Bougainville Copper Ltd. / BOC (ASX)

An alle Investoren in Bougainville Copper!

Handelsblatt:

Zwecks
besserer Überschaubarkeit der Situation wäre ich allen, die Frau de la
Motte vom Handelsblatt Informationen zukommen lassen, sehr dankbar, wenn
sie eine Kopie ihrer Erfahrungen ebenfalls an die ESBC schicken würden.
Unsere Email Adresse ist esbc@bougainville-copper.eu !

Wichtig
ist es, in den Berichten an das Handelsblatt vor allem alle normalen
Bankendienstleistungen wie etwa die Beschaffung von
Eintritts-/Stimmkarten für die HV, den Eintrag ins Aktionärsregister
etc., die NICHT von den Banken erbracht oder sogar ausdrücklich
verweigert werden, detailliert zu beschreiben und so weit wie möglich zu
dokumentieren. Vergessen Sie nicht: Diese Dienstleistungen sind durch
Ihre Depotgebühren abgedeckt!

Dazu zählt natürlich auch die Verweigerung der Auskunft über die tatsächliche Lagerstelle Ihrer Aktien.

Ferner
müssen die Banken Ihnen darüber Auskunft geben, ob die von Ihnen
gehaltenen Aktien verliehen werden und - wenn ja - warum Sie als
Aktienbesitzer dann keine Beteiligung an den Gewinnen, die aus der
Vermietung erzielt werden, erhalten. Wichtig wäre es auch, zu
überprüfen, ob sich in den Geschäftsbedingungen Ihres Brokers/Ihrer Bank
möglicherweise im "Kleingedruckten" unterschobene
Einverständniserklärungen befinden, die es den Banken oder Brokern
erlauben, Ihre Aktien ohne weitere Zustimmung Ihrerseits als Eigentümer
zu verleihen.

Bitte, vergessen Sie nicht, Frau de la Motte auch
solche Erfahrungen zu berichten, die positiv waren. Nur ein Ganzes
bietet einen umfassenden Überblick!

Eindämmung des Aktienverleihs zum Zweck von Leerverkäufen

Leerverkäufe
werden zumeist getätigt, um den Aktienkurs zu deckeln oder sogar nach
"Süden" fallen zu lassen, um später die geliehenen Aktien preiswert
zurück zu kaufen um damit Gewinne einzustreichen. Seriöse, speziell
Langfrist-Investoren spekulieren auf steigende Kurse, mit denen sie ihre
Gewinne erzielen wollen. Shortseller schädigen Sie und Ihre Interesen!
Die bisherigen Erfahrungen haben gezeigt, dass der einfachste und
sicherste Weg, um eine Aktie dem Verleih zu entziehen, der ist, sie zum
Verkauf einzustellen. Aktien, die ins Orderbuch eingestellt worden sind,
stehen automatisch nicht mehr zum Verleih zur Verfügung!

Langfrist-Investoren
sind daher gut beraten, einen möglichst hohen Verkaufspreis zu fordern,
damit ihre Aktien nicht bei einen kurzen Hype veräussert werden. Als
Verkaufslimit empfehlen sich derzeit Preise ab 15 Euro (AUD 20)
aufwärts. Sollten Ihre Aktien aber dennoch zufällig innerhalb eines
Hypes (wie etwa bei VW) verkauft werden, ist Ihre Freude umso größer,
denn Sie können sie später vermutlich um ein Vielfaches billiger
zurückkaufen!

Deshalb empfehle ich, dass möglichst ALLE
Langfrist-Investoren von dieser Möglichkeit Gebrauch machen. Sollten im
besten Falle alle von den ESBC vertretenen 14 Millionen Aktien dem
Verleih entzogen werden, könnte es für Shortseller eng, ja sogar sehr
eng werden.

Sollte ein Broker oder eine Depot führende Bank die
Einstellung des von Ihnen gewünschten Verkaufspreises verweigern, weil
er "zu weit über dem aktuellen Kurs" liegt, sollte eigentlich ein
Verweis auf das Orderbuch (derzeit höchste VK Orders bis AUD 35 in
Sydney!!!) genügen , um eine Einstellung der Order zu erreichen.
Ansonsten sollte das Killer Argument genügen, dass jeder Investor ganz
allein daüber entscheidet, zu welchem Preis er seine Aktien veräussern
möchte. Die Bank kann dem Verkäufer keineswegs den Verkaufspreis
vorschreiben, allenfalls empfehlen.

Im Hinblick auf etwaige
Gebühren sollten die Orders langfristig eingestellt werden. Eine
Abänderung oder Stornierung der Verkaufsorder ist je nach Marktlage
jederzeit möglich. Deshalb birgt ein solches Vorgehen Ihrerseits auch
keinerlei Risiken für Sie als Investor!

Im Interesse aller, die
an der Austrocknung der Marktmanipulationen bei Bougainville Copper
Aktien interessiert sind, empfehle ich dringend, so wie oben beschrieben
zu verfahren.

Nochmals: Diese Aufforderung richtet sich an ALLE
Investoren und nicht ausschließlich an diejenigen, die in den ESBC
organisiert sind!

Neues zu diesem Thema wird bei Bedarf auf www.bougainville-copper.eu veröffentlicht.

Axel G. Sturm
Escaldes-Engordany, 18. August 2011

Wenn´s klappt sehen wir dann den "Drawn down of Miningpower,Transfert of
BCL Shares to ABG u. den langerwarteten Beginn of the BCA Review."

Nicht zu vergessen die Überweisung der 15 Mill Kina.

www.bougainville-copper.eu

19.08.2011
Source: Post-Courier

Govt and ABG to meet in Sept

By Fabian Gatana

THE
National Government may hold its National Executive Council (NEC)
meeting in Bougainville come September, Bougainville Affairs Minister
Steven Pirika Kama has announced in Buka yesterday.
And in September,
during the National Government Supplementary Budget, it will also be
the time when ABG should receive its K15 million Development Grant from
the Government.
Further, the Joint Supervisory Body (JSB) meeting,
the avenue for the National Government and ABG to discuss Bougainville
forward, may also be held in September in Buka but after the
Supplementary Budget.
Mr Kama said this at the Buka airport on arrival from Port Moresby.
He said the first JSB was held in Port Moresby and the next one should be held in Buka later this year.
JSB
is the meeting where all the government departments relating to
Bougainville issues and the ABG meet to discuss and iron out specific
issues of development and the drawdown of powers for Bougainville. The
meeting is normally chaired by the ABG president and the PNG Government
Prime Minister.

Ich hatte überlegt, die Aktie wieder auf meine Watchlist aufzunehmen. Aber diese Geschichte ist einfach zu undurchsichtig für mich.

Gruß

goldstocks

Die Company ist sehr transparent,die Landeigner,die Ex-Rebellen u. die autonome Regierung von Bougainville wollen die Wiedereröffnung der Pangunamine.

Der einzige "Bremser" in der ganzen Angelegenheit ist die PNG Politik.Dort werden Koalitionen geschmiedet u. gecancelt,Minister berufen u. wieder abgesetzt so schnell dass man fast den Überblick verliert.(Das PNG Mining Ministerium ist so z.B.binnen 2 Jahren zum 3 mal umbesetzt worden.)Auch finanziell wird Boug. von PNG an der kurzen Leine gehalten.Die schon für letztes Jahr zugesagten budgetären 15 Mill. Kina sollen jetzt im Sep. überwiesen werden.

Trotzdem gehe ich davon aus dass die BCA Review noch in diesem Jahr startet,wenn die Wiedereröffnung erst offensiv angegangen wird ist der heutige Kurs Geschichte.

Da kann man sich den Up-move vorstellen wenn die Nachfrage beim Start der BCA Review richtig explodieren wird.

Quelle: http://www.bougainville-copper.eu

06.09.2011
Source: ESBC Research / Bloomberg
Rio Tinto's Palabora Sell-Off Inspires Investors

Rio
Tinto's unexpected sale of its asset Palabora Mining Co. (South Africa)
seems having fired investor fantasies in Bougainville Copper Limited
(BCL). BCL shares soared 10 percent today in Sydney and even 17 percent
in Francfurt at 11am local time. Bougainville Copper's fair value is AUD
30 to AUD 40 per share once the Panguna mine is re-opened.
Palabora
is producing 80,000 metric tonnes of copper. BCL will produce 510.25 M
pounds of copper or 232,000 metric tonnes of copper plus 631,000 ounces
of gold worth some USD1.2 billion plus molybdenum. Palabora has a known
mile life of 5 years; BCL has 14 years. Palabora is worth USD700
million. BCL is worth some USD400 million.
In so far Bougainville Copper Limitied is actually extremely undervalued and a solid investment !



Rio, Anglo Aim to Sell $700 Million Holding in Copper Producer Palabora
By Jesse Riseborough and Jana Marais

Sep
5, 2011 Rio Tinto Group and Anglo American Plc (AAL), which together
own about three-quarters of Palabora Mining Co., said they plan to sell
their entire holdings in the South African miner as it no longer fits
their investment objectives.

Palabora’s
main asset, a mine that produces copper and magnetite, “is no longer of
a sufficient scale” for either Rio or Anglo, and a sale process for
their stakes has started, the companies said today. Rio holds about 58
percent of Palabora and London-based Anglo almost 17 percent. Their
combined holding is valued at about $700 million based on the closing
price of Palabora stock in Johannesburg trading today.
The
Palabora operation accounted for 8 percent of Rio’s mined copper output
in the first half of this year, according to Liberum Capital Ltd. The
Phalaborwa, Limpopo province-based company is South Africa’s only
producer of refined copper, with output of about 80,000 metric tons
annually.
Mining is
scheduled to end at Palabora’s operation in early 2016, while a study to
extend the mine’s life to 2030 is under way, Rio said. The company,
which has been an investor since Palabora Mining was incorporated in
1956, declined to estimate the cost of prolonging the production period,
in an e-mailed response to queries.
“Rio
Tinto is no longer the natural owner of Palabora due to the limited
opportunity to significantly expand copper mining,” Andrew Harding,
chief executive officer of Rio’s copper unit, said in a statement.
‘Solid Future’
“We
believe Palabora has a solid future under an owner who can develop the
magnetite business alongside the existing copper and vermiculite
operations,” Harding said.
Palabora
Mining’s copper smelter would need investment to ensure it complies
with emissions legislation due in 2016. Rio declined to estimate the
cost of this, in its e-mailed response to questions.
Palabora
has advanced 44 percent in the last 12 months, giving it a market value
of 6.74 billion rand ($945 million.) The stock declined 2.3 percent to
close at 139.51 rand today. The balance of is shares are held by private
investors.
Rio Tinto, the
world’s second-largest mining company, fell 5.1 percent to 3,488.5 pence
at the close of London trading today. Anglo American dropped 3.6
percent to 2,368.5 pence.
To contact the reporters on this story: Jesse Riseborough in London at jriseborough@bloomberg.net; Jana Marais in Johannesburg at jmarais@bloomberg.net
To contact the editor responsible for this story: John Viljoen at jviljoen@bloomberg.net

.... from Palabora Mining (Palamin)?

http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/Content.aspx?id=152716

..................so,
back to the original question: why is this happening? Well, one reason —
which the mining houses will resolutely and strenuously deny — is that
the grass is definitely greener elsewhere, in countries that are able to
square the nationalisation circle, that are able to develop investor-
friendly philosophies and which welcome mining investment.

Da bietet sich ja Bougainville (nach einem erfolgreichen JSB Meeting u. BCA Review )geradezu an ;-)))))))
BOC - Mein MULTIBAGGER Favorit - auch heute wieder schön im Plus

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/news-september-2011.html

BOUGAINVILLE COPPER Market Depth
BOC Buyers
Level Buy Quantity Price
1 1 8,500 1.105
2 2 25,000 1.100
3 1 8,806 1.095
4 1 16,000 1.080
5 1 800 1.070
6 1 3,000 1.060
7 1 5,000 1.050
8 1 25,000 1.030
9 1 5,000 1.020
10 1 5,710 1.000
11 1 2,296 0.960
12 1 9,000 0.950
13 1 6,383 0.925
14 1 4,282 0.880
15 1 20,000 0.860
16 2 37,600 0.850
17 1 1,000 0.790
18 1 2,000 0.725
19 1 10,000 0.655

BOC Sellers
Price Quantity Sell Level
1.100 10,000 2 1
1.500 50,000 1 2
1.700 10,000 1 3
1.750 9,000 2 4
14.950 35,000 1 5
15.990 30,000 1 6
19.990 100,000 1 7
20.000 68,026 1 8
24.990 150,000 1 9
28.500 10,000 1 10
29.990 300,000 1 11
30.000 30,000 1 12
32.400 10,000 1 13
34.990 130,000 1 14

.............wurden von den ESBC Mitgliedern aufgegeben um dadurch ihre Shares der Aktien-Ausleihe zu entziehen.

Aktuell sollten laut ASX Auskunft 13,693,980 BOC Shares short sein bzw. zur Ausleihe freigegeben sein.

https://www.asxonline.com/intr…rtsell_gross_20110823.txt

# 8,3% akt. in FRA

BUY-IF bestätigt.

http://www.aussiebulls.com/wee…etTicker=Australian&Typ=S

http://www.aussiebulls.com/wee…etTicker=Australian&Typ=S

Nach 22 jähriger Abwesenheit aus der Pangunamine hat BCL nun die Mine wieder besucht.Das könnte der Durchbruch zur Wiedereröffnung sein.

Mine of information
UNBEKNOWN to the rest of the world, there
was a very high-level visit to the ramshackle Panguna Mine in
Bougainville in Papua New Guinea recently.
Outside of Escondida
and Grasberg, Panguna remains the largest copper ore body in the Pacific
region. It has been closed since 1989 following a landowner uprising
which led to civil war on the rich PNG island.
The mine once accounted for more than half of PNG's GDP, the other half being Australian aid.
Our
spies report that a Rio director was accompanied by Bougainville Copper
Ltd managing director Peter Taylor and a senior member of AusAid, in a
two-day, low-key inspection of the mine.
People that know about
such matters reckon it would cost a cool $A3 billion to get the mine
back to full production but in Rio, or BHP terms, that's small change.
Rio
has managed to hold on to its controlling 54 per cent interest in
Bougainville Copper despite several unreported bids by Chinese interests
to garner ownership of the massive porphyry copper/gold ore body.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/…ry-fn6ck2gb-1226139231907

Es ist davon auszugehen dass die Chinesen die letzten bekannten BIDs
kennen (Pritzker 1992 3,5 USD Chan 1997-98 7,5 AUD) (Quelle:Handelsblatt
Archiv,kostenpflichtiger Bereich) u. auch die RIO Antwort darauf (Wir
wollen unsere Assets "our Crownjuwels" verkaufen,nicht verschenken.Bei
den mittlerweile astronomisch gestiegenen Gold,Silber,Kupferpreisen
müssen die Chinesen wohl "etwas Mehr" geboten haben um nicht als
Lachnummer dazustehen. ;-))))))))

..........Rio has
managed to hold on to its controlling 53 per cent interest in
Bougainville Copper despite several unreported bids by Chinese interests
to garner ownership of the massive porphyry copper/gold ore body.
"Panguna remains the largest copper ore body in the Pacific region."
Wäre
der 19% PNG Anteil an BOC, wie im Friedensvertrag zwischen PNG u.
Bougainville vorgesehen schon ans ABG transferiert worden,so hätte RIO
nur das Chinesische Angebot zu publizieren brauchen um den BIGBOCBANG im
BOC Kurs auszulösen. Aber solange der Transfert der Shares nicht
abgeschlossen ist hat RIO TINTO "kein Interesse an höheren BOC Kursen"
O-Ton von Peter Taylor anlässlich der HV.

25.10.2011

Source: Post-Courier

Bougainville deal with China fruitful

BOUGAINVILLE’S

China Cooperation Committee (BCCC) under the chairmanship of Autonomous

Bougainville Government vice President Patrick Nisira has done so much

since its approval in June this year.

Apart from facilitating

multi-billion kina companies from China to visit to help Bougainville,

the BCCC has also established entities which would also help boost the

economy of Bougainville and specifically to secure Chinese government

aid, promote commercial, technical and cultural exchange, develop

Bougainville China cooperation strategy, develop Bougainville social and

economic development strategy and policy and conduct awareness programs

related to cooperation with China among others.

According to

Bougainville China Economic Cooperation Strategy report obtained by the

Post- Courier, companies from China who visited to help Bougainville in

its economic prosperity, especifically to help build up strategic

partnership with China to secure Chinese Government aid, attract Chinese

investment and achieve direct trading access to China to cut off

middlemen and achieve full autonomy by implementation of Bougainville

Peace Agreement to allow the people to compare the autonomy and full

independence before referendum and see Bougainville China Cooperation as

a strategy to achieve the full autonomy. They include:

* Hosia Engineering Design Company and Ruike Construction Company;

*

Honghua Group – the Global Second Largest Manufacturer of Oil Drilling

Platforms (this company supplied drilling platforms to LNG Project) and

Hengsen Chemical – a famous company in China;

* [u]Tongling Nonferrous Group – the Second Largest Copper Mining Company in China[/u];

* Hunan Hydro & Power Design Institute – the Second Largest Institute in China

* Sun Innovation Group Company – a famous multi-industrial company based in Hongkong (they came by the private jet)

The

BCCC had developed and had BEC approved on mid July 2011 the package

strategy for establishing comprehensive economic structure and system in

Bougainville.

Because of Bougainville’s low revenue income, lack of

capacity (government and economy), low employment rate (25% employed in

formal sector) and big fiscal gap (K93,566,500 in 2010).

ABG’s legal arm approved BCCC on June 12, 2011.

This

economic system will enable Bougainville to accelerate economic growth,

achieve economic independence, and support Bougainville social welfare

development.

The report also details that BCCC over the last five months has:

*

Established Bougainville Public Investment Corporation Limited – 100%

ABG owned company. (This business arm provides a legal position for ABG

to go into any joint venture and creates the second source of revenue

for the goal of ABG fiscal self-reliance).

* Established Bougainville

General Development Corporation Limited – 52% ABG & 48% Chinese

investors. (This company will serve as a headquarter company and play a

leadership role in establishing every industrial development capacity

company in JV with Chinese investors.

* Established Bougainville

Import & Export General Corporation Limited – 60% Bougainvillean

& 40% Chinese investors. (This company will build up direct access

into Chinese manufacturers and market by cutting off all middlemen, so

as to reduce selling price in Bougainville, and increase Bougainvillean

products export volume to create direct and significant benefit for all

Bougainvilleans).

* Established Bougainville Energy & Water

Development General Corporation Limited – 15.6% ABG, 84.4% Chinese

investors. ABG can buy back more shares for a maximum 52% share of this

company in future. (This is a large capital and high expertise capacity

company for developing the hydropower and water conservancy

infrastructure projects, to build up Bougainville own power and water

supply systems).

BCCC will also take a great effort to develop proper

strategy and policy for development of the following

industries/sectors, and identify credible Chinese investors to establish

relevant joint venture capacity companies within 24 months in mining,

construction, bank, shipping, airline, tourism, Special Economy Zone

Development, agriculture, forestry, livestock, aquatic, legal service,

security service, academy of social and economy strategy planning.

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/news-november-2011.html
24.11.2011
Source: Post-Courier

Plans set to review BCA
By GORETHY KENNETH

PLANS
are now underway to establish a National Government’s Coordination
Group to oversee the Bougainville Copper Agreement review process.
The
Bougainville Copper Agreement review was as old as 1967 when it was
initiated and no other reviews were made since then except for “slight
negotiations” along the way. The BCA Review, if undertaken now will be a
completely “new deal” as stated by the parties that would be involved
in the negotiations.
The Coordination Group will be made up of the following representatives:
* Two representatives from the ABG
* Two representatives from the National Government
* Two representatives from the Panguna Landowners Association and
* One representative from the Bougainville Copper Limited (BCL)
This
is from a brief from the Deputy Chief administrator for Bougainville
Raymond Masono in his presentation to the Autonomous Bougainville
Government Steering Committee together with the Panguna Management
Consultative Committee in Buka last week.
The Group is expected, when
set up to also cover the BCA Act which was also discussed including the
legality of it (ACT) -the Panguna Landowners claimed it was now
irrelevant and wanted a completely new deal.
The other issue
discussed which the Group would take charge of was BCL’s request to the
National Government to extend/renew the Special Mine Lease (SML)
licence.
But the Panguna Management consultative Committee is now
aware the National Government had allocated K2 million to oversee the
BCA Review and other Panguna mine re-opening allocations and mine
related matters.
This fund will cater for the landowner’s
establishment, regional awareness, ABG/PLOA – BCA Secretariat and the
PMCC works program (budget). There are already five of the sic mine
leases registered by the mining division and they include Special Mine
Lease (SML), Lower Tailing Lease (LTL), Upper Tailing Lease (UTL), Port
Mine Access Road Lease (PMARL) and Uruawa/Rorovana Lease (URL and the
Siokate Lease (Arawa Customary Land). All these issues should be the
agendas for the National Coordination Group if setup by the Government.
This is the start of the Bougainville Copper Agreement Review.


24.11.2011
Source: Post-Courier

Arawa meeting to cost K6m
By GORETHY KENNETH

THE bill for the planned National Executive Council Meeting in Arawa next January will cost taxpayers a whopping K6 million.
Coupled
with security concerns, the Government is now considering moving the
meeting away from Bougainville to Kavieng in New Ireland Province.
The proposed move has angered the Bougainville politicians, the autonomous government and their people.
Autonomous
Bougainville Government President John Momis briefed the Panguna
Management Consultative Committee (PMCC) meeting of the changes.
PMCC
is made up of ABG leaders from the Mining division, Law and Justice,
ABG Administration, ABG ministers, expatriate advisors and the Panguna
Landowners.
The PMCC was told the major hurdle for the Cabinet meeting to be held in Arawa was financial constraints and security reasons.
During
the meeting, there were some discussions on why the move was made as
people in Arawa and Panguna had already made preparations to welcome the
Prime Minister Peter O’Neill and his Cabinet Ministers. The
people of Central Bougainville raised their disappointments in the
cancellation of the NEC meeting in Arawa as already preparations were
underway to host the meeting.
President Momis assured he would travel
to Port Moresby and meet with Mr O’Neill on the matters raised by the
people of Central Bougainville.
This week the National Co-ordinating Office of Bougainville Affairs
(NACOBA) advised that the Joint Supervisory Body meeting, the avenue for
the National Government and the ABG to discuss issues pertaining to
Bougainville, was re-scheduled for December 5 in Buka. Mr O’Neill is
expected to lead his National Government team to Buka for the meeting.

* Two representatives from the ABG
* Two representatives from the National Government
* Two representatives from the Panguna Landowners Association and
* One representative from the Bougainville Copper Limited (BCL)

Wenn ich die Zusammensetzung der "Koordinierungsgruppe" anschaue.
Kommt mir das eher wie "Kapitulationsverhandlungen" von BCL vor.
Da sinken meine Hoffnungen auf "ausgeglichene" Verhandlungsergebnisse.

Die Landeigner haben schon längst ihre Karten auf den Tisch gelegt.

"We want BCL back."

Ihre sehr realistische Verhandlunsposition kann man unter

http://friendsofbougainville.c…s.cfm?FN=Details&CNTID=19

downloaden.

Zu BCL Miningzeiten war Bougainville die reichste PNG Provinz,obwohl PNG den Grossteil der Einnahmen kassiert u. damit ihre Unabhängigkeit finanziert haben.

casapustalemgo

Nachdem ich mal so ein bischen in der Geschichte Bougainville geblättert habe,
vermute ich dass es noch ein sehr weiter Weg zur Wiederinbetriebnahme ist.

Was hält ein ab 2015 vermutich/möglicherweise unabhängiges Bougainville davon ab
zu sagen: Was interressiert eigentlich BOC, wir machen einen neuen Vertrag
mit irgendeiner "China-Mining-Firma" den "Landowner" und der neuen "Independent Bogainville Goverment".

Die Chinesen schießen 3 Mrd Re-opening Kosten ein und bekommen 49% der "New Bougainville Independent Mine"
und die anderen (landowner+Regierung bzw. Landowner=Regierung? ) teilen sich den Rest.

Die ehmaligen Aktionäre von BOC gehen leer aus und müssen froh sein, dass sie nicht als ehemalige
ausbeutende kolonialitische Kapitalisten auf Schadensersatz verklagt werden.