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[posting]20.740.889 von Hafturlaub am 16.03.06 19:28:52[/posting]War eine zeitlang eine der 10 grössten Positionen in Swen Lorenz seinem UP-Centurion Fonds 
[posting]20.740.079 von nekro am 16.03.06 18:43:41[/posting]Hallo nekro !
Wie siehst Du die Situation bzw. Entwicklung ?
Wahrscheinlichkeit/Chancen/Risiken einer Übernahme
oder anderen Entwicklung
Danke Dir im Voraus
Wie siehst Du die Situation bzw. Entwicklung ?
Wahrscheinlichkeit/Chancen/Risiken einer Übernahme
oder anderen Entwicklung
Danke Dir im Voraus
[posting]20.740.726 von nekro am 16.03.06 19:19:04[/posting]Hat sich schon jemand mit dem neuen Wert (Asian Citrus) beschäftigt? Nach GPH wäre der einfach in UK zu ordern, über meine Broker (IB,DIBA,Diraba) funzt es nicht.
[posting]20.740.717 von meik100 am 16.03.06 19:18:30[/posting]Realistischerweise über dem letzten Angebot.
[posting]20.740.726 von nekro am 16.03.06 19:19:04[/posting]ähh, hast du mal etwas schlaf nachgeholt? das kam um 15:39 Uhr...
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hallo zusammen,ich habe mal eine frage ,bei einer übernahme welche kurse haltet ihr für realistisch
mein Tipp, es kommt zu einer Übernahme - ist bequemer, cleverer und irgendwie gut möglich...
Sollen die Großen die Mine in Betrieb nehmen, qualifizierte BOC Experten als Berater einstellen und das Ding über die Bühne bringen bevor der Copperpreis wieder in die Tiefen der Erde entschwindet.
Auf eine Kapitalerhöhung habe ich keine große Lust und es dauert seine Zeit.
Sollen die Großen die Mine in Betrieb nehmen, qualifizierte BOC Experten als Berater einstellen und das Ding über die Bühne bringen bevor der Copperpreis wieder in die Tiefen der Erde entschwindet.
Auf eine Kapitalerhöhung habe ich keine große Lust und es dauert seine Zeit.
wer wagt es sich denn, einen tipp abzugeben?
Schlusskurs morgen: 1,15 A$
Schlusskurs morgen: 1,15 A$
http://www.smh.com.au/news/business/plenty-of-interest-in-bo…
Mehrere Australische,Canadische,Chinesische u.Japanische Firmen WETTEIFERN
um das Recht die Panguna Mine wiederzueröffnen sagte Kabui gestern :
Sollte RT die Mine verkaufen,so wohl weit über dem damals angebotenen Preis von 3,50 USD/Share
Ab Montag beginnt dann wohl das Warten auf ein übernahmeangebot.
Plenty of interest in Bougainville mine
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AdvertisementSEVERAL companies are vying for the right to re-open the shuttered Panguna mine on Bougainville, the president of the island`s autonomous government said yesterday.
President Joseph Kabui wasn`t willing to name individual company names, but said Australian, American, Canadian, Chinese and Japanese firms had expressed interest.
It is believed the group includes at least one global mining firm. Any decision will have to wait until the people of Bougainville approve the mine`s redevelopment in an island-wide vote in line with its constitution.
"The timing is something that I cannot put my finger on right now," Mr Kabui told the Herald. "Mining is a sensitive issue but at the the same time … we definitely need a massive injection of funds to revitalise the economy of Bougainville to bring it to where it was before the crisis."
The massive Panguna mine was operated by Rio Tinto until attacks by secessionist rebels forced its closure in 1989.
Rio still owns 54 per cent of the mine, but has long insisted it wants to divest the asset.
Bougainville Copper chairman Peter Taylor was overseas yesterday and unavailable for comment. But it is believed that Rio has little interest in reopening the mine, meaning it could be sold to another company.
The mine has been heavily damaged by fighting on the island, and some analysts estimate it would cost $US1.5 billion ($2 billion) to re-open.
"There`s a lot of work that`s got to be done. It`s not a simple job," Mr Kabui said. "It`s going to be very, very expensive."
Shares in Bougainville Copper rose 72 per cent earlier this week on news that Papua New Guinea`s Mining Minister, Sam Akoitai, was talking with Rio executives in London about re-opening the mine.
Papua New Guinea`s Prime Minister, Sir Michael Somare, said earlier this week he would like to see the mine re-open.
But reports that Bougainville`s autonomous government was seeking UN support to remove former Fijian soldiers from the island caused shares in the volatile stock to fall 24c, or 23 per cent, to 81c yesterday.
Mehrere Australische,Canadische,Chinesische u.Japanische Firmen WETTEIFERN
um das Recht die Panguna Mine wiederzueröffnen sagte Kabui gestern :Sollte RT die Mine verkaufen,so wohl weit über dem damals angebotenen Preis von 3,50 USD/Share
Ab Montag beginnt dann wohl das Warten auf ein übernahmeangebot.
Plenty of interest in Bougainville mine
Email Print Normal font Large font March 17, 2006
Advertisement
AdvertisementSEVERAL companies are vying for the right to re-open the shuttered Panguna mine on Bougainville, the president of the island`s autonomous government said yesterday.
President Joseph Kabui wasn`t willing to name individual company names, but said Australian, American, Canadian, Chinese and Japanese firms had expressed interest.
It is believed the group includes at least one global mining firm. Any decision will have to wait until the people of Bougainville approve the mine`s redevelopment in an island-wide vote in line with its constitution.
"The timing is something that I cannot put my finger on right now," Mr Kabui told the Herald. "Mining is a sensitive issue but at the the same time … we definitely need a massive injection of funds to revitalise the economy of Bougainville to bring it to where it was before the crisis."
The massive Panguna mine was operated by Rio Tinto until attacks by secessionist rebels forced its closure in 1989.
Rio still owns 54 per cent of the mine, but has long insisted it wants to divest the asset.
Bougainville Copper chairman Peter Taylor was overseas yesterday and unavailable for comment. But it is believed that Rio has little interest in reopening the mine, meaning it could be sold to another company.
The mine has been heavily damaged by fighting on the island, and some analysts estimate it would cost $US1.5 billion ($2 billion) to re-open.
"There`s a lot of work that`s got to be done. It`s not a simple job," Mr Kabui said. "It`s going to be very, very expensive."
Shares in Bougainville Copper rose 72 per cent earlier this week on news that Papua New Guinea`s Mining Minister, Sam Akoitai, was talking with Rio executives in London about re-opening the mine.
Papua New Guinea`s Prime Minister, Sir Michael Somare, said earlier this week he would like to see the mine re-open.
But reports that Bougainville`s autonomous government was seeking UN support to remove former Fijian soldiers from the island caused shares in the volatile stock to fall 24c, or 23 per cent, to 81c yesterday.
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