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Gestern Abend hat die Aurelian Resources Inc.(WKN: A0B79C), die auf Gold und Kupfer in Ecuador spezialisiert ist ,eine Pressemitteilung zu sehr guten Goldfunden in Ecuador herausgegeben.
In Kanada stieg daraufhin die Aktie von 0,89 CAN $ auf 3,03 CAN $ also ein plus von 240%
Hier die Homepage der Firma:
http://www.aurelian.ca/index.php
Und hier die Pressemitteilung:
http://www.aurelian.ca/dynamic/press/pr-2006-04-04.pdf
Würde mich freuen wenn mir jemand seine Meinung dazu sagen könnte!
Gruß
NikHo
- Panikverkäufe bei Aurelian, Corriente & Co.
- Abschläge bei einigen Werten wohl völlig überzogen
Bis zu 70 % Kursverlust binnen weniger Tage verzeichneten Aktien von Rohstoffgesellschaften, die in Ecuador tätig sind. Aktien, wie Corriente, Salazar, Aurelian oder Dynasty Metals (DMM.V - Nachrichten) wurden zum Teil in Panik auf den Markt geworfen und regelrecht geschlachtet.
Der Grund: Die Regierung um Präsident Rafael Correa gab bekannt, dass man bis zu einer neuen Regelung der Minengesetze, die in den nächsten 180 Tagen geplant sind, die bisherigen Konzessionen außer Kraft setzt und auf ihre Rechtmäßigkeit prüfen wird. Correa gab zudem an, dass dieser Entschluss nicht dazu diene, den Bergbau aus Ecuador zu verbannen, sondern vor allem ermöglichen soll, alle illegal erworbenen Konzessionen einzuziehen. Diese könnten dann nach in Kraft treten einer neuen Gesetzesgrundlage, später wieder erteilt werden. Das Ziel der Regierung sei es zudem, so Correa, eine ökonomisch, sozial, ökologisch und nachhaltige Grundlage für den Bergbau und die Exploration in Ecuador zu schaffen. Man sage Ja zum Bergbau, aber in einer verantwortungsvollen Art und Weise, so Correa.
Diese schwammigen Aussagen, ohne auf konkrete Gesellschaften einzugehen, haben den Markt extrem verunsichert.
Denn: Niemand traut sich zu prognostizieren, wer in seiner bisherigen Handlungsweise verantwortungsvoll gewesen ist und wer nicht. Deshalb wurde vorsichtshalber alles, was in Ecuador tätig ist, in Panik verkauft. Corriente und Aurelian hatten dabei erst im März vom Minenministerium im Rahmen des jährlichen Treffens bestätigt bekommen, dass ihre Konzessionen ein good standing besitzen. Wie uns Corriente mitteilte, wird man in den nächsten Tagen zu Gesprächen im Minenministerium sein, um die aktuelle Lage und mögliche Auswirkungen besser einschätzen zu können. Man geht jedoch davon aus, dass sich am guten Standing seit März nicht viel geändert hat, da Corriente für die öffentliche Unterstützung der einheimischen Bevölkerung und seine 80 Mio. CAD (Mailand: CAD.MI - Nachrichten) , die bislang in Ecuador investiert wurden, damals ausdrücklich positiv hervorgehoben wurde. Das Kupfer/Gold-Projekt hat nicht nur das Potenzial für eine Weltklasse- Lagerstätte und Mine, sondern könnte auch riesige Infrastrukturmaßnahmen mit einer Vielzahl von neuen Arbeitsplätzen nach sich ziehen.
Wie soll man sich verhalten?
Panik ist in diesem Fall ein falscher Ratgeber. Mutige Anleger greifen hier (ausnahmsweise) in das fallende Messer! Wir würden Corriente und Aurelian unter den Ecuador-Aktien bevorzugen. Corriente brach in den letzten Tagen von über 5,40 CAD auf 2,50 CAD im Tief am Montag ein und handelt nun um 3 CAD. Normalisiert sich die Lage (wovon wir ausgehen), winken hier deutliche Gewinne, da beispielsweise Corriente auch bei 5,40 CAD im internationalen Vergleich (noch dazu mit einem der größten Kupferprojekte der Welt) schon billig war und den Risikobschlag Ecuador innehatte. Wir können uns beim besten Willen nicht vorstellen, dass Corriente und andere Rohstoffgesellschaften enteignet werden, da Correa dringend auch auf ausländische Investitionen angewiesen ist, um seine Wahlversprechen von mehr Arbeitsplätzen und Wohlstand zu erfüllen. An der Börse wird derzeit jedoch das Worst-Case gespielt. Wer an diesen schlimmsten anzunehmenden Fall glaubt, der sollte natürlich die Finger von diesen Aktien lassen. Wer bereits investiert ist, dem würden wir raten, auf diesen Niveaus nicht zu verkaufen, sondern bei noch vorhandener Liquidität zunächst eine Beruhigung der Lage abwarten und dann eventuell nachzukaufen.
http://de.biz.yahoo.com/24042008/390/...oren-belastet-exploratio.html
Wenn nicht diese Unsichere Politische Lage da wäre :))
http://www.aurelian.ca/media/...Investors_Presentation_2008-04-22.pdf
2008-04-25 07:10 ET - News Release
Mr. Kenneth Shannon reports
CORRIENTE AND OTHER MINING COMPANIES MEET WITH PRESIDENT CORREA AND TOP OFFICIALS: CORREA SAYS RESPONSIBLE MINING WILL GO AHEAD IN ECUADOR
Corriente Resources Inc. and seven other mining companies (Aurelian Resources, Cornerstone Capital Resources, Dynasty Metals & Mining, Ecometals Ltd., Iamgold, International Minerals Corp. and Salazar Resources) collectively met with president Correa and other top officials yesterday afternoon in Quito to discuss the future of mining in Ecuador and the impact of the previously announced mining mandate.
The companies welcomed president Correa's repeated statements that responsible mining will go ahead in Ecuador. He said that the purpose of the mining mandate was to allow the government to get its house in order and new mining laws in place so that responsible mining can proceed. The president invited the mining companies to meet with the ministry (of mines and petroleum) to help formulate the new mining laws, starting this coming Monday, April 28.
08:31 EDT Friday, April 25, 2008
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 25, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU), today announced that the company and seven other mining companies (Cornerstone Capital Resources, Corriente Resources, Dynasty Metals & Mining, Ecometals Limited, IAMGOLD, International Minerals and Salazar Resources) collectively met with President Correa and other top officials yesterday afternoon in Quito to discuss the future of mining in Ecuador and the impact of the previously announced Mining Mandate.
The companies welcomed President Correa's repeated statements that responsible mining will go ahead in Ecuador. He said that the purpose of the Mining Mandate was to allow the government time to draft and implement a new mining law so that responsible mining can proceed. The President invited the mining companies to meet with the ministry to help formulate the new mining law starting this coming Monday, April 28.
Present from the government were President Rafael Correa; Dr. Galo Chiriboga, Minister of Mines and Petroleum; Dr. Jose Serrano, Deputy Secretary of Mines; Dr. Agustin Paladines, Mining Advisor to the President; Fernando Alvarado, Advisor to the President; Ricardo Patino, Minister of Politics; and Dr. Ramon Torres, Business Advisor to the President. The Canadian Ambassador to Ecuador, Christian LaPointe, accompanied the companies and presented concerns of the Canadian government for a fair, stable and long-term investment environment in Ecuador.
Aurelian continues to seek clarity from the government regarding the Mining Mandate's specific application to the company's operations and will issue updates as information becomes available.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project, located in south-eastern Ecuador.
The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Marla Gale
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
7:15pm ET (Dow Jones Newswires)
QUITO -(Dow Jones)- The Ecuadorian government Monday began meeting with mining sector representatives to define new Mining Law principles and the concession areas in which each company will operate, following the Constituent Assembly's recent revocation of thousands of concessions and suspension of others for 180 days.
On April 18, the Assembly, which is acting as the nation's legislature, passed a decree that froze mining sector activity by revoking around 80% of mining concessions and suspending the other 20% for 180 days.
The Assembly also decided that each private sector mining company will be allowed to have only three concessions. The private companies affected will decide which concessions they will maintain.
When inaugurating the dialogue with the private companies, Oil and Mining Minister Galo Chiriboga said he hopes there will be consensus on the new law, but added that he recognizes there will be some disagreement. He didn't give further details.
Chiriboga hopes to send President Rafael Correa a draft of the new law in May. He and other mining officials met Monday with around 150 representatives of private mining companies.
Dominic Channer, president of Aurelian Ecuador, a unit ofAurelian Resources Inc. (ARU.T), told journalists that mining companies operating in the country will make sacrifices to wait for the new law.
"That is very hard for us because we have to reduce activities, and it will postpone the beginning of our project Fruta del Norte," Channer said of the 180-day period in which mining companies will wait for the new law. The Fruta del Norte project is an important gold-silver deposit in southern Ecuador.
According to Channer, Aurelian had originally planned to invest around $40 million in 2008, but those plans have been put on hold during the drafting of the new law. The company, which has 39 mining concessions in Ecuador, has invested around $50 million in the Andean country between 2001 and 2007.
Local units of Corriente Resources Inc. (ETQ), Aurelian Resources Inc., International Minerals Corp. (IMZ.T) andIamGold Corp. (IAG), among others, have mining concessions in Ecuador.
According to Ecuador's mining chamber, the Andean country will scare away investment that it estimates could be worth some $2.0 billion. According to the chamber, the country will also lose $1.7 billion in projected taxes as a consequence of the Assembly's decree.
Ascendant Copper's general manager in Ecuador, Francisco Ventimilla, said mining companies have lost about $850 million in stock market capitalization brought about by a drop in stock prices after the Assembly's decree.
One of the main aspects of the new law will be royalties for the state and for communities where the mining projects are developed.
-By Mercedes Alvaro, Dow Jones Newswires; 5939-9728-653; mercedes.alvaro@dowjones.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
04-28-08 1914ET
Copyright (c) 2008 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
08:31 EDT Friday, April 25, 2008
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - April 25, 2008) - Aurelian Resources Inc. (TSX:ARU), today announced that the company and seven other mining companies (Cornerstone Capital Resources, Corriente Resources, Dynasty Metals & Mining, Ecometals Limited, IAMGOLD, International Minerals and Salazar Resources) collectively met with President Correa and other top officials yesterday afternoon in Quito to discuss the future of mining in Ecuador and the impact of the previously announced Mining Mandate.
The companies welcomed President Correa's repeated statements that responsible mining will go ahead in Ecuador. He said that the purpose of the Mining Mandate was to allow the government time to draft and implement a new mining law so that responsible mining can proceed. The President invited the mining companies to meet with the ministry to help formulate the new mining law starting this coming Monday, April 28.
Present from the government were President Rafael Correa; Dr. Galo Chiriboga, Minister of Mines and Petroleum; Dr. Jose Serrano, Deputy Secretary of Mines; Dr. Agustin Paladines, Mining Advisor to the President; Fernando Alvarado, Advisor to the President; Ricardo Patino, Minister of Politics; and Dr. Ramon Torres, Business Advisor to the President. The Canadian Ambassador to Ecuador, Christian LaPointe, accompanied the companies and presented concerns of the Canadian government for a fair, stable and long-term investment environment in Ecuador.
Aurelian continues to seek clarity from the government regarding the Mining Mandate's specific application to the company's operations and will issue updates as information becomes available.
About Aurelian
Aurelian Resources Inc. is a publicly-listed (TSX:ARU) company engaged in exploring, discovering and developing mineral wealth in Ecuador. The Fruta del Norte (FDN) discovery lies at the heart of the Condor Project, located in south-eastern Ecuador.
The initial Inferred Resource for FDN was released in October 2007 and included 58.9 million tonnes grading 7.23 g/t gold and 11.8 g/t silver for 13.7 million ounces of contained gold and 22.4 million ounces of contained silver. Aurelian is committed to working with the government and people of Ecuador to achieve a modern, sustainable mining industry, which will play an important role in the future growth of the country. Visit www.aurelian.ca for more information.
Forward Looking Statement
Some of the statements contained herein may be forward-looking statements which involve known and unknown risks and uncertainties. Without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralisation and resources, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of the Company are forward looking statements that involve various degrees of risk. The following are important factors that could cause the Company's actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied by such forward looking statements: changes in the world wide price of mineral commodities, general market conditions, risks inherent in mineral exploration, risks associated with development, construction and mining operations, the uncertainty of future profitability and the uncertainty of access to additional capital.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:
Aurelian Resources Inc.
Marla Gale
Investor Relations
(416) 868-9100
Email: mgale@aurelian.ca
Website: www.aurelian.ca
http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/...poration-TSX-K-882333.html