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dauern kann..... aber man auch die zeit hat..... wird es sich besser verzinsen als konten
mit minuszinsen zb.
oder welche mit nullzins.... aber nur ne vermutung. kann auch noch anders ausgehen.
die jungs da unten denken irgendwie völlig anders.......
BOC: Status of Exploration Licence EL1
Bougainville Copper Limited released an announcement at 04:52pm on 23 April 2018.
https://hotcopper.com.au/threads/...148752/?source=email#.Wt2WhExuK00
CALL TO STOP INVITING UNKNOWN FOREIGN COMPANIES TO BOUGAINVILLE
PANGUNA (18/04/2018): THERE is strong opposition from the titleholders of the Special Mining Lease area of the Panguna mine to bring in the largely unknown Australian mining junior RTG Ltd.
The titleholders say that Philip Miriori is not recognised by them as the duly elected chairman of the SML Osikaiyang Association and has no mandate to speak on behalf of the Panguna titleholders.
Paramount Chief of Guava Village, Thomas Oni, has called his younger brothers Philip Miriori and Lawrence Daveona to stop talking to RTG as they do not have his mandate nor the mandate of all the titleholders to enter into any deals with any foreign company.
“I am the titleholder of the mine pit area and I do not want my small brothers inviting RTG to Bougainville as the titleholders support the development plans put forward by BCL for the new Panguna Project,” Mr Oni said.
“I want my small brothers to immediately stop talking to RTG and also stop entering into new deals with RTG as we do not support anything that they are doing. Everything they are doing is in isolation and we do not know what they are doing. We know what BCL is doing as their officers are always on the ground and in contact with the titleholders.”
He said BCL has the full support of the titleholders as the company is now majority owned by Bougainvilleans through the Autonomous Bougainville Government and is a local company as opposed to a foreign entity.
Mr Oni said a talked about 25 per cent interest in Central Mekamui Exploration Ltd did not belong to the titleholders, the ABG or general Bougainvilleans.
“This shareholding belongs only to Philip Miriori and that is not fair to the titleholders, ABG and the rest of Bougainville, as he would benefit from it, not us,” he said.
“BCL on the other hand is majority owned by the ABG with the Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea Peter O’Neill in his wisdom deciding to transfer 17.4% of the PNG shares from Rio Tinto to the landowners and other Bougainvilleans. This makes BCL a majority Bougainvillean company and it makes perfect sense for us to be supporting the company we own.
“The actions of my small brothers should be a matter of concern to everyone including the titleholders of Panguna. BCL is slowly fulfilling its outstanding commitment to the Panguna Landowners and they have been spending money in the communities supporting health and education and other important events, which is something that we welcome.”
Mr Oni said other than supporting individuals like Mr Miriori and his friends, he was not aware of RTG spending any money in support of the broader community.
“I also recall the recent comments of President Momis in a Radio NZ interview, where he said RTG was causing a lot of confusion and division in the community. This is something we should not tolerate considering this company does not have the support of the customary titleholders,” he said.
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Approved for immediate Release.
Die Landowners wissen ganz genau, dass sie mit BOC Geld verdienen können etc.
......da darf man gespannt sein wie die gerichtlich rechtliche Entscheidung ausfällt.
Regionalpolitische Erwägungen dürften hierbei ja keine Rolle mehr spielen und davon ausgehend steht für mich das Ergebniss zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt schon fest. :-)
New Dawn News
240418
The Autonomous Bougainville Government has reinforced its decision to continue with the moratorium over Panguna Mine after seeking advice from the Bougainville Mining Advisory Council.
ABG Vice President and Minister for Mineral and Energy Resources Raymond Masono said the decision stems from the advice of the BMAC and recent deliberation by Bougainville House of Representatives.
Upon these advices the Bougainville Executive Council under the Bougainville Mining Act 2015 Section 66(subsection 1) has designated the area, approximately 37.8 square kilometres to be reserved from any mining activity.
The area covers the Mine Pit, Dapera, Moroni, Pirurari and borders Guava Village which literally means the areas where the Panguna Mine operations were once situated.
As the ABG tightens its reins over Panguna the continued squabbling between BCL and RTG has intensified as the two companies try to entice the ABG and landowner groups to supporting their right to mine Panguna.
Under the ABG’s Mining Act the landowners have the final say as to who will be allowed back to Panguna but the division them amongst has irked the ABG.
Sources close to the ABG have disclosed that the moratorium will remain in place until the landowners can unite and agree on the developer they prefer back in Panguna.
The first declaration of the moratorium was initiative by the BMAC late last year after negotiations with both companies broke down.
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Letter to Shareholders ist interessant
Decisions by the Bougainville parliament can be overidden by the national parliament, the Papua New Guinea prime minister says.
Peter O’Neill made the comment to news agency Reuters after the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) announced earlier this month that it was placing an indefinite moratorium on a resumption of mining at Panguna.
Its president, John Momis, said the ABG imposed the ban as it did not want to disrupt preparations for Bougainville’s independence referendum next year.
Grievances caused by the mine were central to the outbreak of civil war in 1989, a 10-year conflict that cost over 20,000 lives.
When asked about the moratorium, Mr O’Neill said that the “constitution and the overall legislation from the national government is the one that underpins all the other legislation”.
“It’s subject to the main laws,” he said.
The vast Panguna copper and gold mine once generated nearly half of PNG’s annual export revenue.
Wide support for weapons disposal in Bougainville
12:38 pm on 27 April 2018
Weapons disposal remains a primary objective of the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG), the minister for the implementation of the Peace Agreement says.
Guerillas of the Bougainville Revolutionary Army (BRA), some still wearing camouflage, watch the signing ceremony of the Bougainville Ceasefire Agreement at Arawa on Bougainville 30 April...................Albert Punghau said with the support of the Papua New Guinea Government, the ABG was primarily responsible for laying the foundation for the lasting peace and security required by the Peace Agreement.
When the PNG/Bougainville Joint Supervisory Body (JSB) met last year it embraced a commitment for a weapons free Bougainville, Mr Punghau said.
New Dawn FM reported Mr Punghau saying the commitment had been enthusiastically welcomed by former combatants, including the Meekamui factions.
The JSB had asked the National Executive Council to release funding of US$3.6 million dollars for the process, he said.
Weapons disposal is considered a vital step as Bougainville prepares for a vote on independence from PNG in June next year........
Bougainville independence not a ‘plaything’ for foreign media, PNG leader says
Prime minister Peter O’Neill says ‘Australian and New Zealand media are very obsessed’ with Bougainville’s independence.
With a referendum due next year, Peter O’Neill promises to uphold peace agreement but insists MPs must endorse outcome
Australian Associated Press | 1 May 2018
With a referendum due next year, Peter O’Neill promises to uphold peace agreement but insists MPs must endorse outcome
O’Neill hit out at foreign interference over the referendum..........
...............“It is not about independence – it is about what is best for the Bougainville people,” he told the Australia-Papua New Guinea business forum in Brisbane.
“Australian and New Zealand media are very obsessed with the idea of independence – for them it’s some plaything.”
O’Neill flagged that after the vote in 2019 the outcome must be endorsed by PNG’s national parliament........
https://ramumine.wordpress.com/2018/05/02/...n-media-png-leader-says/
‘We estimate it would take any other company or entity at least two-to-three years to replicate the BCL database through exploration activities and would cost in excess of A$200 million (K400 million),’ says Hitchcock.
Hitchcock bewertet das vorhandene BCL zugehörige Datenmaterial für den Restart der Panguna-Mine mit ca. 0.25 €/Aktie. Falls es zu keiner Lizens E1 kommen würde, wäre dies wohl die Grundlage für eine Schadensersatz-Forderung von BCL bei den dadurch entstehenden gerichtlichen Auseinandersetzungen hinsichtlich der zu identifizierenden Verantwortlichen.
Cashreserven von ich glaube ca. EUR 0.12 ergibt einen inneren Wert von EUR 0,43 zuzüglich Phantasie für Eröffnung - also nächster Kursziel EUR 0.60-0.75 -:)
https://www.finanzen.net/waehrungsrechner/kina_euro
sonne798, bei der Abschätzung wurde die 0.25 €/Aktien-Aussage von der Kina-€ - Seite (400 Mill. Kina) getätigt. Deine Zahlen gefallen mir jedoch noch besser.