A 0,60 AUD wurde laufend gedeckelt, obwohl man problemlos hätte mehr cashen können? Why, tell me why???????????
Heute 2,164,973 Shares
2,516,800 am 29.10.1998
2,427,700 am 04.08.1989
2,68,5800 am 24.05.1989
2,237,300 am 02.03.1989
2,744,800 am 01.03.1989
2,246,400 am 02.12.1988
2,916,300 am 12.08.1988
2,219,900 am 17.02.1988
2,806,500 am 20.10.1987
2,964,400 am 26.03.1987
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/ne…ting-papua-085710068.html
Rio Tinto considers restarting Papua New Guinea copper mine
Feb 7
(Reuters) - Rio Tinto is looking into restarting its Panguna mine in
Papua New Guinea, one of the world's largest sources of copper and gold
until the company abandoned it a quarter century ago after local
villagers chased off workers in a secessionist uprising.
A new
study by Rio Tinto's majority-owned subsidiary Bougainville Copper Ltd
says the mine on Bougainville island still contains at least 5 million
tonnes of copper and 19 million ounces of gold, worth $41 billion and
$32 billion, respectively, at today's prices.
Renewed interest in
the Panguna mine comes as Rio Tinto, which is expected to report a 20
percent drop in annual profit to around $10 billion on Feb. 14, has
earmarked a greater focus on its copper and iron ore businesses in the
coming years.
Rio Tinto has long-shunned returning to the
island despite an end to hostilities in 2001 and discussions from time
to time with the government. In 2005, it sold its stake in another mine
in Papua New Guinea's Lihir island.
There has been no exploration
or mining at Panguna because the site remains off-limit despite the
formation of an autonomous island government.
http://emtv.com.pg/home/latest…ust-reopen?category_id=20
Bougainville President Chief John Momis wants the closed Panguna Copper Mine to reopen.
Chief Momis said the mine’s reopening will support the Autonomous Bougainville Government with much needed funds, for the delivery of services.
Momis said the Panguna was a single impact project that can bail out Bougainville from its financial problems.
This will only happen after a completely new agreement is negotiated with Bougainville Copper Limited and other stakeholders including landowners and National Government.
..........die Investierten sollten sich also zu Weihnachten oder zu Ostern freuen können ;-))))))))))))))))))
191012MOMIS
SATISFIED
By Aloysius Laukai
ABG President Chief JOHN MOMIS is happy at the
outcome of the JSB meeting held in Rabaul this week.
Chief Momis
described the meeting as the
best JSB meeting the region has had since 2005.
He was speaking to
reporters in Buka this morning.
President MOMIS
raised many issues discussed at the JSB which among others starts with the
setting up of the Bougainville Public Service which will go with the Public
Finance Management Act to manage Bougainville’s funds.
He said that the
ABG was also working on
mining Policy that they hope to pass through the parliament in December or at
the March session.
The President also announced a special committee on reopening
of the Panguna mine which will be headed by RAYMOND MASONO the former Deputy
Administrator Policy.
On the ONE HUNDRED
MILLION KINA allocated by the National Government, Chief Momis said that this
year’s funds have been appropriated by the ABG however next year’s funds will
specifically for High Impact Projects.
On the issue of
Businesses by foreigners, the President said that once laws have been enacted
no outsider would be allowed to operate canteens and stores that are only for
Bougainvilleans.
http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/news-october-2012-2.html
[size=6] [/size]
THE Panguna Re-Opening
Process and Negotiation is considered as a highest priority issue by the
Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG).
This was revealed by the
President of the ABG Dr John Momis in his opening address to the Joint
Supervisory Body in Kokopo recently.[size=7] [/size]
[size=7]Dr Momis informed the forum that a full brief by the ABG was to
have been provided to the JSB to detail administrative actions taken by
Bougainville authorities and appropriate national government agencies to deal with the Panguna
Re-Opening Process.[/size]
[size=7]He said that this would be treated as a separate issue from the Fifteen Step Mining, Oil
and Gas agenda.[/size]
[size=7]Dr Momis further requested that the Panguna Re-Opening Process be
treated “as a special
agenda item on all future JSB meetings until the matter is concluded”.[/size]
[size=7]He also informed the JSB forum that the Bougainville government was working on
legislations specific to the Mining, Oil and Gas industry within the
region. He said draft instructions have been “approved for a Bill for a transitional ABG
Mining Act”. [/size]
[size=7]This would ensure that all mining and extractive activities in the
region relating to mining, oil and gas are governed by a strict set of
legislations, with stakeholder activities being carefully scrutinized to ensure
compliance with Bougainville laws.[/size]
[size=7]Dr Momis said that the ABG was wary of operators, particularly
foreign owned companies who have been operating outside of, and without
consultation with lawful ABG and PNG authorities.[/size]
[size=7]“This ABG legislation will, hopefully, put a stop to this practice
in an emphatic way”, Dr Momis said.[/size]
[size=7]Dr Momis expressed satisfaction at renewed interactions of late
between the ABG and the national government at the senior bureaucratic level,
particularly with the Department of Works, Mining and the MRA which should ensure “a new level of
commitment on the part of the National Government towards a greater level of
cooperation with Bougainville” in all areas.[/size]
[size=7]Dr Momis is Co-Chair of the JSB along with Prime Minister Peter
O’Neill.[/size]
Die Chancen dass das JSB Meeting am 17 ein voller Erfolg wird stehen bedeutend besser als im März.
Im
März war PNG mitten im Wahlkampf,zudem war auch die Staatskrise O`Neill
/ Somare auf ihrem Höhepunkt u. der Veranstaltungsort Arawa ohne
genügend Unterbringungsmöglichkeiten war extrem schlecht gewählt so dass
ein canceln des Meetings schon fast vorprogrammiert war.
In den vergangenen 6 Monaten hat sich die Situation jedoch dramatisch verbessert.
-Mittlerweile
sitzt O`Neil fest im Sattel, ist erklärtermassen miningfriendly, hat
Boug. seiner vollen Unterstützung versichert u. die chronische
Geldknappheit des ABG durch eine 100 Mill. Kina Ueberweisung
beendet.Auch der O`Neill/Somare Zwist wurde beigelegt
-Ein
permanenter ABG Staff mit Office in POM ist für die zukünftigen JSB
Meetings bis zur Independance zuständig, beide Delegationen haben zudem
in Buka das JSB während einer Woche vorbereitet.
-Nach 23 Jahren
kam es zwischen BCL u. LO`s zum ersten Arbeitsmeeting in Buka,
einheimische Mitarbeiter sind mit dem Bau einer BOC Repräsentanz in
Arawa u. mir Sondierungen in Panguna beschäftigt.
-Die BCL Leases wurden von O`Neill verlängert.
-Peter Taylor erklärt beim AGM dass BCL "Ready to Go" ist.
-Reconciliation zwischen Momis u. LO`s (u. diverse andere Reconciliations)
-Treffen von Peter O`Neill mit GG Ian Kemish nach dessen "Visit to Panguna..."
-Die Meekamuis bieten sich an für die Sicherheit in süd Boug. (Buin) zu sorgen
-Die 4 Boug. MPs erklären zum Wohle der Insel ab jetzt zusammenarbeiten zu wollen.
-Rio Tinto delegiert Jean-Sebastien JACQUES ihren ausgewiesenen Spezialisten im aufstarten von Coppermines zu BCL.
-Die Weltbank erklärt die B`viller MRA operationell.
Wegen
der JPM& Co Tricksereien wurden alle diese positiven Entwicklungen
in keinster Weise im Kurs eingepreist, ganz im Gegenteil, seit dem
kleinen Hype in Erwartung des März JSB verlor BOC ca. 30%.
Fazit:
Die Chancen standen in den letzten 25 Jahren noch nie so gut dass beim
JSB Meeting am 17 Oct DER DURCHBRUCH erreicht wird. ;-))))))))))))
Mine update, Momis
http://www.postcourier.com.pg/20120925/tuhome.htm
By WINTERFORD TOREAS
THE NATIONAL
government annual K500 million reconciliation payment to Autonomous
Bougainville Government (ABG) with the first K100 million given by Prime
Minister Peter O’Neill paved forward negotiations on the re-opening of
the Panguna mine which still in progress with many positive achievements
and changes already taking place.
ABG President John Momis said
during the recent ABG Parliamentary sitting this month, much work has
already been done in preparing the ABG and landowners to negotiate the
future of the Panguna mine.
President Momis said 98 percent work on
the preparation of the initial six landowner associations has already
been completed, with the Rorovana Association still awaiting its
certificate of incorporation.
An interim landowner organisation known
as the United Panguna Resource Owners Association (UPROA) has also been
established with the appointment of interim executives comprised of
executives of the initial six landowner associations, as well as the
additional three landowner associations that were approved by the
Bougainville Executive Council (BEC) early this year.
Mr Momis said
that a joint delegation comprising of officers from both the ABG and the
PNG National Government also completed their two weeks scoping mission
in and around the Panguna mining areas.
The purpose of this two weeks survey was to determine what was actually in Panguna and
Apart
from this studies on the conditions of the people affected and impacted
by the Panguna mine operations and other kinds of detailed studies
required were also conducted.
A
joint coordination committee will receive the report of the scoping
mission and then develop and approve terms of references for the
detailed baseline studies that would be required to be undertaken on
behalf of the parties to the negotiations.
He also revealed that
three regional forums have already been planned for the latter part of
this year in the three regions of North, Central and South Bougainville.
The
aim of this forum is to inform the people of Bougainville on what the
government is doing regarding negotiations on the possible reopening of
the Panguna mine.
It is understood that there are plans to have the
mine re-opened as soon as possible to support the ABG government’s
economic development strategy and fiscal self-reliance.
[Blockierte Grafik: http://www.ariva.de/forum/i/ft.gif]Ein
überschaubarer Zeitrahmen von 4-6 Wochen,der genaue Termin muss
lediglich noch mit PM Peter O`Neill abgestimmt werden, aber warum
eigentlich??? Könnte das ein Hinweis darauf sein dass er persönlich an
dem JSB Meeting teilnehmen will,ansonsten könnten die "unteren Chargen"
das Datum doch selbständig festlegen,so wie sie es bis jetzt immer getan
haben? Oder ist seine Präsenz zwingend erforderlich um die Uebertragung
der BCL Shares ans ABG zu offizialisier
"The proposed dates
were set following a preliminary discussion on the Referendum and
Autonomous arrangements review of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville
held in Buka last Thursday.
Nachdem schon vorbereitende Gespräche
zwischen den Parteien letzte Woche in Buka stattgefunden haben u. mit
O`Neill & Co eine stabile Mehrheitsregierung (94:26) in PNG im
Sattel sitzt sollte man diesmal davon ausgehen können dass das JSB
Meeting wie geplant stattfinden wird und die langersehnte "Miningpower"
endlich an das ABG übertragen wird. Zumindest "Mr Zurenuoc also said
Prime Minister Peter O’Neill has also thrown his support on these
discussions." lässt O`Neills Zustimmung erwarten.
Ab
Morgen starten die nächsten Parlamentssitzungen des ABG in Buka,ein
historischer Moment für Bougainville da zum ersten Mal in der Geschichte
auch alle 4 Mps vereint daran teilnehmen sollen.Im Anschluss daran
sollte dann "Happy Man Momis" seine langerwartete Pressekonferenz
abhalten.Gut möglich dass auch er noch eine positive Ueberraschung
bereithält.Dies könnte eine Einladung an BOC zur BCA Review sein, liess
doch PC verlauten dass dafür nur die Zustimmung von PNG (O`Neill)
erforderlich ist,u. die könnte Momis sich vorletzte Woche in POM
abgeholt haben.
Jetzt könnte alles auch mal ganz "Unexpected"
schnell gehen und die Zauderer durch positive Nachrichten überrascht
werden.;-)))))))))))))))))))))
http://www.postcourier.com.pg/20120910/mohome.htm
By
WINTERFORD TOREAS
THE long-awaited Joint Supervisory Body (JSB) meeting between the Government of
PNG and the Autonomous Bougainville Government is set to take place next month.
This is according to the PNG Government chief secretary Manasupe Zurenuoc.
Mr Zurenuoc proposed that this meeting should take place between October 10-23.
He said he would now hold discussions with Prime Minister Peter O’Neill to set
the exact date for the proposed timeframe for the JSB meeting to convene.
The proposed dates were set following a preliminary discussion on the Referendum
and Autonomous arrangements review of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville held
in Buka last Thursday.
This one-day discussion was held between the PNG Government officers led by Mr
Zurenuoc and their counterparts from the ABG.
Mr Zurenuoc also clarified that the JSB meetings were not held towards the end
of last year due to the political instability faced by PNG.
This was following the unceremonious dumping of Sir Michael Somare and the
election of Peter O’Neill as the new Prime Minister.
The last JSB meeting was held in February last year.
The JSB is made up of leaders from both the PNG Government and the
ABG. It is through this meeting that important issues like the drawdown of
powers and functions from PNG to the ABG are discussed.
Meanwhile, the announcement by Mr Zurenuoc for the JSB meeting to convene is a
welcome sign for many positive changes to take place in Bougainville.
Many Bougainvilleans have been criticising the ABG leaders, saying there was
lack of progress towards full autonomy taking place. They said this was because
there had been no JSB meeting held since early last year.
Die Edelmetallinverstoren hier verstehen aber alle garantiert etwas von Dividenden ;-))))))))))))
Ein Invest in Bougainville Copper ist eine Investition in 61% Kupfer,36% Gold, 2,3% Silber und etwas Molybdän.
Die konsevativen Zahlen der Landeigner bez. Produktion u. Gewinn ergeben zu aktuellen Rohstoffpreisen 2.87$ per Share,was einer Rendite zum heutigen Kurs von +350% entspricht.
Rio Tinto August 2012
[Blockierte Grafik: http://www.ariva.de/forum/i/ft.gif]
http://member.afraccess.com/me…20120827/RIO_01326683.pdf
Im Block Cave Mining ist RIO weltweit führend.
Dieses pdf liest sich wie die "Gebrauchsanleitung" zur Wiedereröffnung der Pangunamine.(WKN 852652)
(54% of BCL is owned by Rio Tinto)
Gut möglich dass bei dieser Pressekonferenz das Datum des nächsten JSB Meetings bekannt gegeben wird 
01 September 2012
MOMIS HAPPY MAN
010912MOMIS HAPPY MAN
By Aloysius Laukai
ABG President chief JOHN MOMIS is happy that the new national leadership
under Prime Minister PETER O'NEIL was able to respond positively to
Bougainville's
Case after meeting with them last weekend.
President MOMIS made these remarks at the Buka aiport this afternoon
after returning from PORT MORESBY with his delegation which included the
Vice President, PATRICK NISIRA,Finance Minister, ALBERT PUNGHAU,
Planner, LESLIE TSERAHA and the Chief Administrator,LAWRENCE DISIN.
ABG President said that meetings with the Acting Prime Minister, LEO
DION,Public service minister,DR.PUKA TEMU,TREASURER,DON POLYE and the
chief secretary
Were very promising.He said that the long awaited ONE HUNDRED MILLION
KINA and including the FIFTEEN MILLION KINA Reconstruction funds for
last year and this year were also approved.
President MOMIS will make other announcements at a press conference on Monday.
Pictured is President Momis welcomed at the Buka airport this afternoon.
Rio Tinto August 2012
Block Cave Mining The Future of Large-Scale Underground Copper
Mining
http://member.afraccess.com/me…20120827/RIO_01326683.pdf
What is the Value Proposition?
• Greater depth of ore bodies (exhaustion of near-surface ores)
• Declining ore grades
• Improving mining technology
Block Caving is:
• Lowest cost underground mining method
• A mass-mining method – matching the scale of the largest
opencut
mines
• Can be intensely automated (a safer mining method)
UBS 29-Aug-12 An analyst site visit to Rio's Northparkes copper
mine, the broker notes progress being made with Block Caving
methods may well help the company maintain an advantage in
underground mining in the years ahead. Buy call, target and
forecasts are maintained.
The broker saw some new underground mining technological
developments that it believes will provide the company some long
term competitive advantages, while recent discoveries could well
support a major expansion.
Jeder sollte bei seiner Bank die Frage der Eintragung ins
Aktionärsregister zumindest prinzipiell klären lassen, xxx Anfragen bei
den Nominees werden den Jungs vor Augen führen wieviele Shares in naher
Zukunft aus ihren Beständen abgezogen werden könnten.
Geht man
von einer "weit über 10% Shortposition in BCL Shares aus" (+ 40 Mill
Shares) auf die hier bei der Corporations Amendment (Short Selling) Bill
2008 angespielt wird,
http://archive.treasury.gov.au/documents/1446/PDF/...ancial_Group.pdf
und setzt diese in Bezug zu den aktuellen Shareholdern...........
The distribution of holdings of the issued shares was:
1 - 1,000 shares 13,068 84.13%
1,001 - 5,000 shares 1,759 11.32%
5,001 -10,000 shares 365 2.35%
10,001 - shares and over 342 2.02%
Total shareholders 15,534 100 %
There were 12,044 holdings of shares (77.73 per cent) which do not form a marketable parcel.
.............so
wird schnell klar dass die 707 Aktionäre mit +5K es in der Hand haben
die Nominees durch die Eintragung ihrer Shares komplett "aus dem
Geschäft" zu drücken.
Die Nominees müssten dann in
"Eindeckungspanik" geraten (wer will schon als letzter auf einer
grösseren uneingedeckten und unmöglich einzudeckenden Shortposition
Böcken sitzen bleiben) und gezwungen sein sich am Markt einzudecken um
die eingetragenen Shares ausliefern zu können (da sonst ein Fail to
deliver droht)
Betrachtet man die aktuelle Situation bez. der
Wiedereröffnung der Pangunamine so darf man realistischerweise annehmen
dass der gordische Knoten so langsam beginnt sich aufzulösen.Spätestens
das nächste JSB Meeting mit anschliessendem Start der BCA Review wird
dann den BIGBOBBANG einleiten u. BOC ohne weitere Tricksereien auf
seinen "Fairen Wert" ansteigen lassen ;-))))))))))))))
..............kam die Sprache auch auf die Pangunamine, von der China über ihre Beteiligung an RIO schon faktisch 12% gehören.
China's state-owned aluminium company Chinalco currently has a 12 percent interest in Rio Tinto.
Dabei wurde von den Chinesen an Präsident Momis die Frage gestellt ob man RIO ein übernahmeangebot für BCL machen könnte (5,10,15$ ??? nach Aussage eines anwesenden Landowner)
Dazu meinte Momis dass es dazu wohl zu früh sei, u. RT sich kaum von seinem "Crownjuwel BOC" trennen würde.
Fazit: RIO lässt sich garantiert nicht von den Chinesen verfrühstücken
http://asopa.typepad.com/asopa…ille-gold-and-copper.html
China eyes Bougainville gold and copper
http://www.theaustralian.com.a…ry-e6frg8zx-1225976819323
It is possible Chinese entities, eager to obtain reliable sources of
resources, may be prepared to help fund it, either in return for equity,
or for future copper output.
http://ramumine.wordpress.com/…pean-shareholders-upbeat/
ABG President Momis has announced the impending visit to Panguna of a
high-level delegation headed by Prime Minister Peter O’Neill.
"He said it would cost the company around US$4-6 billion if they
were to reopen the mine."
Na das ist doch mal ne Ansage!!!!!!!!!
Nachdem die Kosten der Wiedereröffnung der Pangunamine jahrelang
mit 3-3.5 billion angegeben wurden ist das jetzt eine
prognostizierte Steigerung von immerhin 30-100%.
Das kann m.A. nach nur bedeuten dass, wie schon mehrfach vermutet
neben Panguna die Atamo Lizenz gleich mit erschlossen werden soll.
(Atamo hat laut den Daten des geologischen Instituts von Hannover
über Reserven in der Doppelten Grösse der Pangunamine vor
Miningbeginn.Das wären in Atamo rd. 160 Milliarden $ ohne
Undergroundmining)
Die BOC Reserven betragen somit ca.30 Millionen T Kupferäquivalent,
genug um vor Chinas Tür die grösste Kupfermine der Welt in Betrieb
zu nehmen.
http://ramumine.wordpress.com/…guna-mine-talk-goes-well/
Ancilla Wrakuale | Post Courier
Progress talks on reopening the Paguna Mine in Bougainville are going well and steady.
Country Manager for Rio Tinto PNG Ltd Mr Paul Coleman said this yesterday in Port Moresby.
He said they the company does not want to repeat mistakes from the past so they are very cautious about what they are doing.
Zitat“We want everyone to be involved,” Coleman said.
He said those to be involved in this process included all concerned
stakeholders, the ex-combatants, Mekamui, the landowners and the
Autonomous Bougainville Government.
He said that after all consultations with all stakeholders they would
proceed with pre-feasibility studies on reopening the Paguna Mine.
He said the progress on reopening the mine has moved forward and steady and is heading in the right direction.
Mr Coleman said from the feedback they are getting off their
consultations, most Bougainvilleans including the Autonomous
Bougainville Government are keen on reopening the mine.
He said they had a meeting with stakeholders in Bougainville recently and will have another soon.
He said majority of them saw that reopening the mine would help with
economic development in Bougainville. He said much has been said but
there is still much work to do.
Mr Coleman said they are very cautious with they are doing and they
would like to bring all parties into the process. He said it would cost
the company around US$4-6 billion if they were to reopen the mine.
Zitat“There’s a lot of work to be done and we have made a lot
of progress in the past months,” Mr Coleman said. “We want to get it
right for the first time, so we don’t get anything from the past.”
Nur für die Vielleser,daran kann man erkennen wie kollossal der Fortschritt (auch politisch) in Richtung Wiedereröffnung der Pangunamine inzwischen gediehen ist ;-)))))))))))
