Beiträge von Fünfvorzwölf

    Moin,


    "Anhand aktueller Zahlen habe ich mal gerechnet : Das EVPO liegt bei etwa o,3 $ / OZ R&R. "


    Danke für den Hinweis.


    Zugleich ein Hinweis auf den Hebel.


    Es gibt noch andere, völlig unterbewertete Unternehmen. Apogee z.B. halte ich auch.


    Viele Grüße


    Matze

    Hi Ihr Zwei,



    freut mich, dass Ihr auch dabei seid!


    Ich halte noch meine ganze alte Posi. Bin sehr zuversichtlich, dass das mal was wird ...


    lg Matze




    Mines Management’s Montanore Silver-Copper Project Will Start Producing In 2016


    By Kevin Michael Grace


    When Doug Dobbs, Vice President, Corporate Development of Mines Management Inc,
    is asked about his company’s name, he replies, “It was the best they
    could come up with in 1947.” He explains, “We were originally involved
    in managing mines. It’s a misnomer today, because it’s easy to confuse
    us with a consulting or contracting company. We have a joke—we don’t
    have any mines, and we don’t have any management. But we’re close to
    having both now.”


    Indeed they are. Mines Management’s
    Montanore Silver-Copper Project is scheduled to go into production in
    2016. Located in Lincoln County, Montana, it is 40 miles east of Idaho’s
    Silver Valley, which has produced over one billion ounces of silver.
    Discovered in 1983 by US Borax & Chemical, it was sold to Noranda in
    1988. In 2002, with metals prices languishing, Noranda sold it to Mines Management,
    the same year the current management of the company took over. The
    deposit strike is 4,000 metres long and 500 metres to 700 metres wide.


    [Blockierte Grafik: http://resourceclips.com/wp-content/feature_images/MinesManagement_lg.jpg]


    According to a February 2011 Preliminary Economic Assessment,
    Montanore hosts 166.3 million ounces silver measured and indicated at a
    1% cutoff and 65.1 million ounces inferred. Its copper deposit is
    estimated at 1.23 billion pounds measured and indicated at a 0.75%
    cutoff and 497.5 million pounds inferred. Dobbs comments, “This is not a
    world-class copper deposit by any extent, but it’s still a significant
    resource. However, 231 million ounces of silver is a very significant
    resource.”


    Montanore is scheduled for a 15-year mine life, producing 12,500 tons per day. Mines Management
    has invested about $50 million in the project since 2002, but bringing
    it to production will take $552.3 million. Based on November 2010 prices
    of $25.65 per ounce silver and $3.72 per pound copper, Montanore’s
    pre-tax Net Present Value is US$1.323 billion and has an internal rate
    of return of 32.3%, at a 5% discount rate.


    Montanore is a high-investment, high-return property, but before
    construction is financed, about another $30 million to $50 million in
    investment is needed. Dobbs says, “Noranda had the project fully
    permitted in 1993. As part of their withdrawal in 2002, they allowed a
    number of their permits to expire. The various government agencies
    requested that we update the environmental impact study. We’re nearing
    completion of that, with a final EIS in the next 12 months. This will
    culminate in a record of decision that will reinstate our permits and
    approval to build the mine. Then we have an underground drilling program
    as part of a feasibility study, which should wrap up in about 36
    months.” Construction will require another two years.




    Zitat

    We are undervalued relative to the net asset value of our project – Doug Dobbs


    Although Mines Management
    is content with the resource it has, Dobbs adds, “The upcoming drilling
    program could actually identify a discovery. There’s potential for a
    discovery at depth, where there is evidence of a third, additional,
    mineralized zone, which would certainly add value, if found.”


    Of course, the rise of silver to $34.47 an ounce and copper to $4.49 a
    pound (at press time) has already added considerable value to
    Montanore. Despite this, Mines Management’s
    share price has fallen about a dollar this year to $3.15. Current
    market cap is $74 million. The company has only 23.5 million shares
    outstanding. Dobbs says, “We’ve never had a rollback or reverse split or
    restructuring of our stock, so that’s an organic number. We’ve been
    given the opportunity over the last five years to raise larger amounts
    of capital, but we’ve tended to raise the cap as needed, not in a manner
    that’s terribly dilutive. This has resulted in a fairly tight share
    structure that gives us lots of room from the standpoint of shareholder
    value to raise the capital we need.” On March 3, the company announced a
    $15-million offering of 4.8 million shares.


    “We are undervalued relative to the net asset value of our project,”
    Dobbs declares. “That’s not unusual. You typically see companies’
    valuations growing as development approaches, and I think we’re on track
    to do that.” He concludes, “This is a large enough project to attract
    the attention of larger mining companies looking to expand. It could
    become a takeover target as we advance it.”


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    Comments are closed.




    This article was posted by Will Roy on Thursday, March 3rd, 2011 at 11:21 pm.

    Moin,


    die Apex Pleite hat mich fast 5000 Euro gekostet.


    Was ist passiert?


    Nichts!


    Der Aktienwert ist einfach Null.


    Für einen Ausstieg war es irgendwann zu spät.


    Vielleicht kommt eines Tages ein weißer Engel und kauft den Börsenmantel zu Höchstpreisen.


    Hahahaha.


    Keine Info vom Management.


    Die haben bei mir versch...... und bekommen sicherlich nie wieder einen Cent von mir.


    Matze

    Die News ist uns noch entgangen:


    MGT expects permits this year for Montana silver/copper
    project

    By: Liezel Hill
    18th January 2011


    TORONTO (miningweekly.com) – Amex- and TSX-listed Mines Management
    (MGT) hopes to have permitting resolved for its flagship Montanore
    silver/copper project within the next 12 months, said
    vice-president for corporate development Doug Dobbs.
    The company announced the results of a preliminary economic
    assessment on the mine in December, outlining plans for a 12 500
    t/d operation, producing an average of 6,4-million ounces of silver
    and 51,1-million pounds of copper a year.
    The initial capital cost to build the mine was estimated at
    $552,3-million and the study indicated the project would be robust
    at current prices.
    The Montanore deposit has been studied off and on, under a series
    of owners, since its discovery in 1983 and Canada's Noranda
    Minerals actually permitted a proposed mine in the early 1990s,
    before putting the project on ice because of low metals prices.
    MGT bought the asset from Noranda and started working on updating
    and reactivating the existing permits under the National
    Environmental Policy Act process in 2005.
    Once the permits are received, the company will move forward with
    underground drilling and evaluation, ahead of completing a full
    bankable feasibility study, likely about 24 months later.
    The Montanore deposit is located in north-west Montana, about 40
    miles from the historic Silver Valley mining district.
    The permitting process, while by no means simple, was certainly
    helped by the fact that the project is planned as an underground
    mine, which means a smaller environmental footprint, and will use
    conventional grinding and flotation processing, Dobbs
    commented.
    “And the key thing is that it won't use any cyanide, which has been
    somewhat demonised in the state of Montana.”
    There is also strong support for the project from the local
    community and politicians, he said.
    Dobbs also commented that the silver/copper combination means the
    operation is well positioned to remain profitable whether the
    global economic outlook improves or darkens.
    Silver, like gold, is seen as a safe-haven investment against
    riskier assets during times of uncertainty, while both silver and
    copper are used in industrial applications, which means demand
    increases with economic growth.
    Edited by: Liezel Hill


    http://www.miningweekly.com/ar…copper-project-2011-01-18

    Hi Edelman,

    welcome back! Schaut doch gut aus grad. Bin auch ein wenig euphorisiert aufgrund der aktuellen Entwicklung.


    lg Matze




    Spokane's Mines Management has yet to catch M&A fever


    Mines
    Management's CEO says the tough political climate of Montana mining is
    looking pretty good in an era of mine expropriations, government
    corruption, revolutions, and soaring mining tax burdens.


    Author: Dorothy Kosich


    Posted:
    Friday
    ,
    22 Oct 2010




    </ins>



    RENO, NV -
    ines Management's wholly owned Montanore project hosts one of
    the world's largest undeveloped silver-copper projects believes to host
    more than 230 million ounces of silver and nearly 2 billion pounds of
    copper.
    So, why at this time of rampant mergers and acquisitions and hostile
    takeovers in the international mining industry, is Spokane,
    Washington-based Mines Management (NYSE-Amex: MGM, TSX: MGT) not being
    gobbled up by a major silver miner?
    The North American mining community has had an unfavorable view of
    Montana mining after Montanans voted twice to ban cyanide mining
    processes and open pit gold mining in the state.
    Discovered in 1983 and explored by major miners such as U.S. Borax,
    the Montanore project is located underground and will not use cyanide in
    its processes. However, the project is located near Montana's Cabinet
    Wilderness, which has become a favorite battleground of the state's
    environmental special interests.
    However, the recent selection by government agencies of a preferred
    alternative for a power line to serve Montanore minimizes the
    transmission line's impact for many species including grizzly bears,
    bull trout and old growth timber.
    In a luncheon talk Thursday at the Silver Summit in Spokane,
    Washington, Mines Management CEO Glenn Dobbs noted the politics of
    Montana mining look pretty good when compared to mines in other
    countries are being expropriated, are being tapped for more and more
    revenue to fund shrinking government budgets, or are so unsafe workers
    are being killed.
    In fact, Dobbs said Montana state regulators consider Montanore
    largely permitted and have asked federal agencies to take over the
    permitting process. He noted the federal permitting process is the
    identical process "we would go through if we were in Nevada."
    Dobbs predicted that the federal agencies will issue their final
    Record of Decision on Montanore next year. A preliminary economic
    assessment should be out at the first of next year.
    In response to a Mineweb reporter's question, Dobbs said Mines
    Management has been approached by several significant silver producers
    wishing to add Montanore to their project portfolio. "We have spurned
    all offers" because Mines Management considers Montanore to be a "very
    large project that is currently undervalued," he explained.
    Dobbs estimated Mines Management is currently trading at only 25% of
    what corporate officials believe the company will be worth once
    Montanore is fully permitted. "We have invited everyone to see us once
    we complete the permitting."
    If Mines Management were presented with a deal they consider
    sufficient, the offer would not be turned down, Dobbs advised. However,
    he noted the company has already identified sources of financing and the
    structure of that project financing.
    Dobbs hopes the project financing could be arranged quickly enough to
    shorten an estimated two-year underground drifting and drilling
    program.

    So allmählich macht sich Norsemont bereit für die Hochzeit!


    :) :) :)


    15.06.2010 16:16Norsemont Provides Constancia
    Project Update / - Chilloroya access agreement concluded - Exploration
    drilling set to resume - Constancia ESIA Public Audience Completed


    TORONTO, ON and LIMA, Peru, June 15 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Norsemont Mining Inc. ("the
    Company") (TSX: NOM, BVL: NOM) is pleased to announce that on June 12,
    2010, the Company signed an agreement with the community of Chilloroya
    for its annual access contract, which allows Norsemont access to the
    community's surface rights overlying the Company's extensive mineral
    rights. The access contract, which is to be ratified by the community
    assembly on June 20, 2010, provides Norsemont access to the new
    exploration targets at Chilloroya South and Pampacancha.
    Norsemont has begun the mobilization of four drill rigs to drill
    test both the Pampacancha and Chilloroya South targets. A first phase
    program of approximately 13,000 metres, which is expected to resume
    before the end of the month, will further define skarn mineralization at
    Pampacancha and test a cluster of strong chargeability anomalies at
    Chilloroya South. The new discoveries at Chilloroya South have
    individual dimensions of 1,000 x 900 metres over an area of 4km x 3km. A
    reconnaissance program conducted last year revealed strong surficial
    evidence of porphyry related Cu-Au-Mo mineralization. Of the 152 rock
    chip samples taken 52% reported values from 0.1g/t to 7.84 g/t Au, 85%
    were anomalous in copper with values from 70ppm to 1.33% Cu and 40%
    anomalous in molybdenum with values 10ppm to 446 ppm Mo.
    In addition, the Company is also pleased to announce that the
    Executive Summary and the Public Participation Plan elements of the
    Environmental and Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for the Constancia
    Project were approved for public dissemination by the Peru's Ministry of
    Energy and Mines (MINEM). On June 3, 2010, the ESIA public audience was
    held and attended by approximately 1,500 people from communities in the
    vicinity of Constancia. The forum was chaired by representatives from
    the Ministry of Energy and Mines and the Regional Direction of Energy
    and Mines. Technical presentations were made by representatives from
    consulting groups Knight Piesold, Social Capital Group and MWH. Based on
    established regulations, the ESIA approval process should not exceed
    120 days and, barring any unforeseen obstacles, the Company expects to
    receive final approval of the ESIA by October 2010.
    Commenting, Norsemont President and COO Bob Baxter said: "We are
    very pleased to have finalised the negotiations with the community of
    Chilloroya and now have full access to the new exploration targets which
    are very promising and have the potential to add materially to our
    current resource."
    The Company also provided an update on the ongoing Constancia
    optimization study.
    1. Peru's Ministry of Transportation has
    advised Norsemont that a
    privately funded project plans to extend the rail link from Imata
    to
    Tintaya over a distance of approximately 120 km. The extension of
    the
    railway to Tintaya will have a positive impact on the
    transportation
    of concentrate from Constancia. Once in operation, Norsemont will
    use
    the new rail system to transport
    concentrate to the Port of Matarani,
    which will enhance the project economics and also reduce social and
    environmental risks.


    2. Preliminary estimates indicate that a zinc concentrate product can
    be
    produced at Constancia. Production of a separate zinc concentrate
    is
    expected to contribute to Constancia's projected by-product
    revenues
    and also eliminate the zinc penalties that were previously
    accounted
    for in the project economics. Norsemont is currently conducting
    additional testing, which will be complete in late June, to verify
    these assumptions.


    3. The potential for a new mine plan incorporating Constancia's
    current
    inferred resource has been reviewed. Additional drilling
    requirements
    for upgrading the "inferred" ore category to "measured" is
    currently
    under review. Upgrading Constancia's inferred resource is expected
    to
    have a further positive impact to the project's NPV.



    Full results of the Constancia optimisations study are expected
    during the third quarter of 2010.
    ABOUT NORSEMONT MINING - Norsemont is a mineral exploration and
    development company advancing the Constancia Copper project in Southern
    Peru. The Company's Constancia project is located in Cusco department,
    approximately 100 kilometres south of Cusco, Peru. The company's shares
    are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the
    symbol NOM, and on the Bolsa de Valores, Lima (BVL) also under the
    symbol NOM.
    The technical information provided in this press release was
    reviewed and approved by Robert. W. Baxter (MAusIMM), the President and a
    director of the Company and a qualified person for the purposes of
    National Instrument 43-101.
    Norsemont Mining Inc.



    CONTACT: Mr. Bob Baxter, President and COO, Norsemont Mining Inc,
    Phone:
    011-51-1-99352-6473; Patrick Evans, CEO, Norsemont Mining Inc,
    416-670-5114;
    E-Mail: investors@norsemont.com, Web Site:
    http://www.norsemont.com/

    > wird bei einer Kapitalerhöhung (wie bei Norsemont Mining Inc) wertlos ausgebucht <


    Also, ich habe alle meine Anteile noch.


    Die waren nie wertlos. Und die Entwicklung ist im Vergleich zu vielen anderen Werten auch nicht schlecht, meine Meinung.


    Seit Freitag ist auch Lehman draußen. Die hielten noch über 9 Millionen Anteile.
    Da die jetzt verhökert sind, gehe ich von wieder steigenden Kursen aus.


    Viele Grüße


    :)

    Hi,


    über Google habe ich diesen Thread hier gefunden, den ich vor Jahren angefangen habe.


    Ich habe mich sehr gewundert über das, was weiter oben beschrieben wurde. Davon habe ich überhaupt nix mitbekommen!


    ?) ?) ?)


    Zitat

    Auf jeden Fall scheint der Handel mit
    dieser Aktie seit dem 5.5.09 ausgesetzt zu sein.

    ?) ?) ?)


    Keine Ahnung, ob der Handel da mal ausgesetzt war.


    Ich halte meine Positionen seit 2006 und habe über die Jahre insgesamt vier mal aufgestockt.


    Mein letzter Einkauf war im September zu 0,80 Euro, da habe ich meinen Bestand verdoppelt.


    Mein Ziel war immer, Norsemont zu halten, bis die Liegenschaft verkauft wird.


    Ich rechne damit, dass das noch in diesem Jahr passieren kann.


    Mittlerweile ist fast niemand mehr hier investiert, jedenfalls gibt es seit ewigen Zeiten kein Gepushe, sondern nur noch kontiniuerliche Arbeit im Projekt. Es wird nicht viel Gedöns gemacht, aber anscheinend geht es voran. Ein Klotz am Bein sind wohl noch die Aktien, die Lehman hält und ständig am Verkaufen ist. Aber sicher nicht mehr lange ... :)


    Ich stell mal einen Chart rein, ich finde die Aktie echt nicht schlecht. Sie hat sich auch in der Krise nach der Lehman-Pleite überraschend gut gehalten. Da hatte ganz andere Totalverluste. Kupfer ist wieder sexy und so ist Norsemont. :D


    Leider funzt das Bild nicht, keine Ahnung warum. :boese:


    [Blockierte Grafik: http://www.stockhouse.com/charts/BasicChart.aspx?sd=5/21/2009&ed=5/21/2010&ticker=T.NOM&t=0&w=384&h=280&sl=0&i=0]

    So viele 100er Käufe.


    Sieht nach Maschinenkäufen aus.


    Da will einer viele MGN´s und zeigt es nicht. Nur den Kurs nicht zu früh hochkaufen!


    :-)))


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    18.12.2009 22:03Mines Management Announces Third Quarter Financial and Operating Results


    MINES MANAGEMENT, INC. (NYSE Amex: MGN)(TSX: MGT) announces results for
    the third quarter, 2009.
    Overview
    In the third quarter of 2009, the Company:



    • Worked on responding to the public comments to the Environmental
      Impact Statement ("EIS") and incorporating them into a revised EIS
      document expected to be completed during the fourth quarter of 2009.

    • Reviewed data and information on potential mining, exploration and
      development opportunities in Latin America and the western United
      States.

    • Discussed financing opportunities and timing, and approved the filing
      of a shelf registration in the fourth quarter of 2009.

    • Maintained a strong cash and investment position at September 30,
      2009, with $14.2 million of unrestricted cash and certificates of
      deposit.

    • Repaid a $1.8 million line of credit in September 2009.

    Man kann sich ja dauernd einreden, dass eh alles nix bringt und dass alles schlecht ist, was gemacht wird. Die ganzen Steuergelder für Entwicklungshilfe landen nur auf schweizer Bankkonten. Also, besser gar nix machen. [smilie_love]


    M.E. wäre es eh besser, wenn man die richtigen Weichen in der Agrarpolitik stellt, statt das ganze Geld in die Entwicklungshilfe zu stecken. Sicher gibt es dort auch eine Unmenge an tollen und guten und hoffnungsfrohen Projekten, aber einen großen Effekt auf die Wirtschaft der sogenannten Entwicklungsländer hätte es, wenn man die Schutzzölle in der EU und die Exportsubventionen abbauen würde. Das wäre das Gebot der ersten Stunde.


    Aber so billig, wie sich hier manche aus der Affäre ziehen wollen, das sehe ich nicht . :S


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