Pan African Mining - Diamanten, Gold, Uran - Rohstoffherz, was willst du mehr?

    Laut dieser News erhält jeder Aktionär pro Aktie 4 CAD plus anteilsmäßig
    Aktien der "NewCo"(Diamantenprojekt Botswana/Namibia, Goldprojekt Mocambique, 2,5 Mio CAD).


    Die Madagaskarprojekte sind für uns dann leider Passe.


    Mir persönlich gefällt das nicht, denn ich finde die 4 CAD zu billig bei dem riesigen Potential der Properties.


    Allerdings gibt es noch die Chance eines zweiten Bieters und
    die Shareholder müssen dem noch zustimmen.
    Ob da nun nur die Hauptaktionäre gefragt werden oder auch Kleinaktionäre - who knows?
    Von mir gäbe es derzeit ein Nein!


    Außerdem frage ich mich wie denn die Auszahlung der 4CAD steuerlich behandelt wird - wie ein normaler Verkauf einer Aktie?
    Ein Teil meiner PAF-Aktien sind ja bereits steuerfrei.
    Das würde ich entsprechend berücksichtigen wollen - ob ich meine Shares nun noch weiter halte
    oder doch vorher verkaufe.
    Dann aber nur zu umgerechnet über 4 CAD, denn derzeit werden die Shares in Canada zu ca.3,80 CAD verschenkt,
    obwohl wenigstens 4,20 CAD angebracht wären.

    Ich verstehe es immer noch nicht! Seht Euch diese Meldung von heute an!!!!!!



    http://www.n-tv.de/843080.html


    Zitat

    Investoren aus Australien und Großbritannien haben laut Rabarison bereits Interesse am Abbau signalisiert. Aus China, Indien und Japan lägen Anfragen vor, die Kohle zu importieren. 70 Prozent des Gesamtvorkommens sollen in einem Zeitraum von 25 Jahren gefördert werden, wobei zehn Prozent davon als häuslicher Brennstoff, der Hauptteil jedoch zur Gewinnung von elektrischer und thermischer Energie eingesetzt werden soll.


    Wie kann Irvin Olian unsere PAF-Projekte auf Madagaskar für diesen Preis verschleudern?



    Wenn ich mich richtig erinnere, wurde doch erst vor kurzem ein Kohleprojekt in der Nachbarschaft von PAF für den dreifachen Preis verkauft!



    Grüße GW

    Asian Thai Mining hat es wohl hauptsächlich auf die Kohle abgesehen:



    Canada's Pan African Mining discards identity after Madagascar assets sale


    Pan African Mining is selling its Madagascar assets and will change its
    identity in order to focus on a broad spectrum of commodities in
    Botswana, Mozambique and Namibia.


    Author: Rodrick Mukumbira


    Posted:
    Wednesday,16 Apr 2008




    WINDHOEK -


    Vancouver-based Pan African Mining Corp. will transform into a new
    company that will focus on Botswana, Mozambique and Namibia after disposing of
    its assets in Madagascar where the company
    was exploring for coal, diamonds, gemstones, gemstones, gold, nickel and
    uranium.




    The company is yet to decide on what to call the new entity, President and CEO
    Irwin Olian told Mineweb on Tuesday.
    But it hopes to complete the sale of PAM Madagascar Sarl, as well as its
    80%-owned uranium exploration subsidiary PAM Atomique Sarl, to Asia Thai Mining
    Co. Ltd in six weeks.




    Pan African Mining held approximately 7,500 square kilometres of diversified
    mineral properties and 5,000 square kilometres of uranium properties in Madagascar.




    Asian Thai Mining, which is registered in Thailand, has offered to
    buy the assets for CAN$141 million. It has agreed to pay CAN$4 cash per share
    and to buy all outstanding warrants and all outstanding options for a price
    equal to the difference between US$4 and the exercise price of the respective
    warrant or option.




    The purchase price represents an 84.3% premium over the company's average
    closing price for the 20 preceding trading days on the Venture Exchange of the
    TSX.




    "Our non-Madagascar assets, namely PAM Botswana (Pty) Ltd., PAM Minerals
    Namibia (Pty) Ltd. and PAM Mocambique Limitada will be retained by shareholders
    and transferred into the new company. The present composition of management
    will prevail," said Olian.




    The new entity comes with a fat wallet, as the terms of the sale to Asia Thai
    Mining dictates that Pan


    African Mining transfer CAN$2.5 million in cash into its coffers.




    It would also distribute its shares to its shareholders as of a record date to
    be determined by way of spin off or similar mechanism, Olian said, and the
    agreement with the Asian company is subject to the completion of due diligence
    and "a number of other standard conditions, including all necessary regulatory
    and shareholder approvals".




    Indications are that Asia Thai Mining Co. is after Pan African Mining Corp.'s
    coal assets, as it indicates on its website that it has extensive experience in
    the development and operation coal mining interests.




    It says, through its subsidiaries, it is involved in the exploration and
    development of several coal mines in Indonesia and is aiming at a
    coal production capacity of approximately 4 million tons by 2009.




    Its affiliated mining company, Saraburi Coal Co. Ltd. recently received a
    nine-year, US$500 million coal mining contract in from Electricity Generating
    Authority of Thailand and will start work on the project in 2008.




    Olian said topping the priorities of the new company to be formed would be fast
    tracking the development of its approximately 10,000 square kilometre licence
    area straddling the Namibian-Botswana border, where the company is exploring
    for diamonds, and in searching for other minerals.




    "Our scope of exploration in southern Africa will include all
    commodities across a broad spectrum. We are very positive about this," he said.




    Pan African Mining also has four gold projects in Mozambique, one of which it
    is progressing with AIM-quoted African Eagle Resources PLC.



    Quelle:http://www.mineweb.co.za/minew…age43?oid=51248&sn=Detail

    Pan African Mining Corp.
    Suite 1925, Box 11553
    650 West Georgia Street
    Vancouver, BC
    V6B 4N8


    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE




    April 24, 2008




    TSX.V: PAF
    FRANKFURT: P2A




    PAN AFRICAN MINING CORP. RECEIVES ADDITIONAL $4.367 MILLION FROM EXERCISE OF WARRANTS




    VANCOUVER, British Columbia – PAN AFRICAN MINING CORP. (the “Company”), announces the receipt of CAD $4,367,000 in aggregate proceeds from the exercise of 1,985,000 Share Purchase Warrants during the period from April 1, 2008 through April 21, 2008. The proceeds were derived from exercise of the Share Purchase Warrants exercisable at CAD $2.20 which comprised part of the Units which were issued in connection with the Company’s Private Placement that closed on April 21, 2006. As a result of the above exercise, the Company will have a total of 30,916,542 Common Shares issued and outstanding, with an aggregate of 4,581,950 additional warrants and options outstanding at exercise Prices between $1.80 and $3.50.




    According to Irwin Olian, CEO of the Company, “Receipt of the additional $4.367 Million from warrant exercises now leaves the Company in a strong cash position with approximately $8.9 million. While we are diligently pursuing completion of the anticipated acquisition transaction by Asia Thai Mining Co., Ltd. this enables us to aggressively continue with our full exploration programs in Madagascar and continental Africa at the same time.”




    About Pan African


    The Company is an exploratory resource company with approximately 7,500 sq. km. of diversified mineral properties and 5,000 sq. km. of uranium properties in Madagascar. The Company is exploring these properties for uranium, gold, coal, precious stones, base metals and industrial commodities. In addition, the Company is exploring two large regions for gold and metals in MozambiqueBotswana which it is presently exploring. Its operations in Madagascar are carried out through its operating subsidiary, PAM Madagascar Sarl, and its uranium activities are carried out through its 80% owned subsidiary PAM Atomique Sarl. The Company has offices in Vancouver, Canada and Antananarivo, Madagascar. More information about the Company is available at http://www.panafrican.com. under agreements with other companies. It also has approximately 5500 sq. km. of diamond licenses in Botswana which it is presently exploring. Its operations in Madagascar are carried out through its operating subsidiary, PAM Madagascar Sarl, and its uranium activities are carried out through its 80% owned subsidiary PAM Atomique Sarl. The Company has offices in Vancouver, Canada and Antananarivo, Madagascar. More information about the Company is available at http://www.panafrican.com.

    <img src="http://www.panafrican.com/crm/logos/paf.gif" alt="Pan African Mining Corp." align="left" /> Pan African Mining
    Corp.
    Suite 1925, Box 11553
    650 West Georgia Street
    Vancouver,
    BC
    V6B 4N8
    FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

    April 28,
    2008


    TSX.V: PAF



    FRANKFURT:
    P2A

    PAN AFRICAN MINING CORP. ACQUISITION TO BE
    STRUCTURED AS A PLAN OF ARRANGEMENT:
    JUNE 20, 2008 SET FOR SHAREHOLDERS
    MEETING


    VANCOUVER, British Columbia – PAN
    AFRICAN MINING CORP. (    the “Company”)
    is pleased to announce that its proposed
    acquisition by Asia Thai Mining Co., Ltd.
    (“ATM”) and 0819615 B.C. Ltd. (the
    “Purchaser”), a wholly-owned
    subsidiary of ATM, is now anticipated to be
    effectuated by means of a plan of arrangement (the
    “Plan of
    Arrangement”). As
    stated in the Company’s
    press release of April 14, 2008, the
    Purchaser will offer to purchase all of the
    outstanding common shares of the Company at the
    price of $4.00 cash per share and also offer to
    purchase for cash all outstanding warrants and all
    outstanding options (vested and not yet vested) of
    the Company for a price equal to the difference
    between $4.00 and the exercise price per share of the respective warrant or option (the
    “Transaction”). Prior to the
    completion of the Transaction, the Company will
    establish a new entity (“NewCo”) and
    transfer to NewCo the following: (i) $2,500,000
    cash, (ii) all of the shares
    of the Company’s non-Madagascar
    subsidiaries, namely, PAM Botswana (Pty) Ltd., PAM
    Minerals Namibia (Pty) Ltd. and PAM Mocambique
    Limitada, and (iii) all other
    assets and liabilities of the Company related to
    the Company’s non-Madagascar subsidiaries
    and non-Madagascar properties.
    Subject to analysis of tax implications and
    any required approvals, the Company plans to
    distribute the shares of NewCo to shareholders
    (but not warrantholders or optionholders) of the Company of record on a date to be
    hereafter determined, in a spinoff or similar
    transaction.

    The Plan of Arrangement will be
    subject to the approval of the shareholders of the
    Company at a special meeting to be held for that
    purpose. In that regard, the Company has set the
    proposed shareholder meeting date as June 20, 2008
    and a record date of May 19, 2008 for shareholders
    entitled to notice of and to vote at that meeting.
    Full documentation relating to the meeting will be
    mailed to the Company’s shareholders on a
    timely basis.

    The Transaction is subject to the
    completion of due diligence and
    other standard and customary conditions,
    including all necessary regulatory and shareholder
    approvals. The Purchaser has
    represented that the cash consideration payable to
    shareholders of the Company is in place and
    accordingly there is no financing condition to
    closing of the Transaction.

    About Pan
    African
    The Company is an exploratory
    resource company with approximately 7,500 sq. km.
    of diversified mineral properties and 5,000 sq.
    km. of uranium properties in Madagascar. The
    Company is exploring these properties for uranium,
    gold, coal, precious stones, base metals and
    industrial commodities. In addition, the Company
    is exploring two large regions for gold and metals
    in Mozambique under agreements with other
    companies. It also has approximately 5500 sq. km.
    of diamond licenses in Botswana which it is
    presently exploring. Its operations in Madagascar
    are carried out through its operating subsidiary,
    PAM Madagascar Sarl, and its uranium activities
    are carried out through its 80% owned subsidiary
    PAM Atomique Sarl. The Company has offices in
    Vancouver, Canada and Antananarivo, Madagascar.
    More information about the Company is available at
    http://www.panafrican.com.


    About Asia Thai Mining Co.,
    Ltd.
    Asia Thai Mining Co., Ltd.
    (“ATM”) is a holding company
    incorporated in Thailand. ATM,
    either directly or through affiliated companies
    has extensive experience in the development and
    operation of mining interests, in particular in
    respect of coal mining interests. Through its
    subsidiaries, it is involved in the exploration
    and development of several coal mines in
    Indonesia. The company projects its coal
    production capacity will reach approximately 4
    million tons by 2009. ATM forms part of a group of
    affiliated mining companies, including Saraburi
    Coal Co., Ltd. (“SBCC”). SBCC has been
    mining coal and tin in Thailand and other
    Southeast Asian countries since 1998. In addition,
    SBCC has recently been awarded a 9-year, US$500
    million coal mining contract in Thailand from
    Electricity Generating Authority of Thailand and
    SBCC will start work in 2008. ATM is a private
    company with its registered address and principal
    place of businessat 2034/132-161
    New Petchburi Road, Bangkapi, Huaykwang, Bangkok,
    Thailand.

    ON BEHALF OF PAN AFRICAN
    MINING CORP.

    “Irwin A.
    Olian”

    Irwin A. Olian


    CEO & Director
    Forward
    Looking Statements
    Certain statements herein
    constitute forward-looking statements or
    forward-looking information within the meaning of
    applicable securities legislation, including the
    statements or information about the Transaction
    and proposed spin-off of Newco.
    Forward-looking statements involve known
    and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors
    that may cause actual results, performance or
    achievements of the Company to be materially
    different from any future results, performance or
    achievements expressed or implied by such
    forward-looking statements or
    information.
    With respect to forward-looking
    statements and information contained herein, we
    have made numerous assumptions including among
    other things, assumptions of our ability to close
    the Transaction and spin off Newco. Although our
    management believes that the assumptions made and
    the expectations represented by such statements or
    information are reasonable, there can be no
    assurance that a forward-looking statement or
    information herein will prove to be
    accurate. Forward-looking
    statements and information by their nature are
    based on assumptions and involve known and unknown
    risks, uncertainties and other factors which may
    cause our actual results, performance or
    achievements, or industry results, to be
    materially different from any future results,
    performance or achievements expressed or implied
    by such forward-looking statements or
    information. Such risks and
    uncertainties include risks and uncertainties
    involved in satisfying the conditions to close the
    Transaction and spin off Newco..

    There can be no assurance that
    forward-looking statements or information will
    prove to be accurate, as actual results and future
    events could differ materially from those
    anticipated in such statements.
    Accordingly, readers should not place undue
    reliance on forward-looking statements or
    information. All
    forward-looking statements and information made
    herein, are qualified by this cautionary
    statement.

    For more
    information, contact:

    Irwin Olian,
    President and CEO

    E-mail:
    tigertail@panafrican.com

    Phone: (604) 899-0100


    Fax: (604) 899-0200


    Tom Kinakin, Corporate
    Communications – Vancouver

    Email:
    tom@panafrican.com

    Phone: (604)
    899-0100

    Fax: (604)
    899-0200


    Carrie Howes, Corporate
    Communications – London

    Email:
    carrie@panafrican.com

    Phone:
    +44-7780-602-788


    The TSX
    Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not
    accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy
    of the content of the information contained
    herein.

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