Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

denke daran sollte es nicht scheitern

Allerdings verstehe ich den Zusammenhang zwischen David und kennecott nicht.  

Er zeigt den Lo`s am Beispiel Kennecott welche hohen Umwelt- u. Sicherheitsstandards RIO zu applizieren im Stande ist u. welchen positiven Impakt diese Mine auf das Beschäftigungsverhältnis einer ganzen Region hat.

Eine Wiedereröffnung ohne fly in/fly out wie von Momis gefordert bedeutet z.B.dass alleine um Arava kurzfristig Unterkünfte für ca 10000 Bauarbeiter geschaffen werden müssen.

Welchen Impakt ein solches Mega-Bauvorhaben auf die ökonomie von Bougainville haben wird lässt sich am besten ermessen indem man das Buch Bougainville Copper - The_Establishment of a Copper Mine durchblättert. Dort ist das gesamte Bauvorhaben im Detail beschrieben.

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/mediapool/59/...f_a_Copper_Mine.pdf

.............oder ein BIP von rd.10000 USD pro Inselbewohner.

Damit wird Bougainville (wieder) zu einer der reichsten Inseln im gesamten Pazifikraum.

Somit wird auf einen Schlag die finanzielle Unabhängigkeit von PNG erreicht,die politische Independance nach dem geplanten Referendum wäre dann nur noch eine Formsache.

Fast in allen Erdteilen der Welt laufen die Anlieger Sturm gegen die Eröffnung von neuen Minen, in Bougainville u. speziell in Panguna ist das genaue Gegenteil der Fall. ;-)))))))

Quelle: http://www.buysellsignals.net/bcllandowners/Newsletter.do

Operating cost from goods and services from Bougainvilleans 187 mill. USD
Royalties mill. USD141
Tax 460 mill. USD
Dividends 205 mill USD

............liegt im Mom. mit 7:4 deklarierten Sitzen unangefochten an der Spitze der Parlamentswahlen.Es sieht also alles ganz danach aus als ob er das Rennen macht. ;-))))

http://www.pngec.gov.pg/

in das Aktienregister von BCL werde ich dann vornehmen lassen, wenn ich von Saxo nach Cortal C. "umgezogen" bin.

Heute habe ich die Kontountrelagen an Cortal C. zurück geschickt (mit Postidentverfahren).

Mal sehen wie es mit der "Bedienungsanleitung" klappt.  

Notice to members of the Port Moresby Bougainville Association:

To those who have accepted the invitation to attend the PBA meeting scheduled for this coming saturday 21st July 2012, please note that the meeting has been rescheduled to Saturday 11th August 2012, at the same time and venue.

The reasons are because I have a major submission due on Sunday 22nd July (as part of my MBA assessment) and also a few projects and tests due between the 23rd and 27th July and my final term exams from the 31st July to 3rd August 2012.

I can't afford to spare anytime to prepare the minutes and financial reports if the meeting were to be held this Saturday.

However, once these are out of the way, then I should be freed from the 4th August to attend the meeting and present the Financial Reports.

Thanks all for your understanding and please, do attend the meeting!

Interim Secretary/Treasurer

Bougainville Landowners speak out on latest moves with Rio Tinto mine

Updated 19 July 2012, 18:15 AEST

http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/international/...o-tinto-mine/983258

Landowners are meeting on Papua New Guinea's island of Bougainville to pave the way for the return of mining giant Rio-Tinto.


Bougainville Landowners speak out on latest moves with Rio Tinto mine (Credit: ABC)
Rio's Panguna copper mine was the spark that ignited a decade-long civil war which left thousands dead and the economy of the island on its knees.

Two decades on, there is a growing consensus among landowners about re-opening the mine.

Presenter: Jemima Garrett

Speakers: John Momis, President of the Autonomous Government of Bougainville

Chris Damana, interim chairman of the Panguna Landowners Association

Bernadine Kiraa, Chairwoman of the Panguna Lower Tailings Landowers Association

GARRETT: Reconciliation is now the name of the game between landowners and Bougainville Copper - the Rio Tinto subsidiary that owns the Panguna copper mine.

It has been a long hard road.

Landowners have been holding talks among themselves and with the Autonmous Bougainville government for more than 2 years.

Earlier this month, there was something of a breakthrough - a three-way meeting between landowners, the Autonomous Bougainville government and Bougainville Copper.

Bernadine Kirra, is Chairwoman of the 3000 strong landowner group that suffered most during mining - the lower tailings landowners.

KIRAA: The meeting with BCL was a step forward. it was a very good meeting because we agreed at once some decisions that BCL has to meet before it decides to come to Bougainville.

GARRETT: And what is thew feeling amongst the women and the other landowners. do they want to see the mine re-opened, eventually?

KIRAA: Uh, yeah! Most people in mine-affected areas and all of Bougainville, we would very much want BCL to come back.

GARRETT: Why?

KIRAA: To help us with our economical recovery on Bougainville.

GARRETT: Bougainville's President John Momis says the meeting with BCL was very significant.

MOMIS: It was the first time that all the landowners were represented in the group that talked with us. In the past we had other big meetings but not all landowner groups were represented. But this time it was good.

GARRETT: And did the landowner groups include mekamui and some of the landowner groups that have been hostile to Bougainville copper?

MOMIS: The landowner groups represented all the groups that have been listed as the legitimate landowners, which includes Mekamui, of course, yes.

GARRETT: Were you surprised at the broad representation of landowners that turned up for the meeting?

MOMIS: I was not completely surprised. I was very happy because we had been doing a lot of work, the administration has been doing a lot of work liaising and talking with the landower groups and insisting that landowners must come to an agreement to work together.

GARRETT: Bougainville President John Momis.

Landowners took charge of the agenda at the meeting with Bougainville copper.

Chris Damana, Interim Chairman of the key umbrella group, the Panguna Landowners Association, says the BCL representative aquitted himself well.

DAMANA: Mr Paul Coleman, during our 13 agendas that we presented, gave us a positive ..all of them positively answered us. BCL will come and re-open the mine but need to tidy up a lot of things before they come and re-open the mine. We all agree that BCL will come back because they have learned their mistake. We have learned our mistake and, maybe, we can start on a new slate.

GARRETT: So the landowners want to see the mine re-opened?

DAMANA: Of course we need Panguna mine to re-open, definitely!

GARRETT: Landowners told Bougainville copper that before any more moves could be made towards formal negotiations for the re-opening of the mine the company must take part in a reconciliation ceremony and pay what is known as belcol money.

Respecting tradition is crucial to the success of future talks.

This week, landowners have been holding a series of meetings to draw up some instructions so that BCL gets it right.

DAMANA: We are discussing it now, this morning, in a meeting. we want to put it in black and white to BCL because as you know BCL will see it from the Western cultural perspective. we see it from the Melanesian cultural perspective so we need to explain properly to BCL what this belcol money is and what will meet our purpose, that BCL will do before we go into serious talkings with BCL.

GARRETT: Chris Damana, interim Chairman of the umbrella organisation, the Panguna landowners Association.

Landowners are still discussing exactly what the belcol should entail.

Bernadine Kiraa, from the lower tailings landowners association does not want to pre-empt the outcome, but she is clear on what her people want.

KIRAA: We really want something that will benefit the whole of Bougainville but, especially myself, I am really looking for BCL to build maybe some good schools for a better standard and maybe better hospitals for Bougainville for a start because we really have a problem with good standard of education and the health facilities here on Bougainville at the moment is very low.

GARRETT: If the mining does go ahead, would all of Bougainville benefit or would it only be the landowners from around the mine?

KIRAA: No, No, this time we are looking from a different perspective. All people of Bougainville should benefit because they have all suffered due to the landowners conflict so we are looking forward to a new complete agreement that will benefit all of Bougainville.  

die Meldung geht bei mir runter wie Öl :-)

Auch bei den "Belcol" stehen Vernünftige Punkte wie Schulen und Krankenhäuser zur Debatte kein Wort von Geldbeträgen in Millionen/Milliarden Höhe  

und trotzdem kauft keiner-unglaublich-

Hier wird offen vom Mining mit BCL gesprochen und keinen interessierts  

das ist das beste was es zu hören gibt... jetzt warten...ist ja ganz logisch, dass viel da zuwarten... schön, da von ANfang an dabei zu sein..die Chance hat man selten im Leben...  

Super News wirklich ein toller Fund Tom!!

Aber wenn ich zurückdenke, habe wir vor 2 Jahren auf solche News gewartet und uns in den schönsten Farben ausgemalt wie sich das auf den Kurs auswirken würde....  aber das der Kurs auf der Stelle verharrt - damit hatte wohl keiner gerechnet!

Aber jetzt kann es nicht mehr all zu lange dauern bis der Knoten platz, wahrscheinlich dann aber mit aller Macht  ;-)  

wenn sich irgenwas tut, dann verteile ich manchmal die News weiter an andere Stellen. zB. den Radio New Dawn Post vom Treffen an radioaustralia, herold, sundaytimes, ABC, theaustralian, postcourier, the national, Auslandsjournal, Telebörse, Der Aktionär.... was mir so sinnvoll erscheint. Ich denk mir immer, dass die nicht immer auf unsere kleine Inseln fokussiert sind und mit der Nase draufgestossen werden müssen. Hin und wieder kommt dann auch ein Bericht. Kann natürlich sein, dass die von selber draufgekommen sind denn bei Nachfragen diesbezüglich gibts keine Antwort oder: "Nö, da sind wir selber drauf gekommen".  Aber beim Aktionär im Sommer 2010 hab ich die eine Woche oder 14Tage vorher angeschrieben und dann brachten die einen Artikel das war bestimmt kein Zufall - da können die mir sagen was die wollen.  Macht Ihr das eigentlich auch so?  

Ich habe mal im Januar 2011 einen Artikel zu unseren Böcken aus der FAZ eingestellt.
Vielleicht schreiben die nochmal einen neuen Artikel wenn die neue und vorallem gute Nachrichten zur Wiedereröffnung bekommen. Ich habe aber keinen Ansprechpartner, wie machst Du das?  

.. die Dir sinnvoll erscheinen und nur ganz kurz in 2-3 Sätzen umreissen worum es geht und evtl. Link dazumachen.  

 

habe mal die News von Radio Australia

http://www.radioaustralia.net.au/international/...o-tinto-mine/983258
in HotCopper eingestellt.
Ich bitte um STARS......  

http://hotcopper.com.au/...p?fid=1&tid=1788426&msgid=10394355  

da gibt es news....  

 

 

ich will es versuchen...  

ist schon drin....
http://hotcopper.com.au/...p?fid=1&tid=1788430&msgid=10394372

I love stars and Böcke....  

 

und jetzt Leute: Wir wolle ganz viel Sterne sehen...
Danke Tom.....und wenn die Aussies aufwachen sollen sie mal BÖCKE ordern...  

... durch - würd mich ganz besonders freuen, wenn Du da eine positive Antwort für mich hättest:o)