Die besten Gold-/Silberminen auf der Welt
Des Weiteren bezüglich Hedging. Alle Goldwerte im HUI verkaufen zu aktuellen Preisen und machen keine Vorwärtskäufe.
Im XAU wird hedging betrieben und oft müssen bei Finanzierungen Vorwärtskäufe gemacht werden zur Absicherung.
Objektiv ist es manchmal bestimmt sinnvoll gewisse Anteile an der Produktion durch Vorwärtverkäufe abzusichern. Sollte jedoch nur bei größeren Finanzierungen gemacht werden wenn man nicht viele Rücklagen hat und auf einen bestimmten Mindestpreis beim Gold wegen monatlichen Zinszahlungen und anderen Kosten angewiesen ist. Klar Nachteil ist das man nicht komplett von steigenden Preisen profitiert jedoch bei fallenden Preisen durch das Hedgen seine Kosten und Zinszahlungen bestreiten kann. Alles andere macht kein Sinn und spielt nur den Kabalenbanken in die Hände. Wir haben ja letztens gelernt das immer die gleichen Makler die Preise beim Gold bestimmen.
https://www.goldcore.com/blog/...old-inflation-and-the-next-break-out
Rick Rule sagt immer die meisten tenbagger bei Ihm haben im Durschnitt 5 bis 10 Jahre benötigt. Er strebt eine Rendite von 25 Prozent pro Jahr an.
Ärgerlich das man den Anstieg von ca 0,16 auf 0,40 cad nicht mitgemacht. Trotzdem ist die Firma wenn die Preise so bleiben bei den Metallen sehr günstig bewertet und wird Geld verdienen. Des Weiteren wird expandiert werden,
Minen in Spanien und Bolivien.
Ceo. Ca überwiegend positiv gestimmt.
https://ceo.ca/@newswire/...orts-q4-fy2024-production-and-exploration
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@Silverlad I analyzed pretty much all companies in the entire mining space (excluding African ones and in countries with extreme geopolitical risk like Nicaragua) in the context of a financial crisis that would require the US to tie M2 to gold at the same rate as BRICS Unit (40% backing). In that case gold would be around 40,000$/ounce and silver around 500$/ounce if we consider a 1:80 gold/silver ratio. Here are the miners with the biggest upside potential considering estimated 2026/2027 production (this is the multi-bagger potential....100 would mean a 10,000$ investment would yield 1 million dollars). $SBI $CERT $ORVOrvana Minerals Corp.
ORV.TO 0.405 1.3% $JAG $STGO $LUCA $VZLA $SOMA $
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Zijin Minig ist ein sehr gutes Beispiel wie das aussehen kann der Markt versteht die Unterbewertung irgendwann und Korregiert das ganze hoffentlich nachhaltig.
https://s2.q4cdn.com/372236871/files/...-presentation_aug-16-2024.pdf
Aktuell werden viele Rohstoffsektoren gehatet.
Kupfer
Nickel
kanadische Gasaktien
Gold obwohl hier die Minen mittlerweile alle angesprungen sind. Jedoch riesige Performanceunterschiede es gibt
Kupfer
In den Bereichen sollte man schon positioniert sein oder es tun.
Laut Rule werden die Lithiumaktien noch nicht gehatet. Laut Ihm haben wir das Tief bei den Aktien noch nicht gesehen. Da bin ich echt mal gespannt.
Neben den Zahlungen für die Verpflichtungen müssen mindestens 35 Million US Dollar plus Royalties. Dazu dann die Kosten für den Start. So wie es aussieht geht Mercur als erster an den Start. Ab 2027 denke ich und dann kommt das Projekt was ja viel größer ist an den Start.
Oder hab ich hier einen Fehler eingebaut? Katze du bist doch investiert in dem Wert.
Die Mine La Guitarra wurde bis 2018 von First Majestic betrieben und wird nun wieder in die kommerzielle Produktion überführt. Mehr als die Hälfte des Treffens mit dem CEO Alex Langer war jedoch der größeren Vision gewidmet, wie das Team mehrere Projekte durch den Bohrer zum Leben erwecken will, indem es die organischen Einnahmen aus der Produktion in eine Explorationsstrategie auf Bezirksebene investiert.
https://excelsiorprosperity.substack.com/p/...-in-growth-oriented-872
05:27 Uhr | Newsfile
Highlights:
Golden Horse's Australian initial public offering (IPO or Offer) to open 5th November 2024 and is expected to close on or before 15th November 2024, with an indicative ASX listing date of 2nd December 2024 under the ASX ticker code: GHM.
The IPO aims to raise a minimum of A$16 million and maximum of A$18 million (before costs) to support exploration in the Southern Cross Greenstone Belt, a premier gold-producing region in Australia.
The Offer includes up to 72 million Chess Depositary Interests (CDIs) priced at A$0.25 each, with a priority allocation of up to A$4 million reserved for eligible Emerald Resources NL shareholders.
Proceeds will fund a comprehensive exploration program, including mineral resource definition drilling, brownfields exploration, and greenfields exploration across the Southern Cross Project.
Golden Horse has assembled a highly experienced board and management team who are well qualified to exploit the potential of Golden Horse's gold assets.
Vancouver, November 4, 2024 - Golden Horse Minerals Ltd., (TSXV: GHML) ("Golden Horse" or the "Company") is pleased to announce its Australian initial public offering ("IPO" or "Offer") to raise a minimum of A$16 million and maximum of A$18 million (before costs) will open 5th November 2024 and is expected to close on 15th November 2024.
This pivotal step will facilitate Golden Horse's listing on the Australian Securities Exchange ("ASX"), with an indicative listing date of 2nd December 2024 under the ticker code: GHM.
The offer consists of up to 72 million Chess Depositary Interests ("CDIs") priced at A$0.25 each, with a priority allocation of up to A$4 million reserved for eligible Emerald Resources NL (ASX: EMR) shareholders.1
The funds raised from the Offer will be used by Golden Horse to leverage its strategic position in the Southern Cross Greenstone Belt, one of Australia's most prolific gold-producing regions. The Company's Southern Cross Project spans over 130 kilometres and presents both advanced and untapped exploration opportunities offering the Company a district-scale opportunity for significant discoveries.
The Funds raised will be used to continue the Company's comprehensive exploration program including:
Mineral Resource Definition Drilling at key prospects such as Hopes Hill, Hakes Find, and Pilot to establish a solid resource base.
Brownfields Exploration at sites like Greenmount and Baby Queen, aimed at expanding known gold zones using existing infrastructure and historical mining data.
Greenfields Exploration to systematically test new targets, ensuring continuous target generation and discovery.
Figure 1: Map highlighting location of GHM tenements throughout the Southern Cross Greenstone Belt.
To view an enhanced version of this graphic, please visit:
https://images.newsfilecorp.com/files/8288/...4c314c6aa5c_001full.jpg
Managing Director and CEO Nicholas Anderson said: "We are thrilled to announce that our offer will open on 5th November 2024. This is a significant milestone for Golden Horse as we position ourselves to unlock the immense potential of the Southern Cross region. We are committed to delivering value to our shareholders and are eager to embark on this exciting journey."
Golden Horse boasts a highly experienced board and management team, well-equipped to execute the Company's ambitious exploration strategy. Chairman Graeme Sloan and Managing Director/CEO Nicholas Anderson lead a team with deep industry knowledge and a proven track record in mining and exploration. Their expertise will be instrumental in navigating the complexities of the Australian market and maximising the potential of the Company's projects.
An overview of the Golden Horse board members, following the Company's admission to the ASX (and subject to election at the Company's annual general and special meeting to be held 12th November 2024 (the "2024 AGM")), is provided below:
Graeme Sloan, Chairman
Mr. Sloan is a Mining Engineer with over 35 years of leadership experience, specialising in corporate affairs and operations across multiple commodities. He has a proven track record in building companies through growth and M&A and is committed to ESG practices. He currently serves as a Non-Executive Director at Kali Metals (ASX: KM1).
Nicholas Anderson, Managing Director/CEO
Mr. Anderson is a Chemical Engineer with over 20 years in the resources sector, experienced in capital raising and mergers/acquisitions. He has previously served as CFO of Rivet Group and is currently on the board of Kin Mining (ASX: KIN), focusing on strategic growth.
Jim Harris, Non-Executive Director
Mr. Harris has extensive experience in managing construction and engineering projects both in Australia and internationally. He has held executive roles at Swanline Developments and Alcoa, with expertise in project management. He holds qualifications in legal studies and public administration.
Brett Dunnachie, Non-Executive Director
Mr. Dunnachie is a Chartered Accountant with over 20 years in corporate roles, currently serving as Chief Corporate Officer at Emerald (ASX: EMR), where he manages operations for the Okvau Gold Mine. His background includes corporate governance and regulatory compliance. Mr. Dunnachie was nominated to the Board by Emerald.
Following the IPO, subject to receipt of the approval of the TSXV and shareholders at the 2024 AGM Golden Horse plans to delist from the TSX Venture Exchange. This strategic move would streamline the Company's corporate structure, allowing it to focus on its Australian operations, minimise corporate costs and maximise shareholder value.
Golden Horse lodged a replacement prospectus on the 5th November 2024. Eligible investors who wish to participate in the offer can access the replacement prospectus electronically on the Golden Horse website via the link below:
https://ghmipooffer.computersharecas.com.au/offer/home/
Golden Horse looks forward to this exciting opportunity to position the Company to unlock the potential of the Southern Cross region and create significant value for our shareholders.
ENDS
On behalf of Golden Horse Minerals Limited
For more information contact:
Nicholas Anderson
Managing Director & CEO
Email: nicholas.anderson@goldenhorseminerals.com.au
+61 9322 1788
Josh Conner
Chief Operating Officer
Email: josh.conner@goldenhorseminerals.com.au
+61 9322 1788
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David Tasker
Chapter One Advisors
Email: dtasker@chapteroneadvisors.com.au
+61 433 112 936
Auch nachdem sich augenscheinlich das Problem in Bosnien gelöst hat gab kann neue Aufwärtsbewegung.
Die Zahlen sind und Si sind besser als in 24 und die Geos haben sich auf niedrigem Niveau verdoppelt. Ansonsten läuft es ganz gut und man hat immerhin die Managmentkosten um ca 900000 US Dollar senken können. Nächstes mit einem stabilen Goldpreis sollte dann so langsam der Rubel rollen. Dann wird sich endlich der Kurs darauf reagieren.
https://www.minenportal.de/artikel/...-First-Nine-Months-Of-2024.html
Klar auch der US Bereich immer noch rote Zahlen schreibt.
Sibanye-Stillwater reports 9% y/y growth in adjusted earnings for third quarter
Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman
Sibanye-Stillwater CEO Neal Froneman
5th November 2024
By: Darren Parker
Creamer Media Senior Contributing Editor Online
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Diversified miner Sibanye-Stillwater has announced a 9% year-on-year increase in adjusted earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) to $184-million for the third quarter ended September 30.
In an operational update for the third quarter, published on November 5, CEO Neal Froneman attributed this growth to the group’s operational restructuring and optimisation efforts, resulting in enhanced profitability across the group's operations.
The group’s South African gold operations were a major contributor to the Ebitda increase, achieving a 292% increase in adjusted Ebitda to $75-million, largely driven by a 24% rise in the rand gold price.
Sibanye-Stillwater’s South African platinum group metals (PGM) operations achieved a 5% increase in platinum, palladium, rhodium and gold (4E) production with stable costs, generating an adjusted Ebitda of $88-million.
The group’s Century operation, in Australia, reported a 9% increase in zinc production, with well-managed costs resulting in a significant 966% year-on-year rise in adjusted Ebitda to $31-million.
For the quarter, Sibanye-Stillwater reported several operational and financial improvements, including a year-on-year improvement in group safety, a strong balance sheet and a healthy liquidity position.
The company expects its US PGM operations to benefit significantly from amended Section 45X of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA).
Moreover, the miner has secured a €500-million green loan to fund the Keliber lithium project, in Finland.
"The third-quarter operating results reflect the benefits of the actions we have taken to optimise our operations and improve group profitability," Froneman said, adding that while there were "solid operational deliveries from the South African PGM and US PGM operations”, low PGM prices continued to put margins under pressure, limiting growth in adjusted Ebitda.
He further noted that benefits from the restructuring of the US PGM operations and the Sandouville refinery, in France, are expected to support future profitability.
Although the US PGM operations improved production and cost efficiency, low platinum and palladium (2E) PGM basket prices kept all-in sustaining costs (AISC) above market rates, resulting in continued losses.
Sibanye-Stillwater has, therefore, initiated additional cost-cutting measures in these operations to maintain their sustainability.
Froneman said the market’s response to the group’s September restructuring announcement was favourable, with palladium prices rising above $1 000/oz.
He noted that lobbying efforts had bolstered market conditions, as demonstrated by two Montana senators' recent legislative moves to ban Russian palladium imports, which provided additional support for palladium prices. He said global finance leaders are also reportedly considering sanctions on Russian metals, further stabilising the market.
"The final Section 45X rules have been amended to include extraction and processing in addition to refining costs," Froneman said, which is expected to provide significant support for the US PGM operations.
While further clarification from tax advisers is awaited, he said the group estimates that benefits from these adjustments could total about $140-million for 2023 and $100-million for this year.
Froneman praised the alignment of Sibanye-Stillwater’s US and European strategies with the IRA's objectives to promote domestic clean energy production.
He also highlighted the Keliber lithium project recently receiving its €500-million green loan supported by the European Investment Bank, Finnish credit agency Finnvera and a consortium of global banks.
To address anticipated losses at the Sandouville refinery, Sibanye-Stillwater terminated a critical supply contract effective by the end of 2024, with nickel production to cease by mid-2025.
Sibanye-Stillwater is evaluating the feasibility of repurposing the refinery into the GalliCam project for precursor cathode active material production to supply the French battery industry, pending approvals and financial support from French and European authorities.
Froneman said Sibanye-Stillwater’s financial position had been further fortified through initiatives to strengthen liquidity and balance sheet resilience. He reported that measures such as early debt covenant upliftment, favourable debt refinancing, and recent capital infusions had increased liquidity by about $1.4-billion, with further financing efforts under way to raise about $600-million through prepays and streams of select by-product metals.
With the expectation of continued production improvements and cost savings in 2025, Froneman expressed confidence in the company’s ability to deliver on strategic goals.
"The group is financially secure and, with further production and cost benefits expected during 2025 from operational restructuring and optimisation, management believes it is well positioned for ongoing strategic delivery and shared value creation,” he said.
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https://ceo.ca/@accesswire/...es-down-its-all-in-sustaining-cost-aisc
Nur wenn auf Corporate Level wirklich weitere Nachweise anstehen, geht es langfristig darüber und in Bereiche die für Altinvestoren vielleicht interessant werden könnten. JV, Verkauf Landstück, gute Hits etc.
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@Boz, ist es akzeptabel den Titel journalistisch zu erwähnen?
Marktwert§1,62 Mrd.
Ist die Market Cap für solch einen Gewinn nicht etwas sehr hoch?
https://de.marketscreener.com/kurs/aktie/...VOUR-SILVER-CORP-1409833/
Falls ja, never ever!
Was man noch hinzufügen könnte, sind die Probleme mit dem Bohrkopf, die zu einer geringeren Produktion und höheren Kosten geführt haben. Angesichts der Umstände waren die 1,6 Mio. Gewinn sogar eine gute Leistung.
Schau dir am besten die Präsentation von Endeavour Silver an; dort siehst du, wie Terronera die Produktion steigern und die AISC senken wird.