Atacama Pacific Gold (CVE)

Eine Goldminengesellschaft mit Properties in Chile, die aufgrund ihrer geringen Goldgehalte als Minen erst zu Zeiten wieder angestiegener Spotpreise wirklich finanzierbar sein werden. Hier die News Section der Homepage der Firma.

http://www.atacamapacificgold.com/investors/news.aspx

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Atacama Pacific is focused on the exploration for and development of precious metals deposits in Chile. The Company’s management team has a long history of international exploration success with a particular focus on Chile. Management’s grass roots discovery of the Cerro Maricunga oxide-associated gold deposit continues this success.

The Company’s principal mineral property is the Cerro Maricunga Oxide Gold Project, located in Region III, 140 kilometres by road northeast of the city of Copiapo.

In addition to the Cerro Maricunga property, Atacama Pacific owns or has interests in 6 additional exploration properties: 5 within the Maricunga Mineral Belt and a seventh property in Chile’s Region 1.

Dennoch habe ich sie seit Anfang des jahres auf der Watchlist und erwarte nun innerhalb der kommenden 6 Monate nochmals All Time Lows bei dem Wert. Diese werde ich dann auch wohl zum Kaufen nutzen, momentan habe ich den Wert noch nicht. Es wird auch nur zu einer kleinen bis mittleren Position führen, weil dieser Wert hochspekulativ ist, bei den derzeitigen Spotpreisen.
Der Hebel bei deren Anstieg wäre dann allerdings wirklich sehr hoch.

http://www.finanznachrichten.d…ific-gold-corporation.htm

Wohlgemerkt: Hier besteht die reale Gefahr einer Insolvenz, andererseits die reale Chance einer Verhundertfachung. Obwohl der Chart es suggeriert besteht noch keine sehr hohe Aktienkursverwässerung, sie dürfte allerdings erfolgen und man sollte sie - auch aufgrund der recht hohen Capex - deshalb in die Kalkulation mit einplanen.
2012 hätte man sie wohl als Nobrainer bezeichnet, allerdings haben wir 2015 ... und da ist eben alles etwas anders ... .

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Grüße,
gutso

Tu Dir an der selbst gewählten Mauer bloß nicht weh ...

Und was ihr Foren-Trolls immer mit der CZN habt!? Ihr tragt sie mir regelmäßig hinterher, dabei hab ich sie doch schon! Anscheinend deshalb, weil es eine der wenigen Minen in meinem Depot ist, die ich weiter mit einem kräftigen Minus (irgendwas um -40% aktuell) halte um sie weiter zu verbilligen, ist das als Anknüpfpunkt bersonders spannend. Meinetwegen. Dann könnt ihr gleich die NHK mit dazu zählen, die hab ich allerdings schon nachgekauft, CZN ja noch nicht.

Und: Aha, so, so, was gibt es denn dann VIEL SPANNENDERES, - das will ich auch haben!

Naja. Solange bis ich vom Troll erleuchtet werde, muss ich halt dann so langweilige Sachen hier posten:

https://www.kpmg.com/Ca/en/ind…g-country-guide-Chile.pdf

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KPMG GLOBAL MINING INSTITUTE
Chile
Country mining guide

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(...)

In the mining sector, Chile has taken initiatives to promote sustainable and environment friendly
practices. In 2008, the country signed a MoU on Cooperation for the Sustainable Development of
Minerals and Metals with Canada to encourage the use of green and sustainable technologies and
practices in the mining sector. Since the signing of the MoU, both countries have collaborated for the
exchange of knowledge in areas such as corporate social responsibility, community involvement and
natural-resource governance.
19,20,21
Mining companies will spend $11.9 billion on water infrastructure in 2013, up from the $3.4 billion spent
in 2009, says consultancy group Global Water Intelligence.
Nowhere is the need for water more apparent than in Chile’s 600-mile-long Atacama region, the world’s
driest desert. The Zaldivar copper mine was built nearly two decades ago when securing water rights was
both easier and cheaper than today.
“In Northern Chile, there is no underground water for new projects, so any new project will require
seawater, desalinated or not,” said Diego Hernandez, CEO of Antofagasta Plc, which uses raw seawater
to process copper at its Esperanza mine.
Desalination is an alternative that does not come cheap. BHP Billiton estimates that using desalinated sea
water triples water costs.

http://www.reuters.com/article…30530#bXV9Om9ujaGXuuVA.97

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Labor relations and
employment situation
Chile’s rapid economic progress in recent years has been partly due to the increased focus on the training
and productivity of its workforce and a significant emphasis on labor rights. Recently, the Inter-American
Development Bank approved a loan of US$7.5 million to support improvements in Chile’s labor market. In
the country, around 18 percent of the labor force is unionized, and 96 percent of the population is affiliated
to United Workers Federation.
Since the return of democracy, Chile has put forth labor rights as a priority area for improvement.
Anti-discriminatory laws are now reinforced, ensuring equal opportunities for all. Chile has ratified
48 International Labor Organization (ILO) conventions. The relationship between the Chilean labor class,
the business sector and the government dramatically improved since 1990. Labor unions have been given a
voice and have grown stronger ever since. They have negotiated a series of national agreements, regarding
issues such as the annual adjustment of minimum wage, training and the promotion of workers’ rights.
In 2011, Chile witnessed a rise in employment levels over the past few years. Unemployment rate in 2011
was 7.2 percent, the lowest rate in 13 years, with a further declining trend of the unemployment rate
witnessed in 2012. [b]For the period August–October 2012, unemployment rate was 6.6 percent.
In the mining sector, Chile has a shortage of skilled labor, primarily due to a large number of projects in the
pipeline and shortage of workforce. Mineworkers are generally backed by labor unions, when they negotiate
demands regarding higher wages, benefits, etc. In the past most mining companies have generally paid up
to the demands of the unions, in order to avoid strikes.

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Chile is one of the favorable destinations for investors seeking to invest in South America’s mining
sector. Mining sector received a major chunk of this FDI especially focusing on the copper mining.
42,43
Along with Brazil and Argentina, Chile has seen a rapid surge in mining-related investment, making
Latin America the world’s primary mineral investment target.

(...)

Key commodities – production
and reserves
Production level of key commodities in Chile
45,46
Mining is a key sector of Chile’s economy. The country has abundant metals and minerals such as copper,
gold, silver, zinc, iron, lead and manganese, especially in its northern region.
Copper is the most critical metal in Chile’s mining industry. Chile produces about 34 percent of global
copper production, ahead of the other leading countries such as US, China and Peru, which produce only
7 percent. According to latest estimates, Chile has more than 100 million tons of fine copper reserves.
Chile’s mining sector is expected to continue a strong growth path as the demand for precious metals
(especially from the emerging economies) is expected to increase in future.
Gold and molybdenum, by-products from copper mining, are also significant minerals in the mining
industry. Chile ranks second and fifth, respectively in the production of these metals globally. Along
with these precious metals, lithium is another important mineral mined in Chile. According to the US
Geological Survey, Chile contains 27 percent of the global reserves of lithium, and contributes to more
than 50 percent of the global production.
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Das Thema Wasser ist in der Atacama Region natürlich Thema Nummer eins. In Chile gibt es dementsprechend ein Problembewussstsein dazu, wen wunderts, es gibt da Austausch mit den Australiern, denen diese Thematik ebenfalls vertraut ist.

http://www.infomine.com/events…mining.2016--IM31222.aspx

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International Congress on Water Management in Mining waterinmining 2016

May 18, 2016 - May 20, 2016
Santiago, Chile

Grand Hyatt Santiago Hotel, Kennedy Avenue 4601

Don’t miss the opportunity to share experiences and be part of Water in Mining 2016.

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https://www.cwimi.uq.edu.au/

Grüße,
gutso