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Letzter Kurs 11.09.15 Lang & Schwarz
Neuigkeiten
Weiss jemand, was da los ist?
Südafrika ist klar, wegen Rand, aber die Australier?
Wenn´s Gold nach oben geht, passiert gar nichts,
und sobald der Goldkurs auch nur ein paar Pünktchen
abgibt, geht´s gleich 10% nach unten.
Wie an der Tankstelle, nur umgekehrt
Südafrika ist klar, wegen Rand, aber die Australier?
Wenn´s Gold nach oben geht, passiert gar nichts,
und sobald der Goldkurs auch nur ein paar Pünktchen
abgibt, geht´s gleich 10% nach unten.
Wie an der Tankstelle, nur umgekehrt
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CRS hat heute nachbörslich (ASX) berichtet.
Das sieht sehr ordentlich aus.
Wer heute hier verkaufen will, sollte
sich das vorher ansehen.
Gruss
Tsuba
CRS hat heute nachbörslich (ASX) berichtet.
Das sieht sehr ordentlich aus.
Wer heute hier verkaufen will, sollte
sich das vorher ansehen.
Gruss
Tsuba
geiler name!
Australischer Dollar is auch kräftich.
Mal was zum vielgelobten Hebel bei Minenaktien:
Habe CRS am 5.6.03 bei 365$/Oz zu 0,29¢ gekauft.
Jetzt, bei 400$/Oz stehen wir bei 0,27/0,28
Habe CRS am 5.6.03 bei 365$/Oz zu 0,29¢ gekauft.
Jetzt, bei 400$/Oz stehen wir bei 0,27/0,28
Croesus mending the hedges to get back some glitter
By John Phaceas, Perth
May 2, 2006
SHARES in embattled gold miner Croesus Mining could resume trading as early as next week after a late agreement between the Kalgoorlie icon and its two key hedging banks.
Croesus chairman Michael Kiernan said the company had reached in-principle agreement with Macquarie Bank and Mitsui Precious Metals for a long-term restructure of its onerous hedging commitments, ensuring the miner's survival.
The two banks last month gave Croesus until April 28 to thrash out a restructure and revival plan, after major production shortfalls and cost blow-outs at its Norseman mines threatened to send it to the wall.
Mr Kiernan said the matter had gone "to the wire" before both groups agreed to roll-out contracts covering 240,000 ounces of gold on Friday.
"There was a fair bit of huffing and puffing and I didn't think it was going to go anywhere, but there was an 11th-hour breakthrough and we've now got an agreement to reconstruct that hedge delivery schedule," he said.
Mr Kiernan said the final details were expected be agreed over the next two weeks, and Croesus' hedging commitments were likely to be extended over two years.
Once those details were agreed, the stock — which was suspended at 27.5¢ on March 16 — should be able to resume trading soon after.
Mr Kiernan said Croesus workers had already responded well to the company's problems, resulting in a major lift in productivity that had cut operating costs at Norseman.
But there was still some way to go before the company hit the production and cost targets laid out in its restructure plan, devised in partnership with turnaround advisers Pitcher Partners.
"The boys on site are doing their job, and without the hedge, this thing would be making in the order of $18 million to $20 million a year once we get the costs down to where want them," he said.
The new mine plan aims for production of more than 8000 ounces a month from the Bullen and Harlequin mines, of which roughly half could be sold on the booming spot market.
Previously, Croesus had been required to deliver about 10,000 ounces a month into hedging contracts struck below $A600 an ounce.
Mr Kiernan has already brought in a number of former allies from Consolidated Minerals to guide Croesus in its recovery, including finance director David Macoboy, new Croesus chief Allan Quadrio and operations supervisor Barry Cahill.
Croesus is also contemplating a potential $15-25 million capital raising later this year.
http://www.theage.com.au/news/business/croesus-mending-the-h…
By John Phaceas, Perth
May 2, 2006
SHARES in embattled gold miner Croesus Mining could resume trading as early as next week after a late agreement between the Kalgoorlie icon and its two key hedging banks.
Croesus chairman Michael Kiernan said the company had reached in-principle agreement with Macquarie Bank and Mitsui Precious Metals for a long-term restructure of its onerous hedging commitments, ensuring the miner's survival.
The two banks last month gave Croesus until April 28 to thrash out a restructure and revival plan, after major production shortfalls and cost blow-outs at its Norseman mines threatened to send it to the wall.
Mr Kiernan said the matter had gone "to the wire" before both groups agreed to roll-out contracts covering 240,000 ounces of gold on Friday.
"There was a fair bit of huffing and puffing and I didn't think it was going to go anywhere, but there was an 11th-hour breakthrough and we've now got an agreement to reconstruct that hedge delivery schedule," he said.
Mr Kiernan said the final details were expected be agreed over the next two weeks, and Croesus' hedging commitments were likely to be extended over two years.
Once those details were agreed, the stock — which was suspended at 27.5¢ on March 16 — should be able to resume trading soon after.
Mr Kiernan said Croesus workers had already responded well to the company's problems, resulting in a major lift in productivity that had cut operating costs at Norseman.
But there was still some way to go before the company hit the production and cost targets laid out in its restructure plan, devised in partnership with turnaround advisers Pitcher Partners.
"The boys on site are doing their job, and without the hedge, this thing would be making in the order of $18 million to $20 million a year once we get the costs down to where want them," he said.
The new mine plan aims for production of more than 8000 ounces a month from the Bullen and Harlequin mines, of which roughly half could be sold on the booming spot market.
Previously, Croesus had been required to deliver about 10,000 ounces a month into hedging contracts struck below $A600 an ounce.
Mr Kiernan has already brought in a number of former allies from Consolidated Minerals to guide Croesus in its recovery, including finance director David Macoboy, new Croesus chief Allan Quadrio and operations supervisor Barry Cahill.
Croesus is also contemplating a potential $15-25 million capital raising later this year.
http://www.theage.com.au/news/business/croesus-mending-the-h…
CROESUS GOLD INC. ("CGN")
BULLETIN TYPE: Stock Split
BULLETIN DATE: June 21, 2006
TSX Venture Tier 2 Company
Pursuant to a Special Resolution passed by shareholders on June 2, 2006, the Company's common shares will be split on a 1 old for 2 new basis.
The common shares of the Company will commence trading on a split basis at the opening, June 22, 2006. The Record date is June 23, 2006. The Company is classified as a 'Mining (Non-Oil & Gas) Exploration/Development' company.
Post - Split
Capitalization: unlimited shares with no par value of which
10,812,800 shares are issued and outstanding
Escrowed Shares: 1,286,168 shares in escrow
Transfer Agent: Equity Transfer Services Inc.
Trading Symbol: CGN (unchanged)
CUSIP Number: 226905 10 7 (unchanged)
Shareholder approval to a Special Resolution providing for a 1 old for 2 new split was obtained at the Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders held June 2, 2006. Common shareholders of record at the close of business June 23, 2006 will be mailed additional certificates. The new certificates will be mailed on or about June 26, 2006. The push-out method will be used to effect the split.
TSX-X
BULLETIN TYPE: Stock Split
BULLETIN DATE: June 21, 2006
TSX Venture Tier 2 Company
Pursuant to a Special Resolution passed by shareholders on June 2, 2006, the Company's common shares will be split on a 1 old for 2 new basis.
The common shares of the Company will commence trading on a split basis at the opening, June 22, 2006. The Record date is June 23, 2006. The Company is classified as a 'Mining (Non-Oil & Gas) Exploration/Development' company.
Post - Split
Capitalization: unlimited shares with no par value of which
10,812,800 shares are issued and outstanding
Escrowed Shares: 1,286,168 shares in escrow
Transfer Agent: Equity Transfer Services Inc.
Trading Symbol: CGN (unchanged)
CUSIP Number: 226905 10 7 (unchanged)
Shareholder approval to a Special Resolution providing for a 1 old for 2 new split was obtained at the Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholders held June 2, 2006. Common shareholders of record at the close of business June 23, 2006 will be mailed additional certificates. The new certificates will be mailed on or about June 26, 2006. The push-out method will be used to effect the split.
TSX-X
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Die australische Croesus meldet am 26.06.06 die Ernennung eines Konkursverwalters. Die Produktion erwirtschaftet mittlerweile wieder einen kleinen Cash-Überschuß und soll aufrecht erhalten werden. Problematisch bleibt die Umstrukturierung der Vorwärtsverkäufe, die am 31.03.06 unrealisierte Verluste von 50,1 Mio. A$ beinhalteten. Während Macquarie bereit ist, die eine Lösung zu finden, lehnt dies ein zweiter Handelspartner ab, so daß eine Kapitalerhöhung zur Sanierung der Croesus derzeit unmöglich ist. Der Konkursverwalter Pitcher Partners wirbt damit, über umfangreiche Erfahrungen mit der Sanierung von Minenunternehmen zu verfügen und mehr Unternehmen als jeder andere Konkurrent gerettet zu haben. Weitere Informationen sollen noch in dieser Woche an die australische Börse gemeldet werden.
Quelle:
http://www.goldseiten.de/content/marktberichte/marktberichte…
Mein Posting zur Croesus war falsch. Ich stellte einen Artikel zur Croesus Gold ein. Dieser Thread bezieht sich aber auf Croesus Mining Australien. Bitte um Entschuldigung. Also kein Aktiensplit
weiß jemand wie es da weitergeht??
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.426.275 von Goldiger am 05.07.06 21:20:25Administrators consider selling Croesus
Wednesday July 19, 2006, 2:16 pm
Administrators of troubled gold miner Croesus Mining NL are considering either selling the entire company or undertaking a recapitalisation.
Administrators Pitcher Partners, which were appointed late in June, have said the gold mines of the company are performing well and would generate cash surpluses.
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The administrators were called in after a restructuring plan failed and the Kalgoorlie-based miner couldn't meet its hedging debts.
The plan had already made significant inroads into turning the operations around when the company was placed into administration and Pitcher Partners said this recovery was continuing.
Creditors of the company are due to meet for a second time on Thursday and will decide whether to end the administration and return the company to normal trading, execute a deed of company arrangement (DOCA) or wind the company up.
Administrator Vincent Smith said he recommended a DOCA be adopted to allow for a possible restructuring of the group.
"There is potential for creditors and potentially shareholders to receive a better return than may be the case in the liquidation of Croesus," Mr Smith said in a statement.
"It is the administrators intention to seek expressions of interest from parties for the acquisition of all or part of the group's assets, or for a recapitalisation and restructure of Croesus."
Corporate advisers Prime Corporate Finance have already been appointed to aid in seeking suitable buyers.
Mr Smith said by December 20, 2006, a decision of whether the company would be sold or restructured would be made.
Croesus shares were suspended from quotation on March 17 after last trading at 27.5 cents, one day after the company reported a net loss of $27.38 million for the first half of 2005/06.
Shareholders had been told in November 2005 to expect a return to profitability in the second half.
Wednesday July 19, 2006, 2:16 pm
Administrators of troubled gold miner Croesus Mining NL are considering either selling the entire company or undertaking a recapitalisation.
Administrators Pitcher Partners, which were appointed late in June, have said the gold mines of the company are performing well and would generate cash surpluses.
ADVERTISEMENT
The administrators were called in after a restructuring plan failed and the Kalgoorlie-based miner couldn't meet its hedging debts.
The plan had already made significant inroads into turning the operations around when the company was placed into administration and Pitcher Partners said this recovery was continuing.
Creditors of the company are due to meet for a second time on Thursday and will decide whether to end the administration and return the company to normal trading, execute a deed of company arrangement (DOCA) or wind the company up.
Administrator Vincent Smith said he recommended a DOCA be adopted to allow for a possible restructuring of the group.
"There is potential for creditors and potentially shareholders to receive a better return than may be the case in the liquidation of Croesus," Mr Smith said in a statement.
"It is the administrators intention to seek expressions of interest from parties for the acquisition of all or part of the group's assets, or for a recapitalisation and restructure of Croesus."
Corporate advisers Prime Corporate Finance have already been appointed to aid in seeking suitable buyers.
Mr Smith said by December 20, 2006, a decision of whether the company would be sold or restructured would be made.
Croesus shares were suspended from quotation on March 17 after last trading at 27.5 cents, one day after the company reported a net loss of $27.38 million for the first half of 2005/06.
Shareholders had been told in November 2005 to expect a return to profitability in the second half.
Investigation clears Croesus directors
13th July 2006, 0:00 WST
Directors of collapsed gold miner Croesus Mining, including high-profile chairman Michael Kiernan, have been cleared of any suspicion of insolvent trading after a preliminary investigation by corporate administrators.
Pitcher Partners administrator Bryan Hughes said it appeared Croesus was solvent, meaning it could pay its debts as and when they fell due, when he was called in late last month.
But Mr Hughes has fired a broadside at the Kalgoorlie company’s management, raising questions about the production schedules and hedging policy that led to its ultimate collapse.
However, he continued to seek legal advice and was unsure whether the circumstances around the hedging policy were worth pursuing, suspecting it was more a case of bad management.
“I have the benefit of hindsight but I keep shaking my head thinking: how could they possibly think they could deliver that much gold?” Mr Hughes said.
“But the only reason I would investigate is if there was a prospect there would be a benefit to any party going forward, and I have some significant doubt as to whether that is the case.”
Croesus struck trouble in March when production problems at Norseman left it unable to meet forward sales contracts with Macquarie Bank and Japanese metals trader Mitsui.
Croesus immediately prepared a new mine plan and hired Pitcher Partners to restructure its finances, including the gold hedges which were already $50 million in the red by March 31.
The company was well under way with the restructuring plan, with the apparent support of major creditors, when Mitsui staged an about-face and demanded that its $12.5 million hedging-related debt be repaid in full by December next year, thereby forcing directors to call in administrators.
Mr Hughes told WestBusiness yesterday the appointment was made on the basis that the company was likely to become insolvent.
“I think that was probably quite accurate,” he said.
“There were just a few hurdles that the board considered were unreasonable to think they would get over. They were monitoring it closely and having watched over their shoulder I think they were probably right.”
A report to creditors, which was posted overnight ahead of a meeting next Thursday, values the company’s flagship Norseman operations at $86 million based largely on directors’ book value. Mr Hughes said the final realisable price would depend on the deals presented by any potential buyers.
Creditors total about $75 million, including $51.3 million to Macquarie, $12.5 million to Mitsui and trade creditors of $4.5 million.
Mr Hughes said it would be recommended to creditors that the company be placed in an effective holding pattern for two to three months while work continued on a restructuring proposal and asset sale.
He said he had been swamped with expressions of interest for the Norseman operations. The administrators would be seeking indicative offers which would narrow the field to a short-list of five to six which would be given access to data to complete full due diligence studies.
That would be followed by calls for parties to present their “least conditional offer” for the asset.
Mr Hughes said latest budgets for the mine had been completed which forecast a $14 million cash surplus for the year based on the current gold price and after significant capital expenditure and capital development expenditure.
“And these are not unreasonable production schedules,” he said
13th July 2006, 0:00 WST
Directors of collapsed gold miner Croesus Mining, including high-profile chairman Michael Kiernan, have been cleared of any suspicion of insolvent trading after a preliminary investigation by corporate administrators.
Pitcher Partners administrator Bryan Hughes said it appeared Croesus was solvent, meaning it could pay its debts as and when they fell due, when he was called in late last month.
But Mr Hughes has fired a broadside at the Kalgoorlie company’s management, raising questions about the production schedules and hedging policy that led to its ultimate collapse.
However, he continued to seek legal advice and was unsure whether the circumstances around the hedging policy were worth pursuing, suspecting it was more a case of bad management.
“I have the benefit of hindsight but I keep shaking my head thinking: how could they possibly think they could deliver that much gold?” Mr Hughes said.
“But the only reason I would investigate is if there was a prospect there would be a benefit to any party going forward, and I have some significant doubt as to whether that is the case.”
Croesus struck trouble in March when production problems at Norseman left it unable to meet forward sales contracts with Macquarie Bank and Japanese metals trader Mitsui.
Croesus immediately prepared a new mine plan and hired Pitcher Partners to restructure its finances, including the gold hedges which were already $50 million in the red by March 31.
The company was well under way with the restructuring plan, with the apparent support of major creditors, when Mitsui staged an about-face and demanded that its $12.5 million hedging-related debt be repaid in full by December next year, thereby forcing directors to call in administrators.
Mr Hughes told WestBusiness yesterday the appointment was made on the basis that the company was likely to become insolvent.
“I think that was probably quite accurate,” he said.
“There were just a few hurdles that the board considered were unreasonable to think they would get over. They were monitoring it closely and having watched over their shoulder I think they were probably right.”
A report to creditors, which was posted overnight ahead of a meeting next Thursday, values the company’s flagship Norseman operations at $86 million based largely on directors’ book value. Mr Hughes said the final realisable price would depend on the deals presented by any potential buyers.
Creditors total about $75 million, including $51.3 million to Macquarie, $12.5 million to Mitsui and trade creditors of $4.5 million.
Mr Hughes said it would be recommended to creditors that the company be placed in an effective holding pattern for two to three months while work continued on a restructuring proposal and asset sale.
He said he had been swamped with expressions of interest for the Norseman operations. The administrators would be seeking indicative offers which would narrow the field to a short-list of five to six which would be given access to data to complete full due diligence studies.
That would be followed by calls for parties to present their “least conditional offer” for the asset.
Mr Hughes said latest budgets for the mine had been completed which forecast a $14 million cash surplus for the year based on the current gold price and after significant capital expenditure and capital development expenditure.
“And these are not unreasonable production schedules,” he said
Hallo, gibt es was neues bei Croesus Mining?
Habe bei Google gestöbert und eine Meldung gefunden, wonach ein Joint Venture mit Barrick Australia Pacific erfolgen soll, zu einer Firma Platinum Group Metals
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
Habe bei Google gestöbert und eine Meldung gefunden, wonach ein Joint Venture mit Barrick Australia Pacific erfolgen soll, zu einer Firma Platinum Group Metals
http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
:laughie australische Croesus meldet am 19.09.06 Fortschritte bei der Restrukturierung der Gesellschaft. Zwischen dem 18.09.06 und dem 30.10.06 sollen Gespräche mit Interessenten über den eventuellen Verkauf der Central Norseman Mine geführt werden. Mit dem besten Bieter soll bis zum 03.11.06 ein Gespräch geführt werden. In Absprache mit den Gläubigern ist dann bis zum 15.12.06 die Erstellung der Verträge vorgesehen. Im Anschluß soll die Gesellschaft neu strukturiert werden.
© Martin Siegel
www.goldhotline.de
© Martin Siegel
www.goldhotline.de
Weiß hier jemand was neues?
Angeblich sollte bis zum 20.Dez. eine Entscheidung bezüglich der Restrukturierung des Unternehmens bzw. des Verkaufs von Teilen oder der gesamten Operationen vorliegen. Tut sich aber auf der ASX noch nix. Was hat es zu bedeuten, daß der Chart auf der ASX trotz angehaltenes Handels trotzdem steigt. Wie funktioniert denn das?
Angeblich sollte bis zum 20.Dez. eine Entscheidung bezüglich der Restrukturierung des Unternehmens bzw. des Verkaufs von Teilen oder der gesamten Operationen vorliegen. Tut sich aber auf der ASX noch nix. Was hat es zu bedeuten, daß der Chart auf der ASX trotz angehaltenes Handels trotzdem steigt. Wie funktioniert denn das?
Weiß jemand ob jemals der Handel wieder aufgenommen wird und zu welchen Bedingungen?? Ich möchte wenigsten, wenn schon die Spekulation in die HÖose gegangen ist, meine Verluste im Rahmen der Spekulationsfrist realisieren können.
Je länger das dauert , umso schlechter das Omen?
In einem meiner vorangegangenen Postings meinte ich auf der ASX einen steigenden Kursverlauf von CRS erkennen zu können. Ich hatte nur den Chart nicht richtig gelesen. Bitte um Entschuldigung. Also : Kursaussetzung weiterhin. Abgebildet war nur der australische Index und auf der rechten Skala des Charts ist lediglich die Preisskala von CRS erkennbar, die keine Bedeutung hat. Der Chart bezieht sich nur auf die linke Skala.
Charts müsste ich halt lesen können oder mir genauer anschauen....
Charts müsste ich halt lesen können oder mir genauer anschauen....
Zu Croesus sagt mir mein Broker:
schreibs im Geiste ab.
Hier hatte ich mal mit einem insolventen Betrieb zu tun.
Ich war sehr erstaunt wie gut es da lief.
Meinte ich zu meinem Geschäftsfreund aus dem Verkauf, bei
Euch geht es doch aufwärts ?
Ja, ja, sagte er, das einzige was bei uns aufwärts geht sind
die Aufwandsentschädigungen und die Autogrößen unserer Insolvenz-
verwalter !
So ähnlich stelle ich mir das im Moment auch bei Croesus vor.
Wenn die Gans vollends abgenagt ist bekommen wir die Knochen.
Frohes Fest !
Potosi
schreibs im Geiste ab.
Hier hatte ich mal mit einem insolventen Betrieb zu tun.
Ich war sehr erstaunt wie gut es da lief.
Meinte ich zu meinem Geschäftsfreund aus dem Verkauf, bei
Euch geht es doch aufwärts ?
Ja, ja, sagte er, das einzige was bei uns aufwärts geht sind
die Aufwandsentschädigungen und die Autogrößen unserer Insolvenz-
verwalter !
So ähnlich stelle ich mir das im Moment auch bei Croesus vor.
Wenn die Gans vollends abgenagt ist bekommen wir die Knochen.
Frohes Fest !
Potosi
Hallo Potosi,
danke für die Info, muß mich dann irgendwie anders von ihr trennen, um im Spekulationszeiraum meine Verluste geltend zu machen.
danke für die Info, muß mich dann irgendwie anders von ihr trennen, um im Spekulationszeiraum meine Verluste geltend zu machen.
Tatsache ist , daß Norsemont Mine weitergeführt wurde. Die Arbeiten an der Mine wurden nicht unterbrochen. Tatsache ist, daß Croesus ein Join Venture eingegangen ist. Auf der Edelmetallmesse in München hörte ich einen Vortrag von ich weiß nicht mehr wem. Er behauptete mit einem Grinsen im Gesicht, daß sich für Croesus bzw. für dessen Minen andere 30 Unternehmen interessieren würden. Er sagte: Wir werden sehen ob es Croesus gelingt mit dem verbleibendem Geld Croesus weiterzuführen". Er hatte sie sogar ein seinem Musterdepot und schämt sich auch nicht, sie einmal gekauft zu haben. Sie waren natürlich mit 100 % Verlust vermerkt. Immerhin stand er zu seinem Flop. Das war Anfang November in München. Also jetzt hat du so lange gewartet und jetzt warten wir halt noch...bis zum bitteren Ende oder bis ?vielleicht doch ein WUnder geschieht...
Ach und er sagte noch was. " Die Mine läuft super" ..aber
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.500.515 von Goldiger am 27.12.06 19:06:53Hi Goldiger,
das Problem ist nur, wenn ich aus dem einen Jahr raus bin kann ich die Verluiste nicht mal gegenrechnen und dann ist es wirklich ein Totalverlust.
das Problem ist nur, wenn ich aus dem einen Jahr raus bin kann ich die Verluiste nicht mal gegenrechnen und dann ist es wirklich ein Totalverlust.
Ich hätte im Februar dasselbe Problem. Aber wie will man aus der Aktien rauskommen, wenn sie nicht gehandelt wird? Was schlägst du vor zu tun?
Mein Berater von der Bank hat mir den Weg daraus aufgezeigt. Abgesehen davon hat er wohl einen ganz guten Draht nach Australien, so dass ich auf Grund von Unterlagen den Totalverlust nachweisen kann. Ich warte allerdings bis kurz vor Ultimo, bis ich aussteige.
So sah am 19.09.06 der Timetable aus:
Stage 3:
Prepare and execute sales documentation. Draft report to the creditors of both CNGC and Croesus, and convene spearate meetings of creditos to confirm acceptance of the preferred bid and vary terms of the DOCA´s . Date 3 November - 15 Dezember 2006
Stage 4: Conduct meetings of the creditos of Croesus and CNGC ( Prior o 20 December pursuant to the terms of the current DOCA´s
Stage5: If required - complete and issue Explanatory memorandum and/or Prospectus and hold a meeting of sharholders to facilitate the restructure of Croesus ( 3 November onwards )
Stage 6: Settle the restructure of the Croesus and/or sale of the Group´s operations, and retire as Deed Administrators of the Company ( Soon after the completion of the meeting of creditors and ( if required) the mmeting of sharholders.
THE OVE TIMETABLE IS INDICATIVE AND IS SUBJECT TO A NUMER OF FACTORS INCLUDING THE COMPLEXITIES OF THE VARIOUS PROPOSALS BY REGULATORY BODIES WHER REQUIRED. AS SUCH , THE STATED TIMEFRAMES MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
So bis jetzt von offizieller Seite!
Was hat der Banker für Unterlagen???
Stage 3:
Prepare and execute sales documentation. Draft report to the creditors of both CNGC and Croesus, and convene spearate meetings of creditos to confirm acceptance of the preferred bid and vary terms of the DOCA´s . Date 3 November - 15 Dezember 2006
Stage 4: Conduct meetings of the creditos of Croesus and CNGC ( Prior o 20 December pursuant to the terms of the current DOCA´s
Stage5: If required - complete and issue Explanatory memorandum and/or Prospectus and hold a meeting of sharholders to facilitate the restructure of Croesus ( 3 November onwards )
Stage 6: Settle the restructure of the Croesus and/or sale of the Group´s operations, and retire as Deed Administrators of the Company ( Soon after the completion of the meeting of creditors and ( if required) the mmeting of sharholders.
THE OVE TIMETABLE IS INDICATIVE AND IS SUBJECT TO A NUMER OF FACTORS INCLUDING THE COMPLEXITIES OF THE VARIOUS PROPOSALS BY REGULATORY BODIES WHER REQUIRED. AS SUCH , THE STATED TIMEFRAMES MAY BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE
So bis jetzt von offizieller Seite!
Was hat der Banker für Unterlagen???
Wenn ich genau weiß, wie man das handhabt, teile ich Dir das mit.
Meldung zwar schon etwas älter, immer ...?
MELBOURNE (Dow Jones)--Australian, Canadian and South African gold miners are preparing bids for two Western Australia state mines worth up to A$160 million, The Age newspaper reported Monday.
Canada's Barrick Gold Corp. (ABX.T), the world's biggest goldminer, said in its quarterly report it's "in negotiations with certain interested parties" over its Paddington unit, which may reach A$100 million and would allow the buyer to produce more than 100,000 ounces of gold a year, the newspaper said.
St Barbara Ltd. (SBM.AU), Crescent Gold Ltd. (CRE.AU), Leviathan Resources Ltd. (LVR.AU), Dioro Exploration NL (DIO.AU), South Africa's Harmony Gold Mining Co. (HAR.JO) and Canada's GBS Gold International Ltd. (GBS.T) are expected to be interested in Paddington, The Age reported.
Croesus Mining NL (CRS.AU), which collapsed earlier this year, is finalizing the sale of its Norseman unit for about A$60 million and which is capable of producing more than 100,000 ounces a year, the newspaper said.
Sources told The Age the front-runner for Norseman unit was Avoca Resources Ltd. (AVO.AU).
Newspaper Web site: http://www.theage.com.au
-By Melbourne bureau; 61-2-8235-2950; djnews.sydney@dowjones.com
-Edited by Graham Morgan
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 05, 2006 16:51 ET (21:51 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2006 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
MELBOURNE (Dow Jones)--Australian, Canadian and South African gold miners are preparing bids for two Western Australia state mines worth up to A$160 million, The Age newspaper reported Monday.
Canada's Barrick Gold Corp. (ABX.T), the world's biggest goldminer, said in its quarterly report it's "in negotiations with certain interested parties" over its Paddington unit, which may reach A$100 million and would allow the buyer to produce more than 100,000 ounces of gold a year, the newspaper said.
St Barbara Ltd. (SBM.AU), Crescent Gold Ltd. (CRE.AU), Leviathan Resources Ltd. (LVR.AU), Dioro Exploration NL (DIO.AU), South Africa's Harmony Gold Mining Co. (HAR.JO) and Canada's GBS Gold International Ltd. (GBS.T) are expected to be interested in Paddington, The Age reported.
Croesus Mining NL (CRS.AU), which collapsed earlier this year, is finalizing the sale of its Norseman unit for about A$60 million and which is capable of producing more than 100,000 ounces a year, the newspaper said.
Sources told The Age the front-runner for Norseman unit was Avoca Resources Ltd. (AVO.AU).
Newspaper Web site: http://www.theage.com.au
-By Melbourne bureau; 61-2-8235-2950; djnews.sydney@dowjones.com
-Edited by Graham Morgan
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
November 05, 2006 16:51 ET (21:51 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2006 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
Kann mal jemand auf www.asx.com.au die neue Nachricht von Croesus ( CRS ) aufmachen und reinstellen. Bei mir geht die nicht auf. Danke
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.813.744 von Goldiger am 10.01.07 16:43:52Die Citibank hat heute in meinem Depot Croesus wieder mit einem Kurs bewertet: 16 cent.
Wäre zu schön um wahr zu sein. Bei meinem Comdirect Bank Depot ist sie bei Null. Ich denke es wird noch eine ganze Weile dauern, bis die Aktie wieder gehandelt wird. Immerhin müssen noch einige Hürden genommen werden. Aber ganz so schlecht sieht es nicht mehr aus. Wir werden sehen. Ich glaube es erst dann, wenn sie tatsächlich wieder gehandelt wird. Wenn sie allerdings bei einem Cent wieder einsetzt , wird uns das auch nicht viel nützen.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.961.154 von Goldiger am 16.01.07 17:26:25Hallo,
Neuigkeiten, es wird ein Reverse-Split 1 : 15 durchgeführt, kann positiv sein
Neuigkeiten, es wird ein Reverse-Split 1 : 15 durchgeführt, kann positiv sein
Woher wissen du was ich net weiß? Auf ASX habe ich nichts gefunden. Welche Kontakte hast du zum Unternehmen ?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.047.844 von Goldiger am 01.03.07 15:02:30neue WPK 0z7332, leider noch kein Handel, keine Kurse, schaun wir mal
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.112.368 von bauleo am 04.03.07 18:06:13Die australische Croesus meldet den Verkauf der Central Norseman Mine für 66 Mio A$ an die britische Davos Resources. Mit dem Geld dürfte eine Sanierung der Croesus möglich sein. Allerdings sollen die Aktien im Verhältnis von 15 alten Aktien zu 1 neuen Aktien zusammengelegt werden. Anschließend soll eine Kapitalerhöhung durchgeführt werden, so daß Croesus als Explorationswerte weiter existieren kann. Wahrscheinlich werden dadurch etwa 90% des Gegenwertes der Croesus verloren gehen.
Die Aktien der australischen Emperor bleiben vom Handel ausgesetzt. Die Gesellschaft bereitet eine Kapitalerhöhung vor. Der Handel soll in den nächsten Tagen wieder aufgenommen werden.
© Martin Siegel
www.goldhotline.de
Diese Nachricht stammt vom 12.01.2007, leider noch kein Handel wieder aufgenommen
www.silberbrief.de
Die Aktien der australischen Emperor bleiben vom Handel ausgesetzt. Die Gesellschaft bereitet eine Kapitalerhöhung vor. Der Handel soll in den nächsten Tagen wieder aufgenommen werden.
© Martin Siegel
www.goldhotline.de
Diese Nachricht stammt vom 12.01.2007, leider noch kein Handel wieder aufgenommen
www.silberbrief.de
Bei mir wurde von der Bank ein Tausch der Aktien vorgenommen!!!
Im Verhältnis 1:1 habe ich jetzt Croesusaktien mit der WKN: 0CA695 im Depot.
Im Verhältnis 1:1 habe ich jetzt Croesusaktien mit der WKN: 0CA695 im Depot.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 28.131.732 von gold-fan am 05.03.07 19:06:42Level 17 Postal Address:
140 St George’s Terrace PO Box 7191
Perth Cloisters Square
Western Australia 6000 Western Australia 6850
Tel: 08 9322 2022 ABN 72 110 082 285
Fax: 08 9322 1262 AFS Licence No. 294119
www.pitcher.com.au
partners@pitcher-wa.com.au
Pitcher Partners is an association of Independent firms
| Perth | Melbourne | Sydney | Brisbane
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
CROESUS MINING NL
(SUBJECT TO DEED OF COMPANY ARRANGEMENT)
ACN 009 150 083
(“Croesus”)
ASX Code: CRS
Share Sale Agreement
I refer to the previous announcement lodged with the Australian Stock Exchange on 19
September 2006 regarding Croesus entering into a Deed of Company Arrangement, and
also regarding the negotiations with parties interested in the recapitalisation/restructure of
Croesus and/or an acquisition of all or part of the assets of Croesus and its subsidiaries
(together “Croesus Group”).
As a result of the Deed Administrators receiving a number of indicative proposals from
interested parties, a short list of 8 parties was identified for the conduct of detailed due
diligence at the Croesus Group’s Norseman operations. Following detailed due diligence
by these parties, in early November 2006, three final offers were received for the
acquisition of the Croesus Group’s Norseman operations. After extensive negotiations
with each of these parties, and a detailed documentation process, on Wednesday 3
January 2007 Croesus executed a Share Sale Agreement (“SSA”) with Davos Gold Pty
Ltd (a subsidiary of UK AIM Listed company Davos Resources PLC) and Davos
Resources PLC (together “Davos Companies”) for the sale of all the shares in Croesus’
wholly owned subsidiary company, Central Norseman Gold Corporation Limited
(Subject to Deed of Company Arrangement) (“CNGC”) together with some Croesus
Group assets to be transferred into CNGC prior to completion of the share sale.
CNGC owns and operates Australia’s longest operating gold mine in Norseman, Western
Australia and these operations have continued during the course of the Administration
and Deed of Company Arrangement. The purchase consideration for CNGC and the
associated assets to be transferred to CNGC is A$66M plus the assumption of the liability
in connection with Department of Industry and Resources performance bonds and
guarantees for the Norseman project totaling approximately A$4.81M. This
consideration is payable in the form of cash, shares in Davos Resources PLC and
convertible notes to be issued by Davos Resources PLC, with the notes
redeemable/convertible from March/April 2008 through to March/April 2011.
The completion of the sale under the SSA is subject to a number of conditions, primarily
the creditors of CNGC and Croesus agreeing to vary the CNGC Deed of Company
Arrangement and, if necessary, the Croesus Deed of Company Arrangement,
respectively, in order to facilitate the sale; Foreign Investment Review Board approval;
and the approval of Davos Resources PLC shareholders. Davos Gold Pty Ltd has paid a
cash deposit of A$8.00M and, subject to the terms of the SSA, this deposit will become
non-refundable. Subject to satisfaction of the conditions to the SSA, completion under
the SSA is scheduled for 30 March 2007 (although this may be extended at the election of
the Davos Companies, and subject to a number of conditions, to April 2007), at which
time ownership of CNGC (and, therefore, control of its operations) will transfer to Davos
Gold Pty Ltd. Davos Gold Pty Ltd has advised Croesus that CNGC’s operations at
Norseman will continue after completion, with all employees of CNGC at completion
retaining their employment.
Recapitalisation Proposal
As part of the expressions of interest process commenced shortly after the appointment of
Administrators on 23 June 2006, interested parties were requested to lodge proposals for
the restructuring of the Croesus Group, or any of the companies within the Croesus
Group including Croesus. At the same time as the Davos Companies lodged an offer for
the purchase of CNGC and its Norseman operations, Ascent Capital Holdings Pty Ltd
(“Ascent”) (a party associated with the Davos Chairman Mr Steinepreis) also lodged a
proposal for the recapitalisation of Croesus.
This recapitalisation proposal has since been detailed in a Recapitalisation Deed and this
Recapitalisation Deed was also executed by the Deed Administrators and Ascent on
Wednesday 3 January 2007. Ascent proposes to pay the sum of A$800,000 (being
A$700,000 for the benefit of secured creditors and A$100,000 for the benefit of
unsecured creditors of Croesus); to consolidate the existing capital of Croesus on a 1 for
15 basis, and cause Croesus to issue new shares to raise a minimum of A$1.6M. Whilst
the abovementioned SSA is not conditional upon the successful completion of the
Recapitalisation Deed, the Recapitalisation Deed is conditional upon the successful
completion of the SSA. In addition, the Recapitalisation Deed is conditional upon the
creditors of Croesus voting in favour of a varied Deed of Company Arrangement to
facilitate the recapitalisation, as well as shareholder approval (at separately convened
meetings), and other matters, including the ASX giving its approval to the reinstatement
of the trading of the Croesus shares, as well as other relevant approvals in accordance
with the ASX Listing Rules and the Corporations Act.
C:\Documents and Settings\taylorb\Desktop\Croesus Announcement SSA 10 1 07.doc
If the Recapitalisation Deed and the proposed variations to the Croesus Deed of Company
Arrangement are approved by both creditors and shareholders, and the other conditions
are satisfied, then the Recapitalisation Deed should result in a greater return to creditors
than would be the case in the liquidation of Croesus, and the shareholders of Croesus
should benefit from the reinstatement to the ASX of the trading of Croesus shares.
Creditor Meetings
As a result of executing the SSA and the Recapitalisation Deed, the Deed Administrators
are now preparing reports to creditors for both Croesus and CNGC. The reports will have
attached to them the proposed varied Deeds of Company Arrangement and associated
Creditor Trust Deeds. It is anticipated the reports will be dispatched to creditors within
the next 2 – 3 weeks, with creditors meetings convened to discuss the contents of the
Reports and the SSA by no later than 15 February 2007.
Enquiries
Any enquiries regarding Croesus should be directed to Bryan Hughes or Vincent Smith
on (08) 9322 2022. Any enquiries regarding the Davos Companies and/or future
operational plans for CNGC and the Norseman operations should be directed to the
Chairman of Davos Resources PLC, Mr David Steinepreis, on (08) 9420 9300.
Dated the 10th day of January 2007.
VINCENT SMITH
Joint & Several Deed Administrator
C:\Documents and Settings\taylorb\Desktop\Croesus Announcement SSA 10 1 07.doc
Wie geht es weiter mit Croesus Mining?? Gibt es News?
140 St George’s Terrace PO Box 7191
Perth Cloisters Square
Western Australia 6000 Western Australia 6850
Tel: 08 9322 2022 ABN 72 110 082 285
Fax: 08 9322 1262 AFS Licence No. 294119
www.pitcher.com.au
partners@pitcher-wa.com.au
Pitcher Partners is an association of Independent firms
| Perth | Melbourne | Sydney | Brisbane
ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE AUSTRALIAN STOCK EXCHANGE
CROESUS MINING NL
(SUBJECT TO DEED OF COMPANY ARRANGEMENT)
ACN 009 150 083
(“Croesus”)
ASX Code: CRS
Share Sale Agreement
I refer to the previous announcement lodged with the Australian Stock Exchange on 19
September 2006 regarding Croesus entering into a Deed of Company Arrangement, and
also regarding the negotiations with parties interested in the recapitalisation/restructure of
Croesus and/or an acquisition of all or part of the assets of Croesus and its subsidiaries
(together “Croesus Group”).
As a result of the Deed Administrators receiving a number of indicative proposals from
interested parties, a short list of 8 parties was identified for the conduct of detailed due
diligence at the Croesus Group’s Norseman operations. Following detailed due diligence
by these parties, in early November 2006, three final offers were received for the
acquisition of the Croesus Group’s Norseman operations. After extensive negotiations
with each of these parties, and a detailed documentation process, on Wednesday 3
January 2007 Croesus executed a Share Sale Agreement (“SSA”) with Davos Gold Pty
Ltd (a subsidiary of UK AIM Listed company Davos Resources PLC) and Davos
Resources PLC (together “Davos Companies”) for the sale of all the shares in Croesus’
wholly owned subsidiary company, Central Norseman Gold Corporation Limited
(Subject to Deed of Company Arrangement) (“CNGC”) together with some Croesus
Group assets to be transferred into CNGC prior to completion of the share sale.
CNGC owns and operates Australia’s longest operating gold mine in Norseman, Western
Australia and these operations have continued during the course of the Administration
and Deed of Company Arrangement. The purchase consideration for CNGC and the
associated assets to be transferred to CNGC is A$66M plus the assumption of the liability
in connection with Department of Industry and Resources performance bonds and
guarantees for the Norseman project totaling approximately A$4.81M. This
consideration is payable in the form of cash, shares in Davos Resources PLC and
convertible notes to be issued by Davos Resources PLC, with the notes
redeemable/convertible from March/April 2008 through to March/April 2011.
The completion of the sale under the SSA is subject to a number of conditions, primarily
the creditors of CNGC and Croesus agreeing to vary the CNGC Deed of Company
Arrangement and, if necessary, the Croesus Deed of Company Arrangement,
respectively, in order to facilitate the sale; Foreign Investment Review Board approval;
and the approval of Davos Resources PLC shareholders. Davos Gold Pty Ltd has paid a
cash deposit of A$8.00M and, subject to the terms of the SSA, this deposit will become
non-refundable. Subject to satisfaction of the conditions to the SSA, completion under
the SSA is scheduled for 30 March 2007 (although this may be extended at the election of
the Davos Companies, and subject to a number of conditions, to April 2007), at which
time ownership of CNGC (and, therefore, control of its operations) will transfer to Davos
Gold Pty Ltd. Davos Gold Pty Ltd has advised Croesus that CNGC’s operations at
Norseman will continue after completion, with all employees of CNGC at completion
retaining their employment.
Recapitalisation Proposal
As part of the expressions of interest process commenced shortly after the appointment of
Administrators on 23 June 2006, interested parties were requested to lodge proposals for
the restructuring of the Croesus Group, or any of the companies within the Croesus
Group including Croesus. At the same time as the Davos Companies lodged an offer for
the purchase of CNGC and its Norseman operations, Ascent Capital Holdings Pty Ltd
(“Ascent”) (a party associated with the Davos Chairman Mr Steinepreis) also lodged a
proposal for the recapitalisation of Croesus.
This recapitalisation proposal has since been detailed in a Recapitalisation Deed and this
Recapitalisation Deed was also executed by the Deed Administrators and Ascent on
Wednesday 3 January 2007. Ascent proposes to pay the sum of A$800,000 (being
A$700,000 for the benefit of secured creditors and A$100,000 for the benefit of
unsecured creditors of Croesus); to consolidate the existing capital of Croesus on a 1 for
15 basis, and cause Croesus to issue new shares to raise a minimum of A$1.6M. Whilst
the abovementioned SSA is not conditional upon the successful completion of the
Recapitalisation Deed, the Recapitalisation Deed is conditional upon the successful
completion of the SSA. In addition, the Recapitalisation Deed is conditional upon the
creditors of Croesus voting in favour of a varied Deed of Company Arrangement to
facilitate the recapitalisation, as well as shareholder approval (at separately convened
meetings), and other matters, including the ASX giving its approval to the reinstatement
of the trading of the Croesus shares, as well as other relevant approvals in accordance
with the ASX Listing Rules and the Corporations Act.
C:\Documents and Settings\taylorb\Desktop\Croesus Announcement SSA 10 1 07.doc
If the Recapitalisation Deed and the proposed variations to the Croesus Deed of Company
Arrangement are approved by both creditors and shareholders, and the other conditions
are satisfied, then the Recapitalisation Deed should result in a greater return to creditors
than would be the case in the liquidation of Croesus, and the shareholders of Croesus
should benefit from the reinstatement to the ASX of the trading of Croesus shares.
Creditor Meetings
As a result of executing the SSA and the Recapitalisation Deed, the Deed Administrators
are now preparing reports to creditors for both Croesus and CNGC. The reports will have
attached to them the proposed varied Deeds of Company Arrangement and associated
Creditor Trust Deeds. It is anticipated the reports will be dispatched to creditors within
the next 2 – 3 weeks, with creditors meetings convened to discuss the contents of the
Reports and the SSA by no later than 15 February 2007.
Enquiries
Any enquiries regarding Croesus should be directed to Bryan Hughes or Vincent Smith
on (08) 9322 2022. Any enquiries regarding the Davos Companies and/or future
operational plans for CNGC and the Norseman operations should be directed to the
Chairman of Davos Resources PLC, Mr David Steinepreis, on (08) 9420 9300.
Dated the 10th day of January 2007.
VINCENT SMITH
Joint & Several Deed Administrator
C:\Documents and Settings\taylorb\Desktop\Croesus Announcement SSA 10 1 07.doc
Wie geht es weiter mit Croesus Mining?? Gibt es News?
http://www.croesus.com.au/
Kürzel crs
hier gibt es bedingte news unter dem Link Announcements released as CRS
Kürzel crs
hier gibt es bedingte news unter dem Link Announcements released as CRS
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.293.680 von bauleo am 13.05.07 18:55:36was heißt das jetzt genau??
wird dia Aktie irgendwann wieder zum Handel zugelassen oder nur die Firma verkauft?
wird dia Aktie irgendwann wieder zum Handel zugelassen oder nur die Firma verkauft?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 29.472.702 von bauleo am 25.05.07 20:38:10die Daten auf deren Seite sind teilweise uralt, konnte die Info vom 2.5.97 dort nicht finden.
http://66.249.91.104/translate_c?hl=de&u=http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
hier gibt es eine Mitteilung vom 13.06.07
hier gibt es eine Mitteilung vom 13.06.07
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.125.099 von bauleo am 11.08.07 16:19:12meine kleine Restposition steckt hier auch noch drin. Heute haben sie bei mir im Depot mal wieder umgebucht. Rein und raus, offene Order, verkauf nicht möglich, Kapitalmaßnahme...und so weiter. Da blickt keiner mehr durch. Mir ist es mittlerweile egal. Das Geld habe ich mir sowieso abgeschminckt. Wenn es doch nur zu verkaufen wäre...egal ob Split früher oder später. Hauptsache raus...jetzt.
Es werden zwar Tagesdaten angezeigt, keine Umsätze, habe versucht zu ordern, kein Handel möglich, da noch ausgesetzt, vielleicht gibt es bald wieder einen Handel
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.319.359 von bauleo am 28.08.07 18:52:32Hier mal zum nachlesen was die nächsten Tage geschieht.
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20070816/pdf/3140997js0q1s3.pdf
mfg Hounz
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20070816/pdf/3140997js0q1s3.pdf
mfg Hounz
Jetzt wurden die Teile zusammengelegt. Gott sei dank habe ich mir die Verluste trotz Handelssperre als anrechenbare Verluste gesichert.
jatzt hab ich auch die Info von meiner Bank
Split 15:1
Spitzen verfallen wertlos!!
Split 15:1
Spitzen verfallen wertlos!!
Und mit dem Rest weiß man auch nicht was da ist.
hat jemand Kursinformationen?
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.402.084 von gold-fan am 13.11.07 08:44:27Gibt es die denn überhaupt noch????????
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.406.332 von equilo am 13.11.07 13:11:01nöööö - wie den auch ?
Sind doch seit ewig und 3 Tagen vom Handel ausgesetzt.
Sind doch seit ewig und 3 Tagen vom Handel ausgesetzt.
Eigentlich sollten die schon seit Wochen wieder im Handel sein, warum läuft da nichts?? Kann mir jemand sagen, ob die Verluste vom Finanzamt anerkannt wurden und wenn ja, kann der mir Belege des Unternehmens für die Pleite zukommen lassen
Ich habe zwar von meiner Bank einen Nachweis, weiß aber nicht, ob der anerkannt wird. Muss ich erst sehen.
http://209.85.135.104/translate_c?hl=de&u=http://www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.…
Das ist die Webseite von der ASX. Ich kenne die Seite...aber welche Unterlagen hast du von deiner Bank als Nachweis für die Pleite. Von einer Pleite gehe ich aus..dauert schon zu lange
Aktien sind schon wieder getauscht worden, warum auch immer, neue WPK, kein Handel, keine Kurse, keine Infos, Schade
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.402.084 von gold-fan am 13.11.07 08:44:27http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20080417/pdf/318mt0h0zq1kpv.pdf
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20080417/pdf/318mt1xtyjxbv8.pdf
Umgezogen aber nicht neues
http://www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20080417/pdf/318mt1xtyjxbv8.pdf
Umgezogen aber nicht neues
ich hab die Aktien jetzt auch mit neuer WKN im Depot.
Geändert hat sich nur mein Kontostand: 19,90€ hat mir meine Bank (Maxblue)für den Wertpapiertausch berechnet. Tolle Sache
Geändert hat sich nur mein Kontostand: 19,90€ hat mir meine Bank (Maxblue)für den Wertpapiertausch berechnet. Tolle Sache
09.05.2008 09:03
CRO: WIEDERAUFNAHME/RESUMPTION
DIE FOLGENDE AKTIE WIRD MIT SOFORTIGER WIRKUNG WIEDER IN DEN HANDEL
AUFGENOMMEN:
THE FOLLOWING SHARE IS RESUMED TRADING WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT:
INSTRUMENT NAME KUERZEL/SHORTCODE ISIN
CROESUS MINING CRO AU000000CRS5 (Nachrichten)
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2008-05/artikel-…
CRO: WIEDERAUFNAHME/RESUMPTION
DIE FOLGENDE AKTIE WIRD MIT SOFORTIGER WIRKUNG WIEDER IN DEN HANDEL
AUFGENOMMEN:
THE FOLLOWING SHARE IS RESUMED TRADING WITH IMMEDIATE EFFECT:
INSTRUMENT NAME KUERZEL/SHORTCODE ISIN
CROESUS MINING CRO AU000000CRS5 (Nachrichten)
http://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2008-05/artikel-…
aber leider keine Umsätze und keine Kurse, kein Kauf und kein Verkauf möglich
hat es eigentlich irgendjemand fertiggebracht, das Finanzamt zu überzeugen, dass diese Pleite als Verlustposition anerkannt wurde und habe nur ich diese Probleme.
erste Umsätze, Hurra, aber leider nur 233 Stück x 0,02 Euro?!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.165.246 von bauleo am 24.05.08 16:39:45Na endlich scheinen sie in meinem Depot ebenfalls wieder als handelbar auf.
BEI EINEM AKTUELLEN MINUS von -99,27 % sicherlich wieder ein Stück Arbeit um ins Plus zu kommen.
Aber immerhin können wir nun wieder reagieren.
BEI EINEM AKTUELLEN MINUS von -99,27 % sicherlich wieder ein Stück Arbeit um ins Plus zu kommen.
Aber immerhin können wir nun wieder reagieren.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.172.689 von Hounz am 26.05.08 16:26:17oder agieren
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.182.895 von bauleo am 27.05.08 21:15:34richtig - bin schon fest am "agieren" sonst wird dies nie wieder was - also Leute gebt ab was ihr habt ich möchte meinen Bestand 7-stellig aufstocken
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