 metres from the extents defined in the 2006 definition drilling, as well as increasing confidence in the known mineral inventory. All of the drill intercepts except for DON-070 are within the open-pit environment; however, DON-070 shows that zinc-lead mineralized Active Member is now continuing at depth below the open-pit environment as an underground target area. The drilling has also now successfully intersected zinc-lead mineralized Active Member and closed the gap between the Don and Don East deposits, although 850 metres has yet to be tested by drilling.



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From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-065 123.70 139.80 16.10 1.70 6.47 8.17 11.38
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Including 130.10 138.70 8.60 2.24 8.79 11.03 6.10
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DON-068 196.90 217.00 20.10 1.25 4.36 5.61 13.20
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Including 196.90 201.90 5.00 1.31 5.58 6.89 3.30
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Including 212.50 217.00 4.50 2.29 7.06 9.35 3.00
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DON-069 249.10 251.70 2.60 0.97 3.83 4.80 2.10
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269.70 279.10 9.40 1.43 4.77 6.20 7.70
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Including 274.00 279.10 5.10 1.85 5.64 7.49 4.20
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DON-070 305.80 318.00 12.20 1.92 6.07 8.00 7.20
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Zinc-lead mineralization of the Active Member in the Don East deposit is modeled to contain 35 to 55 million tonnes within an area of approximately 1,600 by 600 by 15 metres with grades ranging from 4.8 to more than 12.0% combined lead and zinc. Similar as to above, the potential resource is conceptual in nature and additional drilling is required to define the mineral resource.

Other

Two drills capable of targeting the full depth extent of the underground target at XY Central deposit are now active, along with one drill within the open-pit area completing the upgrading of mineral resource categories. To date, the XY Central deposit has seen 2,426.3 metres of drilling in 8 drill holes with an additional 3 drill holes in-progress. Results from these drill holes will be discussed in a future news release when assay data has passed through Selwyn's rigorous quality assurance and quality control program.

The Selwyn Project exploration program is being reviewed by Vice President Exploration, Mr. Jason Dunning, M.Sc., P.Geo. The onsite activities for the Selwyn Project are directed by Exploration Manager, John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo. Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O'Donnell are Qualified Persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. All assay data has been through internal validation of quality assurance and quality control. Selwyn has established a sampling and assay control program with blind insertion of assay blanks, standards and duplicates for the Selwyn Project; however, it should be noted that there is also a quality control and quality assurance program in at ACME Analytical Laboratories Ltd. ("ACME") that includes blanks, duplicates and standards. At ACME, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 17-element, four-acid digestion, ore-grade ICP-AES technique.

Selwyn's focus is the exploration of its properties that make up the Selwyn Project in the Yukon, which hosts large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known deposits have the potential for the large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when major new mines are needed to ensure adequate future zinc mine supply.

As follow-up to the highly successful 2006 exploration program, Selwyn Resources Ltd. is undertaking a $25 million exploration program in 2007 to continue definition drilling of the XY, Anniv, and Don Valley (HC, HC West, Don East, and Don) deposits. Recent drilling has been focused on defining the continuity of higher grade mineralization in the XY and Don Valley areas, and evaluating the potential for significant tonnages of higher grade resources to support addition of underground mining to the development plan.

This press release may contain forward-looking statements based on assumptions and judgments of management regarding future events or results that may prove to be inaccurate as a result of exploration and other risk factors beyond its control and actual results may differ materially from the expected results. Additional drilling is required to confirm the potential of the new discovery areas and expansions of the current resource areas and the extension of the higher grade deep mineralization to depth. Furthermore, there is no assurance that the resources being defined can be developed as an economically attractive mine, and there are many uncertainties associated with permitting and other factors that could delay such development.

SOURCE: Selwyn Resources Ltd.

Selwyn Resources Ltd.
Dr. Harlan Meade
President and CEO
[phone] or Toll Free: 1-877-682-5474
International Toll Free: 800-8682-5474
Selwyn Resources Ltd.
Jasmin TamDoo
Manager of Investor Communications
[phone] or Toll Free: 1-877-682-5474
[phone] (FAX)
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.selwynresources.com

Copyright (C) 2007 CCNMatthews. All rights reserved.

[otd]

Savant Explorations Ltd. Announces Blue Moon, California, Poly Metallic Massive Sulphide Project Update
http://www.savantexplorations.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportI…

[XIO]

" Selwyn Wrestles With Daunting Potential of Howard's Pass"

[XIO]

Selwyn Resources Announces Significant Step-Out on High-Grade in Don Valley Results in New Underground Target
http://www.stockhouse.ca/news/news.asp?newsid=6092343&tick=S…

[XIO]

Unbedingt mit dem IE anschauen!!!

http://www.mclwebcasts.com/zinc7-04-09-07/Zinc7_files/Defaul…

Dauer: 24 Min

[XIO]

BTV-Business Television On Zinc Featuring Farallon Resources, Selwyn Resources, John Embry and David Coffin
John Embry from Sprott Asset Management gives solid investing advice: http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/JohnEmbryep166.wmv

[Popeye82]

Lesezeichen.

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.568.429 von XIO am 14.09.07 05:31:03

http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/Selwyn.wmv

[otd]

etwas zum lesen:

http://www.selwynresources.com/documents/Northern_Miner_2007…
http://www.selwynresources.com/documents/Selwyn_web_3pg.pdf

[RMINCONSULT]

Guten Tag an alle "Alten Hasen" von Pacifica,

ich habe den Vorschlag eines users aufgegriffen und mir die Freiheit genommen einen neuen thread unter Selwyn Res aufzumachen.
Eigentlich hatte ich das ohnehin vor und habe als Neueinsteiger Pacifica nur durch den Zufall gefunden, dass ich das Kürzel P3Z eingegeben habe. Als Mineraloge und Lagerstättenkundler habe ich mir erlaubt für "greenhorns" einige allgemeine Erläuterungen voranzustellen. Alte Hasen wissen das sicher alles, aber es gibt ja immer wieder neue user, die sich interessieren könnten. Die Darstellung des Unternehmens ist überzeugend und ich gehe davon aus, dass der Bleigehalt obwohl quantitativ gegenüber Zink nachrangig zunehmend wertmäßig an Bedeutung gewinnen wird. Der letzte Kurs an der LME war 3,8US$/kg Pb und die frühere NPV-Rechnung wurde mit einem Ansatz von 1,1US$/kg gerechnet. Blei war vor zwei,drei Jahren noch ein asset, aber heute versilbert es das Vorkommen, auch wenn im Bleiglanz hier kein Silber enthalten ist.
Das war eben so bei den sehr alten, paläozoischen Exhalationslagerstätten.
Glück auf
RMINCONSULT

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.967.795 von RMINCONSULT am 13.10.07 14:28:38

Und wo hast du den "versteckt"? Unter Selwyn oder Selwyn Res ist nichts zu finden. Und bei der Suche über dein Profil findet man: "Bisher gibt es keine Threads von "RMINCONSULT".

[RMINCONSULT]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.969.519 von MFC500 am 13.10.07 16:50:00

nicht versteckt, aber abgesandt. ich weiß nicht, ob ein neuer thread erst von einem Mod freigegeben werden muss. Ich finde den thread natürlich auch nicht - noch nicht!?
Den abgesandten Text stell' ich trotzdem einmal hier rein:

Howards Pass: Der schlummernde Riese

Auf dem Gebiet der kanadischen Provinzen Yukon(90%) und Northwest Territories wurde über zwei Jahrzehnte die nachgewiesenermaßen größte Blei(Pb)-Zink(Zn)-Lagerstätte der Welt exploriert.
Seit 2005 bis zum Ende diesen Jahres werden von Selwyn Resources(bisheriger thread Pacifica Resources) 50M CA$ in die Exploration geflossen sein. Es handelt sich von der Entstehung her um eine sedimentäre Exhalationslagerstätte, dem Lagerstättentyp zu dem weltweit die größten Pb-Zn-Lagerstätten zu rechnen sind. In Deutschland gab es zwei große Lagerstätten dieses Typs, nämlich den Rammelsberg bei Goslar mit Blei und Zink und die sulfidische Eisenerzlagerstätte Meggen im Sauerland. Am Rammelsberg wurde 1000 Jahre Erzbergbau betrieben. Bei der Entstehung solcher Lagerstätten strömen am Boden von Tiefseeböden bedingt durch Schwächezonen in einer sich dehnenden Kruste heiße metallhaltige Lösungen in die Sedimente am Meeresboden vermengen sich mit diesen, bilden aber auch entlang oder in der Nähe der Hauptförderwege Reicherze mit Metallgehalten bis zu 50% und mehr. Aktuell entstehen solche Lagerstätten am Boden des Roten Meeres, die austretenden Lösungen erscheinen im Licht der Tiefseekameras wie schwarze Rauchwolken; daher rührt der Name für diese 200 bis 300°C heißen Quellen „black smokers“.
Zurück nach Kanada: diese sedimentäre Exhalationslagerstätte von50 bis 100m Mächtigkeit erstreckt sich über eine bisher nachgewiesene Länge von 38km und ist trogartig in die unteren(liegenden) und oberen(hangenden) Schichten eingebettet. An der westlichen und östlichen Flanke des Troges
schneidet das Lager an mehreren Stellen die Eroberfläche (die erzhaltigen Schichten beißen aus), so dass im Prinzip mehrere Tagebaue erschlossen werden könnten. Man wird mit dem beginnen wollen, wo in überschaubarem Zeitrahmen der Rückfluss des eingesetzten Kapitals
am schnellsten gewährleistet ist. Das ist die Aufgabe einer vorläufigen Machbarkeitsstufe (PFS Prefeasibility Study).
Für die Startphase sind vier Tagebaue ins Auge gefasst
Zentrum der XY-Zone
Brodel
Zentrum der Anniv-Zonen
Ostteil der Anniv-Zonen
Neben der HP-Zone, de OP17-Zone und Pellynorth ist besonders Don Valley von Interesse, wo ein Reicherzlage Untertage abgebaut werden soll. In der Startphase sollen täglich 20000t Erz herein gewonnen werden, was 278.000t Zink als Zink-Konzentrat und 93.000t Blei als Blei-Konzentrat jährlich entspricht. Damit wird das Unternehmen von Beginn an zur fünftgrößten Blei-Zink-Mine der Welt.
Auf der Preisgrundlage von 2,42 US$/kg Zn und 1,1US$/kg Pb wurde mit einer Abzinsung von jährlich 8% ein Net-Present-Value(Kapitalwert) von 836M CA$ vor Steuern ermittelt. Als Investitionskosten flossen in die Berechnung 685M CA$ und als Betriebskosten 196MCA$ ein; dabei sind bei den Investitionen der Bau der Mine, die Mahlanlagen und der Bau einer Straße bis zum Robert Campbell Highway eingeschlossen.
In der Zwischenzeit hat sich der Zinkpreis von 2,42 af 3 US$/kg und der Bleipreis von 1,1 auf 3,8US$/kg entwickelt. Auch unter Berücksichtigung erhöhter Investitions- und Betriebskosten dürfte der NPV bereits die Milliardengrenze überschritten haben.

Alle Infos unter www.selwynresources.com, gehandelt in Kanada TSX.V SWN und Frankfurt Kürzel: P3Z WKN: A0MUKE.
Die aktuelle Marktkapitalisierung beträgt 51,19 Mio EUR bei 137 Mio Stück.

Auf der Toronto Rohstoffkonferenz für Anleger am 21. und 22. Oktober wird sich das Unternehmen nach einer weiteren erfolgreichen Explorationskampagne in diesem Sommer präsentieren.

[otd]

Savant Explorations Ltd. to Drill Three Prime Targets in Heart of the Chilean Porphyry Copper District
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/071015/200710150418750001.html?.v=1

[XIO]

News Release

Selwyn Resources Announces $3,150,000 Non-brokered Flow-Through Financing

Vancouver, BC, October 17, 2007 - Selwyn Resources Ltd. (SWN.TSX-V) ("Selwyn") has reached an agreement to issue 4,500,000 Flow-Through common shares ("the Offering") at $0.70 per share in a non-brokered private placement. The Offering is scheduled to close on or before October 19, 2007. The Flow-Through common shares sold will be subject to a four months plus one day hold period from the date of closing.

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.056.323 von XIO am 17.10.07 20:47:32

in doppeltem Sinn beachtlich: 40% über dem aktuellen Kurs und obendrein eine reine Aktienplatzierung, also ohne Beigabe von Optionen.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.056.817 von MFC500 am 17.10.07 21:15:40

hat steuerliche Gründe, musst mal zum Begriff Flow Trough Shares Googlen

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.057.801 von XIO am 17.10.07 22:06:29

Flow-Through natürlich

hier was dazu:

http://www.canadianbusiness.com/entrepreneur/financing/artic…

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.057.801 von XIO am 17.10.07 22:06:29

danke für den Link. Die steuerliche Komponente war mir bekannt. Beeinträchtigt jedoch nicht die von mir genannten positiven Aspekte. Denn meist werden Flow-Through Units (Aktie+Warrant) ausgegeben und ein derartiger Aufschlag auf den Börsenkurs hat auch Seltenheitswert

[otd]

Selwyn Resources Announces Update on Selwyn Project Drilling Activities
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/071022/200710220420259001.html?.v=1

[MFC500]

October 22, 2007

Selwyn is pleased to announce the closing of the private placement announced on the October 17 News Release. A total of 4,500,000 Flow-Through common shares (the “Offering”) were issued at $0.70 per share. The Flow-Through common shares issued will be subject to a hold period which expires on February 23, 2008.
Selwyn’s focus is the exploration of its properties that make up the Selwyn Project in the Yukon, which hosts large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization. The known deposits have the potential for the large scale production of zinc and lead, at a time when major new mines are needed to ensure adequate future zinc mine supply.

Quelle: SEDAR.com

[smyl]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.123.552 von MFC500 am 23.10.07 18:01:26

wird soviel zink eigentlich überhaupt benötigt,
dass es notwendig ist, mitten im nichts eine Mine aufzubauen.

Könnte dies dann zu überproduktion führen (langfristig), ggf. Zinkpreis sinkt und deshalb vorerst nur wenig interesse besteht an der gesellschaft?

[otd]

Selwyn Resources Announces High-Grade Intersected in Don East Deposit Open Pit Target

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/071029/200710290421651001.html?.v=1

[MFC500]

Selwyn Resources Announces High-Grade Intersected in Don East Deposit Open Pit Target

Monday October 29, 8:58 am ET

Selwyn Resources is pleased to provide an update on recent drilling activities in the wholly-owned Don Valley area of the Selwyn Project. The current drilling is focusing on the 8.0 kilometre length of Active Member between the Don and HC Deposits and is continuing to expand the high-grade zinc-lead mineral potential both in the open pit environment and at depth in Don Valley. To date, 98 drill holes have been completed or are in progress on Selwyn Project totalling 32,721.3 metres. The location of the new drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.

Highlights

- DON-103 in Don East zone intersected 15.76 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 10.41% zinc and 3.96% lead, including 1.82 metres grading 11.97% zinc and 8.06% lead

Don East Open Pit Target

A total of 46 diamond drill holes have been completed and/or are in progress in both the open-pit and underground target areas for a total of 12,115.58 metres in the Don East deposit. Three drill rigs are now working on the deep underground target identified earlier this summer (see September 4, 2007 news release) to further enhance the mineral potential of this exciting new underground target area. Open pit definition drilling has been temporarily halted pending the receipt of further assay results from the analytical laboratories that are necessary to facilitate a proper evaluation of priority for drilling in and around the Don East deposit.

The identification of thicker, higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the open-pit target at the Don East deposit, such as in DON-103, now provides for an excellent opportunity to increase the grade of the mineral potential in the near surface environment. This means that potential increase in grade in the open-pit target could prove important to the design of any conceptual open-pit infrastructure that may be part of any future updates to the mineral resource estimation of the Selwyn Project.




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True
Drill From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-103 133.00 151.20 18.20 3.96 10.41 14.37 15.76
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Including 133.00 138.70 5.70 6.54 20.85 27.39 4.94
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Including 137.20 138.70 1.50 8.91 34.07 42.98 1.30
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Including 146.30 151.20 4.90 5.24 8.79 14.03 4.24
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Including 147.60 149.70 2.10 8.06 11.97 20.03 1.82
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The high-grade zinc-lead mineralized Active Member from the open-pit target in DON-103 is 600 metres southwest of DON-106 (see September 4, 2007 news release); which was the high-grade discovery drill hole for the new underground target currently being delineated by three drill rigs. DON-106 intersected 22.50 metres true thickness grading 8.09% zinc and 1.79% lead including 12.30 metres grading 11.13% zinc and 2.23% lead. DON-103 is an important intersection because it demonstrates continuity of the higher-grade mineralization between the open-pit and underground target areas. It is also an important intercept because it parallels similar relationships known to occur at the XY Central deposit, 17 kilometres to the southeast, where there are known high-grade intercepts in both the open-pit and underground deposits. These new intercepts of higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization further support the conceptual, detailed geological model of a laterally extensive higher-grade core zone to the Active Member at Selwyn Project.

DON-103 is also not the first drill hole in the open pit target at the Don East deposit to intersect higher-grade zinc-lead sulphide mineralized Active Member. DON-053 (see May 28, 2007 news release) was the first drill hole to intersect a high-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the Don East open-pit target and was collared 640 metres northwest of the discovery drill hole, DON-036 (see November 30, 2006 news release); however, it is important to note that DON-053 was fault-bounded on both the hangingwall and footwall contract of the intercept. DON-053 is located 620 metres southeast of the new intercept in DON-103. DON-055 is the up-dip follow-up to the high-grade intercept in DON-053 and intersected 33.90 metres true thickness of well mineralized Active Member. Intercepts for DON-036, DON-053, and DON-055 include the following:

- DON-36 intersected 18.62 metres true thickness grading 5.26% zinc and 1.45% lead including 2.95 metres grading 13.18% zinc and 4.91% lead (see November 30, 2006 news release)

- DON-053 intersected 5.40 metres true thickness grading 6.55% zinc and 1.51% lead including 2.20 metres grading 14.53% zinc and 3.61% lead (see May 28, 2007 news release)

- DON-055 intersected 33.90 metres true thickness grading 5.11% zinc and 1.37% lead including 6.25 metres grading 11.39% zinc and 3.10% lead (see May 28, 2007 news release)

DON-075 and DON-088 are infill drill holes that were successful in confirming the continuity of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member through the near surface expression of the Don East deposit. The Don East deposit remains open for expansion along strike and to depth.




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True
Drill From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-075 226.00 236.40 10.40 2.67 6.87 9.54 9.43
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Including 232.10 235.50 3.40 4.78 11.40 16.18 3.08
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DON-088 65.80 84.40 18.60 1.29 5.31 6.60 14.25
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Including 66.70 70.70 4.00 1.93 6.25 8.18 3.06
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Including 76.20 84.40 8.20 1.67 7.16 7.83 6.28
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Recent shallow drilling continues to expand the mineral potential of the Don East deposit well beyond the April 2007, NI 43-101 compliant, Inferred mineral resource area that contains 24,710,000 tonnes grading 5.15% zinc and 1.15% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). The northwesterly bounds of the continuously mineralized zinc-lead Active Member in the Don East deposit has doubled from 900 to 1,800 metres and successfully tested a continuous northeasterly down dip length of 1,100 metres. The target for zinc-lead mineralization in the Don East deposit is conceptualized to contain 35 to 55 million tonnes within an area of approximately 2,000 by 1,000 metres and having an average thickness of 15 metres with base metal grades ranging from 4.8 to more than 12.0% combined lead and zinc. The target requires additional drilling to define the mineral resource and it is unknown if drilling will define a mineral resource. Further definition drilling is required prior to discussing mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource classification and it is uncertain if additional drilling will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

Other

One drill continues to target the high-grade underground target of the Don deposit, as well as working on expanding the known mineral resources. Further updates on exploration results from the Don deposit drilling will be released after assay results are received from one of the analytical laboratories and verified through Selwyn's rigorous QAQC protocols. The higher-grade target area is modeled to potentially contain 10 to 12 million tonnes of higher-grade mineralization with a range of grades varying from 7.4% to more than 20% combined lead and zinc. The mineral potential of this target is outside of the known NI 43-101 compliant, Indicated mineral resource of 2,360,000 tonnes grading 5.15% zinc and 1.15% lead and Inferred mineral resource of 14,680,000 tonnes grading 4.17% zinc and 1.70% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). This target is conceptual in nature as there has been insufficient drilling to define a mineral resource and it is unknown if drilling will define a mineral resource. Additional definition drilling is required prior to discussing mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource classification and it is uncertain if additional drilling will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

Drilling in Don Valley is expected to continue through November. Currently, assay results for 31 drill holes are awaited. Shortly, the Company will provide an update on engineering and environmental baseline work completed in this year's $25M program.

The XY camp is now completely winterized and all field crews have moved operations to the Don camp, where the newly expanded larger airstrip will easily be able to support exploration activities at Selwyn Project as operations transition to winter conditions in the mountains.

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/071029/200710290421651001.html?.v=1

[XIO]

jetzt kaufen / nachlegen erscheeint mir sinnvoll vom Timing...
ich denke, viel weiter runter geht die MK nicht.

[XIO]

hehe, kaum geschrieben..

[SharpRatio]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.190.781 von XIO am 29.10.07 16:15:10

Das gestrige High lag bei 0,57. Wie ich den Handel beobachtet habe, muss ich sagen, er war sehr stabil. Daraus deute ich, dass hier weniger Trader, sondern eher "feste" Hände investiert sind. Ich bin derzeit noch unterinvestiert, werde aber noch die eine oder andere Position zulegen.

[MFC500]

Selwyn Resources Announces High-Grade in HC West Deposit Open Pit Target

Wednesday October 31

Selwyn Resources is pleased to provide an update on recent drilling activities in the wholly-owned Don Valley area of the Selwyn Project. The current drilling is focusing on the 8.0 kilometre length of Active Member between the Don and HC deposits and is continuing to expand the high-grade zinc-lead mineral potential both in the open pit environment and at depth in Don Valley. To date, 99 drill holes have been completed or are in progress on Selwyn Project totalling 33,221.2 metres. The location of the new drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.

Highlights

- DON-111 intersected 16.50 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 6.93% zinc and 2.08% lead including 3.40 metres grading 13.59% zinc and 4.30% lead

- DON-104 intersects two structurally duplicated Active Member intercepts including 13.30 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 5.47% zinc and 1.25% lead and 3.20 metres grading 8.28% zinc and 2.87% lead

HC West Open Pit Target

A total of 15 diamond drill holes have been completed in HC West deposit open-pit target area for a total of 3,498.6 metres. Drilling on this open-pit target has been temporarily halted pending the receipt of further assay results from the analytical laboratories that are necessary to facilitate a proper evaluation of priority for drilling in and around the HC West deposit.

High-grade zinc-lead mineralized Active Member has now been successfully intersected over 5.1 kilometres from the Don deposit to the HC West deposit. The identification of thicker, higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the open-pit target at the HC West deposit, such as in DON-104 and DON-111, continues to provide an excellent opportunity to increase the grade of the mineral potential in the near surface environment. This was also recently exemplified in the October 29, 2007 news release about the Don East deposit where DON-103 intersected similar higher grade zinc-lead mineralization in the open-pit target grading 10.41% zinc and 3.96% lead over 15.76 metres (see October 29, 2007 news release).




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True
From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-111 116.30 133.40 17.10 2.08 6.93 9.01 16.50
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Including 123.20 133.40 10.20 2.72 9.15 11.87 9.90
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Including 128.30 131.80 3.50 4.30 13.59 17.90 3.40
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DON-104 57.60 70.90 13.30 1.25 5.47 6.73 13.30
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Including 63.80 67.90 4.10 1.79 7.81 9.60 4.10
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111.30 120.40 9.10 2.07 6.44 8.51 8.70
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Including 117.10 120.40 3.30 2.87 8.28 11.15 3.20
-------------------------------------------------------------------------


The high-grade zinc-lead mineralized Active Member from the open-pit target in DON-104 and DON-111 is approximately 3.0 kilometres from the two high-grade targets in the Don East deposit, exemplified in DON-103 (see October 29, 2007 news release) and DON-106 (see September 4, 2007 news release) that are currently being delineated by three drill rigs. DON-106 intersected 22.50 metres true thickness grading 8.09% zinc and 1.79% lead, including 12.30 metres grading 11.13% zinc and 2.23% lead. DON-111 is an important intersection because it continues to demonstrate that there is potential for continuity of the higher-grade mineralization across larger aerial extents in both the open-pit and underground targets of the Don Valley rather than it being localized in individual zinc-lead deposits.

Another exciting aspect of the higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the open-pit target of the HC West deposit is the apparent duplication of well mineralized Active Member in DON-104. Structural duplication in an open-pit target has the added benefit of significantly increasing the mineral potential of well mineralized, zinc-lead Active Member in the near-surface environment.

DON-111 is located 105 metres south of DON-018, the first high grade drill hole identified in the open pit target at the HC West (see October 25, 2006 news release) and 150 metres northwest of DON-104. DON-037 is located 300 metres west of the new intercept in DON-111 (see December 11, 2006 news release). Intercepts for DON-018, DON-022, and DON-037 include the following:

- DON-018 intersected 10.60 metres true thickness grading 5.19% zinc and 1.21% lead including 1.70 metres grading 15.64% zinc and 3.86% lead (see October 23, 2006 news release)

- DON-022 intersected 8.10 metres true thickness grading 6.02% zinc and 1.73% lead including 2.67 metres grading 12.33% zinc and 3.07% lead within. (see October 23, 2006 news release)

- DON-037 intersected 20.40 metres true thickness grading 4.84% zinc and 1.37% lead including 5.30 metres grading 9.97% zinc and 3.25% lead (see December 11, 2006)

DON-083 and DON-087 are infill drill holes that were successful in confirming the continuity of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member through the near surface expression of the HC West deposit. The HC West deposit remains open for expansion along strike and to depth.




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True
From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-083 169.80 176.70 6.90 0.89 3.82 4.71 6.90
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Including 169.80 174.70 4.90 0.89 4.17 5.05 4.90
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DON-087 165.70 180.80 15.10 0.89 3.46 4.35 15.00
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Including 165.70 173.90 8.20 1.08 4.38 5.46 8.17
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Recent drilling in the HC West deposit has increased the southeasterly bounds of the continuously mineralized zinc-lead Active Member by 300 metres from 1,000 to 1,300 metres. The mineralization of the HC West deposit remains open for expansion of the mineral potential to the southeast as a 1,080 metre gap remains between it and the HC deposit to the southeast. The target for zinc-lead mineralization in the HC West deposit is conceptualized to contain 30 to 35 million tonnes within an area of approximately 1,300 by 700 metres and having an average thickness of 12 metres with base metal grades ranging from 3.7 to more than 16.0% combined lead and zinc. The target requires additional drilling to define the mineral resource and it is unknown if drilling will define a mineral resource. Further definition drilling is required prior to discussing mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource classification and it is uncertain if additional drilling will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

The ongoing identification of higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the open-pit targets of the Don Valley could prove important to the design of any conceptual open-pit infrastructure that may be part of any future updates to the mineral resource estimation of the Selwyn Project. The April 2007 NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimation done by Independent Qualified Person Cliff Pearson, P.Geo., and Non-Independent Qualified Person John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo.; indicated that the various deposits in Don Valley contain an estimated aggregate Indicated mineral resource of 15,430,000 tonnes grading 4.29% zinc and 1.09% lead and an aggregate Inferred mineral resource of 98,450,000 tonnes grading 4.62% zinc and 1.22% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). With completion of the current drilling program towards the end of November, the mineral resource inventory for these five deposits will be updated and new development plans formed.

Other

One drill continues to target the high-grade underground target of the Don deposit, as well as working on expanding the known mineral resources. Drilling in Don Valley is expected to continue through November. Currently, assay results for 33 drill holes are awaited. Shortly, the Company will provide an update on engineering and environmental baseline work completed in this year's $25M program.

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[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.218.249 von MFC500 am 31.10.07 14:37:17

Wir schwimmen in Zink..nur die Iraner haben in Mehdi Abad noch mehr.
Aber wer will da jetzt schon investieren....

[Panem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.218.313 von XIO am 31.10.07 14:41:14

Sicherlich ein sehr interessanter Wert.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.221.538 von Panem am 31.10.07 17:35:55

Musst mal nach Union Resources googlen, aber das ist ein Spiel mit dem ... was denn eigentlich.. na eben mit dem Iraner

[RMINCONSULT]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.218.313 von XIO am 31.10.07 14:41:14

Wieso mehr? Mit 6Mio t Zink ein Zwanzigstel des bisher bei Selwyn bekannten, allerdings cut off bei 2%.

[Panem]

Wäre bitte jemand so freundlich, den Namen des Threads zu ändern?

Danke!

[JoJo49]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.991.112 von kobv am 07.12.06 10:29:17

Press Release
NEWS RELEASE TRANSMITTED BY MARKETWIRE

FOR: Selwyn Resources Ltd.

TSX VENTURE SYMBOL: SWN

October 31, 2007

Selwyn Resources Announces High-Grade in HC West Deposit Open Pit Target


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Oct. 31, 2007) - Selwyn Resources
Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:SWN) is pleased to provide an update on recent drilling
activities in the wholly-owned Don Valley area of the Selwyn Project. The
current drilling is focusing on the 8.0 kilometre length of Active Member
between the Don and HC deposits and is continuing to expand the high-grade
zinc-lead mineral potential both in the open pit environment and at depth in
Don Valley. To date, 99 drill holes have been completed or are in progress on
Selwyn Project totalling 33,221.2 metres. The location of the new drill holes
can be found on drill plan maps available at
www.selwynresources.com.

Highlights

- DON-111 intersected 16.50 metres true thickness in the open-pit target
grading 6.93% zinc and 2.08% lead including 3.40 metres grading 13.59% zinc and
4.30% lead

- DON-104 intersects two structurally duplicated Active Member intercepts
including 13.30 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 5.47% zinc
and 1.25% lead and 3.20 metres grading 8.28% zinc and 2.87% lead

HC West Open Pit Target

A total of 15 diamond drill holes have been completed in HC West deposit
open-pit target area for a total of 3,498.6 metres. Drilling on this open-pit
target has been temporarily halted pending the receipt of further assay results
from the analytical laboratories that are necessary to facilitate a proper
evaluation of priority for drilling in and around the HC West deposit.

High-grade zinc-lead mineralized Active Member has now been successfully
intersected over 5.1 kilometres from the Don deposit to the HC West deposit.
The identification of thicker, higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the
open-pit target at the HC West deposit, such as in DON-104 and DON-111,
continues to provide an excellent opportunity to increase the grade of the
mineral potential in the near surface environment. This was also recently
exemplified in the October 29, 2007 news release about the Don East deposit
where DON-103 intersected similar higher grade zinc-lead mineralization in the
open-pit target grading 10.41% zinc and 3.96% lead over 15.76 metres (see
October 29, 2007 news release).

/T/

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From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-111 116.30 133.40 17.10 2.08 6.93 9.01 16.50
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Including 123.20 133.40 10.20 2.72 9.15 11.87 9.90
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Including 128.30 131.80 3.50 4.30 13.59 17.90 3.40
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DON-104 57.60 70.90 13.30 1.25 5.47 6.73 13.30
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Including 63.80 67.90 4.10 1.79 7.81 9.60 4.10
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111.30 120.40 9.10 2.07 6.44 8.51 8.70
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Including 117.10 120.40 3.30 2.87 8.28 11.15 3.20
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/T/

The high-grade zinc-lead mineralized Active Member from the open-pit target in
DON-104 and DON-111 is approximately 3.0 kilometres from the two high-grade
targets in the Don East deposit, exemplified in DON-103 (see October 29, 2007
news release) and DON-106 (see September 4, 2007 news release) that are
currently being delineated by three drill rigs. DON-106 intersected 22.50
metres true thickness grading 8.09% zinc and 1.79% lead, including 12.30 metres
grading 11.13% zinc and 2.23% lead. DON-111 is an important intersection
because it continues to demonstrate that there is potential for continuity of
the higher-grade mineralization across larger aerial extents in both the
open-pit and underground targets of the Don Valley rather than it being
localized in individual zinc-lead deposits.

Another exciting aspect of the higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the
open-pit target of the HC West deposit is the apparent duplication of well
mineralized Active Member in DON-104. Structural duplication in an open-pit
target has the added benefit of significantly increasing the mineral potential
of well mineralized, zinc-lead Active Member in the near-surface environment.

DON-111 is located 105 metres south of DON-018, the first high grade drill hole
identified in the open pit target at the HC West (see October 25, 2006 news
release) and 150 metres northwest of DON-104. DON-037 is located 300 metres
west of the new intercept in DON-111 (see December 11, 2006 news release).
Intercepts for DON-018, DON-022, and DON-037 include the following:

- DON-018 intersected 10.60 metres true thickness grading 5.19% zinc and 1.21%
lead including 1.70 metres grading 15.64% zinc and 3.86% lead (see October 23,
2006 news release)

- DON-022 intersected 8.10 metres true thickness grading 6.02% zinc and 1.73%
lead including 2.67 metres grading 12.33% zinc and 3.07% lead within. (see
October 23, 2006 news release)

- DON-037 intersected 20.40 metres true thickness grading 4.84% zinc and 1.37%
lead including 5.30 metres grading 9.97% zinc and 3.25% lead (see December 11,
2006)

DON-083 and DON-087 are infill drill holes that were successful in confirming
the continuity of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member through the near surface
expression of the HC West deposit. The HC West deposit remains open for
expansion along strike and to depth.

/T/

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From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-083 169.80 176.70 6.90 0.89 3.82 4.71 6.90
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Including 169.80 174.70 4.90 0.89 4.17 5.05 4.90
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DON-087 165.70 180.80 15.10 0.89 3.46 4.35 15.00
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Including 165.70 173.90 8.20 1.08 4.38 5.46 8.17
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/T/

Recent drilling in the HC West deposit has increased the southeasterly bounds
of the continuously mineralized zinc-lead Active Member by 300 metres from
1,000 to 1,300 metres. The mineralization of the HC West deposit remains open
for expansion of the mineral potential to the southeast as a 1,080 metre gap
remains between it and the HC deposit to the southeast. The target for
zinc-lead mineralization in the HC West deposit is conceptualized to contain 30
to 35 million tonnes within an area of approximately 1,300 by 700 metres and
having an average thickness of 12 metres with base metal grades ranging from
3.7 to more than 16.0% combined lead and zinc. The target requires additional
drilling to define the mineral resource and it is unknown if drilling will
define a mineral resource. Further definition drilling is required prior to
discussing mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource
classification and it is uncertain if additional drilling will result in the
target being delineated as a mineral resource.

The ongoing identification of higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the
open-pit targets of the Don Valley could prove important to the design of any
conceptual open-pit infrastructure that may be part of any future updates to
the mineral resource estimation of the Selwyn Project. The April 2007 NI 43-101
compliant mineral resource estimation done by Independent Qualified Person
Cliff Pearson, P.Geo., and Non-Independent Qualified Person John J. O'Donnell,
P.Geo.; indicated that the various deposits in Don Valley contain an estimated
aggregate Indicated mineral resource of 15,430,000 tonnes grading 4.29% zinc
and 1.09% lead and an aggregate Inferred mineral resource of 98,450,000 tonnes
grading 4.62% zinc and 1.22% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). With
completion of the current drilling program towards the end of November, the
mineral resource inventory for these five deposits will be updated and new
development plans formed.

Other

One drill continues to target the high-grade underground target of the Don
deposit, as well as working on expanding the known mineral resources. Drilling
in Don Valley is expected to continue through November. Currently, assay
results for 33 drill holes are awaited. Shortly, the Company will provide an
update on engineering and environmental baseline work completed in this year's
$25M program.

Note that all discussion of previous NI-43-101 compliant Indicated and Inferred
mineral resources are referenced in the April 2, 2007 news release that
discusses the 2007 NI 43-101 compliant mineral resources and the subsequent
report written by Independent Qualified Person Cliff Pearson, P.Geo., and
Non-Independent Qualified Person John. J. O'Donnell, P.Geo., for the Selwyn
Project. Any areas discussed as possessing mineral potential are conceptual and
not defined through drilling based upon a detailed geological model. Further
definition drilling is required prior to discussing mineral potential as an
accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource and it is uncertain if additional drilling
will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

The Selwyn Project exploration program is being reviewed by Vice President
Exploration, Mr. Jason Dunning, M.Sc., P.Geo. The onsite activities for the
Selwyn Project are directed by Exploration Manager, John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo.
Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O'Donnell are Qualified Persons within the meaning of
National Instrument 43-101. All assay data has been through internal validation
of quality assurance and quality control. Selwyn has established a sampling and
assay control program with blind insertion of assay blanks, standards and
duplicates for the Selwyn Project; however, it should be noted that there is
also a quality control and quality assurance program in place at International
Plasma Laboratories ("iPL") and ACME Analytical Laboratories Ltd. ("ACME") that
includes blanks, duplicates and standards. At iPL, base metal analyzes are
conducted by wet fire assay and at ACME, silver and base metal analyses are
conducted by a 17-element, four-acid digestion, ore-grade ICP-AES technique.

Selwyn's focus is the exploration of its properties that make up the Selwyn
Project in the Yukon, which hosts large tonnages of zinc-lead mineralization.
The known deposits have the potential for the large scale production of zinc
and lead, at a time when major new mines are needed to ensure adequate future
zinc mine supply.

This press release may contain forward-looking statements based on assumptions
and judgments of management regarding future events or results that may prove
to be inaccurate as a result of exploration and other risk factors beyond its
control and actual results may differ materially from the expected results.
Additional drilling is required to confirm the potential of the new discovery
areas and expansions of the current resource areas and the extension of the
higher grade deep mineralization to depth. Furthermore, there is no assurance
that the resources being defined can be developed as an economically attractive
mine, and there are many uncertainties associated with permitting and other
factors that could delay such development.

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CONTACT INFO:
Selwyn Resources Ltd.
Dr. Harlan Meade, President and CEO
[phone] or Toll Free: 1-877-682-5474
International Toll Free: 1-800-8682-5474
Selwyn Resources Ltd.
Jasmin TamDoo, Manager of Investor Communications
[phone] or Toll Free: 1-877-682-5474
International Toll Free: 1-800-8682-5474
Fax: [phone]
Email: [e-mail]
Website: www.selwynresources.com

The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility
for the adequacy of this news release.

INDUSTRY: Manufacturing and Production - Mining and Metals
SUBJECT: DRM - MINING DRILLING RESULTS

[MFC500]

Nov. 5, 2007

Selwyn Resources is pleased to provide an update on recent drilling activities in the wholly-owned Don Valley area of the Selwyn Project. The current drilling is focusing on the 8.0 kilometre length of Active Member between the Don and HC deposits and is continuing to expand the high-grade zinc-lead mineral potential both in the open pit environment and at depth in Don Valley. To date, 100 drill holes have been completed or are in progress on Selwyn Project totalling 33,927.1 metres. The location of the new drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.

Highlights

- DON-120 intersecting 15.81 metres true thickness of the Active Member grading 4.53% zinc and 1.62% lead including 4.89 metres grading 7.14% zinc and 2.71% lead

- DON-124 intersecting 19.74 metres true thickness of the Active Member grading 4.11% zinc and 1.45% lead including 1.31 metres grading 8.22% zinc and 4.70% lead

Don Deposit

One drill rig continues to expand the mineral potential of the Don deposit along the southeastern margin where no drilling had previously tested the favourable stratigraphy from hangingwall to footwall. DON-120 and DON-124 confirm the possible expansion of mineral potential to the southeast of the deposit with both drill holes intersecting well mineralized, zinc-lead bearing Active Member that correlates well with previous drilling in the Don deposit.




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From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn True Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-113 638.10 644.00 5.90 2.81 8.34 11.15 2.31
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DON-119 260.60 277.50 16.90 1.34 4.52 5.86 13.32
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Including 267.20 277.50 10.30 1.78 5.58 7.36 8.12
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Including 271.50 275.50 4.00 2.40 7.54 9.94 3.15
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DON-120 276.10 300.70 24.60 1.62 4.53 6.15 15.81
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Including 288.00 300.70 12.70 2.33 5.83 8.16 8.16
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Including 288.00 295.60 7.60 2.71 7.14 9.85 4.89
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DON-124 291.60 344.30 52.70 1.45 4.11 5.56 19.74
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Including 291.60 295.10 3.50 1.37 6.12 7.49 1.31
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Including 317.40 342.20 24.80 2.10 6.04 8.14 9.29
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Including 338.70 342.20 3.50 4.70 8.22 12.92 1.31
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DON-126 68.60 85.50 16.90 1.31 4.60 5.92 10.86
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Including 79.20 85.50 6.30 1.97 6.27 8.24 4.05
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Including 76.50 80.70 4.20 2.27 7.34 9.60 2.70
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DON-128 428.80 459.30 30.50(i) Assays Pending for Active Member
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(i) denotes apparent thickness with true thickness reported upon receipt
and processing of assay results


DON-120 is 490 metres southeast of DON-119 and is a 405 metres step-out to the southeast of DON-042; which intersected a true thickness of 16.33 metres of well mineralized, zinc-lead Active Member grading 6.92% zinc and 2.62% lead including 3.88 metres grading 12.98% zinc and 6.95% lead (see December 11, 2006 news release). DON-124 is a 220 metre step-out to the southeast from DON-056; which intersected 13.40 metres true thickness grading 4.74% zinc and 1.43% lead including 4.80 metres grading 7.70% zinc and 2.56% lead (see June 14, 2007 news release).

DON-128 is a successful follow-up 200 metres down-dip of DON-124 and further enhances the continuity of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member along the southeastern margin of the Don deposit. Assays for this recently completed drill hole will be released pending receipt of results from the assay laboratory and results being verified through Selwyn's rigorous QAQC protocols. Note that drilling has already commenced on DON-132 that is targeting 200 metres down-dip of DON-128 to further test the mineral potential of the high-grade, underground target.

DON-113, although a narrow intercept of high-grade, zinc-lead Active Member, is currently the deepest intersection in the deposit area at a vertical depth from surface of 650 metres and correlates with DON-051 and DON-097; which are located 170 metres to the southeast and 220 metres to the northwest respectively. It is also on the same drill section as DON-109 that is located 370 metres updip and also intersected high-grade, zinc-lead mineralized Active Member.

Additional drilling is planned in this deep underground target area following review and updating of the detailed, 3D geological model. These new deep intercepts build strong confidence that the Don deposit remains open at depth for further expansion of the mineral potential. Note the assays for DON-051, DON-097, and DON-109 are as follows:

- DON-051 intersected a true thickness of 16.50 metres grading 5.95% zinc and 1.90% lead including 1.10 metres grading 11.23% zinc and 7.28% lead (see May 28, 2007 news release)

- DON-097 intersected a true thickness of 17.0 metres grading 5.55% zinc and 1.66% lead including 2.70 metres grading 7.54% zinc and 2.22% lead (see September 4, 2007 news release)

- DON-109 intersecting 14.10 metres true thickness grading 8.46% zinc and 3.57% lead including 4.50 metres grading 16.31% zinc and 8.15% lead in the Don deposit (see September 4, 2007 news release)

To date, 19 drill holes have been completed and/or are in progress on the Don deposit totalling 8,487.9 metres. One drill rig is working on expanding the known mineral resource within a target area of 700 by 700 metres by 20 metres that is predominantly below open-pit target limits. It is below the open-pit limits in the Don deposit where the zinc-lead mineralized Active Member is known to contain higher-grades such as exemplified in DON-074 that intersected 31.63 metres true thickness of the Active Member at a depth of 241.7 metres with a grade of 10.20% zinc and 3.91% lead including 4.30 metres grading 35.97% zinc and 16.01% lead (see July 21, 2007 news release).

The higher-grade target area is modeled to potentially contain 10 to 12 million tonnes of higher-grade material with a range of grades varying from 7.0% to more than 40.0% combined lead and zinc. The mineral potential of this target is outside of the known NI 43-101 compliant, Indicated mineral resource of 2,360,000 tonnes grading 5.15% zinc and 1.15% lead and Inferred mineral resource of 14,680,000 grading 4.17% zinc and 1.70% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). This target is conceptual in nature as there has been insufficient drilling to define a mineral resource and it is unknown if drilling will define a mineral resource. Further definition drilling is required prior to discussing mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource classification and that it is uncertain if additional drilling will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

Other

Three drill rigs continue to target the high-grade underground target of the Don East deposit, as well as working on expanding the known mineral resources. Drilling in Don Valley is expected to continue through November. Currently, assay results for 21 drill holes are awaited.

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[MFC500]

Nov. 8, 2007) - Selwyn Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:SWN - News) is pleased to provide an update on recent drilling activities in the wholly-owned Don Valley area of the Selwyn Project. The current drilling is focusing on the 8.0 kilometre length of Active Member between the Don and HC deposits and is continuing to expand the high-grade zinc-lead mineral potential both in the open pit environment and at depth in Don Valley. To date, 101 drill holes have been completed or are in progress on Selwyn Project totalling 33,860.7 metres. The location of the new drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.

Highlights

- DON-099 intersected 15.10 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 5.85% zinc and 2.06% lead including 2.20 metres grading 13.38% zinc and 4.40% lead

- DON-112 intersected 8.57 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 8.12% zinc and 2.28% lead including 3.05 metres grading 16.84% zinc and 5.12% lead

- DON-118 intersected 9.89 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 6.05% zinc and 1.69% lead and 4.40 metres grading 7.27% zinc and 2.29% lead

HC West Open Pit Target

A total of 15 diamond drill holes have been completed in HC West deposit open-pit target area for a total of 3,498.6 metres. Drilling on this open-pit target has been temporarily halted pending the receipt of further assay results from the analytical laboratories that are necessary to facilitate a proper evaluation of priority for drilling in and around the HC West deposit.

High-grade zinc-lead mineralized Active Member has now been successfully intersected over 5.1 kilometres from the Don deposit to the HC West deposit. With continuing high-grade, zinc-lead mineralized Active Member in the near surface environment being delineated in the HC West deposit, there is excellent potential to increase the grade of the mineral potential. This was also recently exemplified in the October 29, 2007 and November 7, 2007 news releases about the Don East deposit.




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Thick- Thick-
From To ness Pb Zn Pb+Zn ness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-099 150.10 165.20 15.10 2.06 5.85 7.91 15.10
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Including 150.10 152.30 2.20 4.40 13.38 17.78 2.20
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DON-100 118.60 124.40 5.80 1.97 5.12 7.07 5.74
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DON-105 55.10 63.20 8.10 1.63 5.42 7.06 7.79
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DON-112 64.00 72.70 8.70 2.28 8.12 10.40 8.57
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Including 68.60 71.70 3.10 5.12 16.84 21.96 3.05
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DON-118 308.00 317.90 9.90 1.69 6.05 7.74 9.89
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Including 315.00 317.90 2.90 2.30 7.31 9.62 2.90
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Including 312.40 316.80 4.40 2.29 7.27 9.55 4.40
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DON-112 is located 150 metres east of DON-111 (see October 23, 2006 news release) that was the first high grade drill hole identified in the open pit target at the HC West. DON-111 (see October 31, 2007 news release) is an important intersection because it continues to demonstrate that there is potential for continuity of the higher-grade mineralization across large aerial extent in both the open-pit and underground targets of the Don Valley rather than it being localized in individual zinc-lead deposits.

The higher-grade zinc-lead mineralized Active Member from the HC west open-pit target in DON-112 and DON-118 is approximately 3.1 kilometres from the two high-grade targets in the Don East deposit, exemplified by DON-103 (see October 29, 2007 news release). DON-103 intersected 15.76 metres true thickness grading 10.41% zinc and 3.96% lead including 1.30 metres grading 34.07% zinc and 8.91% lead.

Another exciting aspect of the higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the HC West deposit is that the intersection in DON-118 is starting to develop into a possible underground scenario that could be below any conceptual open-pit infrastructure. Additional drilling is required in this area of the HC West deposit to further test the mineral potential of any possible underground target; noting that this area will be a high-priority for follow-up in 2008.

DON-112 is also 170 metres northeast of DON-104 and 150 metres southeast from DON-018. DON-112 is located 440 metres east of DON-037. Intercepts for DON-018, DON-022, DON-037, DON-104, and DON-111 include the following:

- DON-018 intersected 10.60 metres true thickness grading 5.19% zinc and 1.21% lead including 1.70 metres grading 15.64% zinc and 3.86% lead (see October 23, 2006 news release)

- DON-022 intersected 8.10 metres true thickness grading 6.02% zinc and 1.73% lead including 2.67 metres grading 12.33% zinc and 3.07% lead within (see October 23, 2006 news release)

- DON-037 intersected 20.40 metres true thickness grading 4.84% zinc and 1.37% lead including 5.30 metres grading 9.97% zinc and 3.25% lead (see December 11, 2006)

- DON-104 intersected two structurally duplicated Active Member intercepts including 13.30 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 5.47% zinc and 1.25% lead and 3.20 metres grading 8.28% zinc and 2.87% lead (see October 31, 2007 news release)

- DON-111 intersected 16.50 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 6.93% zinc and 2.08% lead including 3.40 metres grading 13.59% zinc and 4.30% lead (see October 31, 2007 news release)

DON-099, DON-100 and DON-105 are infill drill holes that were successful in confirming the continuity of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member through the near surface expression of the HC West deposit. The HC West deposit remains open for expansion along strike and to depth.

Recent drilling in the HC West deposit has increased the southeasterly bounds of the continuously mineralized zinc-lead Active Member by 300 metres from 1,000 to 1,300 metres. The mineralization of the HC West deposit remains open for expansion of the mineral potential to the southeast as a 1,080 metre gap remains between it and the HC deposit to the southeast. The target for zinc-lead mineralization in the HC West deposit is conceptualized to contain 30 to 35 million tonnes within an area of approximately 1,300 by 700 metres and having an average thickness of 12 metres with base metal grades ranging from 3.7 to more than 16.0% combined lead and zinc. The target requires additional drilling to define the mineral resource and it is unknown if drilling will define a mineral resource. Further definition drilling is required prior to discussing mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource classification and it is uncertain if additional drilling will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

Other

One drill continues to target the high-grade underground target of the Don deposit and three drills continue to target the high-grade underground target of the Don East deposit. Drilling in Don Valley is expected to continue through November. Currently, assay results for 13 drill holes are awaited. Shortly, the Company will provide an update on engineering and environmental baseline work completed in this year's $25M program.

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/071108/200711080424211001.html?.v=1

[MFC500]

Selwyn Resources Continues to Intersect Higher Grades in Don East Deposit

November 14, 8:58 am ET

Selwyn Resources is pleased to provide an update on recent drilling activities in the wholly-owned Don Valley area of the Selwyn Project. The current drilling is focusing on the 8.0 kilometre length of Active Member between the Don and HC Deposits and is continuing to expand the high-grade zinc-lead mineral potential both in the open-pit environment and at depth in Don Valley. To date, 101 drill holes have been completed or are in progress on Selwyn Project totalling 34,385.2 metres. The location of the new drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.

Highlights

- DON-079 in the open-pit target intersected 14.84 metres true thickness grading 5.38% zinc and 1.87% lead, including 5.39 metres grading 10.49% zinc and 3.22% lead

- DON-114 in the underground target intersected 44.97 metres true thickness grading 4.55% zinc and 1.26% lead, including 3.94 metres grading 9.38% zinc and 2.45% lead

- DON-121 in the underground target intersected 19.42 metres true thickness grading 4.91% zinc and 1.33% lead, including 10.14 metres grading 6.21% zinc and 1.82% lead

Don East Underground Target

A total of 9 diamond drill holes have been completed and/or are in progress in the underground target area for a total of 7,654.1 metres. Three drill rigs are now working on the underground target identified earlier this summer in drill hole DON-106 (see September 4, 2007 news release) to enhance the mineral potential of this exciting new underground target area.

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From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-114 611.70 688.20 76.50 1.26 4.55 5.81 44.97
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Including 611.70 622.70 11.00 0.93 4.54 5.48 6.47
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Including 639.60 647.70 8.10 2.01 8.84 10.84 4.76
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Including 668.20 684.30 16.10 2.36 7.23 9.59 9.46
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DON-121 435.60 455.70 20.10 1.33 4.91 6.24 19.42
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Including 435.60 437.10 1.50 1.66 9.87 11.53 1.45
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Including 445.20 455.70 10.50 1.82 6.21 8.04 10.14
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DON-127 619.40 647.70 28.30(i) Active Member Assays Pending
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DON-129 534.30 547.10 12.80(i) Active Member Assays Pending
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(i) denotes apparent thickness with true thickness reported upon receipt and processing of assay results


The high-grade zinc-lead mineralized Active Member in DON-114, is 226 metres northeast of DON-106 (see September 4, 2007 news release). DON-106 intersected a true thickness of 22.50 grading 8.09% zinc and 1.79% lead including 12.30 metres grading 11.13% zinc and 2.23% lead. DON-114 is also 295 metres northeast of DON-121; which also successfully intersected well mineralized, zinc-lead Active Member in the underground target. Both DON-114 and DON-121 demonstrate continuity of the higher-grade mineralization between the open-pit and underground target areas. It should also be noted that DON-121 is 388 metres down-dip of DON-103 (see October 29, 2007 news release) and 325 metres down-dip of DON-081 (reported below); noting that both DON-081 and DON-103 are located in the open-pit target.

The identification of thicker, higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the underground target at the Don East deposit, such as in DON-114 that intersected an overall true thickness of 44.97 metres of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member, now provides for an excellent opportunity to not only increase the grade of the mineral potential in the underground environment, but also the overall tonnage potential of this target.

Don East Open-Pit Target

A total of 35 diamond drill holes have been completed and/or are in progress in the open-pit target area for a total of 6,644.0 metres in the Don East deposit. It should be noted that open pit definition drilling has been temporarily halted pending the receipt of additional assay results from the analytical laboratories that are necessary to facilitate a proper evaluation of priority for drilling in and around the Don East deposit.

DON-079 and DON-081 are infill drill holes that were successful in confirming both the continuity of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member through the near surface expression of the Don East deposit and that there are consistently higher-grades being identified as infill drilling continues. Additional intercepts of higher grade, well mineralized Active Member in the open-pit continues to support the concept that there is a widespread, higher-grade core zone to the Active Member across the Selwyn Project. The Don East deposit remains open for expansion along strike and to depth.

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True
From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-079 167.60 183.30 15.70 1.87 5.38 7.25 14.84
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Including 176.30 182.00 5.70 3.22 10.49 13.71 5.39
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214.30 221.30 7.00 2.41 6.35 8.76 6.62
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Including 217.00 220.10 3.10 2.39 8.07 10.46 2.93
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DON-081 222.20 231.10 8.90 1.28 5.16 6.44 6.29
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Including 222.20 228.60 6.40 1.38 5.81 7.19 4.53
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Including 222.20 224.70 2.50 2.34 10.26 12.60 1.77
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Structural repetition of the mineralization in drill hole DON-079 within the open-pit target resembles a similar repetition in the upper part of the HC West deposit seen in DON-104 (see October 31, 2007 news release). Structural duplication in an open-pit target has the added benefit of significantly increasing the mineral potential of well mineralized, zinc-lead Active Member in the near-surface environment).

Recent shallow drilling continues to expand the mineral potential of the Don East deposit well beyond the April 2007, NI 43-101 compliant, Inferred mineral resource area that contains 24,710,000 tonnes grading 5.15% zinc and 1.15% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). The north-westerly bounds of the continuously mineralized zinc-lead Active Member in the Don East deposit has doubled from 900 to 1,800 metres and successfully tested a continuous north-easterly, down dip length of 1,100 metres. The target for zinc-lead mineralization in the Don East deposit is conceptualized to contain 35 to 55 million tonnes within an area of approximately 2,000 by 1,000 metres and having an average thickness of 15 metres with base metal grades ranging from 4.8 to more than 12.0% combined lead and zinc. The target requires additional drilling to define the mineral resource and it is unknown if drilling will define a mineral resource. Further definition drilling is required prior to discussing mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource classification and it is uncertain if additional drilling will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

Drilling in Don Valley is expected to continue through November. Currently, assay results for 9 drill holes are awaited.

Note that all discussion of previous NI 43-101 compliant Indicated and Inferred mineral resources are referenced in the April 2, 2007 news release that discusses the 2007 NI 43-101 compliant mineral resources and the subsequent report written by Independent Qualified Person Cliff Pearson, P.Geo., and Non-Independent Qualified Person John. J. O'Donnell, P.Geo., for the Selwyn Project. Any areas discussed as possessing mineral potential are conceptual and not defined through drilling based upon a detailed geological model. Further definition drilling is required prior to discussing mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource and it is uncertain if additional drilling will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

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[RMINCONSULT]

Ein kleiner Lichtblick? Selwyn Resources (früher Pacifica) legte gestern an der OTC um 9,32% zu! Da es eigentlich nur gutes über die Lagerstätte nd die Bohrergebnisse zu berichten gibt, kommt entweder in Betracht, dass Selwyn endlich die Aufmerksamkeit erfährt,die ihr gebührt oder das Nachrichten im Umlauf sin, die hier nicht bekannt sind.

[Panem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.506.012 von RMINCONSULT am 21.11.07 10:08:32

Dieser Wert kann kaum mit besseren News aufwarten, als die, welche hier regelmäßig auf den Tisch des Hauses gelegt werden.

Gleiche MK wie Aquila mit 100 mal besseren Ressourcen.

Aus meiner Sicht werden die 370 Mio. Tonnen Material sogar noch deutlich ausgebaut werden - zu deutlichen besseren Grades, als bisher.

Was der Markt im Augenblick mit der Aktie treibt, ist mir persönlich deshalb vollkommen egal.

Auch Analysen kann man sich hier - in gewissem Rahmen - aufgrund der überragenden Zahlen vs. MK im Grunde sparen.

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[Panem]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.506.215 von Panem am 21.11.07 10:21:15

Korrektur: ca. 60 mal bessere Ressourcen.

[MickyMouse1]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.506.245 von Panem am 21.11.07 10:22:55

Trotzdem lieber Panem,

nachdem heutigen Rutsch würde ich sagen wir haben fertig.
Das wars dann.
Für mich ist es fraglich wie sie nächstes Jahr bei diesen Kursen weitermachen wollen und können.

Die Heade ist der allerletzte fährt er diesen Karren (immerhin bereits erwiesenermassen das 7 grösste Zink/Blei-Property, und wahrscheinlich sogar das grösste der Welt) gegen den Baum.

Wenn wir ihn feuern sind wir pleite und er bekommt noch die Abfindung.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.574.144 von MickyMouse1 am 26.11.07 20:06:28

heute absolute scheisse.. uneingeschränkte zustimmung

[ycbm]

hi.
kann euch absolut verstehen.
kann auch nicht nachvollziehen, warum der wert immerweiter fällt.
zwar werden immer mehr aktien rausgegeben, doch glaube ich, das hier andere mechanismen den wert lenken.

keine ahnung wo hier der boden ist! denn: "greife niemals in ein fallendes messer"

aber momentan gibt es auch noch keine konkreten pläne für die umsetzung der pläne zur produktion.
das geld wird eher für die bohrungen rausgehaun.
vielleicht zielt man auf eine übernahme ...

ich beobachte weiterhin


ycbm

[XIO]

[MFC500]

Nov. 28, 2007

Selwyn Resources is pleased to announce that it is the co-recipient of the 2007 Power of Partnerships Award presented by the Yukon Mine Training Association. This award honours companies and communities that demonstrate strong partnerships that contribute to the development of mining industry workforce in the Yukon. Selwyn was recognized alongside the Ross River Dena Council for their joint works on delivering environmental assessment and monitoring skills training to youth in Ross River and Watson Lake. Selwyn congratulates Ross River Dena Council and extends its thanks to the many organizations and individuals who contributed to the success of this program.

Selwyn also received Honourable Mention for the 2007 Robert E. Leckie Award for quartz mining operations in the Yukon. The Robert E. Leckie award was created in 1999 in recognition of innovative approaches to planned reclamation, research and cooperation between government, communities and the mining industry, in addition to demonstrated environmental performance and corporate citizenship by companies operating in the Yukon.

The reclamation activities carried out in 2007 on its Selwyn Project in the Eastern Yukon were completed by Keyeh Nejeh, the Land Management and Reclamation Division of the Liard First Nation Development Corporation. Selwyn thanks the staff and representatives of Keyeh Nejeh for their excellent work which made this award possible. Throughout this past summer season Keyeh Nejeh and Selwyn have worked to enact an ongoing reclamation program for areas disturbed by exploration activity and establish reclamation trial programs that will provide important information regarding viable reclamation methods for proposed future mining operations.

In addition, Selwyn has been working in partnership with the Yukon Government in completing wildlife surveys for the proposed development area. These surveys were completed through joint efforts of Selwyn Environment Department staff, Yukon Government scientists, and local community representatives. Selwyn supports these collaborative initiatives. They are very important in developing a common understanding of the potential effects of future mining operations. This type of teamwork also sets the stage for collaborative development of mitigation measures and future study designs.

Selwyn Resources extends its thanks to all those who made these awards possible.

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[smyl]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.603.100 von MFC500 am 28.11.07 18:52:49

kein mensch braucht zur zeit soviel zink,
deswegen wird es auch vorerst nicht zustandekommen.

[otd]

Selwyn Resources Updates Engineering and Environmental Activities
http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/071204/200712040429478001.html?.v=1

[Reiners]

Warum dieser Absturz heute ?

Was war so negativ in der Meldung von heute ?

[ycbm]

also ein einstieg ist momentan mit wenigen stücken sehr verlockend.

auch wenn pacifica, oder jetzt selwyn sein riesenprojekt nicht schafft, ist dieses unternehmen aufgrund der schwindenden MK ein leckeres übernahmeobjekt.

ich denke das dies auch die einzige lösung momentan darstellt. es gibt schon sehr viele aktien und momentan müßten die pakete riesengroß sein, um ein paar peanuts in die kasse zu bekommen.


ycbm

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Selwyn Resources is continuing to drilling along key lead-zinc zones on its Selwyn project in the Howard’s Pass district of Yukon, Canada. Assays continue to expand the known mineralised zones and suggest new high-grade areas that appear amenable to underground mining. These zones offer potential to expand the scope of the project and provide confidence in our current base-case and optimistic valuations for Selwyn. Meanwhile, the weakness in the US dollar and a steady erosion of zinc and lead prices are prompting a downward revision in our valuation although this is still well above current price levels.

Key Points:

* Potential to expand the mineral resource
The Selwyn project contained an indicated resource of 86.6 million tonnes, grading 4.93 percent zinc and 1.73 percent lead, with an added inferred resource of 215.4 million tonnes grading 4.71 percent zinc and 1.48 percent lead. The company drilled over 100 holes in a major programme this year, and numerous intercepts are showing encouraging assays with a combined zinc and lead content of over 14.0 percent. These results suggest Selwyn can expand its mineral resource estimates and improve upon the average grade.

* An increased project scale
Selwyn plans to commence a prefeasibility study next year but in the meantime, its exploration success suggests an increased project scale. Under a revised scenario, a Selwyn mine would supplement a large open pit operation with feed from underground mining.

* Declining metal prices and the US dollar point to lower potential revenues
Zinc prices have been slipping since early this year and the price of lead has been in decline since early fall. Like-for-like potential revenues are lower still when expressed in Canadian dollars, due to the weakness of the US dollar that has been evident throughout the past year.

* Higher costs
The potential for underground mining improves the economics of the Selwyn project, but the expanded mine plan would carry added capital and operating costs. Further, all mining developments are facing considerable inflationary pressures that are resulting in capital cost increases of twenty percent or more, with comparable increases in unit operating costs. Minimising cost increases will be a major challenge for Selwyn during its prefeasibility study.



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Jan. 10, 2008

Selwyn Resources is pleased to provide an update on 2007 drilling activities in the XY area of the Selwyn Project. In 2007, 106 drill holes were completed on Selwyn Project totalling 37,208.6 metres. The location of the drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.

Highlights

- XYC-163 intersected 22.20 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 3.06% zinc and 1.44% lead, including 3.70 metres grading 7.60% zinc and 2.84% lead in the southeast margin area of the XY Central Open Pit area.

- Infill drill hole XYC-156 intersected 31.10 metres true thickness the open-pit target grading 7.61% zinc and 2.51% lead, including 4.80 metres grading 14.69% zinc and 4.81% lead

Infill Drilling of XY Open-Pit Target

The 2007 drilling in the XY deposit focused on the XY Central zone, initially completing infill definition drilling within the open-pit environment. A total of 18 diamond drill holes were completed in both the open-pit and underground target areas for a total of 7,699.3 metres around the XY Central deposit. Twelve of these drill holes totaling 2,592.1 metres successfully completed infill definition drilling in the open-pit target, whereas, the remaining six diamond drill holes totalling 5,097.2 metres specifically were targeted at expanding the higher-grade underground target area down dip of the high-grade underground Inferred mineral resource (see April 2, 2007 news release). Assay results from the 2007 drilling program are presented in Table 1.

The 2007 drilling program at the XY deposit was very successful in confirming the detailed 3D geological model previously used in the NI 43-101 compliant, April 2007 mineral resource estimate by Independent Qualified Person Mr. Cliff Pearson, P.Geo. and Non-independent Qualified Person, Mr. John O'Donnell. Mineral inventories of the XY deposit were previously reported as 36.27 million tonnes of Indicated mineral resources grading 5.77% zinc and 2.35% lead and 46.64 million tonnes of Inferred mineral resources grading 5.38% zinc and 2.08% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release).

The recent drilling at the XY deposit continues to demonstrate the overall contiguous nature of the zinc-lead mineralization in the Active Member and to define high-grade zinc-lead mineralization in the near surface environment. These higher grade intercepts are similar to the deeper mineralization encountered in the underground mineral resource; meaning that the higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization is not limited to the deeper depths being targeted for underground mining. The 2007 drilling defined a NI 43-101 compliant, Indicated mineral resource of 7,394,860 tonnes grading 9.88% zinc and 4.32% lead and an Inferred mineral resource of 1,856,500 tonnes grading 10.41% zinc and 3.71% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release).

Drill holes XYC-161, XYC-162, XYC-163, XYC-166, and XYC-167 are located along the southeastern margin of the XY deposit; noting all drill holes except XYC-167 intersected well mineralized Active Member typical of the XY deposit. Drill hole XYC-167 pierced a large fault structure. An interesting result from southeastern area of the XY deposit is that in some locations, lead mineralization is higher grade than the zinc mineralization. XYC-162 has a 3.80 metre interval from 162.0 to 165.8 metres grading 6.33% zinc and 8.55% lead, which is atypical of zinc-lead mineralization in the Active Member. Further study is required to determine the nature of the grade reversal; however, it is not uncommon in the higher-grade sections of the XY deposit to have very high-grade lead mineralization, locally with up to a 1:1 ratio with zinc.

Infill drill holes XYC-154, XYC-155, XYC-156, XYC-158, XYC-159 and XYC-169 were focused on the core of the XY deposit and intersected well mineralized Active Member; which compares very favourably with assay results from the previously released 2006 drilling program (see Table 2) and the April 2007 NI 43-101 mineral resource estimation.


Table 1

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Drill From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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XYC-154 39.80 73.40 33.60 1.02 2.96 3.98 30.70
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Including 39.80 43.20 3.40 2.64 6.83 9.47 3.10
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Including 58.40 63.10 4.70 2.95 7.80 10.75 4.30
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Including 69.00 72.90 3.90 1.33 5.24 6.57 3.60
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XYC-155 70.5 111.8 41.30 0.74 2.56 3.30 41.30
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Including 70.5 72.7 1.80 1.93 4.40 6.33 2.20
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Including 94.7 97.1 2.40 1.74 7.26 9.00 2.40
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Including 101.9 110.8 8.90 1.93 7.31 9.24 8.90
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Including 106.4 108.3 1.90 5.48 20.43 25.91 1.90
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XYC-156 115.00 146.70 31.70 2.51 7.61 10.12 31.10
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Including 115.00 121.20 6.20 2.63 9.15 11.78 6.10
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Including 128.20 136.90 8.70 3.52 12.26 15.78 8.50
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Including 132.00 136.90 4.90 4.81 14.69 19.50 4.80
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Including 141.10 146.70 5.60 3.91 9.32 13.23 5.50
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XYC-158 157.10 178.30 21.20 1.93 4.63 6.56 19.20
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Including 164.30 167.00 2.70 2.13 8.46 10.59 2.40
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Including 168.90 171.80 2.90 2.28 6.04 8.32 2.60
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Including 175.50 178.30 2.80 5.08 8.77 13.85 2.50
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XYC-159 129.90 143.00 13.10 1.59 5.90 7.49 12.90
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Including 131.20 133.80 2.60 2.15 9.06 11.21 2.60
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Including 139.50 143.00 3.50 2.51 10.21 12.72 3.40
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XYC-160 2.70 19.40 16.70 0.74 2.88 3.62 16.6
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Including 2.70 5.60 2.90 1.53 7.85 9.38 2.9
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Including 11.20 12.80 1.60 1.72 5.40 7.12 1.6
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XYC-161 39.60 50.10 10.50 2.10 3.12 5.22 10.30
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XYC-162 151.80 165.80 14.00 2.83 3.33 6.16 9.90
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Including 152.10 153.00 0.90 0.83 6.36 7.19 0.60
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Including 162.00 165.80 3.80 8.55 6.33 14.88 2.70
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XYC-163 93.40 115.70 22.30 1.44 3.06 4.50 22.20
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Including 93.40 97.10 3.70 2.84 7.60 10.44 3.70
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Including 114.40 115.70 1.30 9.14 8.33 17.47 1.30
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XYC-166 40.20 46.60 6.40 2.76 4.47 7.23 6.30
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Including 44.80 45.70 0.90 12.85 15.38 28.23 0.90
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XYC-169 232.90 248.60 15.70 1.44 3.99 5.43 13.90
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Including 232.90 235.60 2.70 1.55 5.63 7.18 2.40
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Including 240.10 244.40 4.30 1.15 5.52 6.67 3.80
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Including 247.20 248.60 1.40 6.01 9.76 15.77 1.20
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A selected list of previously released intercepts from the 2006 drilling program within the near surface, open-pit target include XYC-122 (see October 10, 2006 news release); XYC-125 (see September 21, 2006 news release); XYC-126 (see October 10, 2006 news release); XYC-127, XYC-129, XYC-130 and XYC-132 (see September 21, 2006 news release); XYC-134 (see October 10, 2006 news release); and XYC-140 and XYC-142 (see October 30, 2006 news release).

Table 2

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Drill From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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XYC-122 14.1 51.8 37.7 1.54 5.05 6.59 36.2
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Including 14.1 19.6 5.5 1.91 10.74 12.65 5.3
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Including 50.6 51.8 1.2 11.27 13.97 25.24 1.2
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XYC-126 93.7 98.3 4.6 4.55 9.07 13.62 4.2
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Including 145.5 162.7 17.8 1.50 5.51 7.01 16.3
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Including 146.8 151.4 4.6 1.58 6.70 8.29 4.2
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Including 159.0 162.7 3.7 2.31 10.53 12.84 3.38
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XYC-125 88.9 105.2 16.3 1.94 7.06 9.00 16.20
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Including 88.9 95.1 6.2 2.05 7.69 9.73 6.20
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Including 98.9 105.2 6.3 2.61 9.76 12.37 6.30
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Including 102.4 104.7 2.3 2.80 11.59 14.38 2.30
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XYC-127 101.65 126.50 24.85 1.93 5.05 6.98 24.85
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Including 122.30 126.50 4.20 6.41 11.53 17.94 4.20
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XYC-129 101.70 123.80 22.10 1.79 6.53 8.32 21.30
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Including 103.40 105.80 2.40 4.49 18.91 23.40 2.30
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Including 162.70 174.70 12.00 2.32 6.99 9.31 11.60
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Including 172.50 174.70 2.20 7.96 22.66 30.62 2.10
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XYC-130 118.50 137.30 18.80 2.14 6.85 8.99 17.20
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Including 127.00 133.90 6.90 3.41 11.65 15.05 6.30
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XYC-132 76.56 147.63 71.07 1.38 4.42 5.79 39.50
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Including 122.74 147.63 24.89 1.91 6.90 8.81 13.90
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Including 81.30 87.79 6.49 2.70 9.46 12.17 3.60
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Including 100.80 104.96 4.16 1.84 6.22 8.06 2.30
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Including 128.46 138.84 10.38 3.12 11.22 14.34 5.80
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XYC-134 45.04 101.62 56.58 2.13 5.53 7.65 39.3
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Including 45.04 57.53 12.49 4.32 12.96 17.28 8.7
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Including 47.20 51.55 4.35 8.18 22.62 30.80 3.0
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Including 91.25 101.27 10.02 4.96 12.32 17.28 7.0
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XYC-142 68.00 82.30 14.30 2.75 10.03 12.78 14.25
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Including 70.80 76.20 5.40 4.91 20.21 25.12 5.38
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Including 70.80 73.55 2.75 8.39 33.76 42.25 2.74
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Including 70.80 72.30 1.50 10.42 44.90 55.32 1.49
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Other Exploration

The company will be reporting on the remaining drill results in the XY Central deep drilling, and Don and Don East deposits shortly. Furthermore, it has commenced re-estimation of mineral resources in order to provide an updated NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimate for dissemination in first quarter 2008.

The Selwyn Project exploration program is being reviewed by Vice President of Exploration, Jason Dunning, M.Sc., P.Geo. The onsite activities for the Selwyn Project are directed by Exploration Manager, John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo. Both Mr. Dunning and Mr. O'Donnell are Qualified Persons within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101. All assay data has been through internal validation of quality assurance and quality control. Selwyn has established a sampling and assay control program with blind insertion of assay blanks, standards and duplicates for the Selwyn Project; however, it should be noted that there is also a quality control and quality assurance program in place at International Plasma Laboratories ("iPL") and ACME Analytical Laboratories Ltd. ("ACME") that includes blanks, duplicates and standards. At iPL, base metal analyses are conducted by wet fire assay and at ACME, silver and base metal analyses are conducted by a 17-element, four-acid digestion, ore-grade ICP-AES technique.

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[MFC500]

Jan. 15, 2008

Selwyn Resources is pleased to provide an update on recent drilling activities in the wholly-owned Don Valley area of the Selwyn Project. The current drilling is focusing on the 8.0 kilometre length of Active Member between the Don and HC deposits and is continuing to expand the high-grade zinc-lead mineral potential both in the open-pit environment and at depth in Don Valley. In 2007, 106 drill holes were completed on Selwyn Project totalling 37,208.6 metres. The location of the drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.
Highlights

- DON-131 in the underground target intersected 52.20 metres true thickness grading 4.62% zinc and 1.71% lead, including 8.00 metres grading 7.76% zinc and 3.01% lead.

- DON-129 in the underground target intersected 10.10 metres true thickness grading 5.56% zinc and 2.16% lead, including 4.50 metres grading 9.17% zinc and 3.38% lead.

Don East Underground Target

The deep drilling on the Don East deposit continues to demonstrate significant higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization beneath the expected extent of any conceptualized open pit mining. A total of 14 diamond drill holes have been completed in the underground target area for a total of 7,463.5 metres.




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True
Drill From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-117 388.30 394.90 6.60 1.30 4.53 5.83 6.03
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Including 390.00 393.40 3.40 1.88 6.36 8.24 3.11
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DON-127 619.80 638.30 18.50 1.64 4.15 5.79 18.40
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Including 619.80 622.80 3.00 1.17 5.51 6.68 2.98
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Including 632.30 637.20 4.90 2.45 5.90 8.35 4.87
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DON-129 534.50 546.80 12.30 2.16 5.56 7.72 10.10
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Including 538.50 544.00 5.50 3.38 9.17 12.55 4.50
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DON-131 791.30 848.40 57.10 1.71 4.62 6.33 52.20
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Including 814.40 833.10 18.70 2.13 6.13 8.25 17.10
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Including 824.40 833.10 8.70 3.01 7.76 10.76 8.00
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DON-133 399.60 407.30 7.70 1.77 6.14 7.91 6.80
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Including 403.10 405.80 2.70 3.47 11.40 14.87 2.40
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DON-134 307.80 308.30 0.50 4.30 10.48 14.78 6.50
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338.50 344.20 5.70 1.65 5.48 7.13 5.10
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DON-137 289.10 309.10 20.00 1.37 4.28 5.65 19.20
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Including 299.10 309.10 10.00 1.66 5.65 7.32 9.60
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Including 303.90 309.10 5.20 2.27 7.46 9.73 5.00
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DON-129 and DON-133 were designed to test the continuity of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member to the southeast of DON-106. Both drill holes were completed from the same drill pad, a 240 metres step out from DON-106 (see September 4, 2007 news release); DON-106 intersected a true thickness of 22.50 grading 8.09% zinc and 1.79% lead including 12.30 metres grading 11.13% zinc and 2.23% lead. The intersecting of well mineralized Active Member in DON-129 and DON-133 confirms the continuity of higher grade zinc-lead mineralization in the underground target over a down dip length of approximately 1100 metres. A third drill hole, DON-135, drilled off of the same collar location, targeted down-dip of DON-129 and DON-133; however, it is interpreted that this drill hole intersected the major bounding fault structure at depth that offsets the Don East deposit from the HC West deposit, and crossed from hangingwall into footwall rocks upon crossing this fault, thereby missing the Active Member.

Moving 530 metres to the southeast of DON-129, DON-133 and DON-135, a second thick, higher-grade intercept of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member was discovered in the adjacent fault block in drill hole DON-131. Drill hole DON-131 intersected 52.20 metres grading 4.62% zinc and 1.71% lead similar to the intercept in DON-114 which intersected 44.97 metres true thickness grading 4.55% zinc and 1.26% lead, including 3.94 metres grading 9.38% zinc and 2.45% lead (see November 14, 2007 news release). DON-114 is located 770 metres northwest of DON-131. The identification of a thicker zone of higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization in multiple locations within the underground target area at the Don East deposit now provides for an excellent opportunity to increase both the grade and the overall tonnage potential of this target.

The 2007 deep drilling of the Don East deposit has been very successful in identifying significant new mineral potential down-dip of the known zinc-lead mineralized Active Member in the near surface environment. This new mineral potential expands the near surface potential for tonnage well beyond the April 2007, NI 43-101 compliant, Inferred mineral resource area that contains 24,710,000 tonnes grading 5.15% zinc and 1.15% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). The underground target is conceptualized to have an area of 600 to 1,200 metres that includes 15 to 20 million tonnes assuming an average thickness of 10 metres with base metal grades ranging from 5.90% to more than 11.00% combined lead and zinc. The underground target requires additional drilling; however, these results expand upon those reported in the November 14, 2007 news release. It is unknown if drilling in 2007 was sufficient to define a mineral resource, and detailed study may indicate that additional definition drilling is required to define mineral resources compliant with NI 43-101 mineral resource classification.

Don East Open-Pit Target

A total of 36 diamond drill holes have been completed and/or are in progress in the open-pit target area for a total of 7,968.3 metres in the Don East deposit. DON-072 and DON-082 are infill drill holes that were successful in confirming the continuity of zinc-lead mineralized Active Member through the near surface expression of the Don East deposit.




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Drill From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-072 161.20 172.30 11.10 0.86 3.23 4.08 10.10
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Including 161.20 164.00 2.80 1.72 5.65 7.38 2.60
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Including 169.90 172.30 2.40 1.48 5.66 7.14 2.20
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DON-082 181.10 205.20 24.10 0.64 3.31 3.95 22.30
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Including 189.60 196.20 6.60 1.04 6.26 7.29 6.10
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Shallow drilling in 2007 continued to expand the extent of the zinc-lead mineralized Active Member in the Don East deposit well beyond the April 2007, NI 43-101 compliant, Inferred mineral resource that contains 24,710,000 tonnes grading 5.15% zinc and 1.15% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). The north-westerly bounds of the continuously mineralized zinc-lead Active Member in the Don East deposit has doubled from 900 to 1,800 metres and successfully tested a continuous north-easterly, down dip length of 500 metres. The target for zinc-lead mineralization in the Don East deposit is conceptualized to contain 35 to 55 million tonnes in the near surface environment within an area of approximately 2,000 by 1,000 metres and having an average thickness of 15 metres with base metal grades ranging from 4.8 to more than 12.0% combined lead and zinc. Additional definition drilling is required prior to discussing mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource classification and it is uncertain if additional drilling will result in the target being delineated as a mineral resource.

All assay results from drill holes in the Don East deposit have now been released; noting that additional assay results are pending for deep drill holes in the XY Central and Don deposits. The Don East deposit remains open for expansion along strike and to depth.

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080115/200801150435977001.html?.v=1

[MFC500]

Jan. 17, 2008

Selwyn Resources is pleased to provide an update on 2007 drilling activities in the XY area of the Selwyn Project. In 2007, 106 drill holes were completed on Selwyn Project totalling 37,208.6 metres. The location of the drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.
Highlights

- XYC-171 intersected 23.40 metres true thickness in the underground target grading 9.89% zinc and 5.30% lead, including 8.10 metres grading 18.92% zinc and 10.52% lead.

- XYC-164 intersected 21.80 metres true thickness in the underground target grading 5.13% zinc and 1.43% lead, including 2.40 metres grading 11.34% zinc and 3.27% lead.

Deep Drilling

The 2007 drilling in the XY deposit focused on the XY Central zone, initially completing infill definition drilling within the open-pit environment. A total of 18 diamond drill holes were completed in both the open-pit and underground target areas of the XY Central deposit for a total of 7,699.3 metres. Twelve of these drill holes totalling 2,592.1 metres successfully completed infill definition drilling in the open-pit target, whereas, the remaining six diamond drill holes totalling 5,097.2 metres were targeted at expanding the mineralized area down dip of the high-grade underground Inferred mineral resource (see April 2, 2007 news release). Assay results from the 2007 drilling program are presented in Table 1.


Table 1

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Thick- Thick-
From To ness Pb Zn Pb+Zn ness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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XYC-157 842.40 851.20 8.80 1.24 3.90 5.14 4.40
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Including 842.40 846.10 3.70 1.66 5.60 7.26 1.90
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XYC-164 1023.10 1050.80 27.70 1.46 5.13 6.59 21.80
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Including 1026.90 1031.90 5.00 1.78 7.07 8.85 3.90
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Including 1038.40 1050.80 12.40 1.88 7.17 9.05 9.80
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Including 1047.70 1050.80 3.10 3.27 11.34 14.61 2.40
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XYC-170 984.00 987.30 3.30 1.48 5.31 6.79 3.30
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XYC-171 406.40 432.90 26.50 5.30 9.89 15.19 23.40
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Including 406.40 415.40 9.00 1.27 4.17 5.44 7.90
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Including 419.80 432.00 12.20 10.08 17.38 27.46 10.80
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Including 421.20 430.40 9.20 10.52 18.92 29.44 8.10
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The wide spaced drill holes in the 2007 deep drilling program at the XY deposit were very successful in confirming the detailed 3D geological model previously used in the NI 43-101 compliant, April 2007 mineral resource estimate by Independent Qualified Person Mr. Cliff Pearson, P.Geo. and Non-Independent Qualified Person, Mr. John O'Donnell. The 2006 drilling defined a NI 43-101 compliant, Indicated mineral resource of 7,394,860 tonnes grading 9.88% zinc and 4.32% lead and an Inferred mineral resource of 1,856,500 tonnes grading 10.41% zinc and 3.71% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). The 2007 deep drilling also better defined structures in the underground environment that offset the Active Member that hosts the zinc-lead mineralization.

The underground target remains open in all directions and is bounded by fault structures that offset the zinc-lead mineralized Active Member. This new fault offset block is a target area of approximately 500 metres by 800 metres and an approximate width of 20 metres. The mineral potential of this underground target area requires additional drilling and it is unknown if drilling in 2007 was sufficient to define a NI 43-101 mineral resource in the new fault block; however, a detailed study is ongoing as part of the updated mineral resource to be completed in the first quarter of 2008. This detailed study may indicate that additional definition drilling is required to define a compliant NI 43-101 mineral resource.

Drill hole XYC-171 intersected 23.40 metres true thickness in the open-pit target grading 9.89% zinc and 5.30% lead, including 8.10 metres grading 18.92% zinc and 10.52% lead, thereby further confirming the high-grade nature of the zinc-lead mineralization of the high-grade underground deposit. XYC-171 successfully intersected well mineralized zinc-lead Active Member 300 metres from XYC-111 (see August 31, 2006 news release) and 295 metres from XYC-141 (see October 30, 2006 news release).

Two drill holes, XYC-165 and XYC-168, intersected a new fault structure not previously interpreted that vertically offsets the well mineralized Active Member in the underground target area by 300 metres; however, it is important to note that subsequent drilling has intersected well mineralized zinc-lead Active Member in this new offset fault block; confirming significant mineral potential therein. Both XYC-165 and XYC-168 intersected Active Member; however, it was extremely broken up in the fault and did not yield significant results.

XYC-157 targeted an area down-dip of the April 2007 Indicated mineral resource; which is also in the new fault block defined by drill holes XYC-165 and XYC-168. Drill hole XYC-157 successfully intersected well mineralized Active Member at a depth of 842 metres; however, poor in-hole drilling conditions forced the abandonment of the drill hole prior to reaching footwall rocks to the Active Member. The mineralization in XYC-157 is 450 metres from XYC-171 and 440 metres downdip of XYC-141 (see October 30, news release), and 720 metres from XYC-116 (see August 31, 2006 news release). Selwyn believes this area to be of very high exploration potential requiring additional drilling to define the mineral potential of the high-grade mineralization in this fault block.

Two drill holes target the deepest and northwestern extent of the mineral potential from the high-grade underground deposit. XYC-164 intersected 21.80 metres true thickness grading 5.13% zinc and 1.46% lead including 2.40 metres grading 11.34% zinc and 3.14% lead. XYC-164 drill hole is 320 metres from XYC-157, 460 metres from XYC-138 (see January 10, 2007 news release), and 380 metres from XYC-124 (see September 21, 2006 news release). XYC-170, collared off of the same set-up as XYC-164, tested the up-dip area and successfully intersected well mineralized zinc-lead Active Member; however, the Active Member was truncated by a fault with the drill hole passing immediately into footwall rocks. These two drill holes are the deepest and most northwestern intercepts of well mineralized Active Member that continue to demonstrate that there is significant opportunity to expand the known mineral potential of the high-grade underground deposit.

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080117/200801170436736001.html?.v=1

[otd]

Zink, Zink, Zink...

[MFC500]

Selwyn Resources Expands Underground High-Grade Mineralization in the Don Deposit

January 24, 1:00 pm ET

Selwyn Resources is pleased to provide an update on 2007 drilling activities in the XY area of the Selwyn Project. In 2007, 106 drill holes were completed on Selwyn Project totalling 37,208.6 metres. The location of the drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com. These results complete the drill results for the 2007 program and allow the completion of the re-estimation of mineral resources and the next stage of mine planning.
Highlights

- DON-136 intersecting 15.60 metres true thickness of the Active Member grading 7.59% zinc and 3.00% lead including 2.80 metres grading 21.07% zinc and 9.85% lead

- DON-128 intersecting 21.80 metres true thickness of the Active Member grading 4.43% zinc and 1.74% lead including 3.81 metres grading 7.79% zinc and 4.26% lead

Don Deposit

The deep drilling on the Don East deposit continues to demonstrate significant higher-grade zinc-lead mineralization beneath the expected extent of any conceptualized open pit mining. During the 2007 program, a total of 20 diamond drill holes were completed in the underground target area for a total of 9,217.1 metres.




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From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-128 427.70 455.80 28.10 1.74 4.43 6.17 21.80
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Including 435.80 455.10 19.30 2.24 5.49 7.73 15.00
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Including 450.20 455.10 4.90 4.26 7.79 12.05 3.81
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DON-132 648.90 697.00 48.10 1.60 4.47 6.08 32.20
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Including 649.70 659.30 9.60 2.12 7.60 9.72 6.40
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Including 676.90 697.00 20.10 2.23 5.30 7.52 13.50
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Including 682.40 692.40 10.00 2.07 5.88 7.95 6.70
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Including 710.00 711.90 1.90 5.47 6.78 12.25 1.30
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DON-136 319.30 345.20 25.90 3.00 7.59 10.59 15.60
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Including 336.10 343.60 7.50 7.46 16.39 23.85 4.51
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Including 338.90 343.60 4.70 9.85 21.07 30.92 2.80
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Following up on the successful intersection of well mineralized, zinc-lead Active Member in DON-124 (see November 6, 2007 news release), DON-128 intersected the Active Member 110 metres down-dip of DON-124 confirming the continuity of zinc-lead mineralization along the southeastern margin of the Don deposit. DON-132 was drilled to test the down-dip mineral potential and intersected well mineralized zinc-lead Active Member 230 metres down-dip of DON-128. The Don deposit remains open for expansion both down-dip and towards the Don East deposit in a southeasterly direction. DON-128 and DON-132 are located 650 metres to the southeast of DON-074 (see July 9, 2007 news release); which intersected a true thickness of 31.63 metres of well mineralized, zinc-lead Active Member grading 10.20% zinc and 3.91% lead including 4.30 metres grading 35.97% zinc and 16.01% lead.

DON-136 is a 252 metre step-out to the southeast of DON-074 and drilled down-dip of both DON-109 (see September 4, 2007 news release) and DON-113 (see November 6, 2007 news release). This drill hole is currently the deepest intersection in the deposit area at a vertical depth from surface of 650 metres and correlates well with DON-051 (see May 28, 2007 news release) and DON-097 (see September 4, 2007 news release); which are located 170 metres to the southeast and 220 metres to the northwest respectfully. DON-109 is located 370 metres up-dip and also intersected, high-grade zinc-lead mineralized Active Member with a true thickness of 20.30 metres grading 6.60% zinc and 2.69% lead including 4.50 metres grading 16.31% zinc and 8.15% lead.

The higher-grade target area is modeled to potentially contain 10 to 12 million tonnes of higher-grade mineralization with a range of grades varying from 7.0% to more than 40.0% combined lead and zinc. The potential mineral resources of the area of the recent drilling is outside of the known NI 43-101 compliant, Indicated mineral resource of 2,360,000 tonnes grading 5.15% zinc and 1.15% lead and Inferred mineral resource of 14,680,000 grading 4.17% zinc and 1.70% lead (see April 2, 2007 news release). This target is conceptual in nature and it is not known whether there has been sufficient drilling to define a mineral resource or whether additional drilling will define a mineral resource. Additional definition drilling may be required prior to defining mineral potential as an accepted NI 43-101 mineral resource classification.

A selected list of previously released intercepts from the 2006 and 2007 deep drilling program are presented in Table 2 and include DON-044 (see January 24, 2007 news release); DON-051 (see May 28, 2007 news release); DON-056 and DON-058 (see June 14, 2007 news release); DON-074 (see July 9, 2007 news release); and DON-124 (see November 6, 2007 news release).




Table 2

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True
From To Thickness Pb Zn Pb+Zn Thickness
Drill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)
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DON-044 295.00 297.50 2.50 1.24 6.56 7.81 2.05
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Including 303.40 325.70 22.30 3.10 8.94 12.04 18.27
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Including 318.70 322.00 3.30 10.61 24.21 34.82 2.70
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DON-051 643.20 675.20 32.00 1.90 5.95 7.85 16.50
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Including 661.20 664.90 3.70 2.78 13.84 16.62 1.91
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Including 661.20 675.20 14.00 2.93 3.66 6.58 7.20
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Including 664.40 675.20 10.80 2.95 6.83 9.78 5.60
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Including 670.30 675.20 4.90 4.64 9.07 13.70 2.50
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Including 673.10 675.20 2.10 7.28 11.23 18.51 1.10
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DON-056 404.20 426.60 22.40 1.37 4.51 5.88 15.00
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Including 404.20 424.20 20.00 1.43 4.74 6.17 13.40
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Including 416.00 424.20 8.20 2.39 7.39 9.78 5.50
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Including 416.00 423.20 7.20 2.56 7.70 10.26 4.80
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DON-058 321.80 344.40 22.60 1.55 4.75 6.31 11.30
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378.00 383.70 5.70 2.87 6.26 9.12 2.80
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411.60 416.50 4.90 2.36 6.69 9.05 2.40
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420.00 446.90 26.90 2.88 8.55 11.42 13.50
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Including 420.00 431.00 11.00 3.18 10.77 13.96 5.50
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Including 436.70 446.90 10.20 3.63 9.14 12.76 5.10
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DON-074 241.70 281.30 39.60 3.91 10.20 14.10 31.63
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Including 253.80 281.30 27.50 4.96 12.72 17.67 22.00
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Including 268.10 275.50 7.40 12.55 29.24 41.78 5.90
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Including 270.10 275.50 5.40 16.01 35.97 51.98 4.30
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DON-071 397.40 424.30 26.90 1.26 4.46 5.72 19.70
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Including 397.40 415.80 18.40 1.53 5.60 7.14 13.50
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Including 397.50 400.30 2.80 1.47 9.97 11.44 2.10
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Including 410.00 415.80 5.80 3.15 9.12 12.26 4.20
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DON-124 291.60 344.30 52.70 1.45 4.11 5.56 19.74
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Including 291.60 295.10 3.50 1.37 6.12 7.49 1.31
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Including 317.40 342.20 24.80 2.10 6.04 8.14 9.29
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Including 338.70 342.20 3.50 4.70 8.22 12.92 1.31
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The steep dip of the mineralization in the Don deposit is very attractive for underground mining. Conceptual mine planning will get underway shortly to define a mineral resource for open pit mining and a higher-grade mineral resource for underground extraction that will be included in a new development plan. The last conceptual mine planning was based upon historical drilling and the 2005 drilling that were part of the February 2006 NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource prepared by Independent Qualified Person, John Nilsson, P.Eng., and Non-Independent Qualified Person, John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo. The new development plan will include the results from the more than 78,000 metres of drilling in 2006 and 2007 and update the information contained in the January 2007 preliminary economic assessment (see January 18, 2007 news release).

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080124/200801240438235001.html?.v=1

[otd]

Selwyn Announces 2008 Mineral Resources and Expanded High-Grade Underground Resources...

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080129/200801290438797001.html?.v=1

[XIO]

Selwyn Announces 2008 Mineral Resources and Expanded High-Grade Underground Resources

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jan 29, 2008 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Selwyn Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: SWN) is pleased to announce an update to the April 2007 NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource estimate for the Selwyn Project in the Yukon. The 2007 exploration program significantly expanded mineral resources in the Selwyn zinc-lead deposits. The tonnage of Indicated mineral resources increased 78.2% and Inferred mineral resources have increased 7.5%. The updated mineral resource inventory includes substantial high-grade mineralization in three deep deposits that form the basis of a mineral resource inventory that conceptually could be mined by underground methods.

The updated mineral resource estimate includes the results from 106 drill holes completed in 2007 totaling 37,208.6 metres. The expanded mineral resources are reported for 13 individual deposits that form the basis of future conceptual mine planning that is in progress. The various deposits occur over a strike length of 37.5 kilometers representing the near surface expression of one continuous, large mineralized strata that is locally broken into discrete deposits by faulting. The mineralized strata remain largely open for expansion of mineral potential.

Highlights

- Indicated mineral resources are now a cumulative 154,350,000 tonnes, grading 5.35% zinc and 1.86% lead, containing 18.19 Blbs zinc and 6.31 Blbs lead.

- Inferred mineral resources are now a cumulative 231,540,000 tonnes, grading 4.54% zinc and 1.42% lead, containing 23.19 Blbs zinc and 7.23 Blbs lead.

- In addition, the Mineral Potential is estimated from the 3D block model to be at least 245 to 255 million tones, grading from 4.0% to 5.0% zinc and 1.0% to 2.0% lead.

- High-grade underground areas have an aggregate Indicated mineral resource of 16,063,800 tonnes grading 10.25% zinc and 4.43% lead, containing 3.63 Blbs zinc and 1.50 Mlbs lead. Note this is contained within the Indicated mineral resource figure above.

- High-grade underground areas have an aggregate Inferred mineral resource of 23,156,000 tonnes grading 8.86% zinc and 2.80% lead containing 4.52 Blbs zinc and 1.43 Blbs lead. Note this is contained within the Inferred mineral resource figure above.


und das ganze gibts derzeit für eine Market Cap von 27 Mio CAD = 18 Mio Euro

[otd]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.204.570 von XIO am 29.01.08 17:57:36

Xio,

Kein aber ...

Wo gibt es noch so viel Zink und Blei für so wenig Geld?

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.204.811 von otd am 29.01.08 18:15:28

eigentlich können die doch aufhören zu bohren...

es ist genug Zink da für die nächsten 100 Jahre bei denen.

[MFC500]

Feb. 6, 2008

Selwyn Resources informs investors that it has resumed its search for a strategic partner to fund continuing exploration and development work on its Selwyn Project located in the eastern Yukon. The process was suspended in July 2007 when the Company elected to undertake a public financing to complete the remainder of the planned 2007 program. Selwyn is seeking a strategic partner to minimize shareholder dilution as project development proceeds. It is also anticipated that the capital infusion from the strategic partner would demonstrate the underlying value of the Selwyn Project.

With completion of the 2007 exploration program, the Company has decided to resume its search for a strategic partner. Selwyn's $26 million 2007 program fulfilled its objectives of defining significant tonnages of near surface zinc-lead mineralization to allow detailed open pit mine planning, and defining substantial tonnages of higher grade ores suitable for large scale underground mining. In addition, the 2007 program confirmed the potential for further resource expansion. The recently released updated NI 43-101 compliant mineral resources, provides key information (see January 29, 2008 News Release). With the expanded mineral resource and additional metallurgical, engineering and environmental data, Selwyn is now well positioned to update its economic models and resume negotiations with interested parties.

Selwyn will be assisted by Hill Street Capital LLC based in New York (see Oct. 16, 2006 news release). The Company is seeking a significant investment from a strategic investor for direct equity ownership in the Selwyn Project through a joint venture arrangement. During the period of strategic partner search the Company's activities will be largely focused on continued engineering, environmental assessment, economic modeling and the commencement of negotiation of a socio-economic agreement with local First Nations communities.

The Selwyn Project represents one of the largest undeveloped resources of zinc and lead in the world and is unique in its location in the politically attractive and stable jurisdiction of the Yukon. It is therefore a truly strategic asset providing a long term secure supply of zinc and lead to the Pacific Margin.

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/080206/200802060440477001.html?.v=1

[Popeye82]

Ich bekomm den Direktlink irgendwie nicht hin, aber auf

www.objectivecapital.co.uk

gibts jedenfalls einen neuen Researchreport
(der das Resource-Update, den neuen strategischen Partner
+die erhöhten Kosten in der Hauptsache neu mit einbezieht).

Mal ganz allgemein
-was habt Ihr für Vorstellungen, wie es hier langfristig weitergeht??

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.454.048 von Popeye82 am 23.02.08 00:36:43

Keine Ahnung, leider ist mein Einsatz derzeit ziemlich ramponiert.
Aber das gehört nun mal zum Spiel dazu.
Mündet das Howards Pass Projekt irgedwann in die Produktion, gehts auch wieder mal andersrum.

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.454.048 von Popeye82 am 23.02.08 00:36:43

Selwyn Resources (SWN.V) - core valuation increased

Full Report by Objective Capital , Feb 21, 2008 (login for full report)

Key Points:

Selwyn contains a substantial underground resource
The company’s drilling programme continued to probe high-grade mineralisation at depth across the XY, Don East, Don and HC West deposits. As a result, Selwyn’s revised resource statement now includes an inferred and indicated resource totaling 39.2 million tonnes, averaging 9.43 percent zinc and 3.39 percent lead. Previously, Selwyn projected a high-grade resource of 9.2 million tonnes, averaging 9.98 percent zinc and 4.20 percent lead, all in the XY deposit area.

Open pittable resources continue to expand
Continued drilling expanded the total resource beyond the high-grade zones. The project now hosts an indicated and inferred resource totalling 385.9 million tonnes, averaging 4.86 percent zinc and 1.60 percent lead. This represents a thirty-percent increase in the amount of contained zinc and a 25‑percent increase in the amount of contained lead.

The potential mine plan is coming into better focus
Selwyn now has sufficient high-grade ore to support a significant underground component to the proposed mine. The company now envisages a 25,000- tonne-per-day processing capability, with the mill fed concurrently from one or more open pits and an underground operation. Based on the current resource, Selwyn could sustain underground mining at rates varying from 5,000 to 8,000 tonnes per day, with the remainder sourced from the open pits.

Capital cost estimates move lower, operating costs increase
With the addition of a significant high-grade underground component to the hypothetical mine plan, we now expect the scale of the combined mine will be smaller than we previously hypothesised, without significant impact on revenues. As a result, we expect capital costs will be approximately C$950m, less than our earlier estimate of C$1,050m. Operating costs however will increase significantly due to the underground component, to C$42.50 per tonne in the first year, from our earlier projection of C$25 per tonne. We model production to commence at the start of 2013.

Exploration and development activities continue at a modest pace
Selwyn continues background work to develop Selwyn, including environmental studies, engineering and metallurgical tasks and preliminary inquiries regarding potential partnerships. The pace is slower than we previously envisaged because of the decision to delay the search for a strategic partner in favour of the 2007 drill programme. We are therefore delaying our expected start of production by nine months from our most recent valuation.

Free registration required for full report

http://www.objectivecapital.co.uk/c/ocuk/articles/080221-279…

[RMINCONSULT]

Selbst bei den derzeitig niedrigen Kontrakten (3m-buyer) an der LME läge der Gewinn/Aktie, würden heute schon 25000t Erz/d an 300 Tagen gefördert, bei etwa 3€. Bei einem KGV von 10 erscheint ein zukünftiger Kurs von 30€/Aktie durchaus realistisch.
Voraussetzung: es findet sich ein solventer, langfristig interessierter Partner für die Finanzierung der Mine.
Glück auf

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.456.126 von RMINCONSULT am 23.02.08 16:56:32

THX, klingt sehr interessant!!!

Was denkt Ihr, der grösste und auch einzige "natürliche" Feind dieser Aktie ist die Dilution bzw. die Unsicherheit der Anleger in ständiger Erwartung dieser???

[RMINCONSULT]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.459.859 von XIO am 24.02.08 13:28:57

Selbst bei einer Dilution im Verhältnis 1:10 könnte immer noch ein Kurs von 3€/Aktie resultieren. Dabei habe ich über den dicken Daumen geschätzt capex von 500Mio€(Zinsdienst 10% und Tilgung über die ersten 10Jahre) eingesetzt und Opex von 100Mio/a. Damit wäre eine Dilution von 1:10 eher unwahrscheinlich.
Glück auf

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.459.859 von XIO am 24.02.08 13:28:57

M.E. spiegelt der Kurs die Sorge um die Finanzierung wider. Hier geht es ja wohl um eine beachtliche Größenordnung. Da die allgemeinen Aussichten für die Zinkpreisentwicklung eher negativ sind, wird der Prozess, Investoren zu finden, zusätzlich erschwert.

Schaut mal auf Yukon Zinc: trotz sehr niedriger op. Kosten, Offtake-Agreement (vorbehaltlich einer erfolgreichen Finanzierung) und fester Zusage für mehr als 50% des erforderlichen Kapitals seitens Barclays, ist die Finanzierung zunächst gescheitert (140 Mio waren/sind garantiert durch Barclays, 25 Mio sollten durch EK aufgebracht werden, und für den vergleichsweise lächerllichen Restbetrag in Höhe von 50 Mio konnte dennoch kein Investor gefunden werden)

[ycbm]

so ich habe mich heute in SWN eingekauft...
denke das hier mit sicht auf mehreren jahren ´n dicker gewinn drin ist.

SWN kostet momentan 18,5 mio€, wenn die angabe bei consors richtig ist.
bei diesen aussichten ein absolutes schnäppchen.

aber hier braucht man absolut geduld.
wie schon gesagt wurde, ist die finanzierung ein mögliches problem.
das braucht noch einige zeit

liegen und irgendwann mal reinschaun


ycbm

[otd]

http://www.b-tv.com/i/videos/SelwynResources.wmv

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.600.988 von ycbm am 10.03.08 19:23:46

wo haste gekauft?

[XIO]

43-101 full 135 page report has been filed

http://www.istrikeinvestments.com/43101/Selwyn_Resources_Ltd…

[ycbm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.648.714 von XIO am 15.03.08 01:52:54

hi.

ich habe an der TSX gekauft.
die 70k in FFM war ich nicht


ycbm

[ycbm]

test

[Plotin]

Hallo all togehter,

... ich bin neu hier, durch Insiderkäufe (ca. 30'000CAD, also nich umwerfend viel) aufmerksam geworden. In der Firmenbroschüre heisst es:

Recent announcements on new infrastructure
initiatives, including a joint Yukon-Alaska
feasibility study of extension of the railway
through central Yukon to connect to
Alaska is important, and if built, would be
very positive for the Selwyn Project.

Weiss jemand 'was über diese Eisenbahnlinie? Und wie sieht es mit alternativen Verkehrswegen aus?

[E-Schwarz]

In diesem Thread kann wieder gepostet werden.

E-Schwarz
w: o Team

[RMINCONSULT]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.519.709 von E-Schwarz am 05.02.09 15:37:24

Besten Dank für die Unterstützung, Frau Schwarz!
RMINCONSULT

[RMINCONSULT]

Nachdem im Zuge der durch die Fianzkrise ausgelösten Krise an den Rohstoffmärkten, den wegen mangelnder Nachfrage gewachsenen Lagerbeständen an metallischen Grundstoffen und der zwangsläufig erfolgten Schließung(teilweise früher als ursprünglich geplant - wegen Erschöpfung) großer Lagerstätten, alle Voraussetzungen für die Entwicklung der zukünftig größten Blei-Znk-Lagerstäätte der Welt auf grün stehen, sollte nun der günstigst mögliche Einstiegszeitpunkt seit langem gegeben sein.
Das Problem: Finanzierung und Partner für ein joint venture.
Auf den überfälligen Jahresbericht darf man gespannt sein.

Glückauf
RMIN

[RMINCONSULT]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 36.519.841 von RMINCONSULT am 05.02.09 15:48:32

Wegen des Termins Jahresbericht war ich wohl zu voreilig: kommt erst im Juli. Also ist auch nichts überfällig.
Da Zink-Lagerstätten auch wegen des Beiproduktes Indium interessant sind, habe ich eine diesbezügliche Anfrage losgeschickt.
Vielleicht erhalte ich ja eine Antwort.

Glückauf RMIN

[RMINCONSULT]

Geld 0,032 €Cent
Brief =,049 €Cent

Durch Anpassung an die OTC-Bewertung der Nasdaq seit langer Zeit wieder realistische Bewertung in FSX.

[RMINCONSULT]

Die nachfolgende Einschätzung wird sich wohltuend für Selwyn auswirken, denn auf diese langfristige Entwicklung hat Selwyn Res immer gesetzt:

Zink: langfristig gute Aussichten!
von Miriam Kraus
Liebe Leser,
die globale Abschwächung des Wirtschaftswachstums, gekoppelt mit hinreißender Trübsinnigkeit und der Angst, dass aus einer weltweiten Rezession auch eine zweite Große Depression entstehen könnte, haben die Industriemetallpreise - wie wir alle wissen - tief in den Keller gedrückt.
Natürlich spiegelt das aktuell niedrige Preisniveau neben Angst und Unsicherheit auch die schwache Nachfragesituation und die wachsenden Lagerbestände wieder. Doch die Frage nach der zukünftigen Entwicklung ist nur zur Hälfte beantwortet wenn man sich allein die Faktoren welche gegenwärtig für ein günstiges Preisniveau sprechen ansieht.
Wer sich stattdessen gerade für künftige Szenarien interessiert muss zwingend einen Blick auf die aktuelle Lage der Bergbauunternehmen und Hüttenwerke werfen. Dies gilt ganz besonders im Hinblick auf die Zinkproduktion. Minenschließungen haben bereits zur Folge, dass mehr als 1 Million Tonnen Zink aus dem Primärmarkt genommen wurde
Den Zinkförderer geht es im Moment nicht anders, als allen übrigen Buntmetallförderern: die viel zu günstigen Preise machen das Geschäft kaputt. Oder anders: Minen die am oberen Ende der Kostenskala in Betrieb genommen wurden, sind mittlerweile schlichtweg nicht mehr rentabel. Die logische Konsequenz: diese Minen werden geschlossen.
Seitdem die Zinkpreise im letzten Oktober den freien Fall antraten produziert die Bergbauindustrie über 1 Million Tonnen weniger an Zink. Das entspricht übrigens bereits 14% der gesamten westlichen Zinkproduktion. Und ein rasches Ende der Produktionskürzungen ist noch nicht abzusehen - im Gegenteil, je nachdem wie sich die wirtschaftliche Lage entwickelt, könnten die nächsten 6-12 Monate noch weitere Kürzungen sehen.
Doch diesmal trifft es auch die Hüttenwerke
In der Vergangenheit ist es immer schon so gewesen, dass bei rückläufigen LME-Preisen, die Bergbauunternehmen gezwungen waren ihre Produktion zu kürzen oder sogar ganze Minen stillzulegen. Doch selten waren auch die Hüttenwerke gezwungen sich aus dem Markt zurückzuziehen.
Doch diesmal ist es anders, denn wir sehen die niedrigen Preise aktuell nicht weil - wie in der Vergangenheit - ein Überangebot produziert wurde, sondern vor allem weil die Nachfrage der großen Konsumenten, von Seiten der Automobilindustrie und aus dem Baugewerbe, nachgelassen hat.
Bereits im vergangenen Jahr waren drei große europäische Schmelzereien - die deutsche Ruhr Zink, die rumänische Copsa Mica und die spanische Cartagena - gezwungen ihre Pforten zu schließen. Allein damit fallen bereits 237.000 Tonnen pro Jahr an raffiniertem Zink aus dem Markt weg.
Doch die Europäer sind nicht allein! Unzählige andere Hütten haben bereits ihre Produktion gedrosselt. Teck Cominco hat beispielsweise eine Kürzung von 15-20% vorgenommen, die russische Chelyabinsk hat die Produktion sogar um 50%, oder 90.000 Tonnen reduziert.
Die Folge: der Markt könnte von einem Überschuss im letzten Jahr sogar in ein Defizit abrutschen
Warum all die oben genannten Hiobsbotschaften positiv für den Zinkmarkt sind? Weil sie auf nichts anderes hindeuten, als dass der Zinkmarkt - der im vergangenen Jahr noch einen Angebotsüberschuss in Höhe von 195.000 Tonnen aufwies - in diesem Jahr mindestens ausgeglichen sein dürfte, wenn nicht sogar ein Angebotsdefizit im Primärmarkt bevorsteht. Und was das heißt wissen wir alle, denn schließlich bestimmen immer noch Angebot und Nachfrage den Preis.
Wenn auch die aktuelle Zink-Preisentwicklung etwas im Trüben fischt, so sind doch die langfristigen Aussichten, gerade aufgrund der massiven Angebotskürzungen hervorragend. Eine Trendwende ist somit vorprogrammiert. Wann diese stattfinden wird? Nun ich besitze keine Glaskugel, aber sobald die Weltwirtschaft endlich Zeichen einer beginnenden Erholung zeigt, wird man sich freuen schon vorher dabei gewesen zu sein. Wann also? Ich weiß es wirklich nicht, aber ich bin mir sicher, dass die Gegenbewegung kommen wird und wenn sie kommt dann wird sie massiv sein.


________________________________________

China kauft weitere 100.000 Tonnen Zink
von Miriam Kraus
Wo wir im ersten Teil gerade von Produktionskürzungen und Schließungen gesprochen haben: auch in China ist das wohl zur Zeit aktuell (offizielle Daten liegen noch nicht vor).
Doch die chinesische Regierung versucht offenbar ihre heimischen Schmelzereien zu stützen. Dies tut sie indem sie nun gezielt raffinierte Industriemetalle auf dem heimischen Markt aufkauft. Natürlich geschieht das nicht ganz uneigennützig (muss man schon ehrlicherweise sagen), denn China nutzt im Grunde die günstigen Preisen, um seine Reserven auszubauen, die in den kommenden Jahren - wenn es wieder nur aufwärts geht - sicher dringend gebraucht werden.
Das Staatlicher Reserven-Büro hat heute den Kauf von weiteren 100.000 Tonnen Zink bekannt gegeben, was die Gesamtkäufe für dieses Jahr bereits auf 159.000 Tonnen summiert. China wird in diesem Jahr insgesamt wohl schätzungsweise rund 300.000 Tonnen Zink aufkaufen, wobei das China Securities Journal bereits von 400.000 Tonnen ausgeht.
Vom chinesischen Einkauf dürfte wohl ebenso der Gesamtmarkt profitieren, da China mehr und mehr dazu beiträgt die Überschüsse vom letzten Jahr abzubauen.
Der Zinkpreis nahm's jedenfalls ganz gut auf und ist den dritten Tag in Folge gestiegen auf aktuell 0,50 USD pro Pfund.

So long liebe Leser....hach, wenn Inflationierung heutzutage nicht so einfach wäre, dann könnte man ja noch darauf hoffen, dass die USA, anstatt einfach elektronisch ein paar mehr Nullen durch den Äther zu schicken, schlichtweg mehr Pennys herstellen ...die bestehen ja im Kern aus Zink...dann hätte das ganze wenigstens noch realen Wert....;-)...bis morgen
Ihre Miriam Kraus

[RMINCONSULT]

Last Market by Price Update: 09 Mar 2009 12:58 ET
Instrument Name: Selwyn Resources Ltd Symbol: SWN


BID Orders Volume Price Range
15 776,000 0.060-0.080
ASK Price Range Volume Orders
0.095-0.115 237,000 11

[RMINCONSULT]

Selwyn Resources hat in den letzten zwei Monaten einen Anstieg von 330% hingelegt und das scheint erst der Anfang zu sein.
Man kann also auch mit fundamental erstklassigen Explorern gutes Geld verdienen.
RMIN

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.000.609 von RMINCONSULT am 20.04.09 11:13:43

wollen wir es hoffen, ich stecke tiiiiiiiiiiieeeeef in der schei77e mit SWY

[RMINCONSULT]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.002.599 von XIO am 20.04.09 15:31:04

Durch den Einstieg eines Verhüttungsbetriebes mit zunächst 3Mio CAN$(Meldung vom 08.05.2009) wächst die Hoffnung, dass Du da auch wieder raus kommst. Ein Langfristinvestment für Geduldige.
Wie sagt ein hotcopper poster immer so schön:
time will tell, always does!
RMIN

[XIO]

gaaaaaaaaaaaaaanz langsam scheint sich was positives zu bewegen

der Kurs ist zerbrechlich wie porzellan

[XIO]

interessante Insiderkäufe bei Selwyn
http://canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?tick…

[XIO]

Pan Pacific Metal Mining Corporation announces acquisition of common shares and warrants of Selwyn Resources Ltd.

VANCOUVER, July 6 /CNW/ - On July 6, 2009, Pan-Pacific Metal Mining
Corporation ("PPMMC") purchased for its own account 15,000,000 units ("Units")
of securities of Selwyn Resources Ltd. ("Selwyn"; trading symbol "SWN" on the
TSX Venture Exchange), each Unit comprised of one common share in the capital
of Selwyn (a "Share") and one-half of a warrant to purchase a Share (a
"Warrant"), at a price per Unit of $0.10. Each whole Warrant entitles PPMMC to
purchase a Share at an exercise price of $0.15 per Share for a period of two
years following the date of purchase of the Units. The acquisition took place
pursuant to a subscription agreement dated June 1, 2009 which contemplated the
occurrence of a first and second closing. Together with the Shares purchased
at the first closing on June 3, 2009, PPMMC now holds 30,000,000 Shares and
15,000,000 Warrants. If each of the Warrants were exercised today, PPMMC would
hold approximately 17.55% of the issued and outstanding Shares. The
acquisition of Units by PPMMC was made on a prospectus-exempt, private
placement basis, in reliance on the "minimum amount" exemption in Section 2.10
of National Instrument 45-106 - Prospectus and Registration Exemptions of the
Canadian Securities Administrators.
In connection with the transaction, effective June 3, 2009, Selwyn
Resources Ltd., Korea Zinc Co., Ltd., the holder of all the issued and
outstanding securities of PPMMC, and PPMMC entered into a shareholder
agreement (the "Shareholder Agreement"). The Shareholder Agreement contains,
among other things, certain restrictions on the sale of Shares by PPMMC and
the voting of Shares, in each case, for a period of 1 year from June 3, 2009.
The Shareholder Agreement also provides that so long as PPMMC continues to
hold 10% or more of the issued shares of Selwyn on an undiluted basis, the
Board of Selwyn will support a PPMMC nominee for election to the Board and
will include the PPMMC nominee on the slate of directors put forward by
Management to the shareholders of Selwyn for approval.
It is anticipated that Yun Birm Choi, Vice-President and Secretary of
PPMMC, will be appointed to Board of Directors of Selwyn effective July 6,
2009.

[XIO]

0.13 CAD... naja, lamgsam ernährt sich das Eichhörnchen

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.671.892 von XIO am 29.07.09 18:35:32

PS:

[XIO]

Chinese explore Yukon mining potential

A high-level delegation of Chinese mining and government officials is in the Yukon this week, looking at potential mines to invest in.
>>>> http://www.cbc.ca/canada/north/story/2009/08/06/yukon-china-…

[dermitdemcashtanzt]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 37.759.014 von XIO am 11.08.09 23:23:38

hat jemand ne erklärung für den kursverlust !
was ist los mit Selwyn Resources ?

[howards2014]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.172.310 von dermitdemcashtanzt am 14.10.09 09:32:35

nein, aber für den Kursanstieg 30.10.2009 findet man die Erklärung in den jüngsten Mitteilungen auf der homepage. Es geht langsam aber stetig voran mit der Entwicklung der Lagerstätte. Auch eine chinesische Interessengruppe hat zwischenzeitlich ihre Anteile erhöht.
Glückauf
howards2014

[howards2014]

Der Aufwärtskanal scheint sich zu stabilisieren. Nachdem gestern in Kanada ein Zuwachs von 14% zu verzeichnen war, wurde der Kurs an der FSE erstmalig wieder im zweistelligen Centbereich festgesetzt.
Bin gespannt was sich heute an der TMX tut.
Es ist wie beim Training, man sich das große G über das Bett hängen:
G = Geduld,
aber es zahlt sich aus.
Glückauf

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.356.933 von howards2014 am 10.11.09 15:14:26

Hurra, ich hab nur noch 65% Miese mit Selwyn

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.359.161 von XIO am 10.11.09 18:42:35

[howards2014]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.359.161 von XIO am 10.11.09 18:42:35

XIO, warum kaufst Du nicht in kleinen Stückzahlen innerhalb des stabilen Aufwärtstrends nach? Solange Du unter Deinem bisherigen Durchschnitt bleibst, verbesserst Du die Chancen früher in eine Gewinnzone zu kommen.
Andereseits hat die positive Entwicklung erst begonnen, dabei helfen auch die steigenden Zn/Pb-Preise, die einfach zeigen, dass diese commodities sich verknappen. Mit der anstehenden Anstehenden Erschöpfung großer alter Minen wächst der Bedarf für neue Lagerstätten. Der Kurs und die Umsätze in Kanada spiegeln das wachsende Interesse wider.
Geduld ist angesagt, es wird sich reichlich lohnen - meine Meinung, aber auch meine Hoffnung.
Glückauf
howards2014

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.372.977 von howards2014 am 12.11.09 12:46:22

nö, ich bin kein nachkauf-typ

[XIO]

geht doch fast wie von alleine



für krisenfest halte ich SWY allerdings noch nicht

[XIO]

wir habe die 20

wahnsinn

[XIO]

Achtung:


http://translate.google.de/translate?u=http%3A%2F%2Fnews.sto…

100 Mio, wenn ich es richtig verstanden hab..für 50%

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.566.457 von XIO am 14.12.09 22:12:15

[XIO]

so, jetzt isses offiziell:

Selwyn Resources Announces C$100 Million Joint Venture Transaction With Yunnan Chihong Zinc & Germanium Co. Ltd.

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Dec 14, 2009 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Selwyn Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: SWN) ("Selwyn" or the "Company") announces that it has executed a binding Framework Agreement (the "Agreement") with Yunnan Chihong Zinc & Germanium Co. Ltd. ("Chihong"). The parties have agreed to form a Joint Venture Operating Company to finance the advancement of the Selwyn Project to bankable feasibility, and if warranted, to production.

Highlights of the transaction include:

1. Selwyn will transfer its mineral and other assets associated with the Selwyn Project to a new Canadian Joint Venture (JV) company.

2. A new company (Operating Co.) will be established, owned 50% by each of Selwyn and Chihong, to act as the operator to carryout the programs of the JV. The Board of Operating Co. will have equal representation from each of Selwyn and Chihong.

3. Chihong will deposit C$100 million in cash irrevocably to a bank account set up by the Operating Co., which funds will be used to fund programs of the JV. Chihong will earn a 50% interest in the JV by expending these funds on programs.

[German2]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.567.177 von XIO am 15.12.09 06:17:52

tja, noch isse billig in D ...100 Mio$ fürs halbe Projekt entspräche ca 200 mio$ für die ganze Company ..dazu entfällt die nächste Zeit jegliche weitere Verwässerung... mit dem Geld kommt man bis mindestens zur finalen Feasibilitystudie wenn nicht gar weiter... ich bleibe drin und warte auf Kurse von mindestens 40cent in Kanada...

[howards2014]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.568.756 von German2 am 15.12.09 12:02:06

Jetzt wegen kleiner Gewinne auszusteigen wäre verfrüht, denn die Party beginnt eigentlich erst.
Geduld zahlt sich bei fundamental guten Lagerstätten immer aus, auch wenn es mal - wie hier - drei Jahre dauert!
Glückauf
howards2014

[howards2014]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.568.756 von German2 am 15.12.09 12:02:06

Warum auf Kurse von 40Cent warten, wenn der Kaufpreis für 50% schon heute bei 241Mio Aktien einen Kurs von 83 Cent hergibt (wird wegen Optionsscheinen noch etwas niedriger sein).
howards2014

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.572.240 von howards2014 am 15.12.09 18:48:15

das denke bzw hoffe ich auch

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.572.240 von howards2014 am 15.12.09 18:48:15

die 30 wurde ja sogar heute schon mal getestet

[howards2014]

Der JV-Partner von Selwyn Resources:

Yunnan Chihong Zinc & Germanium Co., Ltd. - Company Profile Snapshot


Company Profile: Yunnan Chihong Zinc & Germanium Co., Ltd.
Ticker: 600497
Exchanges: SHG
2008 Sales: 4,533,500,000
Major Industry: Metal Producers & Products Manufacturers
Sub Industry: Lead & Zinc Producers
Country: CHINA
Employees: 9250

Business Description
Yunnan Chihong Zinc & Germanium Co., Ltd.. The Group's principal activities are processing, extracting and prospecting of zinc and lead products and production of spindles. It is also engaged in the process of series of germanium; development, research, production, import and export and domestic trade of sulfuric acid, calcium super phosphate, sulfur ore concentrate, zinc sulfate, sulfuric acid zinc, silver (purified and refined) and metal related products. Other activities include provision of its technical services and foreign investment.

Keine schlechte Wahl für Selwyn und die Investierten.

Glückauf
howards2014

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.572.788 von howards2014 am 15.12.09 19:49:30

Ca. 41 Cents, da Selwyn bei Zustandekommens des Deals nur noch 50% des Projektes gehören würden.

[XIO]

ich hätte ja ehrlich gesagt mit mehr konso nach der news gerechnet.. aber es geht weiter hoch...

Mein Verlust mit Pacifica / Selwyn beläuft sich jetzt noch ca. auf 60%.....besser wie 95 klingt das schon mal.... bin gespannt, wie weit sich die MK ausreizen lässt.. derzeit wohl 76 Mio CAD (ohne Kapitalspritze lt. letzte News)

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.621.133 von XIO am 22.12.09 22:29:17

PS: Luft nach oben ist ja noch genug:




Meine Amateur-Faustregel (und der Grund, warum ich so gut wie nie nachkaufe) sagt mir, daß die durchschnittlichen Kurs-Höchststände (von einzelnen Peaks mal abgesehen) der ersten Euphoriephase durchaus wieder realisiert werden können, wenn Produktionsreife erreicht wird.

[MFC500]

24.12.09

Selwyn Resources has announced a non-brokered offering of C$1 million in flow-through common shares with one place at a price of C$0.275 per share for qualifying Canadian exploration expense (CEE) on the Selwyn lead-zinc project.

The offering is expected to close before 31 December 2009.

mehr: http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/3377/selwyn…

[newzealaender]

Kleiner Artikel über Selwyn:

http://rohstoffe.wallstreet-online.de/rohstoffe/nachricht/28…

[XIO]

Wardrop.... das klngt nach Realisierung!!!

Selwyn Resources Announces Engagement of Wardrop Engineering

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jan 05, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Selwyn Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: SWN) ("Selwyn" or the "Company") announces that it has engaged Wardrop Engineering Inc., a TetraTech company ("Wardrop"), to start a Phase 1 work program leading to completion of a NI 43-101 compliant feasibility study on the Selwyn Project by the end of 2010. Wardrop has considerable northern mining project experience that will be invaluable in its work on the Selwyn Project. Wardrop will coordinate preparation of the study and incorporate the previous work of Selwyn's external engineering consultants. During 2008 and 2009, Selwyn internally reviewed a number of development options, and initiated several supporting infrastructure studies, related to the Selwyn Project.

On December 14, 2009, Selwyn announced a $100 million strategic joint venture agreement with Yunnan Chihong Zinc and Germanium Co. Ltd. ("Chihong"). This framework agreement and the related joint venture agreement, once fully completed and closed, contemplates quick advancement of the Selwyn Project towards the receipt of development licences and completion of a bankable feasibility study. Wardrop's work is part of the overall Selwyn Project development plan.

[howards2014]

Nach dieser Mitteilung über eine erhebliche Ressourcenausweitung stieg der Umsatz an der TSX heute auf knapp 5 Mio Stück und der Kurs bewegte sich um +10%. Aufgrund der Ausbildung einer SKS-Formation (noch nicht abgeschlossen) steht ein Ausbruch nach Norden unmittelbar bevor.
Glückauf
RMIN


Selwyn Resources Ltd.: XY West High-Grade Mineral Potential Continues to Expand

10:45 AM ET, January 6, 2010


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jan 06, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Selwyn Resources Ltd. (SWN) is pleased to provide the remaining drill results from the 2009 drilling activities from Selwyn Project. Drilling in the vicinity of the XY West deposit has expanded the known mineral potential first discovered during the 2008 field season (see September 3, 2008 news release) through confirmation of the lateral continuity of high-grade mineralization down the interpreted southwesterly plunge of the sulphide mineralization. These new positive drilling results indicate that the high-grade mineralization at XY West deposit may be more laterally extensive than previously described in the 2009 NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource update (see February 26, 2009 news release). The location of the 2009 drill holes can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com.

Highlights

- XYC-187 intersected 6.10 metres approximate true thickness grading 6.64% zinc and 2.95% lead, including 2.90 metres approximate true thickness grading 8.91% zinc and 4.74% lead.

XY West Drilling

The mineralized Active Member in drill hole XYC-187 was intersected from 326.00 metres to 334.10 metres, whereupon it passed into footwall rocks. Drill hole XYC-188 also intersected well-mineralized Active Member at a depth of 340.90 and remained in mineralization until passing into foot wall rocks at a depth of 369.2 metres; whereupon it passed through barren, faulted mudstones until re-entering faulted Active Member at 396.60 metres. The lower intersection is interpreted as an incomplete, fault complicated section of the Active Member intersected higher in the hole that includes numerous fault repeated intervals of barren mudstones.

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 38.679.433 von howards2014 am 06.01.10 22:14:47

Nach dieser Mitteilung über eine erhebliche Ressourcenausweitung stieg der Umsatz an der TSX heute auf knapp 5 Mio Stück und der Kurs bewegte sich um +10%. Aufgrund der Ausbildung einer SKS-Formation (noch nicht abgeschlossen) steht ein Ausbruch nach Norden unmittelbar bevor.
Glückauf
RMIN


Geklaut? Oder Doppel-ID?

[howards2014]

Weder noch, aber bei meiner Neuregistrierung auf WO konnte ich meinen alten Nick nicht mehr verwenden. Als alter Fan von Selwyn und Langzeitinvestierter, wie Du sicher weißt, habe ich mich aus Verzweiflung neu "howards2014" genannt(früher RMINCONSULT, kurz RMIN).
Glückauf
RMIN

[XIO]

Ich bin jedenfalls heilfroh darüber, daß jetzt endlich nachhaltige Substanz und Cash in SWY steckt.

[XIO]

das schaut gut aus!!!

[howards2014]

Das Interesse an Selwyn scheint Bestand zu haben:
in den ersten drei Handelsstunden wurden erneut fast 2,5Mio Stücke gehandelt und zwar 13% über dem Vortageskurs. So kann es nun weiter gehen.
Vor etwa einem Jahr hatte ich per Mail angefragt, ob man bereits Indiumanalysen in Auftrag gegeben habe; leider erhielt ich nie eine Antwort. Entweder wissen die schon mehr oder sie haben wirklich keine Ahnung. Dabei wäre es ein Leichtes über Spektralanalyse, mittel Röntgenfluorenzenz-Analyse oder Spektralanalyse nach Plasmaanregung eine ungefähre Vorstellung zu gewinnen. Indium ist eines der Schlüsselelemente für Hochtechnologieanwendungen, seltener als Silber aber häufiger als Gold und in der Regel mit Blei-Zinkerzen vergesellschaftet, wobei es in der Zinkblende auf Gitterplätzen verborgen ist.
Glückauf
RMIN

[howards2014]

Zink zeichnet sich aus durch hohe Korrosionsbeständigkeit und verlängert durch Galvanisierung die Lebensdauer von Stahl erheblich. Allein für die Verzinkung von Metallen werden 53% der weltweiten Zinkproduktion eingesetzt. Nach Eisen, Kupfer und Aluminium ist Zink das am häufigsten verarbeitete Metall. Zink wird auch bei der Herstellung von Trockenbatterien benötigt. Darüber hinaus in den Bereichen Farben, Kosmetik, Nahrungsergänzungsmittel, Dünger, Medizin und Kosmetik.

Zink wird knapp

Bis 2015 gelten lediglich 25% der Zinkförderung als gesichert.
Die weltweite Nachfrage nach Zink beträgt gut 10 Millionen Tonnen. Die Minenförderung kommt schon lange nicht mehr mit. Es besteht ein Nachfrageüberhang von mehreren 100 Tsd. Tonnen pro Jahr.

Die Red Dog - Zinkmine von Teck Resources Ltd ist die weltgrößte Zinkmine. Red Dog konnte 2008 515.200 t Zinkkonzentrat zum Weltbedarf beitragen. Nun gibt es Probleme mit Umweltschützern. Schon eine temporäre Schließung der Zinkmine würde das Zinkangebot zusätzlich erheblich schmälern. Und den Zinkpreis stark nach oben drücken.

Bei Zink gibt es nur eine niedrige Lagerhaltung. Kenner der Szene sehen weit und breit keine größeren Projekte, die die Minenproduktion steigern würden. Von der Suche nach neuen Zinklagerstätten bis zum Aufbau einer Mine vergehen oft 10 Jahre und mehr.

Zinkproduzenten werden gut verdienen. Die Analysten der Bank of Montreal schätzen den Zinkpreis im Durchschnitt 2010 bei 1,10 Dollar je Pfund ein und 2011 bei 1,20 Dollar. Aktuell notiert der Preis bei gut einem Dollar. Die Analysten kommen mit den Hochstufungen ihrer Gewinnschätzungen für Zinkförderunternehmen zurzeit kaum hinterher. Der Run hat bereits eingesetzt. Jetzt heißt es handeln.

Welche Zinkaktie lohnt sich jetzt am stärksten? Nicht jede Zinkaktie profitiert automatisch von hohen Zinkpreisen. Denn viele Unternehmen haben keine eigenen Zinkvorkommen und sind nur in der Aufbereitung tätig. Kaufen Sie bitte nicht wahllos irgendwelche Aktien. Das kann schnell daneben gehen.

Nehmen Sie einen passenden Zink-Minenwert in Ihr Depot. Mit einem saftigen Kurspotenzial von 100% auf Sicht der nächsten 6 bis 12 Wochen.


Da bietet sich jetzt Selwyn nach der kurzzeitigen Übertreibung wieder als Invest an.

Glückauf howards2014

[kutowski]

Könnte der Grund für den Anstieg heute sein

Selwyn Updates Progress on Joint Venture Transaction With Yunnan Chihong Zinc & Germanium Co. Ltd.

1:10 PM ET, March 2, 2010


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Mar 02, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Selwyn Resources Ltd. (SWN) ("Selwyn") is pleased to update investors with respect to its progress towards completion of the agreement whereby Yunnan Chihong Zinc & Germanium Co. Ltd. ("Chihong") will acquire a 50% interest in a joint venture for the Selwyn Project (see December 14, 2009 news release) (the "Transaction"). The parties have undertaken substantive negotiations towards finalization of the joint venture operating and shareholders' agreements. To provide more time to complete the agreements, in both English and Chinese, the parties have extended the exclusivity period within which to complete these agreements, until April 1, 2010.


Highlights of the Transaction include:.... Rest siehe Link

http://cxa.marketwatch.com/TSX/en/Market/article.aspx?guid=h…

Kutowski

[dddbmt]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.600.988 von ycbm am 10.03.08 19:23:46

Die Finanzierung (scheint) gesichert zu sein. Damit kann nun auch die Machbarkeitsstudie erstellt werden.

6/2/2010 7:15 AM - Canada NewsWire

TORONTO, Jun 2, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
Neo Material Technologies Inc. (\"Neo\") (TSX:NEM) announced today that the Toronto Stock Exchange (the \"Exchange\") has accepted a notice filed by Neo of its intention to make a Normal Course Issuer Bid (the \"Bid\").

The notice provides that Neo may, during the 12 month period commencing June 4, 2010 and ending June 3, 2011, purchase on the Exchange up to 9,550,244 common shares in total, being approximately 10% of the public float (common shares not held by insiders or related parties). The price which Neo will pay for any such shares will be the market price at the time of acquisition. The actual number of common shares which may be purchased pursuant to the Bid and the timing of any such purchases will be determined by management of Neo. As at May 31, 2010, there were approximately 120,292,073 common shares outstanding. The average daily trading volume (\"ADTV\") of common shares for the most recently completed six calendar months is 424,839. Pursuant to the terms of the Bid, on any given trading day, Neo may purchase a maximum of 25% of the ADTV of common shares, being 106,210 common shares. All common shares purchased pursuant to the Bid will be purchased for cancellation, and all such purchases will be made on the open market through the facilities of the Exchange.

Neo did not make any normal course issuer bid purchases during the twelve months preceding the date of the notice filed with the Exchange.

Neo believes that its common shares have been trading in a price range which does not adequately reflect the value of such shares in relation to the business of Neo and its future business prospects. As a result, depending upon future price movements and other factors, Neo believes that its outstanding common shares may represent an attractive investment to Neo. Furthermore, the purchases are expected to benefit all persons who continue to hold common shares by increasing their equity interest in Neo.

Forward Looking Statements

From time to time, the Company may publish forward-looking statements relating to such matters as expected financial performance, business prospects, technological developments, and development activities and like matters. These statements involve risk and uncertainties, including but not limited to the risk factors previously described. Actual results could differ materially from those projected as a result of these risks and should not be relied upon as a prediction of future events. Neo Material Technologies Inc. undertakes no obligation to update any forward-looking statement to reflect events or circumstances after the date on which such statement is made, or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events

[dddbmt]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.627.948 von dddbmt am 03.06.10 16:40:38

Da hab\' ich doch glatt was durcheinander gebracht. Hier nun die Meldung, die ich einstellen wollte.

Selwyn Resources Commences Work and Advances Joint Venture Transaction With Chihong
6/2/2010 4:05:50 PM - Market Wire

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jun 02, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --
Selwyn Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE: SWN) (\"Selwyn\") is pleased to inform investors that it has commenced the 2010 exploration, permitting, engineering and development program at Selwyn Project. The Company also notes that it has reached agreement on and signed the key contracts with Yunnan Chihong Zinc & Germanium Co. Ltd. (\"Chihong\") related to the joint venture transaction initially announced December 14, 2009. Chihong will acquire a 50% interest in a joint venture to be formed for the Selwyn Project by making an investment of CDN$100,000,000 (see December 14, 2009 and March 2, 2010, news releases) (the \"Transaction\"). Chihong has informed Selwyn that it expects to complete the remaining regulatory approvals, transfer of funds and the close of the Transaction around mid-August 2010.

Selwyn has re-opened the camp and expects to start geotechnical and exploration drilling shortly. The geotechnical drilling will confirm conditions for the preferred tailings facility sites and is part of extensive additional engineering work required to complete a Project Report for submission to the Yukon Environmental and Socioeconomic Assessment Board.

Exploration drilling will start with infill drilling of the XY Central Deposit to upgrade Inferred mineral resources to the Indicated category for use in the bankable feasibility study being prepared by Wardrop Engineering (see January 5, 2010 news release). Later in the program, additional infill and exploratory drilling will be undertaken on Don Deposit and its extensions. The drilling is to confirm a mineral resource base adequate to support the mining of 5,000 tpd from XY Central deposit and 3,000 tpd from the Don deposit as the base case for the Wardrop feasibility study.

The Yukon Water Board continues to review Selwyn\'s application for a Type B Water Licence which is required to undertake initial underground development and test mining in the XY Central deposit.

[howards2014]

Die Meldung von heute macht den Explorer Selwyn Resources nun zu einem Developer im JV mit Chihong:

Back
Selwyn Resources Announces Chihong Approvals for Selwyn Project


9:29 AM ET, July 8, 2010


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jul 08, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX) -- Selwyn Resources Ltd. (SWN) ("Selwyn") is pleased to provide a further update on the progress of its CDN$100,000,000 50:50 joint venture transaction ("the Transaction") with Yunnan Chihong Zinc and Germanium Ltd. ("Chihong"). As disclosed in Selwyn's June 2, 2010 News Release, the key contracts relating to this Transaction have been executed.

On July 6, 2010, Chihong disclosed to Chinese regulators that it has received Yunnan Provincial Department of Commerce approvals for the establishment of two foreign subsidiaries, Chihong Luxembourg Ltd. and Chihong Canada Ltd., as well as approval of an investment of CDN$100,000,000 in those subsidiaries for the subsequent re-investment in the Selwyn Project. Selwyn understands that these two subsidiaries are the investment vehicles by which the CDN$100,000,000 investment is transferred from China to the Canadian joint venture company, named "Selwyn Chihong Mining Ltd." ("SCML").

Upon closing of the Transaction, SCML will:

1. be equally owned by Selwyn and Chihong,2. hold all the Selwyn Project assets, and3. receive CDN$100,000,000 in cash from Chihong; (prior to the reimbursement of costs to Selwyn, see below).
On Closing, or shortly thereafter, Selwyn will receive approximately $9-10 million from SCML as reimbursement of Selwyn Project expenditures incurred from July 1, 2009. These expenditures are currently being audited by a Canadian audit firm as part of the Transaction terms. Closing of the Transaction continues towards a mid-August closing date.

Selwyn's focus is the exploration and development of its Selwyn Project in eastern Yukon and Northwest Territories. The Selwyn Project represents one of the largest undeveloped resources of zinc and lead in the world and is unique in its location in the politically-attractive and stable jurisdiction of the Yukon. It is therefore both a unique opportunity and a strategic asset providing a long term secure supply of zinc and lead to the Pacific Margin.


Glückauf RMIN

[XIO]

Gross RI Quotient (Company Value per share/Today's market price per share) 281.21

http://shareknow.net/companies/2271

[Goldbaba]

Interessanter Wert, unter Beobachtung.

[MFC500]

18.11.10

Yukon First Nation seeks review of Selwyn project


The Liard First Nation is asking the Yukon Supreme Court to order a new environmental assessment on Selwyn Chihong's lead-zinc exploration project on the Yukon-Northwest Territories border.

The Watson Lake-based First Nation says an earlier screening by the Yukon Environmental and Socio-Economic Assessment Board did not consider the company's plans to release wastewater from its Howard's Pass property into Don Creek, which flows into the Pelly River and ultimately into the Yukon River.

Liard First Nation Chief Liard McMillan said the earlier screening did not consider the effects of releasing wastewater into Yukon's waterways, adding that any mistakes could have far-reaching implications.

"The Liard First Nation believes — and we believe that all Yukoners should feel the same way — that this one [screening] process should be a rigorous one and should be done properly," McMillan told reporters Thursday in Whitehorse.

Vancouver-based Selwyn Resources Ltd. and Chinese mining company Yunnan Chihong Zinc Germanium Co. Ltd. are spending $100 million over the next year to explore the Howard's Pass property, which is believed to have the largest known lead-zinc deposit in the world.

About 90 per cent of the Howard's Pass property is in southeast Yukon, with the remaining area extending into the Northwest Territories.

"I'm concerned there's a lot of development in our traditional territory," said Rose Caesar, a Liard First Nation elder.

"Any kind of development that is not properly assessed for wildlife and water, it's very important to me."

Others should be worried: chief
The Pelly River runs through the traditional territories of the Ross River Dena Council and the Selkirk First Nation, but neither First Nation has expressed concern about Selwyn Chihong's plans.

"The Liard First Nation feels that they should be concerned," McMillan said. "This is a concern not only for the Kaska, but for all Yukoners."

Drew Mildon, a Victoria-based lawyer for the Liard First Nation, said the Yukon government boasts about having only one environmental screening process in the territory, unlike other Canadian jurisdictions.

"If there's going to be a one-window approach in the Yukon, it needs to be right, and Yukoners need to be assured that they can depend on that board," Mildon said.

However, the Yukon Water Board is also planning to look at Selwyn Chihong's plans. Board officials told CBC Thursday the project cannot discharge any water into Don Creek without a licence.

Selwyn's president, Harlan Meade, told CBC Thursday the company will not do anything without the water board's approval.

But Mildon said Yukon's mining industry is currently challenging the water board's right to have a say over proposed mining operations.


http://www.cbc.ca/canada/north/story/2010/11/18/liard-fn-sel…

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.551.315 von MFC500 am 19.11.10 08:19:55

klingt na trouble

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.551.362 von XIO am 19.11.10 08:29:51

zumindest nach erheblicher Unsicherheit. Das erklärt m.E. auch den ansonsten schwerlich nachvollziehbaren Kursverlauf. Bemerkenswert zudem, daß es seitens Selwyn keine Verlautbarung hierzu gibt, was wiederum mit Blick auf die Kursentwicklung "a Gschmäckle" hat.

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.551.315 von MFC500 am 19.11.10 08:19:55

mehr Hintergünde:

http://yukon-news.com/news/20465/

http://whitehorsestar.com/archive/story/first-nation-wants-m…

[XIO]

Unsere Savant Shares (welche wir bei dem Pacifica Company-Split erhalten haben) ziehen heute auch ordentlich an:

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.553.733 von MFC500 am 19.11.10 13:26:44

nun hat sich Selwyn auch dazu bequemt, ein Statement abzugeben. Schon beachtlich, wenn es da heißt On November 16, 2010, Liard First Nation petitioned the Supreme Court :

Nov. 25, 2010

Selwyn informs investors that Selwyn Chihong, the Company's 50% joint venture company, formed to advance the Selwyn Project to feasibility study and production, has, together with the Yukon Government and certain government officials and departments, been named as respondents in a court action taken by Liard First Nation (LFN). LFN is seeking cancellation of an amendment to the Mining Land Use Permit that was issued to Selwyn by the Yukon Government's Energy Mines and Resources. The permit amendment provides Selwyn Chihong certain of the approvals necessary to undertake a proposed underground exploration and development project.

On November 16, 2010, Liard First Nation petitioned the Supreme Court of the Yukon to withdraw the Decision Document that was issued in respect of the project proposal submitted to Yukon Enivronment and Socioeconomic Assessment Board (YESAB) on the grounds that its concerns outlined in a technical report that it had submitted to YESAB were not adequately considered. Liard First Nation engaged independent advisors to review Selwyn's project proposal and submitted comments in the form of two Technical Reports to YESAB and Energy Mines and Resources. The amendment to Selwyn Chihong's Mining Land Use Permit was released after the submission of the second technical report.

Selwyn Chihong is named as a respondent in the court petition along with the Minister of Energy Mines and Resources, Yukon Government and Robert Holmes the Director of Mineral Resources. Selwyn Chihong has no reason to believe that any of the respondents have failed to follow due process in this matter and Selwyn Chihong plans to file its response to the action in a timely matter. At the time of this release, Selwyn Chihong has not been served with documents relating to the action.

Selwyn Chihong has not undertaken any site work for the proposed work related to the Amended Mining Land Use Permit and is awaiting its Type B Water Licence from the Yukon Water Board before commencing such work. Current site work, consisting primarily of diamond drilling related to the upgrading of mineral resources, is not affected by this action.

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/Selwyn-Provides-Upda…

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.592.145 von MFC500 am 25.11.10 17:37:21

wie immer wird es sich darum drehen, hier noch bissl Knete rauszupressen.

Wenn man in allem was positives sehen will, dann das, daß die Nativen Einwohner als erste mitnekommen, daß es wohl ernst wird und bald los geht.
Der Versuch, hier zu stänkern ist also ein Indikator für vorliegende Aktivitäten im Sinne der Aktionäre.

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.593.576 von XIO am 25.11.10 21:14:32

wie immer wird es sich darum drehen, hier noch bissl Knete rauszupressen

hoffentlich geht es wirklich nur um Geld...

Die Informationspolitik seitens Selwyn ist jedenfalls ein schlechter Witz

[howards2014]

Wegen der Informationspolitik: guckst Du hier
http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/businessmedia/ep_2011winter/…

BFS Mitte 2011
Produktionsentscheidung Mitte 2012
Produktionsbeginn Mitte 2014

Glückauf
RMIN

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.611.595 von howards2014 am 29.11.10 20:55:49

ich habe nicht die allgemeine Informationspolitik des Unternehmens kritisiert, sondern das Verhalten in Sachen Liard First Nation. Diese haben am 16.11. eine Petition eingereicht, worüber die Medien am 18.11. berichteten, während sich Selwyn erst am 25.11. zur Sache geäußert hat. Das ist im besten Fall Unfähigkeit, wenn nicht unseriös.

Über die grundsätzliche Unternehmenplanung bin ich selbstverständlich im Bilde.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.611.595 von howards2014 am 29.11.10 20:55:49

kann mir nicht vorstellen, daß das projekt jetzt noch gecancelt wird


stuttgart 21 - oder was geht hier ab

[MFC500]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.612.003 von XIO am 29.11.10 21:57:04

Nichts ist unmöglich. Siehe z.B. Reward Minerals (RWD.AX) vor etwa zwei Jahren.

[arianelero]

Neu an Board als Vize President Mining:
sei zu wünschen, dass er die Machbarkeitsstudie voran bringt.

Joe Ringwald
Joe Ringwald is a mining and mineral process engineer with over 25 years of mining and construction experience, and currently is vice-president of operations for Brett Resources Inc.


Past employment included senior mining engineer with Placer Dome, vice-president, project development with Crew Gold, technical director, mining with AMEC Americas, and vice-president, sustainable development with Tournigan Energy.

His career has taken him into numerous countries in Europe, Africa, the Middle East, North America, Latin America, and Asia to work on underground and surface projects of various commodities, including base and precious metals, uranium, coal, industrial minerals and diamonds.

Much of his latter career has been focused on mine development, corporate social responsibility and sustainable development.

He was the CIM District 6 vice-president (BC & Yukon) from 2000 to 2002, the co-chair for CIM Vancouver 2002 and 2006, and has presented at and chaired numerous CIM sessions.

Joe also presented to the National Roundtables on CSR, is a current director with Transparency International – Canada, and a member of the Pacific Hub steering committee for the Canadian Business Ethics Research Network (CBERN).

[howards2014]

Selwyn Chihong Mining Ltd. started Aktienrückkauf bis max. 16 Mio Stück ab 01. Feb 2011 für Leistungszulagen an Mitarbeiter:

http://tmx.quotemedia.com/article.php?newsid=37900866&qm_sym…

Viel Freude wünsche ich mit diesem Papier
RMIN

[howards2014]

Die Kanadier decken sich schon heute merklich ein, weil sie ahnen, dass Sie die Stücke nie wieder so preiswert bekommen und die Dividende bezogen auf den Einkaufspreis ist dann in ein paar Jahren beachtlich.

Glückauf
RMIN

[howards2014]

Zitat:

Selwyn Resources Ltd.: High-Grade Drill Results Continue from XY Central Deposit
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jan. 31, 2011 (Marketwire) --

Selwyn Resources Ltd. ("Selwyn") (TSX VENTURE:SWN) is pleased to update investors with the release of assay results from the drilling of the 98/99-lenses of the XY Central deposit at Selwyn Project, Yukon Territory that is being done by Selwyn Chihong Mining Ltd., the joint venture company equally owned by Selwyn and Chihong Canada Ltd. The location of the new drill holes and lenses can be found on drill plan maps available at www.selwynresources.com. Drilling continues with five drill rigs at the Don deposit and one drill rig at the XY West deposit; all of which are confirming known mineral resources.

Highlights: 98/99-lenses of the XY Central deposit



-- XYC-198 intersected 14.54 metres true thickness grading 6.86% zinc and 4.61% lead, including 2.36 metres grading 21.25% zinc and 5.89% lead; and -- XYC-208 intersected 17.51 metres true thickness grading 7.72% zinc and 5.89% lead, including 2.20 metres grading 21.73% zinc and 18.36% lead.

The high-grade NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource of the XY Central deposit is composed of three lenses in the underground environment; each of which is structurally bounded by faults. The three main lenses are the 93-lens, 98-lens, and the 99-lens. Drill holes XYC-192, XYC-193, XYC-196, XYC-198, XYC-208, XYC-212, XYC-228, and XYC-232 are infill holes within the existing 98/99-lenses that comprise the majority of the high-grade, zinc-lead mineralization at the XY Central deposit.

Drill hole XYC-198 intersected high-grade mineralization within three intervals at XY Central deposit that is hosted within a much broader envelope of lower-grade mineralization. The most notable interval in XYC-198 of high-grade mineralization was intercepted from 501.70 to 517.70 metres for a true thickness of 14.54 metres grading 6.86% zinc and 2.02% lead including 2.36 metres grading 21.25% zinc and 5.89% lead.



--------------------------------------------------------------------------- True From To Thickness Zn Pb Zn+Pb ThicknessDrill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)---------------------------------------------------------------------------XYC-198 383.40 385.80 2.40 6.98 0.36 7.34 2.18--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 396.80 397.90 1.10 12.90 0.30 13.20 1.00--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 484.60 490.50 5.90 8.58 2.47 11.05 5.36--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 488.90 490.50 1.60 16.66 4.96 21.62 1.45--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 501.70 517.70 16.00 6.86 2.02 8.88 14.54--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 507.10 510.50 3.40 7.29 2.18 9.47 3.09--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 515.10 517.70 2.60 21.25 5.89 27.14 2.36---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Drill hole XYC-208 intersected high-grade mineralization from 482.10 to 507.40 metres for a true thickness of 23.19 metres grading 6.47% zinc and 4.61% lead including 2.20 metres grading 21.73% zinc and 18.36% lead.



--------------------------------------------------------------------------- True From To Thickness Zn Pb Zn+Pb ThicknessDrill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)---------------------------------------------------------------------------XYC-208 482.10 507.40 25.30 6.47 4.61 11.08 23.19--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 488.30 507.40 19.10 7.72 5.89 13.61 17.51--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 501.60 507.40 5.80 15.78 16.89 32.67 5.32--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 501.60 504.00 2.40 21.73 18.36 40.09 2.20---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Other intercepts from 2010 include drill holes XYC-192, XYC-193, XYC-196, XYC-212, XYC-228 and XYC-232; which also host high grade mineralization.



--------------------------------------------------------------------------- True From To Thickness Zn Pb Zn+Pb ThicknessDrill Hole (m) (m) (m) (%) (%) (%) (m)---------------------------------------------------------------------------XYC-192 191.70 195.50 3.80 4.55 0.41 4.96 3.48--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 202.70 210.90 8.20 5.58 1.35 6.93 7.52--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 202.70 204.50 1.80 10.33 2.40 12.73 1.65--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 207.80 210.90 3.10 6.09 0.74 6.83 2.84---------------------------------------------------------------------------XYC-193 153.60 154.40 0.80 7.69 0.95 8.64 0.70--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 223.30 227.70 4.40 9.71 1.71 11.42 3.85--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 225.50 226.90 1.40 22.50 9.31 31.81 1.23---------------------------------------------------------------------------XYC-196 516.60 517.50 0.90 10.83 0.99 11.82 0.84---------------------------------------------------------------------------XYC-212 214.30 217.60 3.30 5.50 1.71 7.21 0.20---------------------------------------------------------------------------XYC-228 186.20 198.80 12.60 4.15 2.62 6.77 10.80---------------------------------------------------------------------------XYC-232 45.00 47.60 2.60 7.77 1.17 8.94 2.60--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 80.80 89.00 8.20 6.19 1.58 7.77 8.20--------------------------------------------------------------------------- Including 80.80 83.20 2.40 8.81 1.65 10.46 2.40--------------------------------------------------------------------------- 125.00 135.20 10.20 4.15 1.01 5.16 10.20---------------------------------------------------------------------------

Results from the definition drilling program continue to confirm the 3D geological and structural models for XY Central deposit; noting this release is the fourth release providing results from definition drilling of the XY Central deposit. Upon receipt of all assay results from the definition drilling program and passing of quality assurance and quality control, the data will form the basis for revising a mine plan for the bankable feasibility study in progress with Wardrop Engineering.

Selwyn is also pleased to announce that preparations are underway for mobilizing the equipment and supplies required to undertake the planned underground, advanced exploration program on the high-grade mineral resource at the XY Central deposit. The mobilization is expected to commence in late February and be completed by the end of March using the grandfathered, all-season access road as a winter road from just north of Tungsten, NWT to the project site in the Yukon.

The NI 43-101 compliant Indicated mineral resource for the XY Central deposit is 10,738,000 tonnes grading 10.38% zinc and 4.41% lead and an Inferred mineral resource of 2,849,000 tonnes grading 10.86% zinc and 4.41% lead. This study was conducted by Independent Qualified Person, Cliff Pearson, P.Geo., and Non-Independent Qualified Person, John J. O'Donnell, P.Geo. (see January 29, 2008 news release).


Zitat Ende

In Kürze beginnt also auch die Exploration für den Untertagebergbau mit Ziel XY Zentralbereich.

Heute enorme Nachfrage an der TSX; Kurs schießt wie erwartet nach oben.

Glückauf
RMIN

[howards2014]

...und plötzlich ist dieser Wert auch bei Börsenbriefen im nachhinein beachtenswert,


http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/13575/se…

allerdings wird der Kurs in den nächsten Wochen und Monaten durch den Aufkauf von 16 Mio Aktien am freien Markt getrieben werden. Meldungen über weiterhin gute Bohrergebnisse wirken jedoch verstärkend. Heute ist der erste Tag an dem die Rückkaufaktion starten kann, vielleicht wartet das Unternehmen aber noch bis die kleine Hype durch die Meldung über Bohrergebnisse wieder etwas verpufft ist; Einstiegskurse sind es jetzt allemal noch.

Glückauf
RMIN

[XIO]

Selwyn returns high zinc and lead grades
http://www.northernminer.com/issues/story.aspx?aid=100040104…

The latest results from the Selwyn project in the Yukon continue to confirm the project's status as one of the world's best undeveloped lead and zinc deposits.

The project is now held as a joint venture between Selwyn Resources (SWN-V) and Chinese-based Yunnan Chihong & Germanium after Chihong earned in by paying Selwyn C$100 million.

The companies currently have six drills turning at the project on two separate deposits, but the latest results come out of the XY deposit.

The highlight intercepts came out of two holes, the first striking 14.54 metres true thickness grading 6.86% zinc and 4.61% lead while the other hit 17.51 metres true thickness grading 7.72% zinc and 5.89% lead.

The results came out of the 98 and 99 lenses, which make up two of the three main lenses at the XY central deposit.

The deposit currently has an indicated resource of 10.7 million tonnes grading 10.38% zinc and 4.41% lead and an inferred resource of 2.8 million tonnes grading 10.86% zinc and 4.41% lead.

Once all assay results from the recent definition drilling program are in, the companies will use them to come up with a revised mine plan for the bankable feasibility study which is currently underway.

Selwyn also said that is getting set to embark on an underground exploration program on the high-grade mineral resource at the XY Central deposit.

The Selwyn project is considered to be one of one of the top five undeveloped zinc and lead resources in the world.

In Toronto on Jan. 31 the company's shares were up 17% or 4.5¢ to 31.5¢ on 2.06 million shares traded.

es geht aufwärts!

[brummbaer007]

....Trading HALT ??? Sie wird gleich explodieren
und das ZINK wird uns um die Ohren fliegen.......

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.997.646 von brummbaer007 am 07.02.11 20:37:35

Bumm

Selwyn Resources Announces Teleconference on Acquisition of ScoZinc Limited

gleich mal gegoogelt, wer die sind: http://www.scozinc.com/

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.002.243 von XIO am 08.02.11 14:50:45

siehe auch: http://www.acadianmining.com/ScotiaZinc/