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Wird Panguna wiedergeöffnet ?
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hält die Rechte an der Panguna Mine in Bougainville.
Durch die im Juli 2010 frei gewählte Regierung gibt es hier weitreichende Spekulationen über ein Re - Opening.
http://www.ariva.de/bougainville_copper-aktie
Die Frage zielt auf die Meinung der teilweise seit Jahren investierten Aktionäre.
Die Antwort soll nur das BAUCHGEFÜHL der Interessierten widergeben.
Durch die im Juli 2010 frei gewählte Regierung gibt es hier weitreichende Spekulationen über ein Re - Opening.
http://www.ariva.de/bougainville_copper-aktie
Die Frage zielt auf die Meinung der teilweise seit Jahren investierten Aktionäre.
Die Antwort soll nur das BAUCHGEFÜHL der Interessierten widergeben.
Hier gilt es zu unterscheiden zwischen der offiziellen Ankündigung dass man mit der Wiedereröffnung beginnt u. dem Produktionsbeginn.
Nach unterzeichnung eines neuen BCA sollte die Wiedereröffnung kurzfristig beschlossen werden.U. ich glaube kaum dass Tanis sich damit noch 3 Jahre Zeit lassen will ;-))))))
Nach unterzeichnung eines neuen BCA sollte die Wiedereröffnung kurzfristig beschlossen werden.U. ich glaube kaum dass Tanis sich damit noch 3 Jahre Zeit lassen will ;-))))))
2 - 3 Jahre der Produktion bereits genügend Kupfer aus der Zeit VOR der Schließung zum Verschiffen bereit liegt, bezieht sich die Frage durchaus auf die Produktionsaufnahme.
Die Umfrage hat nicht zum Ziel, eine Kursprognose zu erstellen - damit wäre sie überfordert -, sondern die Umfrage soll lediglich die Einschätzung der in BOC Investierten zusammenfassen.
Obwohl dabei von der Einschätzung der lanjährig in BOC Investierten profitiert wird, da sie ihre Meinung Anderen Nutzern frei zur Verfügung stellen, ist diese Umfrage auch für die Abstimmenden interessan, da das BOC Investment immerhin eine der größten Kupfer Minen weltweit betrifft und somit genügend Gewinn für Alle bereithält.
Die Umfrage hat nicht zum Ziel, eine Kursprognose zu erstellen - damit wäre sie überfordert -, sondern die Umfrage soll lediglich die Einschätzung der in BOC Investierten zusammenfassen.
Obwohl dabei von der Einschätzung der lanjährig in BOC Investierten profitiert wird, da sie ihre Meinung Anderen Nutzern frei zur Verfügung stellen, ist diese Umfrage auch für die Abstimmenden interessan, da das BOC Investment immerhin eine der größten Kupfer Minen weltweit betrifft und somit genügend Gewinn für Alle bereithält.
Der PNG Bergbauminister Peter O’Neill - indirekt auch für die Panguna Mine zuständig - heißt Investoren im Bergbaubereich willkommen.
Tuesday 27th July, 2010
O’Neill welcomes investor
The Mining Minister Peter O’Neill has welcomed one new investor to PNG shores yesterday while it was hosting a presentation of its services and machineries.
The Minister officially welcomed Italpeziso South Pacific Limited a company that delivers integrated and quality services to the local mining industry.
It served mining companies and also small alluvial miners who work on gold in villages. During the presentation at Crown Plaza, Mr O’Neil said.
PNG the Government is giving a lot of opportunities for mining which is an old industry and this new machinery will only enhance the company’s long history in PNG.
“PNG is a relatively developing country and new investors are welcomed,” he said, while emphasising that the country as a land of opportunity. Italpreziosi has been operating in the country for the last three years and yesterday it gave a video presentation of a mercury retort machine which it hopes to sell to mining companies and small alluvial miners.
Tuesday 27th July, 2010
O’Neill welcomes investor
The Mining Minister Peter O’Neill has welcomed one new investor to PNG shores yesterday while it was hosting a presentation of its services and machineries.
The Minister officially welcomed Italpeziso South Pacific Limited a company that delivers integrated and quality services to the local mining industry.
It served mining companies and also small alluvial miners who work on gold in villages. During the presentation at Crown Plaza, Mr O’Neil said.
PNG the Government is giving a lot of opportunities for mining which is an old industry and this new machinery will only enhance the company’s long history in PNG.
“PNG is a relatively developing country and new investors are welcomed,” he said, while emphasising that the country as a land of opportunity. Italpreziosi has been operating in the country for the last three years and yesterday it gave a video presentation of a mercury retort machine which it hopes to sell to mining companies and small alluvial miners.
www.theaustralian.com.au/business/...ry-e6frg9df-1225898178882
The fight about mining and re- opening panguna is going into the next round.
The fight about mining and re- opening panguna is going into the next round.
malumnalu.blogspot.com/2010/07/...pursuing-nickel-project.html
DESPITE a court injunction against the proposed deep-sea tailing system for the Ramu nickel project, project owner Ramu NiCo has decided to pursue other construction activities at the mining and refining sites, The National reports.
The full-swing construction activities at the two sites are being bank-rolled by Chinese funds, which already spent more than US$1.2 billion (K3.3 billion).
Ramu Nico president Madam Luo Shu told reporters yesterday the National Court Injunction obtained by the Basamuk Bay landowners has not stalled activities at the mine site, save for the deep-sea tailing system.
With the mine being potentially the biggest project after the Bougainville copper mine or the Ok Tedi Mine, “Ramu NiCo will not let down its stakeholders, especially the National Government, project partners and the community at large”, she said.
“It’s a commitment we have with our stakeholders and the people of Papua New Guinea,” Luo said.
Highlands Pacific’s managing director John Gooding said: “Ramu nickel project is a significant project as it would be the first time for PNG to export nickel and cobalt once it begins production.”
It had the potential to have a greater impact on the country’s economy, he said.
Gooding also said Papua New Guineans could own up to 35% of the company by buying stakes through respective holdings companies.
Luo said up to the end of last year, the aggregated local procurement value involving supplies and provisions was in excess of K200 million, while spin-off businesses worth K80 million had been contracted to landowner companies.
Furthermore, more than K 5.1 million was paid to landowners as environmental and land compensation.
DESPITE a court injunction against the proposed deep-sea tailing system for the Ramu nickel project, project owner Ramu NiCo has decided to pursue other construction activities at the mining and refining sites, The National reports.
The full-swing construction activities at the two sites are being bank-rolled by Chinese funds, which already spent more than US$1.2 billion (K3.3 billion).
Ramu Nico president Madam Luo Shu told reporters yesterday the National Court Injunction obtained by the Basamuk Bay landowners has not stalled activities at the mine site, save for the deep-sea tailing system.
With the mine being potentially the biggest project after the Bougainville copper mine or the Ok Tedi Mine, “Ramu NiCo will not let down its stakeholders, especially the National Government, project partners and the community at large”, she said.
“It’s a commitment we have with our stakeholders and the people of Papua New Guinea,” Luo said.
Highlands Pacific’s managing director John Gooding said: “Ramu nickel project is a significant project as it would be the first time for PNG to export nickel and cobalt once it begins production.”
It had the potential to have a greater impact on the country’s economy, he said.
Gooding also said Papua New Guineans could own up to 35% of the company by buying stakes through respective holdings companies.
Luo said up to the end of last year, the aggregated local procurement value involving supplies and provisions was in excess of K200 million, while spin-off businesses worth K80 million had been contracted to landowner companies.
Furthermore, more than K 5.1 million was paid to landowners as environmental and land compensation.
BOUGAINVILLE ELECTIONS
The Bougainville elections concluded in a safe and orderly manner. Around
90% of the former members were not returned, including President Tanis who
is replaced by Chief John Momis. The result was conclusive for the position of
President and it was not necessary to go to preferences.
I met the new President in his first week in office. The meeting was both
cordial and constructive. It was an opportunity for me to brief the President on
the economic and technical issues in reopening Panguna and also to discuss
the challenges his government and the company shared. I emphasised the
importance of getting all interested parties to the negotiating table to discuss
the future of the mine. I told the President BCL's first priority is safety and
requested he do what he could to get company safety experts on the ground.
We agreed to keep in regular contact and since the meeting the new
Government has initiated a program to have a united mine lease landowner
representative body elected. Once this is complete there is a proposal to
commence a multi party renegotiation of the Bougainville Copper Agreement
under which the company operates.
..............................
THE NEXT SIX MONTHS
The company will focus on preparing for a formal engagement with landowners
and the National and Bougainville Government over the future of the mine and
settling all outstanding issues between the parties. The Bougainville
Government has indicated its willingness to participate in such talks. All parties
have agreed that it is necessary to establish a landowner group that can
represent all landowner interests during negotiations. The Bougainville
Government is taking the lead and the company has offered its assistance
where appropriate. The new Bougainville Government has tenure of five years
and the early signs are that it is interested in reopening the mine provided the
local landowners are in agreement. A number of studies will be undertaken in
preparation for negotiations of the Bougainville Copper Agreement.
www.tradingroom.com.au/apps/...3DBOC%26section%3Dca%26sy%3Dtpl
The Bougainville elections concluded in a safe and orderly manner. Around
90% of the former members were not returned, including President Tanis who
is replaced by Chief John Momis. The result was conclusive for the position of
President and it was not necessary to go to preferences.
I met the new President in his first week in office. The meeting was both
cordial and constructive. It was an opportunity for me to brief the President on
the economic and technical issues in reopening Panguna and also to discuss
the challenges his government and the company shared. I emphasised the
importance of getting all interested parties to the negotiating table to discuss
the future of the mine. I told the President BCL's first priority is safety and
requested he do what he could to get company safety experts on the ground.
We agreed to keep in regular contact and since the meeting the new
Government has initiated a program to have a united mine lease landowner
representative body elected. Once this is complete there is a proposal to
commence a multi party renegotiation of the Bougainville Copper Agreement
under which the company operates.
..............................
THE NEXT SIX MONTHS
The company will focus on preparing for a formal engagement with landowners
and the National and Bougainville Government over the future of the mine and
settling all outstanding issues between the parties. The Bougainville
Government has indicated its willingness to participate in such talks. All parties
have agreed that it is necessary to establish a landowner group that can
represent all landowner interests during negotiations. The Bougainville
Government is taking the lead and the company has offered its assistance
where appropriate. The new Bougainville Government has tenure of five years
and the early signs are that it is interested in reopening the mine provided the
local landowners are in agreement. A number of studies will be undertaken in
preparation for negotiations of the Bougainville Copper Agreement.
www.tradingroom.com.au/apps/...3DBOC%26section%3Dca%26sy%3Dtpl
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