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March 24, 2010
www.tasekomines.com/tko/...s-Agreement-With-Sojitz-Corporation
www.tasekomines.com/tko/...s-Agreement-With-Sojitz-Corporation
July 09, 2010
www.tasekomines.com/tko/...Announces-Strong-Production-Results
www.tasekomines.com/tko/...Announces-Strong-Production-Results
Wed, Aug 18, 2010
Auszug:
Taseko Mines posted a Q2 profit of $C17.4 million and net earning of C$45.4 million or C$0.24 per share as compared with a profit of C$16.7 million and earnings of C$11.4 million year over year.
“Revenue for the quarter was $56.5 million from the sale of Taseko’s 75% share of 21.1 million pounds of copper and 193,000 pounds of molybdenum at an average realized price of US$3.15 per pound for copper and US$16.67 per pound for molybdenum,” stated the press release.
The company also announced that it expects the final expansion of its Gibraltar Project in British Columbia to be completed by the end of 2010.
molyinvestingnews.com/2716-moly-price-fluctuations.html
Auszug:
Taseko Mines posted a Q2 profit of $C17.4 million and net earning of C$45.4 million or C$0.24 per share as compared with a profit of C$16.7 million and earnings of C$11.4 million year over year.
“Revenue for the quarter was $56.5 million from the sale of Taseko’s 75% share of 21.1 million pounds of copper and 193,000 pounds of molybdenum at an average realized price of US$3.15 per pound for copper and US$16.67 per pound for molybdenum,” stated the press release.
The company also announced that it expects the final expansion of its Gibraltar Project in British Columbia to be completed by the end of 2010.
molyinvestingnews.com/2716-moly-price-fluctuations.html
Alexandre Deslongchamps, Bloomberg News · Wednesday, Nov. 3
OTTAWA - The federal government said yesterday it won't allow Taseko Mines Ltd. to proceed with its Prosperity gold and copper project in British Columbia under its current plan because it would cause too much damage to the environment.
"The government of Canada has not granted authorization for the Prosperity project due to concerns about the significant adverse environmental effects of the project as proposed," Environment Minister Jim Prentice told reporters in Ottawa yesterday outside Parliament.
Taseko wanted federal approval to develop its Prosperity deposit, 125 kilometres southwest of Williams Lake.
The project would harm fish habitat, navigation and land use by native groups, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency panel said in recommendations to the government posted on its website in July.
Brian Battison, Taseko's vice-president of corporate affairs, didn't immediately return a telephone call seeking comment.
Taseko plunged $1.81, or 28%, to $4.67 yesterday immediately after the close of regular New York Stock Exchange trading. The shares had risen 54% this year through the close.
Mr. Prentice also said the government approved Thompson Creek Metals Co.'s Mt. Milligan copper and gold project near Prince George, B.C.
Mr. Prentice said the Mt. Milligan mine should serve as a model to other companies seeking approval under the country's environmental process.
www.nationalpost.com/todays-paper/...roject/3767682/story.html
OTTAWA - The federal government said yesterday it won't allow Taseko Mines Ltd. to proceed with its Prosperity gold and copper project in British Columbia under its current plan because it would cause too much damage to the environment.
"The government of Canada has not granted authorization for the Prosperity project due to concerns about the significant adverse environmental effects of the project as proposed," Environment Minister Jim Prentice told reporters in Ottawa yesterday outside Parliament.
Taseko wanted federal approval to develop its Prosperity deposit, 125 kilometres southwest of Williams Lake.
The project would harm fish habitat, navigation and land use by native groups, the Canadian Environmental Assessment Agency panel said in recommendations to the government posted on its website in July.
Brian Battison, Taseko's vice-president of corporate affairs, didn't immediately return a telephone call seeking comment.
Taseko plunged $1.81, or 28%, to $4.67 yesterday immediately after the close of regular New York Stock Exchange trading. The shares had risen 54% this year through the close.
Mr. Prentice also said the government approved Thompson Creek Metals Co.'s Mt. Milligan copper and gold project near Prince George, B.C.
Mr. Prentice said the Mt. Milligan mine should serve as a model to other companies seeking approval under the country's environmental process.
www.nationalpost.com/todays-paper/...roject/3767682/story.html
OTTAWA -- Finance Minister JimFlaherty is downplaying allegations his government leaked a decision on a mining project, causing the company's share price to plummet two weeks before it was announced to the public.
Opposition parties are trying to link the government to news the B.C. Securities Commis-sion is looking into a mid-October plunge that saw the stock price of Taseko Mines drop 32%.
At the time, Taseko was wait-
ing for a federal decision on whether to let them go ahead with an open-pit copper and gold mine near Fish Lake, B.C.
Then-environment minister Jim Prentice announced the decision Nov. 2 and quit two days later to take a high-paying executive job at CIBC.
But Flaherty said he wasn't worried it was a leak that pre-cipitated trading in 30 million shares over several hours.
"I'm not concerned about it," Flaherty said. "All I know is that there was some fluctuation in a stock price. That happens quite often and when it does happen, the (securities) commissions are responsible for looking into why it did happen. Often there's a good explanation."
NDP deputy leader Thomas Mulcair said he was disturbed by the news.
"In the (Taseko Mines)annual report, their bankers are CIBC ... it might just be an unfortunate, in this case, coin-cidence, but it's a fact."
When asked whether he was saying Prentice leaked his deci-sion, Mulcair said he was "very careful" just to state facts.
Government House Leader John Baird says the opposition should table evidence if they have any....www.timminspress.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=2864135
Opposition parties are trying to link the government to news the B.C. Securities Commis-sion is looking into a mid-October plunge that saw the stock price of Taseko Mines drop 32%.
At the time, Taseko was wait-
ing for a federal decision on whether to let them go ahead with an open-pit copper and gold mine near Fish Lake, B.C.
Then-environment minister Jim Prentice announced the decision Nov. 2 and quit two days later to take a high-paying executive job at CIBC.
But Flaherty said he wasn't worried it was a leak that pre-cipitated trading in 30 million shares over several hours.
"I'm not concerned about it," Flaherty said. "All I know is that there was some fluctuation in a stock price. That happens quite often and when it does happen, the (securities) commissions are responsible for looking into why it did happen. Often there's a good explanation."
NDP deputy leader Thomas Mulcair said he was disturbed by the news.
"In the (Taseko Mines)annual report, their bankers are CIBC ... it might just be an unfortunate, in this case, coin-cidence, but it's a fact."
When asked whether he was saying Prentice leaked his deci-sion, Mulcair said he was "very careful" just to state facts.
Government House Leader John Baird says the opposition should table evidence if they have any....www.timminspress.com/ArticleDisplay.aspx?e=2864135
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DAILY NEWS Feb 16, 2011 5:00 PM
COPPER PROCESSING: Taseko to build second mill at Gibraltar
BRITISH COLUMBIA -The board of Vancouver's Taseko Mines has approved spending to boost production by 30,000 t/d at its Gibraltar copper-molybdenum mine by building a second concentrator at the site. The original concentrator treats 55,000 t/d.
Capital costs for the expansion are expected to be $235 million for the mill and a new moly recovery facility plus $90 million for new mining equipment.
The company said the additional capacity will increase annual copper production at Gibraltar by 60 million lb to 180 million lb at life-of-mine average grade. Moly production will rise by more than 1.0 million lb/y.
Taseko said it wants to move quickly to take advantage of record high copper prices. Construction will begin in early spring and commissioning is anticipated in Q4 2012.
Go-ahead for the project also requires the co-operation of Taseko's 25% Gibraltar joint venture partner, Cariboo Copper Corp., and the parties are now in discussions to this end.
www.canadianminingjournal.com/issues/story.aspx?aid=1000402457
COPPER PROCESSING: Taseko to build second mill at Gibraltar
BRITISH COLUMBIA -The board of Vancouver's Taseko Mines has approved spending to boost production by 30,000 t/d at its Gibraltar copper-molybdenum mine by building a second concentrator at the site. The original concentrator treats 55,000 t/d.
Capital costs for the expansion are expected to be $235 million for the mill and a new moly recovery facility plus $90 million for new mining equipment.
The company said the additional capacity will increase annual copper production at Gibraltar by 60 million lb to 180 million lb at life-of-mine average grade. Moly production will rise by more than 1.0 million lb/y.
Taseko said it wants to move quickly to take advantage of record high copper prices. Construction will begin in early spring and commissioning is anticipated in Q4 2012.
Go-ahead for the project also requires the co-operation of Taseko's 25% Gibraltar joint venture partner, Cariboo Copper Corp., and the parties are now in discussions to this end.
www.canadianminingjournal.com/issues/story.aspx?aid=1000402457
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MfG
MfG
Hallo zusammen,
schon etwas leergefegt hier.
Bin noch mit einer kleinen Position investiert.
Präsentation (März 2017)
www.tasekomines.com/investors/presentations
schon etwas leergefegt hier.
Bin noch mit einer kleinen Position investiert.
Präsentation (März 2017)
www.tasekomines.com/investors/presentations
(Verkleinert auf 45%) 
Präsentation (März 2017)
www.tasekomines.com/investors/presentations
www.tasekomines.com/investors/presentations
(Verkleinert auf 51%)
Aussage vom CEO:
“The strong finish to 2016, after another challenging year for the copper sector, and the positive momentum so far in 2017 is very exciting for the Company. With the general market sentiment that higher prices should remain in 2017, combined with Gibraltar’s higher production and lower costs, we expect a very successful year ahead. With our improved balance sheet today plus increased cash flows we expect in 2017 we will be in a strong position to address our debt obligations, well in advance of the 2019 maturity dates,” concluded Mr. Hallbauer.
Quelle:
Geschäftsbericht 2016 (22.02.17)
www.tasekomines.com/investors/financial-reports
“The strong finish to 2016, after another challenging year for the copper sector, and the positive momentum so far in 2017 is very exciting for the Company. With the general market sentiment that higher prices should remain in 2017, combined with Gibraltar’s higher production and lower costs, we expect a very successful year ahead. With our improved balance sheet today plus increased cash flows we expect in 2017 we will be in a strong position to address our debt obligations, well in advance of the 2019 maturity dates,” concluded Mr. Hallbauer.
Quelle:
Geschäftsbericht 2016 (22.02.17)
www.tasekomines.com/investors/financial-reports
Geschäftsbericht 2016 (22.02.17)
www.tasekomines.com/investors/financial-reports
www.tasekomines.com/investors/financial-reports
(Verkleinert auf 55%)
Sind hier noch investierte?
Ich sehe Kupfer aufgrund der relativ guten globalen Konjunktur und des limitierten Angebots weiter als interessant.
Ich sehe Kupfer aufgrund der relativ guten globalen Konjunktur und des limitierten Angebots weiter als interessant.
sehen gut aus.
www.tasekomines.com/investors/...s-in-the-second-quarter-2017
Allerdings wird der Umsatz im nächsten Quartal bis zu 10% geringer ausfallen wegen Unwetter an der wichtigsten Mine.
Hier die aktuelle Unternehmenspräsentation:
www.tasekomines.com/assets/docs/presentations/mar17-update.pdf
www.tasekomines.com/investors/...s-in-the-second-quarter-2017
Allerdings wird der Umsatz im nächsten Quartal bis zu 10% geringer ausfallen wegen Unwetter an der wichtigsten Mine.
Hier die aktuelle Unternehmenspräsentation:
www.tasekomines.com/assets/docs/presentations/mar17-update.pdf
so rein spekulativ, mit taschengeld, und ultralong :D
kupferpreise könnten mittelfristig wieder stark anziehen durch gelddrucken der ezb (mehr immobiliennachfrage eu), elektromobilität, auch mehr elektronik-absatz (chip leiterbahnen aus kupfer statt gold..) aber hauptsächlich dürfte langfritig kupfer in elektromotoren und ... supraleitern draufgehen ^^
kaufn und liegen lassen? der vorteil von kleineren minenbetreibern ist langfristig - sofern sie im kern nicht schon bankrott sind - dass sobald die großen rohstoffkonzerne den output drosseln zur preisstabilisierung, diese stärker davon profitieren - denke ich mir ^^
mfg
kupferpreise könnten mittelfristig wieder stark anziehen durch gelddrucken der ezb (mehr immobiliennachfrage eu), elektromobilität, auch mehr elektronik-absatz (chip leiterbahnen aus kupfer statt gold..) aber hauptsächlich dürfte langfritig kupfer in elektromotoren und ... supraleitern draufgehen ^^
kaufn und liegen lassen? der vorteil von kleineren minenbetreibern ist langfristig - sofern sie im kern nicht schon bankrott sind - dass sobald die großen rohstoffkonzerne den output drosseln zur preisstabilisierung, diese stärker davon profitieren - denke ich mir ^^
mfg
AMD, Bloom Energy, CRR, Daido Steel, DHT, Hecla Mining, SafeBulkers, Singulus, Solarworld, UMC
Denk mal bei steigenden Kupfer preisen ist die Aktie blankes Dynamik. ...Natürlich meine bescheidene Meinung und Hoffnung :)))
dominant steigende rohstoff sein wird (erzeugt kaufreflexe...) der steigende goldpreis impliziert dann eine gewisse inflation, die die restlichen rohstoffpreise mitzieht.
vom timing her ist es eher sinnvoller, primäre goldminer zu kaufen, die ggf. noch kupfer und sonstige industriemetelle als nebenprodukt erschürfen für die sog. allin-kosten ...
mir reicht auf dem us-kontinent hecla mining. der älteste börsennotierte minenbetreiber und waren mal der weltgrößte kupferschürfer. sollten die us kupferassets von damals noch im boden der hecla mining schlummern, könnten sich hier noch langfristige potenziale ergeben ... aber zunächst ist nur gold relevant - und silber als elektronik-metall.
kupfer könnter aber durchaus einen früheren auftrieb erhalten, wenn die usa und die eu wieder verstärkt photovoltaik pushen... weil das viele kupferleitungen braucht - zzgl. zum ohnehin nötigen silber..
mfg
vom timing her ist es eher sinnvoller, primäre goldminer zu kaufen, die ggf. noch kupfer und sonstige industriemetelle als nebenprodukt erschürfen für die sog. allin-kosten ...
mir reicht auf dem us-kontinent hecla mining. der älteste börsennotierte minenbetreiber und waren mal der weltgrößte kupferschürfer. sollten die us kupferassets von damals noch im boden der hecla mining schlummern, könnten sich hier noch langfristige potenziale ergeben ... aber zunächst ist nur gold relevant - und silber als elektronik-metall.
kupfer könnter aber durchaus einen früheren auftrieb erhalten, wenn die usa und die eu wieder verstärkt photovoltaik pushen... weil das viele kupferleitungen braucht - zzgl. zum ohnehin nötigen silber..
mfg
papertrader und fakedepot kopierer
Bin ziemlich breit aufgestellt in Gold und Silber Minen. .....;)
Bei deiner Analyse bin ich 100 prozentig bei dir!
Wünsche noch ein angenehmes Wochenende; ))
Bei deiner Analyse bin ich 100 prozentig bei dir!
Wünsche noch ein angenehmes Wochenende; ))
müsste eigentlich bei den metallpreisen viel höher stehen bzw. längst steigen ... wohl mal wieder so eine kanadische abzockbude? aktien sind nur so viel wert wie das management - leider wahr...
mfg
mfg
papertrader und fakedepot kopierer
Heute an. ....Kann ganz schnell auch in die andere Richtung gehen. ..;)
Naja soooo schlecht ist die Aktie nun auch wieder nicht. ... ;))
Warten wir mal die nächsten Wochen noch ab ob wir den Euro hier sehen. ...???!
Mfg.
Warten wir mal die nächsten Wochen noch ab ob wir den Euro hier sehen. ...???!
Mfg.
den Edelmetallen zu profitieren.
War es das bereits mit der Kurs-Korrektur, oder kann es nochmal in den Bereich um USD 0,60 gehen?
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