Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

Hallo,

ich dachte das Orderbuch ist leer, wo kommen denn die deutschen Stücke her...?
Kann leider Ordertiefe in DE nicht sehen...gibt es ähnliche Charts wie für die ASX auch für die DE-Börsen ???  
 

The ABG President, Chief DR.JOHN MOMIS yesterday said PANGUNA may never Open although Bougainville’s financial woes can be resolved immediately if it opens.

Speaking at the Inauguration ceremony, DR. MOMIS said that under the Bougainville’s law on Mining, the landowners have the power to decide what’s on their land and no one can push them around.

President Momis said that options are if the landowners want or if BCL wants to re-invest in Panguna it’s up to them to decide as the ABG can just facilitate the process.

He said that if PANGUNA is allowed to open it can take up to seven years for reconstruction to commence before actually getting Copper ore from the ground.

For a complete new mine it would take over fifteen years for exploration to take place and to get the first ore from the ground.

He said some options are already available for the Government to consider if PANGUNA does not open.

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http://vnr.srv3.de/...306&SYS=000&SCID=Y29uc3RydXRAcHQubHU%3D

wer baut rote Türme und hat so viele Stücke zu veräußern...?  

0.430
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          §Daily 0.010 2.381% Market Cap Help
168.45m
          §# shares Help 401.06m
Bid 0.365 Offer 0.420 Daily volume 27,766
52 week
LOW 0.190 HIGH 0.505

 

BOC 0,43 AUD = 29,6206 €

Acting PNG PM congratulates ABG for successful election and swearing in of members

ABG President Dr. John Momis sworn in. Photo credit. Dawn FM
Acting Prime Minister Grand Chief Hon. Leo Dion, GCL, CMG, QPM, MP, congratulated the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) for the successful, free and fare elections.
Acting Prime Minister Grand Chief Dion congratulated the members elected during the inauguration of the 3rd ABG House of Representatives in Buka recently.

"I also commend the people of Bougainville for a peaceful and as, international observers have confirmed, a free and fair election," the Acting Prime Minister said.

He said the National Government led by the Prime Minister Hon Peter O'Neill is ready to embrace the principles and philosophies of the ABG in meeting the challenges and opportunities involved in implementing the next stages of the Bougainville Peace Agreement.

"As a government, we are committed to continue building on the strategic frames-works not only for the autonomous arrangement to work but also for the maintenance of lasting peace by peaceful means in accordance with the agreement."

Acting Prime Minister Grand Chief Dion reiterated that the implementation of the agreement requires on-going consultation and co-operation.

"The Bougainville Peace Agreement must full fill in earnest the three pillars of Autonomy, Referendum and Weapons Disposal."

"Resolutions agreed at the recent meeting of the Joint Supervisory Body (JSB) in Arawa in March provide additional evidence of the shared commitment to a positive way forward."

He added that the National Government is aware that there are numerous challenges that are being encountered during the process of implementation of the agreement.

"We will continue to use the PNG-ABG Joint Supervisory Body as the forum to discuss and resolve these challenges as we move forward."

Posted by PNG Today on Tuesday, June 16, 2015. Filed under all, news, PNG News . You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Feel free to leave a response

... der Umrechnungskurs lohnt sich ;-)  

......finden sich derzeit im Rohstoffsektor!

http://www.rohstoffspiegel.de/...f68e74c71998bef84&tmpl=component

By Aloysius Laukai

The people of Bougainville will know by next Monday who the members of the Bougainville Cabinet will be.

Since the return of writs on 8th of June, Bougainville has been governed by the Caretaker cabinet which were sworn in.

They are the President, Chief DR. JOHN MOMIS, Vice President, PATRICK NISIRA and the woman member for PEIT Constituency, JOSEPHINE SUREI GETSI.

The three were sworn in by the Senior Bougainville Magistrate, BRUCE TASIKUL whilst the rest of the members were sworn in by the Chief Justice of PAPUA NEW GUINEA, SIR SALAMO INJA at the ABG House on Monday 15th, June, 2015.

The ABG President will announce the cabinet line-up, but according to his inauguration speech, he will create one extra ministry for Economic Services to help fast-track revenue raising activities throughout Bougainville.

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Despite losing the popular vote in the areas around Panguna in the recent election, President Momis is again pressing for the reopening of the mine…

Re-opening Panguna Mine best Chance for Bougainville : Momis

The National aka The Loggers Times (owned by Rimbunan Hijau)

A mined mindBOUGAINVILLE’S realistic option for rapid self-reliance and improved levels of service is large scale mining, re-elected Autonomous Bougainville President John Momis says.

Momis  said re-opening the Panguna mine would provide “the best chance of early revenue” as it could open in six or seven years.

He said alternative new mining projects would take from 15 to 30 years from exploration to production.

   “Under our March 2015 Bougainville Mining Act, customary land owners also own minerals. They can reject mining exploration and development,” Momis said.

   “So Panguna will not re-open without landowner agreement, which means clear agreement by a clear majority of landowners, with no manipulation of consent.

   “It is certainly possible Panguna will not re-open, if landowners oppose it, or if BCL (Bougainville Copper Ltd) don’t return and alternative developers can’t be found.

   “But other communities want mining exploration and those possibilities will be evaluated.

   “The new Bougainville Mining Act means any new mining will be on totally different terms from under the Bougainville Copper Agreement.

   “The biggest protection is that no development will be possible unless both landowners and the ABG are satisfied with all the conditions for mining.”

In April, BCL chairman Peter Taylor said a study conducted by the company indicated that there would be a very high production level when opening a new mine at Panguna.

BCL is a subsidiary of Rio Tinto which holds a 54 per cent stake in the Panguna copper gold project, before it ceased operations in 1989.

In the 17 years prior to 1989, the Panguna mine produced concentrate containing 3 million tonnes of copper, 306 tonnes of gold and 784 tonnes of silver.

The production had a value of K5.2 billion representing about 44 per cent of Papua New Guinea’s exports over that period.

A total of K1.08 billion or 62 per cent of the net cash generated by the Panguna mine between 1972 and 1989 was contributed to the Government.

....production had a value of K5.2 billion representing about 44 per cent of Papua New Guinea’s exports ....

aktuell leider 100% von 0. ;-)))  

(+  Zahlungen an das ABG. Also nur Kosten die aufgebracht werden müssen.)


.. >  daraus folgt: Vertragserfüllung = zügige Überschreibung der 19,3 % shares an das ABG  > Wiederaufbau der Produktions Infrastruktur  >  Produktion  >  


MAJOR TENETS OF NEW DEAL

   National Government to transfer its  76,430,809 shares in BCL to LABG [Landowners and ABG]

   Proposed BCL shareholding amongst landowner groups split based on the total number of Block of adult land holders of each lease area. The 6 groups are SML, Lower Tailings, Upper Tailings, Road, Port and Arawa Town.

   Landowners to receive royalties computed as 5% of sales. Royalties to be paid direct to landowners, each holding a unique ID.

   Tax of 30% paid by BCL to be shared equally (50%) by National Govt and ABG.

   20% of BCL's operating costs to be spent on goods and services including employment of Bougainvilleans including landowners.

   K1 Billion to be committed by BCL, National Government, Australian Government etc. from date of signing of New BCA. About half of this to be spent on capacity building and skills development of Bougainvilleans so they are able to provide goods and services as per 5 above. The rest to be spent on relief and rehabilitation for landowners.

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

http://www.bougainville-copper.eu/voices-on-panguna-1.html

Pro-Reopening Panguna Stimmen gibt es auf Bougainville mehr als genug.Die letzten Zweifler werden im Hinblick auf das Referendum zur Unabhängigkeit mit ins Boot geholt werden.(Spätestens wenn nach der "Reconciliation with BOC" die noch ausstehenden Royalties & Compensations ausbezahlt werden und die Wirtschaft der Insel einen Schub erfährt.

Frei nach Angie "Die Reopening" ist alternativlos. ;-)))

Find out here what people said on re-opening the Panguna mine and Bougainville Copper Limited...

"For the sake of our children and their children's future it is our moral obligation to make the right decisions now!!! The Panguna Mine must reopen!!°

Resulution of the Bougainville Women's Mining Forum

27.03. 2014

"...re-opening of Panguna or establishing another operation if Panguna fails to start the economy was very important for Bougainville’s economic survival."

Sam Akoitai

Former national MP of Central Bougainville and former PNG Minister of Mining

15.02.2014

"...we need to tell them why it is important that we have to get this mine up!"

Albert Punghau

Minister of Finance - Autonomous Bougainville Government

09.12.2013

"The situation for the re-opening of the mine continues to improve. It is a slow process but we expect that. My attitude has been and continues to be I would rather take my time and get it right, than rush and get it wrong. I think what is happening on Bougainville is in line with my expectations. The support for the mine re-opening continues to grow and the support for Bougainville Copper as the operator continues to grow."



PETER R. TAYLOR

Chairman of  Bougainville Copper Limited

09.05.2013

".. the opening of the Panguna mine will obviously contribute to the economic self-reliance of Bougainville that will be very important to the future independent state of Bougainville..."  

JAMES TANIS

Former President of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville

07.05.2013"The bulk of the population want the re-opening of the mine."

JOHN MOMIS

President of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville

08.03.2013

"We want Panguna to reopen to support the ABG to reach its goal of economic self reliance in preparation for referendum and independence for Bougainville...Panguna must be opened in my lifetime!."

CHRIS DAMANA

Chairman of the  Panguna Landowners

12.02.2013

"...despite all these (peace) programs, so many ordinary Bougainvilleans continue to question on the day when the mine would be re-opened?"

SAM TORORIA
A Bougainville Citizen

12.02.2013

"It's quite interesting to read and note that RIO, through BCL, is very adamant about returning to Panguna; not surprising to say the least. My informed view is that RIO/BCL should make a calculted return to Panguna as they have learnt their lesson the hard way and purported redemption will be VERY BIG for LOs, ABG and AROB.

The maxim/saying: "It's better to deal with the devil you know, rather the devil you do not know" should be the guiding approach to the second coming of RIO/BCL. It's now up to the Panguna LOs, ABG and AROB people to decide RIO/BCL's second coming.

RIO/BCL wants a mine; LOs wants a mine; ABG wants a mine and AROB people wants a mine - this window of opportunity is here - for sustained development, growth and posterity for all in AROB."

J. K. Semos, PhD

Devine Word University, Madang

12.02.2013

"Rio Tinto (RIO) is looking into restarting its Panguna mine in Papua New Guinea, one of the world's largest sources of copper and gold until the company abandoned it a quarter century ago after local villagers chased off workers in a secessionist uprising. A new study by Rio Tinto's majority-owned subsidiary Bougainville Copper (BOC) says the mine on Bougainville island still contains at least five million tonnes of copper and 19 million ounces of gold, worth USD41 billion and USD32 billion, respectively. Bougainville was one of my tips for Tim Boreham’s (The Australian) tipping competition this year. The Australian, Criterion column 2nd. February"

ALEX MOFFATT

Director J Palmer + Sons

Melbourne

08.02.2013

"The potential for a restart could only be fully assessed once it was safe to return to the mine! The new estimate for copper and gold supports consideration of a number of potential development options."

Peter R. Taylor
Chairman of Bougainville Copper Limited
08.02.2013

"The further copper-gold potential of PNG should not be overlooked either. Already the Wafi-Golpu and Yandera projects are world-class and the exploration potential at Bougainville is not well publicized – when that mine does reopen there will be huge opportunities if they are managed correctly."

BLAIR PRICE

Editor of PNG Industry News

04.02.2013

The ABG President chief JOHN MOMIS wants the closed PANGUNA Copper mine on Bougainville island to reopen to support the ABG with much needed funds to deliver much needed services to the people of Bougainville.

Speaking on his weekly Radio Talk on Radio New Dawn on Bougainville  FM, chief Momis said that PANGUNA was a single impact project that can bail out Bougainville from its financial problems.

JOHN MOMIS

President of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville

30.11.2012

"I call for unity of all Bougainvilleans to fulfill Autonomous Bougainville Government President's number one pillar of unification of all Bougainvillean's despite of their affiliations"

ROSE PIHEI

Minister for Culture and Tourism

Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG)

22.11.2012

"The forum has helped the landowners to know where other Bougainvilleans are standing on the Panguna issue.

Panguna landowners are ready to work with the Autonomous Bougainville Government as the legitimate government for Bougainville and other factions are already working with them to join the team so that Bougainville can voice their grievances as one Bougainville.

The Panguna mine will be opened as soon as all the negotiations are completed.

Panguna gave independence to PNG and should now be opened to give the necessary funds for Bougainville to move forward."

MICHAEL PARIU

Panguna Landowner Representative

22.11.2012

“We have made a lot of progress in the past months.

We want everyone to be involved! Those to be involved in this process include all concerned stakeholders, the ex-combatants, Me'ekamui, the landowners and the Autonomous Bougainville Government. After all consultations with all stakeholders we will proceed with pre-feasibility studies on reopening the Panguna Mine.

The progress on reopening the mine has moved forward, it is steady and it is heading in the right direction."

PAUL COLEMAN

Company Secretary of Bougainville Copper  Limited

28.08.2012

"…that the only avenue currently for Bougainville to source all the funds it needs is to re-open the Panguna mine …"

JOE LERA

Regional Member of PNG Parliament for Bougainville

09.08.2021

"…the meeting with Bougainville Copper Ltd (BCL) was a step forward. It was a very good meeting because we agreed at once some decisions that BCL has to meet..

…most people in mine-affected areas and all of Bougainville, we would very much want BCL to come back before it decides to come to Bougainville and help us with our economic recovery on Bougainville.."

BERNADINE KIRRA

Chairwoman and spokesperson of the Panguna landowner group

24.07.2012

"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. The landowner groups represented all the groups that have been listed as the legitimate landowners, which include Mekamui, of course.

“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…"

JOHN MOMIS

President of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB) and Head of the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG)

24.07.2012

"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…"

CHRIS DAMANA

Interim Chairman of the key umbrella group, the Panguna Landowners

24.07.2012

"The re-entry into Panguna by any best bidder or Bougainville Copper Limited (BCL) can be made possible by the end of 2012…"

PATRICK NISIRA

Vice President of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB)

17.01.2012

"The people of Panguna commend this government for tackling this problem head-on and which the former Somare-led government had for a long time failed to address in an effective and honest way…

…in preparation for the re-opening of the Panguna mine."

MICHAEL PARIU

Deputy Chairman of the Panguna Landowners Association

29.12.2011

"… both parties had agreed to re-negotiate the BCA with the Bougainville Copper Ltd, the national government and any other interested developer.

The decision to re-negotiate the BCA was reached on the consensus that mining would be allowed at Panguna and the BCA must not be reviewed but re-negotiated because the agreement was drawn up by parties which were no longer present at the negotiation table…"

JOHN MOMIS

President of the Autonomous Region of Bougainville (AROB) and Head of the Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG)

06.12.2011
“(Autonomous Bougainville Government) President Momis supports the vision of returning to mining at Panguna and has publicly stated he believes the majority of the Bougainville population also supports reopening the mine.”

PAUL COLEMAN

Company Secretary of Bougainville Copper Limited

17.08.2011

the Pope calls in his environmentally encyclyca rethinking the energy of the industrialized countries in the world.

Die Forderung nach der Verwendung der erneuerbaren Energien
(Stichwort Welt Klima) ist nicht!! umzusetzen ohne den Rohstoff Kupfer. Und hier beginnt die Verantwortung der Staaten die in der Lage sind diesen Rohstoff zu produzieren und zur Verfügung zu stellen. Besonders den Stimmen auf Bougainville die als erstes immer ihre stark egozentrische Sicht der Dinge betonen, sollten sich hier orientieren.


Quelle : https://ramumine.wordpress.com/2015/06/

June 19, 2015 · 4:27 pm
Pope slams our ‘relentless exploitation and destruction of the environment’ in the pursuit of money

Pope Francis makes it clear that he hopes the Encyclical will influence energy and economic policy and stir a global movement. He calls on ordinary people to pressure politicians for change. Bishops and priests around the world are expected to lead discussions on the Encyclical in services this coming Sunday.

Quelle : https://ramumine.wordpress.com/2015/06/

 

The newly elected Speaker of the Bougainville House of Representatives says that not all members can become Ministers.

Speaking on his first Radio Program on New Dawn fm, MR. PENTANU said that other members of the ABG will be empowered through the various Parliamentary committees that the Parliament will instigate.

He said that the ABG House will have the executive of 14 Ministers and other members will contribute by being members of these committees.

MR. PENTANU said that him as the Speaker will help these committees to better understand their roles once appointed to these committees.

He said once this is done, the people will then see all members contributing to the work they have been mandated for.

The weekly Radio programs will be aired both on NBC Bougainville and New Dawn FM.

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Anthony Kaybing
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The President of the Autonomous Bougainville Government, Grand Chief Dr John Lawrence Momis has announced seven Members of the Bougainville House of Representatives to the Bougainville Executive Council.
The new Ministers join Vice President Patrick Nisira, who is the new Minister for Referendum, Peace, and Veterans Affairs on the BEC.
Six of the Ministers have been appointed under Section 81 (3) of the Bougainville Constitution on the Recommendations of the three Regional Committees of the House of Representatives with the seventh Minister being the nominee of the four women Members of the House unders Section 80 (1) (c).
The new Ministers are;
Hon. Albert Punghau (Motuna Huyono) Finance
Hon. Jacob Tooke (Baubake) Community Development
Hon. Nicholas Darku (North Nasioi) Primary Industries
Hon. Robin Wilson (Terra) Mining
Hon. Raymond Masono (Atolls) Public Service
Hon. Fidelis Semoso (Tsitalato) Economic Development
Hon. Josephine Getsi (Peit) Community Development

President Momis retains the Planning as well as Inter-government Relations Portfolios.
“As a result of these appointments, there are five Ministerial Portfolios yet to be filled, I expect to be in a position to announce the remaining Ministers later this week and I will also announce their portfolios,” President Momis said.
“While I have confidence in the talents of my new Ministers, I want to make it clear that I expect a high standard of performance from them,” President Momis said.
President Momis added that he has put each of his Ministers on notice and that he will review their performance after the new government’s first six months in office and that any Minister who has not performed to a satisfactory level will be removed.
The President said his next task will be to revitalize the Bougainville Public Service and to ensure it is lean and starts to work efficiently to carry out its prerogatives.
He said the Bougainville Public Service will undergo serious changes to its structure in an effort to save on costs and the mismanagement of public funds and government assets.
He offered that his government will clamp down on corruption and added that with his cabinet finalized the ABG will now move to give the best possible service to the people of Bougainville.

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http://news.pngfacts.com/2015/06/...lle-releases-bodies-of-pngdf.html

Warum äußert sich Rio Tinto nicht zu BOC?
Bis auf ein "Wir prüfen alle unsere Optionen kommt nichts"!
Was soll das? Ist das normal?
Wie lange soll das noch so gehen!?
Vielleicht pokert Momis!?
Aber wenn BOC nichts macht, schiebt er das Projekt wahrscheinlich mit einem anderen Produzenten an.
Meinungen sind gefragt!  

Rio Tinto wartet auf das offizielle Statement der Landowner, dass sie die Panguna Mine mit BCL als Betreiber wieder eröffnen möchten.
 

Erst stehen noch die Reconciliations an (voraussichtlich Juli)

Aber im "Land of the Unexpected"...........;-)))))

was sollen sie denn dazu sagen? Was erwartest du?
Einen Teufel werden sie tun...
Ist doch normal. "The Unexpeted" sind an der Reihe.
Ich kenne keinen einzigen Unternehmer, der in so einer Sache durch die Gegend läuft und schreit: Darf ich bei euch einige Milliarden Dollar inverstieren.
Also warten.....

 

Rio kann jetzt noch keine Aussage machen, das wäre auch schädlich für den ganzen Prozess. Erst müssen sich die Landeigner für den Bergbau mit BCL aussprechen. Vielleicht warten die auch noch länger und lassen die erst mal nach anderen Firmen suchen, die den Bergbau durchführen wollen. Und da wirds wohl gaaaannnnz rar mit den Bewerbern, die in einem Land Milliarden investieren sollen in dem man Gefahr läuft jederzeit enteignet zu werden und dann noch dazu Gefahr zu laufen von Rio verklagt zu werden. Also ganz klar: Es wird Meinung keinen einzigen anderen Minenbetreiber geben, der sich diese Unsicherheiten antut - zumindest nicht vor der Abstimmung zur Unabhängigkeit.  

Ich habe quasi-beruflich im Mai ein kurzes Kaffeegespräch mit dem CEO Sam Walch von Rio Tinto geführt. Ich selbst bin sehr stark in BOC investiert. Das Gespräch drehte sich um die Pressenotiz von Rio zu "Optionen BOC"...Hier gab es zu dem Zeitpunkt weiterhin keine Neuigkeiten.

Zwei Aussagen waren für mich wichtig:

(1) BOC wird nicht verschenkt, so wie das Kupferprojekt Pebbles (Alaska) ...Positiv

(2) CEO kann sich eine Wiedereröffnung unter Rio Tintos Führung nicht vorstellen...erstmal negativ

Dementsprechend bleibt nur ein Verkauf übrig. Im Kontext von Rio Tinto wäre ein Verkaufspreis von 300-500 Mio. wohl der Bereich, wo man nicht mehr von Verschenken / Verscherbeln sprechen würde. Der Buchwert von BOC ist in Rios Büchern mit 0 enthalten. Dementsprechend wäre der Faktor gemessen an der aktuellen Marktkap. 4-7x.  

Nach ASX-Regeln müsste ein Käufer auch den Minderheiten ein Angebot machen....        

Du bist neu hier im Forum und deine Aussagen sind schon ziemlich mutig.
Einen Beleg gibt es dafür nicht.
Aus meiner Erfahrung heraus bin ich deshalb skeptisch bzw. geteilter Meinung.
Warten wir ab und schauen wir, was die Zukunft bringt.  

Sehe das auch nur als eine der möglichen Optionen an.

Bin in den Regelungen der Australier bzgl. Abfindung Stockholder nicht firm. Gibt es in "Down Under" eine mit dem Mindestwert lt. WpÜG hier vergleichbare Regelung?  

Wieso mutig ??? Ich habe nur das wiedergegeben, was ich im Gespräch mit einem Hauptbeteiligten erfahren habe (und was hier möglicherweise Mehrwert liefert)...

Prüfen kann das jeder im Forum, durch einen Anruf bei Investor Relations (von Rio Tinto) und durch "geschicktes" Fragen....

Natürlich ist ein Gespräch keine Grundlage für ein Investment (da sich die Rahmenbedingungen jederzeit ändern können und mein Gespräch Mitte Mai war) sondern nur ein kleines Mosaikteilchen.

Aus meiner Sicht - und da schliesse ich mich "Tom0001" an - gibt es aktuell wenig Käufer neben Rio Tinto, wahrscheinlich nur Gesellschaften aus China.