291110PANGUNA ON
By Aloysius Laukai
Panguna Landowners this morning returned to their homes satisfied on the weekend meeting.
They are meeting at Panguna in two weeks time New Dawn FM will cover live from Panguna this next meeting by the Panguna Landowners.
Picture are the Landowners after the meeting.
More stories on the meeting shortly.
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sie sind zumindest ein Anfang ... aber wirklich, nur ein Anfang!!!
Aber hier mal ein aktuelles OB, um es mit Morgen früh mal vergleichen zu können ...
... und den Endkurs in AU ...
Sensationelle News, wird mal Zeit, dass so langsam alle an einem Strang ziehen
und das auch mal so mitteilen.
Cheers Miss Sophie...
Grades have continued to slide at its three biggest mines, preventing it from making the most of record copper prices.
In an investor briefing in London, Rio copper chief Andrew Harding said mined copper production would drop 15 per cent next year to about 562,000 tonnes.
Rio had already said lower grades at the giant Escondida mine in Chile, the Grasburg mine in Indonesia and the Kennecott mine in Utah would knock 18 per cent off 2010 production, bringing it down to 661,000 tonnes.
da kennt der Kupfer Preis wohl nur einen Weg--bei gleicher Nachfrage
oder aber die Schatzkiste wird schnellstens geöffnet
"The world's largest mines are now reaching a mature state with declining head grades," Mr Harding said. "Variability in average copper grade has impacted production in 2010 and is expected to further impact it in 2011."
At current copper prices of about $US3.75 a pound, which is off from a record breach of $US4 earlier this month, the 91,000 tonnes of lost copper production this year represents about $US800 million ($830m) of lost revenue.
Not all of Rio's copper is sold fully processed, so the real number will be less than that.
Mr Harding said production would be similar in 2012 but would rebound after this, partly on higher grades but also as the big Ivanhoe Mines-controlled Oyu Tolgoi mine in Mongolia started production.
Rio, which has a 35 per cent stake in Ivanhoe, partly backed Ivanhoe's ambition for first production in late 2012, saying that first ore production would occur then. No mention was made of when a processed product would first be sold.
At Grasburg, which is operated by Freeport-McMoRan, copper production is expected to drop 17 per cent, while gold, which offsets copper production costs, will drop 20 per cent.
Copper output at Escondida, the world's biggest copper mine, will slip between 5 per cent and 10 per cent, while there will be a 10 per cent drop at Kennecott.
Mr Harding said he favoured underground development for the controversial Pebble mine planned for Alaska, which has the world's biggest undeveloped copper resource and of which Rio owns 10 per cent.
BOC Sellers
Price Quantity Sell Level
1.640 24,600 1 1
1.650 9,800 1 2
1.980 3,000 1 3
11.00 610 1 4
..... social damage gave their recommendation that they do not want any other companies to come and mine except BCL ...
bedeutet dieses, dass BOC/RT Mining alleine bewerkstelligen sollen / müssen
auch ohne JV mit China ???
oder darf China evtl mit ins Boot?
28.11.2010
Source: ESBC press release 20101128
BCL Shareholders Welcome Breakthrough!
The European Shareholders of Bougainville Copper (ESBC) welcomed the breakthrough achieved by the Panguna landowners on their conference in Buka (Bougainville) : "We are very satisfied on the meeting's outcome," said ESBC President Axel G. Sturm on Sunday evening in Bangkok, "This gives Bougainville the chance to recover financially from all suffering in the last twenty years. I am very grateful to the Minister of Bougainville Affairs, Hon. Fidelis Semoso that he finally pushed things cogently forward by organizing this conference. We are also glad that the Autonomous Bougainville Government assisted this important act." Furthermore Mr. Sturm outlined that he appreciates very much Mr. Semoso's courage to face this sensitive issue without any prejudice or fear. As the local network Radio New Dawn on Bougainville reported on Sunday the re-opening of the world class Panguna mine has been scheduled for the end of 2011. "Next year will already bring giant investment to the island and many people who are jobless now will soon find work, "said Mr. Sturm, "this makes me very happy especially for the young generation on Bougainville who will take benefit of the decisions on this historical week-end."
About 100 representatives, both men, women and children from the mine lease affected areas of Siokate, port mine access road, special mining lease, upper and lower tailings, have come together to discuss the future of the Panguna mine and to kick start stage three of the process to review the Bougainville Copper Agreement, thanks to efforts by Mr Semoso.
Mr Semoso was told that he should lead the review and negotiations right through with support from ABG and the National Government.
He committed K300,000 last night to kick off the review and operations of the landowners and strongly appealed to all leaders, the ABG, Central Bougainville MP Jimmy Miringtoro, South Bougainville MP Steven Pirika Kama and North Bougainville MP Michael Ogio to give a hand and financially support the operation for the betterment of Bougainville�s economy.
ABG vice president Patrick Nisira announced that once the K15 million from the National Government reaches Boug-ainville, they will also throw in their support. All representatives agreed that the six associations should be fully established in their lease areas and that all pending reconciliations that are impediments to the formation and establishment of the these associations be dealt with.
Agreements on the preparation, timing and resources support towards umbrella landowner association executive elections comprising and representing the six lease area associations should be supported by the ABG and National governments.
Panguna landowners now want the mine to open but on their terms.
About 100 representatives from the six Panguna mine lease affected areas met in Buka for two days at the Kuri Village Resort to start the official negotiation process to review the Bougainville Copper Agreement.
They said for the first time in six years all six mine lease holders had met, thanks to the effort by Minister for Bougainville Affairs Fidelis Semoso who financed and brought all of them together to meet on these issues. The six lease areas are Siokate, Port lease, Port Mine Access Road lease, special mining lease, Upper Tailings and Lower Tailings.
Resolutions were passed and presented to Mr Semoso for further action.
�Reopening of the Panguna Mine - as a combined group and with difference to the rest of the people of Bougainville, we the six Panguna mine affected landowner associations (PMALA) through our proposed umbrella landowner executive are of the firm position that the following must be resolved to our satisfaction prior to any re-opening and return to mining in Panguna.�
* BCL take into account terms and conditions of the PMALA during the BCA review,
* PMALA must be included as an equitable partner in all aspects of the BCA review proc0ess, especially as they relate to social and environmental issues,
* Appropriate technical advisory support and funding must be provided to the PMALA during the course of the BCA review process,
* Sufficient funding must be provided to carry out comprehensive island-wide awareness by teams representing all parties, including the National Government,
* BCL must provide analysis and assessment of the magnitude of all affected areas but in particular the ongoing social and environmental impact on the lower tailings and,
* A more robust and expansive consultative briefings on the ground by ABG Mining Department as well as relevant National authorities in this sector in terms of PMALA concerns and interests.
"Any statement relating to the future of the Panguna Mine must respect the views and concerns of the people within the PMALA areas.
�We reiterate that PMALA is a critical party to the BCA review and as a recognition to this position, the associations must be, properly and thoroughly briefed of all preparations leading to the commencement of the review and on all stages of the review after it commences."
Initially the Lower Tailings, those badly affected by the mine closure, destruction and environmental, social damage gave their recommendation that they do not want any other companies to come and mine except BCL.
Mr Semoso was labelled a hero for uniting all six mining lease areas and for moving the negotiations forward.
The mine affected landowners associations were given two months to sort themselves out and an estimated timeframe of December 2011- the mine operation should officially begin if all goes well.
Zum Beispiel HEUTE aus potcourier NEWS
Post- Courier News
Monday 29th November, 2010
Panguna gets the nod
By GORETHY KENNETH
“A MAJOR step to Bougainville’s economic recovery has unfolded.
Panguna landowners now want the mine to open but on their terms.
About 100 representatives from the six Panguna mine lease affected areas met in Buka for two days at the Kuri Village Resort to start the official negotiation process to review the Bougainville Copper Agreement.
They said for the first time in six years all six mine lease holders had met, thanks to the effort by Minister for Bougainville Affairs Fidelis Semoso who financed and brought all of them together to meet on these issues. The six lease areas are Siokate, Port lease, Port Mine Access Road lease, special mining lease, Upper Tailings and Lower Tailings.
Resolutions were passed and presented to Mr Semoso for further action.
“Reopening of the Panguna Mine - as a combined group and with difference to the rest of the people of Bougainville, we the six Panguna mine affected landowner associations (PMALA) through our proposed umbrella landowner executive are of the firm position that the following must be resolved to our satisfaction prior to any re-opening and return to mining in Panguna.”
* BCL take into account terms and conditions of the PMALA during the BCA review,
* PMALA must be included as an equitable partner in all aspects of the BCA review proc0ess, especially as they relate to social and environmental issues,
* Appropriate technical advisory support and funding must be provided to the PMALA during the course of the BCA review process,
* Sufficient funding must be provided to carry out comprehensive island-wide awareness by teams representing all parties, including the National Government,
* BCL must provide analysis and assessment of the magnitude of all affected areas but in particular the ongoing social and environmental impact on the lower tailings and,
* A more robust and expansive consultative briefings on the ground by ABG Mining Department as well as relevant National authorities in this sector in terms of PMALA concerns and interests.
"Any statement relating to the future of the Panguna Mine must respect the views and concerns of the people within the PMALA areas.
“We reiterate that PMALA is a critical party to the BCA review and as a recognition to this position, the associations must be, properly and thoroughly briefed of all preparations leading to the commencement of the review and on all stages of the review after it commences."
Initially the Lower Tailings, those badly affected by the mine closure, destruction and environmental, social damage gave their recommendation that they do not want any other companies to come and mine except BCL.
Mr Semoso was labelled a hero for uniting all six mining lease areas and for moving the negotiations forward.
The mine affected landowners associations were given two months to sort themselves out and an estimated timeframe of December 2011- the mine operation should officially begin if all goes well.
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Monday 29th November, 2010
Landowners begin dialogue
Bougainville Affairs Min-ister Fidelis Semoso has made a breakthrough in uniting all six mining lease area landowners to discuss the possibilities of re-opening the Panguna mine.
About 100 representatives, both men, women and children from the mine lease affected areas of Siokate, port mine access road, special mining lease, upper and lower tailings, have come together to discuss the future of the Panguna mine and to kick start stage three of the process to review the Bougainville Copper Agreement, thanks to efforts by Mr Semoso.
Mr Semoso was told that he should lead the review and negotiations right through with support from ABG and the National Government.
He committed K300,000 last night to kick off the review and operations of the landowners and strongly appealed to all leaders, the ABG, Central Bougainville MP Jimmy Miringtoro, South Bougainville MP Steven Pirika Kama and North Bougainville MP Michael Ogio to give a hand and financially support the operation for the betterment of Bougainville’s economy.
ABG vice president Patrick Nisira announced that once the K15 million from the National Government reaches Boug-ainville, they will also throw in their support. All representatives agreed that the six associations should be fully established in their lease areas and that all pending reconciliations that are impediments to the formation and establishment of the these associations be dealt with.
Agreements on the preparation, timing and resources support towards umbrella landowner association executive elections comprising and representing the six lease area associations should be supported by the ABG and National governments.
291110PANGUNA ON
Panguna Landowners this morning returned to their homes satisfied on the weekend meeting.
They are meeting at Panguna in two weeks time New Dawn FM will cover live from Panguna this next meeting by the Panguna Landowners.
Picture are the Landowners after the meeting.
More stories on the meeting shortly.
Noch gilt : "Die Botschaft hör ich gerne - allein, mir fehlt der Glaube"
http://www.hotcopper.com.au/...id=1&tid=1311392&msgid=7397395
10 Vk zu 25 K aus dem ASK zeigen dass heute immerhin 60% der BOC Aktiven an der ASX die Meldung richtig eingeschàtzt haben.
http://www.tradingroom.com.au/apps/qt/...amp;code=BOC&time=latest
Die Aufmerksamkeit ist also mittlerweile da.
Interessant auch, was der australische Poster schreibt. Da wird er in Zukunft wohl noch richtig "worried" werden ;)
@1Alpha
Es wurden bis dato ja auch genug Lippenbekenntnisse gegeben, die allesamt in noch nichts wirklich spruchreifes geendet sind.
Meist war ja nur Bewegung im Hintergrund, von denen die breite Öffentlichkeit nicht wirklich nicht mitbekommen hat.
Außerdem ist so kein GAP entstanden, welches evtl. nochmals geschlossen wird.
28.11.10 14:43
#6121
Charttechnik: Die Rallye geht weiter!
Nachdem der Kurs seine Konsolidierung bei 0,95€ abgeschlossen hatte, schoss er über den Widerstand bei 1,00 €. Seit einigen Tagen sehen wir über dieser Marke eine äußerst gesunde Konsolidierung. Mehr noch: Das Pendeln zwischen 1,00 € und 1,10 € bestätigt die 1€-Marke als Unterstützung!
Folge: Aus technischer Sicht ist nun der Weg auf unsere nächste Marke bei 1,50 € frei!
Fazit
Bougainville Copper (WKN: 852652) wird von immer mehr Analysten entdeckt.
Auch die Kollegen sehen nun, dass hier im Land des Feuerrings ein neuer Big Player wiederaufersteht, den man sich JETZT in das Depot legen muss!
Schließt jetzt die Bougainville-Aktie über 1,20 €, dürfte die Rallye sehr schnell bis auf 1,50 € führen.
Auf Sicht von 12 Monaten sehen wir ein Kursziel von 3,50 €!
von Thomas Godt
Montag 29.11.2010, 10:25 Uhr
London (BoerseGo.de) – Im frühen Handel kann sich der Kupferpreis deutlich erholen. Obwohl der Dollar fester notiert, hat der drei-Monats-Kontrakt in Shanghai mehr als ein Prozent auf 62.310 Yuan je Tonne zugelegt. „Wir sehen eine deutliche Erholung nach dem scharfen Rückgang der vergangenen Tage“, sagte ein Händler gegenüber Reuters. Außerdem würden derzeit Shorts gedeckt, so Marktbeobachter. Nach Ansicht etlicher Marktteilnehmer sind Maßnahmen Chinas zur Bekämpfung der Inflation mittlerweile in den Preisen enthalten, so dass von dieser Seite zunächst keine weitere Belastung zu befürchten sei.
Well I'm a long term holder and can definately see some sort of formal agreement between the landowners, PNG gov and BOC (RIO) in the next 6 months. Great news $2.00 by xmas!!!
I'm very enthused, but I know enough about the Islander mindset to realize it will only take some minor perceived slight or some other catastrophe like someone running over another's goat for the civil war to restart, in which case Panguna is, again, history.
That could happen in almost any place.
So if the risk is much higher here, and I accept that, why do you hold?
And even more interesting is your sentiment to buy.
@mackzig
have you had a look into the news of the past months? Got a faint idea of what is happening right now?