Stans Energy heavy rare earth Prod. 2012

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Sorry, irgendwas ist mit dem Server ,

ich kann nur sagen , dass Stans Energy im RBS (Royal Bank of Scotland) Zertifikat involviert ist !

Gruß , T.

Daran könnte es liegen: Ohne dass man die "Geschäftsbedingungen" (Disclaimer) akzeptiert hat, sprich man seinen "Fingerabdruck" hinterlassen hat, kann man sich keine Daten der RBS-Webseite ansehen oder solche downloaden. RBS will sicher sein, der jeweilige User hat die Risikoklasse der angebotenen Produkte verstanden. Gruß, M.

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Gruß T.

It also means that, investmentwise, at least a few of the non-Chinese RE plays will HAVE to work out. Yes, I’d like to see the so-called “free market” work and find the best plays. (In our government-regulated world, is there any such thing as a “free market” anywhere?)
At the same time, I believe that there will be top-down government support for at least a couple of RE projects, in one way or another. Government support will matter. We’ll have to deal with it.

Rare Bird of the Rare Earths
Tangential to that last point, I should add that Dr. Gschneidner is, indeed, a rare bird. That is, he came of age in the days of the Cold War, when the U.S. government — through the Atomic Energy Commission and Defense Department — poured large levels of funding and resources into the pure science associated with atomic energy and related exotic elements on the periodic table.

Way back then — from the 1950-70s — research into RE proceeded apace. There was money. There was political support, representing national will. There were human resources in the form of many of the best graduate students of the day. There was a robust U.S. industrial base. There was a sense of purpose as top-notch scientists and engineers unwrapped the secrets of the lanthanide series of elements.

Not to belabor the point, but that past type and level of U.S. national-level support for basic science is much diminished now. Today, it’s far more important for the U.S. government to fund the Welfare State, as well as to keep small armies of lawyers and regulators on the payroll. Who needs material scientists, right?

Of course, all through the Cold War, the Soviets did much the same thing as happened at the Ames Lab in Iowa. One key locale for the Soviet research was the former “Secret Laboratory No. 10,” south of Moscow. As ESI readers know, Lab 10 is now the Russian Leading Institute for Chemical Technology (VNIIHT). And VNIIHT has a strong relationship with Stans Energy (HRE: TSX-V).

As I’ve stated over and over, Stans is a strong RE play because of its relationship with a strong base of intellectual capital via VNIIHT. I cannot overemphasize this point about the science side of things. The only way to make an RE play work is to have management with a fundamental understanding of the atomic physics of the RE elements. Obtaining RE is not like mining copper, during which you’re going to crush rock, pour an ingot and sell the raw material to somebody else.
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China is not standing still in the rare earth space. There are rumours in the market that the December export quota announcement could contain quite a surprise. Meanwhile, Beijing is looking - like just about everyone else - to improve its REE security by finding non-China supplies (a factor which feeds into a new theory about China’s export strategy). But one step at a time.

Some people in the rare earth industry believe China’s next export quota statement will strike a new approach - it will distinguish between heavy rare earths and the lights, perhaps sending a message that it is going to prioritise the former. We shall to wait and see, but it does make sense (especially in light of that new theory I mentioned, of which more below). Meanwhile, an industry source has told me that most commentators got the wrong message from the most recent export quota announcement: that is, they looked at the headline numbers and were mistakenly reassured by the apparent mildness of the cuts. But they should, in my source’s opinion, have realised that China now includes alloys in the figures as well as oxides.
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www.raremetalblog.com/2011/11/...lways-one-ree-step-ahead.html

"This is another important step in our program to restart mining operation and to continue the necessary infrastructure build out for the life of the mine.  This agreement represents another pivotal show of support from both the local and federal authorities to provide development and employment in the region, and provides Stans with a solid footing to continue with our program of sustainable development at our mining sites.   Signing the mill option allows Stans to examine a two phase production plan while the life of mine land lease provides Stans with space to start the infrastructure build out required for the planned annual production of 1500t TREO  in Phase II," states Dr. Gennady Savchenko QP, managing director of Stans Energy KG and LLC Kutisay Mining.

About Stans Energy

Stans Energy is a resource development company focused on progressing Heavy Rare Earth (HRE) properties in areas of the Former Soviet Union. In December 2009, Stans acquired a 20-year mining license for the past-producing Kutessay II rare earth mine from the Kyrgyz Republic. On May 26, 2011 Stans completed the purchase of the Kashka Rare Earth Plant (KRP) the same plant that historically refined REEs from the Kutessay-II open pit mine. The KRP was the only hard rock plant to produce all rare earth elements outside of China, producing 120 different metals, alloys, and oxides. For over 30 years, Kutessay II produced 80% of the rare earth metals for the former Soviet Union.

We seek safe harbour.


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Robert Mackay                                 David Vinokurov
President & CEO                               Manager, Investor Relations
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Mein persönlicher Kommentar : Da werden die Nägel zum Kopf gemacht bei Stans nach der heutigen News!!!

Kommt die Rally jetzt ?

Kein Kauf/Verkaufsaufforderung !

die Machbarkeitsstudie bei Stans bis Ende dieses Jahres, dass wär dann Perfekt und im Zeitrahmen !!

Was wünscht man sich noch mehr ?!

Keine Kauf-Verkaufsaufforderung !

Gruß T.

"This is another important step in our program to restart mining operation and to continue the necessary infrastructure build out for the life of the mine. This agreement represents another pivotal show of support from both the local and federal authorities to provide development and employment in the region, and provides Stans with a solid footing to continue with our program of sustainable development at our mining sites. Signing the mill option allows Stans to examine a two phase production plan while the life of mine land lease provides Stans with space to start the infrastructure build out required for the planned annual production of 1500t TREO in Phase II," states Dr. Gennady Savchenko QP, managing director of Stans Energy KG and LLC Kutisay Mining"...

SOURCE / LINK / QUELLE  dieses Ausschnitts:
www.finanznachrichten.de/...-mill-for-kutessay-ii-mine-004.htm

Tuesday, November 15, 2011
TSX-V wrap:  STANS Energy,  Mkango Resources,
IBC Advanced Alloys and Fission Energy in focus
By Proactive Investors:

"STANS Energy Corp. (CVE: HRE) has signed an exclusive option on the existing Aktyuz mill used for the beneficiation of rare earths ores from the Kutesay II property, and also acquired a surface rights lease for the life of the mine, the company said Monday".

SOURCE / LINK / QUELLE  dieser Australischen Kurz-Meldung:
www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/...in-focus-22051.html

Nov. 14, 2011, 8:41 a.m. EST:
www.marketwatch.com/story/...kutessay-ii-mine-2011-11-14-84100

Ich werde meine Stücke FEST-halten! - So billig gebe ich die nicht mehr her.

...vielleicht einwenig off-topic aber evtl. hat ja jemand diese Doku gesehen. War auf jedenfall sehr interessant ,vor allem der seltene Erde Teil und die "Pläne" Chinas. Wie schon des öfteren gelesen, nochmals die Bestätigung wie China gedenkt mit den selten Erden umzugehen resp. verteilen werden...

ob kurz oder lang, ich bin der Ansicht, dass die Preise wieder steigen werden - der wilde Westen, weiss zwar, dass es nicht an seltener Erde mangelt aber im Abbau ist man noch Jahre zurück im vgl. zu China. Kurzfristiger mangel an Ressourcen - meiner meinung nach def. möglich?!?!

dokumentation.zdf.de/ZDFde/inhalt/19/...:11081291,00.html?dr=1

cheers und auf gute Kurse

... hab mir die Filme per Mediathek angesehen. Es stellt sich unweigerlich eine gewisse Nachdenklichkeit ein ob dem tatsächlichen Raubbau (physisch) und den geopolitischen Verschiebungen (Chinesen "besetzen" Tonga et al). Sehr spannend. Gruß, M.

Wer kümmert sich in dieser Nachrichten-ARMEN Zeit eigentlich um unsere CHARTS?
War jetzt nur 'mal so ein Gedanke:
Vom ollen Teras.

bei so einem popelwert , wo gerade mal 100k Euronen täglich über den tisch gehen :-)

wir könnten uns witze erzählen oder autauschen, wer wo gerade eine DD macht oder gekauft hat . ich "studier" gerade diese graphen geschichte und focus metals im speziellen, auf new millenium iron bin ich gestern gestossen. keine ahnung wie man die zeit überbrücken kann - ich muss auf jedenfall diversifizieren , denn ich bin dermassen vollgestopft mit hre, dass es unverantwortlich wäre bei meiner lieblingscompany nachzuladen....

Prices of Rare Earth Metals Declining Sharply

Da können die Kurse derzeit natürlich nicht steigen.

November 16, 2011 (Source: New York Times) -- After nearly three years of soaring prices for rare earth metals, with the cost of some rising nearly thirtyfold, the market is rapidly coming back down.


www.raremetalblog.com/2011/11/...d%2FIBmE+%28RareMetalBlog+%29

mfg
Arriba1

http://www.ariva.de/forum/...arth-Prod-2012-423152?page=24#jumppos616

immerhin erscheint  Stans jetzt auch im TSX-Venture 30 Index

Standard & Poor's Announces the Semi-Annual Review of the S&P/TSX Venture 30 Index

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mfg
Arriba1

das ist aber uralt....

hier was neues.

ist zwar nur "BK" aber so viele glühende verfechter haben wir ja nicht. ausserdem war er nun mal der mit abstand erfolgreichste BB in Canada in 2010 und ich glaube auch in 2009

stans kommt so in etwa auf seite 3

ucore.com/ByronKing_Nov162011.pdf

 

Neue EU-Studie ergibt, dass Engpässe in der Versorgung mit REO die ambitionierten Pläne der EU zur Entwicklung alternativer Energietechnologien und der damit geplanten Gewinnung von CO2-neutraler Energie gefährden könne.

www.mining.com/2011/11/16/...s-could-choke-green-energy-plans/

das liest sich alles sehr, sehr solide.

schade dass "wir" nicht erwähnt wurden.

 

Natural resources of Kyrgyzstan. Esenamanov sweeps in a new way?        

The Kyrgyzstan’s Ministry of Natural Resources promises to  begin work in the mining industry in a new way even before the end of  2011. First of all, this means the transparency of licensing, compliance  with the interests of investor and the state. Benefits of a narrow  circle of persons who allowed to speculate in the country’s natural  resources as well as making a profit out of  uncontrolled development of  mineral resources and mining were behind such beautiful promises for  many years. The Minister of Natural Resources Zamirbek Esenamanov states  that now an end to poor practice is put, although not completely. The  official told 24.kg news agency, why he was not afraid of criticism and considered himself a reformer in spite of everything.

- The most sensitive issue in your industry, as you know,  is uncontrolled licensing. Have you managed to change things for the  better?

- According to the law, the Ministry issued 998 licenses to both  domestic, and foreign investors for the last 5 years. Now our goal is to  keep them and make sure that they are confident in investing their  funds. Also, 260 licenses were revoked upon expiration of 10 months of  2011. Over 50 of these are licenses to develop small-scale gold deposits,  called placers. These permits were revoked, because each investor  developed its own development program for a year, and the Ministry  claimed it. Depending on the program the company is developing its  expenditure part, amount of work and so on. If the investor himself  offers to perform work and does not do it, then we are forced to cancel  his permit. We have companies delaying the start of work for 11 years,  but it is unprofitable to the state. We would have run the mines, build  factories for 15 years, but only Kumtor works, not taking into  consideration three companies of Kyrgyzaltyn JSC. If Kyrgyzstan launched  47 deposits at one time, the country would have jobs, and the budget  would receive taxes. There is another aspect: internal and external  migration could not be, as workers of mining industry get highest wages.  It would reanimate the society itself, and people would have a  different standard of living. Now after all ambiguity is among local  population.

- The Ministry of Natural Resources conducted the audit  of licenses issued. What are its results and is there a clear  understanding of industry? First it was a solid porridge…

- Yes, the public did not possess the information. We restore  order ourselves. For example, when we looked at a report on the results  of 2010, we have ensured transparency: the considering of results was  attended by MPs, the Public Prosecutor’s Office staff, journalists and  the State National Security Committee (GKNB). An open debate on  licensing agreements was held, all was recorded by a digital camera.  When meetings were held and there were violations in my absence, the  Prosecutor’s Office opened a criminal case on the basis of these  records.

We have covered 30 percent of deposits for the last 10 years of  checking. The developers felt that the state existed. A number of  licenses will be revoked as a result of 2011. There are companies that  hold licenses for two fields. One of them is being developed, and the  other is idle for three years, since the investor does not have the  money to begin work. It turns out that the company took it for the  future, but this is unfair. Under the old law we could revoke the  license only in two cases. The rules were liberal, which then were  challenged in court.

Our agency has been the place of purchase and sale of licenses  for a long time. People took deposit for a song through the Ministry,  and then resold for millions. Unfortunately, this is happening to this  day through the assignment of shares in companies, and the state does  not receive anything.

- Can the state control mentioned problems with the resale of shares in enterprises-developers to avoid a banal speculation?

- The requirements of international legislation on business can  do it. Our Civil Code also gives permission to do so. For example, we  created the LLC by three of us, then I give you a share, and you join a  company, and I go out. In this process the state should have its own  interest. So it means those who lost share, and those who joined the  company should bring the matter of the development before the end.

- Are the state’s interests detailed in the agreements?

- Now they are not. I have no right to violate the Civil Code,  and it would be necessary. Exactly these processes and the  liberalization of laws hindered the process of mining.

- When does the licensing process under the new rules start?

-Competition and auction are provided by the law for deposits of  strategic importance. Everything else is passed directly to the decision  of the Ministry. We have canceled such a practice, and the new rules of  auction have been adopted. Also, we have worked out regulations on  competition, which prescribe the conditions for an investor to make a  real job. On October 5, the First Deputy Prime Minister established an  independent from our Ministry expert team, which analyzes the  legislation (including the regulations of the competition), and the  results will be presented to the management next week. The issuance of  licenses on a competitive basis will begin before a new year.

- Obviously, the same employees who participated in the  “mischief” are still working in the Ministry of Natural Resources after  the April events. Are they willing to work in a new way?

-Yes, many people are real participants, when licenses were  acquired not honestly. They say it was the will of the leadership and  “the Minister did not want to do so”. We can not throw them on the  street at once, because the specialists need time to learn how to live  in a new way. Now the Minister of Personnel, unfortunately, is not  engaged. Now, new employees initially write an application addressed to  the Secretary of State, the paper goes to personnel services, and  everything is solved there. I only sign an order of appointing, and then  the Minister is responsible for everything. On the one hand, it is  right, but on the other - wrong. Maybe I cling to the old, but there are  those who do not meet the post. Because of them, we often overlook the  time.

- Does the Ministry have a real program of industry development, or you are relying on the tasks of Government?

-We have created a three-year development program. It assumes to  introduce deposits into action as soon as deposits are available. This  is a stepwise process: exploration, feasibility studies and so on. The  program includes all such deposits, and we also indicated when and where  the factory would be built.

- - What exactly is the industry waiting for in 2012?

- We wanted to run the Ishtamberdy Gold Mine by the end of 2011.  It started to work, but due to lack of electricity the activity of  processing plant was suspended until the spring. But the ore production  keeps going, a push will be at the mine in January. Some things in the  draft are corrected at another field - the Kara-Kazyk in Chon-Alai  district. Its launch is planned within 2-3 months. There are a number of  such deposits. The plant in Batken province is listed for 2013. There  is a large deposit of aluminum there. There is also a number of projects  for oil and gas, construction of oil refineries. In 2014, a lot of  large deposits of tin and tungsten will also be run in Karakol city.  Thus, 43 facilities important for production will be constructed and 25  thousand jobs will be created in the next 5-7 years. In 2012, the  industry will bring tax payments up to 12 billion soms to the budget. In  2014, we will launch the Taldy Bulak Levoberezhnyi. The construction of  factories under our control will begin from March.

- So, the income from these deposits will be not just numbers on paper, which migrate from one budget to another?

- We could run the Zheruy together with the Kumtor, because they  were issued licenses on one day. But the Zheruy, unfortunately, passed  from one person to another. Six or seven companies developed a  feasibility study. The Zheruy is ready for development, and the state is  interested in running it in the next 1-2 years. The infrastructure has  been prepared there, and the stock is estimated at 100 tonnes. The  project involves costs to the amount of $ 50-60 million, but there are  issues related to the previous owners of the license. Today they are  considered by the court. As soon as legal proceedings are over, a  competition will be announced. Among the major fields, which we plan to  launch in 2012, are the Togolok in Issyk-Kul district with gold reserves  of 40 tons. Now the World Bank is developing terms of the auction for  the license for its development. In the South there are the Terekkan,  Perevalnoe where the final cycle should be. 5-6 gold deposits with a  margin of 40-70 tons are there. And it ends at the second stage, that  is, getting of concentrate out of the ore. Companies in the country can  not recycle it, and according to the 31st article of the Law “On  Subsoil”, have the right to export it abroad. We can not deny. They  should be provided with an alternative to process the ore here.

- Are there any statistics on the amount of concentrate exported from Kyrgyzstan?

-This year, according to customs data, about 3 thousand tons of  ore were exported. We did not think about building a factory in the  country. Now this question is under development.

- Your employees announced the figures that the state  should receive from the proceeds of the precious metals selling - about  20 percent.

-Yes. Now we get only 9 percent of the proceeds from small  deposits of gold. We will get 33 percent taking into account these 20  percent plus taxes. This rule will apply to the companies that will once  again be licensed. In Mongolia, they receive 35 percent from the  companies and plan to raise the bar to 50 percent. Our investors should  get used to the new rules in order not to attack our ministry again.

- Parliament has recently approved 2-percentage  contributions from the income of companies to the local budgets. The  reaction of some investors was mixed.

- Today, the law generally does not have any contributions. Hence  there is the very same ambiguity with companies among local population.  People do not see their own interest; there are no conditions for work  in rural areas. These social problems cause people to go to the  resistance. Our challenge is to let investor and local community work  together. In general, 2 percent are a minimum. In Kazakhstan, such  payments constitute 5.5 percent, in Russia - 7 percent. This is a  worldwide practice that we must implement.

Some moments were applied one-sidedly before my speech at the  last parliamentary hearing. They said investors needed to work and first  they needed some conditions. But the process has already taken place,  they already have a license. Here the whole question is, whether  investor wants to invest or find reasons not to do so.

- The Ministry is often criticized for the fact that it kept itself aloof in recent conflicts between investors and local people.

- I calmly refer to such criticism, since it is not true. I as  the Minister personally went to all conflicting points. There were three  - in Jalal-Abad, Naryn and Talas. I visited two by myself. For example,  the Ishtamberdy in Jalal-Abad, which was ready to start, was seized.  300 people gathered in organized groups. I had to go there, I talked  with them for 3-4 hours, and everything fell into place. There are  social issues, and they were decided in 2-3 days.

- Why are these questions can not be solved before? Why the Minister should go and explain all to the people?

- Then there were organized election campaigns. The same people  went on the fields and excited the people. At the last parliamentary  hearings I told one young man that he was one of the ringleaders, who  walked and played off people. He sat in the hall as if nothing had  happened. The hall was attended by the deputy Minister of Internal  Affairs. I asked him if he knew this guy, and he said that he knew.  Conflicts were temporary, there were political battles, the President is  chosen, and after his inauguration everything will fall into place. Our  work will continue. During the hearings, for example, some said that  manufacturing industry is not growing.

- The head of parliamentary Committee on Economic  Strategy, Investment Policy and Tourism Zamir Bekboyev brought up the  issue about your adequacy for the job...

-And why he ran away from the hearings? He was there to the end. I  gave figures for the industry an hour before the start of sitting. I  showed the facts. For example, data on GDP show growth. In 2010 we had  45 billion soms.

- It is improperly to make comparison with 2010, when the country’s economy has plummeted due to well-known events.

-So, in 2009 the figures were even less. Then revenues from the  mining industry were 3.5 billion, in 2010 - 5.3 billion, and 2011- we  end up with figures of 8 billion soms, although we promised 6.2 billion.  In 2009, GDP amounted to 41 billion industry soms in 2010 - 69, and  this year - already 97 billion. We hold 40 percent in the share of  general GDP. Everyone is used to look at Kumtor, which has 86 percent of  the total mining industry in 2009. In 2010 its share was estimated at  82 percent and in 2011 - 74 percent. Taking into account the three-year  development program, the Kumtor’s share will be at the same level, and  growth will occur in other areas - the construction of brick, cement,  oil refineries, coal mining. Currently, the share of other industries is  only 27 percent, but the task is to reach 55-60 percent, that is on a  par with the Kumtor. In 2014, we expect the industry gross product will  be 160 billion soms. I officially call these numbers, since we have  created all preconditions, and it’s not just words.

   

Hallo Zusammen,

ich habe nochmal nachgelegt und sammel weiter.
Im Dezember soll doch die Machbarkeitsstudie kommen,
denke wir erleben noch einen Endspurt.

LG Schabo04

I can't say when the deal will happen. I can't say with whom the deal will gel. I just don't know that level of detail. Right now, it's all still a work in progress. But when (not "if") that deal comes together -- sooner, not later -- the world will see a new HRE player, ready to gear up and build out. But my educated hunch is that when that happens ("when," and not "if," let me repeat), HRE shares will become among the hottest of hot properties. Thus, Stans is a buy for ESI.

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(Thanks to Schmid at stockhouse)