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Über 1 Mio. Gesamtumsatz - wobei ich nicht überall nachgeschaut habe, ob das Käufe oder Verkäufe waren!
der neuen machbarkeitsstudie zu tun. ist noch die alte von damals.
wichtig ist die finanzierung mit metals finance, dann geht der kurs in die höhen...........
wichtig ist die finanzierung mit metals finance, dann geht der kurs in die höhen...........
0,55 AUD wäre ein Traum, wenn das alles läuft: http://www.finanzen.net/aktien/...rcesInvestments-Aktie@stBoerse_AUSX
wirklich ein traum........., aber 0,03 euro reichen mir !!!
www.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120703/pdf/4276m12x4xxt69.pdf
www.finanzen.net/nachricht/aktien/...nvestments-LtdShs-1940496
.....aber ob dies so positiv ist, denke ich eher nicht! Bisher fand ich es gut, dass Proto so viele Projekte in der Pipeline hatte. Wenn man sich nun af Barnes Hill konzentrieren will, bedeutet das auch im Umkehrschluss, dass es mögliche Probleme mit der Finanzierung bzw. dem Geldgeber geben könnte!? Was denkt ihr?
haben sie wahrscheinlich geldprobleme mit geldgebern, daher der beschluss einige anteile zu verkaufen und dadurch sich zum grössten teil eigen zu finanzieren ist nicht so dumm und sie werden , wenn sie die anteile zum guten preis los werden, nicht gerade ihre sahnestückchen anbieten, glaube, wenn die gelder aus dem erlös vorläufig reichen,war dies ein guter deal
www.goldinvest.de/index.php/...it-financial-news-network-25347
erachtens nicht negativ zu werten. proto mus sich auf das flagschiff barnes hill konzentrieren. das primäre ziel muss die exploration von nickel und evtl. eisenerz sein. je mehr cash da ist, desto besser..............klar
Die Neuigkeiten der letzten Wochen nochmals zusammengefasst gibt es im Boardroom Radio Interview nachzulesen unter:
asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120709/pdf/4279tnj71x7vjr.pdf
bzw. gleich als Podcast auf der Seite:
www.brrmedia.com/event/99086
asx.com.au/asxpdf/20120709/pdf/4279tnj71x7vjr.pdf
bzw. gleich als Podcast auf der Seite:
www.brrmedia.com/event/99086
www.goldinvest.de/index.php/...unseres-projekts-ist-hoch-25382
www.goldinvest.de/index.php/...ess-goldmine-in-tasmanien-25367
sslcam.news.com.au/cam/...e-plan/story-fndgp8b1-1226420684386
Just a week after the Beaconsfield gold mine closed, with the loss of 150 jobs, a new company has revealed it will start work on a new mine in the town in 2013.
Proto Resources and Investments said that its nickel and iron ore mine will employ 100 people and about 150 during construction.
Mr Andrew Heap CEO of Tasmanian said that the company's USD 70 million Barnes Hill nickel and iron ore mine was all but certain to go ahead by the end of 2013.
A final feasibility report was completed last week and confirmed the mine would be highly profitable at existing prices. It would have a life of at least 25 years.
It would be an open cut operation, in contrast to the underground BCD Resources mine made famous by the rock fall in 2006 that killed miner Larry Knight and trapped Mr Russell and Mr Webb for more than two weeks before they were rescued.
Mr Andrew Mortimer MD of Proto said that the Tasmanian Conservation Trust had asked for extra environmental monitoring work around the degraded mine site, about 3 kilometers from the BCD Resources gold processing plant on the edge of the town. He added that "We are perfectly happy to do that."
He said Barnes Hill would fill much of the gap left by last week's closure of the gold mine.
Gold mine operator BCD Resources is expected to continue gold extraction, from existing ore stockpiles, at its bacterial oxidation plant for at least two years.
Sydney based Proto listed on the Australian Stock Exchange last year and secured a mining licence and equipment finance for the new mine.
Mr Heap said that BCD's closure should enable Proto to save money by taking on BCD's power infrastructure, water supply and other assets. Mr Heap said the change of plan meant Proto had to re-start its development application process, which would put back construction by up to six months.
Proto plans to dig down through an iron ore cap before it reaches its target, nickel and cobalt bearing laterite ore.
Mr Heap said the company saw itself as a new style of miner. He said a company priority was to spread wealth and good will around the community, and to be highly profitable.
Mr Heap said the company was putting a lot of resources into communications with locals, including environmental groups.
Proto Resources and Investments said that its nickel and iron ore mine will employ 100 people and about 150 during construction.
Mr Andrew Heap CEO of Tasmanian said that the company's USD 70 million Barnes Hill nickel and iron ore mine was all but certain to go ahead by the end of 2013.
A final feasibility report was completed last week and confirmed the mine would be highly profitable at existing prices. It would have a life of at least 25 years.
It would be an open cut operation, in contrast to the underground BCD Resources mine made famous by the rock fall in 2006 that killed miner Larry Knight and trapped Mr Russell and Mr Webb for more than two weeks before they were rescued.
Mr Andrew Mortimer MD of Proto said that the Tasmanian Conservation Trust had asked for extra environmental monitoring work around the degraded mine site, about 3 kilometers from the BCD Resources gold processing plant on the edge of the town. He added that "We are perfectly happy to do that."
He said Barnes Hill would fill much of the gap left by last week's closure of the gold mine.
Gold mine operator BCD Resources is expected to continue gold extraction, from existing ore stockpiles, at its bacterial oxidation plant for at least two years.
Sydney based Proto listed on the Australian Stock Exchange last year and secured a mining licence and equipment finance for the new mine.
Mr Heap said that BCD's closure should enable Proto to save money by taking on BCD's power infrastructure, water supply and other assets. Mr Heap said the change of plan meant Proto had to re-start its development application process, which would put back construction by up to six months.
Proto plans to dig down through an iron ore cap before it reaches its target, nickel and cobalt bearing laterite ore.
Mr Heap said the company saw itself as a new style of miner. He said a company priority was to spread wealth and good will around the community, and to be highly profitable.
Mr Heap said the company was putting a lot of resources into communications with locals, including environmental groups.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9z2O_1bYWw&feature=related
The Barrier Bay Process - Video Animation!
The Barrier Bay Process - Video Animation!
www.steelguru.com/raw_material_news/...eaconsfield/272772.html
kommen. aber, sch*** drauf, dann warte ich halt bis ende 2013, hauptsache, das ding steht mindestens bei 0,04 €. 60% aller shareholder sind ja aus deutschland. der handel muss ja erstmal in schwung kommen. ich wünsche mir handel mit mindestens 25.000.000 stück pro tag.
bei den "guten" nachrichten müßte der kurs doch mal richtung himmel gehn. doch was macht der, er fersteckt sich im keller. kann mir das jemand erklären?
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