Tamerlane Ventures - Finanzierung steht!
beschriebenes Problem, der Aktienkurs............
ACH NEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE !!
nebenbei geht mir der Handel in D mit einem Spread immer von 30-40 % auf den Allerwertesten !!
und in Kanada ist es viel zu teuer.....
ich wünsche aber meiner Gruppe und Investierten das TAM noch abgeht wie nix.....
die Vorraussetzungen sind nach wie vor da !!
Gruss
denn die Inflation wird dadurch hoch gehalten und rohstoffe sind nunmal ein gutes Pendant um sein Geld in sicherheit zu bringen.
LG
marc
Man beachte das rot geschriebene:
Financing underway!!
www.tamerlaneventures.com/images/pdf/TAM-factsheet-Sept9-11-print.pdf
Also das wichtigste ist Finanzierung durchboxen, auch zu diesen Preisen, egal. Verwässerung ist da, aber wie viele Projekte gehen an der Finanzierung kaputt, oder nicht in Produktion ;)
LG
Marc
wir (Du / oder ich oder wer) sollten evtl. endlich mal einen thread mit dem aktuellen und aktualisierten STATUS der Explorer einbringen , nach dem internat. Schema,
1. Reclamation
2.Care + maintainance
3.prospecting
4.Drilling
5.Resource Estimates
6.Scoping + PFS
7.Feasibility
8.Developement
9. EXTRACTION
da diese Angaben entscheidend mit dem Zeitfactor eines Invests verbunden sind.
man sollte also auf diese Art eben auch darauf hinweisen, das von Punkt 5 bis Punkt 8 und 9 schon mal einige Jahre mit den entsprechenden Kursschwankungen ins Land gehen können.
Da gibt es viele Personen , die das nicht kennen oder nur auf eine Empfehlung hin investieren und sich dann wundern.
Beispiele hierfür brauche ich nicht anführen, da hinreichend bekannt.
Möglich wärs oder ?
Schlaf mal drüber
Gruß
Arriba1
Jetzt nochmal drüber schlafen inwieweit wir das umsetzen, aber machen wir ja eh schon ;) in der Timeline ;) so in der Art?
GLG
Marc
BLAINE, WASHINGTON--(Marketwire - Sept. 21, 2011) -
Tamerlane Ventures Inc. ("Tamerlane" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:TAM) is pleased to provide an update on recent activities with respect to its Pine Point project in Canada's Northwest Territories. The Company continues to progress with resource delineation, geotechnical studies, environmental permitting, procurement and engineering activities.
Additional Resource and Reserve Delineation
In addition to the six underground deposits that are currently reported as reserves, the next deposits which will give the Company upwards of 15 years of reserves and resources have recently been drilled. Drilling has been completed on the W-85 deposit, where the historic resource (which is not NI 43-101 compliant and should not be relied upon) is 3.7 million tonnes containing an estimated 2.3% lead and 4% zinc. Core samples are currently being processed and assays should be available within 2 weeks. In addition, Tamerlane will be converting the N-204 resource to a reserve and has contracted with an outside firm to complete this work by year-end. Work will follow immediately with preparation of a NI 43-101 resource estimate for W-85.
A boundary survey of twenty-four claims that previously were not taken to lease has been contracted and is 50% complete. This will allow Tamerlane to convert all its remaining holdings at Pine Point to mining leases.
Geotechnical Studies
Fourteen soil test holes have been completed to provide data for the foundation design of the mill and the mine buildings. The next phase is to finalize the engineering design for these structures. Two consulting groups are currently working on the geotechnical design for the underground workings. A further drill program consisting of six holes to establish parameters for the freeze wall design is currently underway at the Pine Point site. The drilling will be instrumental in establishing the drilling parameters, equipment and bit specifications for completing the 300 freeze wall holes around the R-190 deposit. A consulting group is currently working on final engineering designs for the freeze wall.
Environmental Permitting
In 2008, the Mackenzie Valley Land and Water Board issued Tamerlane a Type "A" land use permit pertaining to the completion and construction of the main mine site at the R-190 deposit location at the Pine Point project. In 2009, Tamerlane received notice that the federal Minister of Indian and Northern Affairs had also approved and signed the project's water license. These permits remain in effect.
The Company has submitted an application to amend the Water License for the change of the access from a shaft to a ramp. This will also allow for reissuance of the Land Use Permit, with the result that both the Water License and the Land Use Permit will be available for the full maximum term of 5 years. The Company expects that the final approvals for this change can be obtained by the end of the year and anticipates that construction can begin immediately after approvals are received if financing is in place. The Company will post the environmental bond for construction at that time.
The Company is completing baseline studies for the additional five deposits that are currently carried in reserves and for the N-204 deposit. All permits for this work have been granted. It is expected that this work will be completed by year-end. This work does not affect the construction and mining of the R-190 deposit.
Procurement
The Company has recently hired a procurement professional and has begun actively sourcing quality used equipment for the Pine Point project. The flotation equipment that was purchased for the project is in transit to Seattle, Washington from Juneau, Alaska. The sourcing of other quality used equipment similar to these flotation units should provide Tamerlane with additional capital cost savings for the project.
Engineering
The definitive engineering for the project is ongoing and the Company is funded to complete this phase of the pre-construction work. Definitive engineering is proceeding both for the surface infrastructure and the underground workings. The Company currently has engaged numerous consultants to work on various aspects of the project. The project continues to be managed by Tamerlane's engineering staff.
Project Financing
The project financing work is proceeding and the Company continues to solicit more proposals for funding the project. The major hurdle to closing any funding is the current share price. To this end, the Company will be putting a significant amount of effort towards introducing the project to potential new shareholders.Recently the Company displayed and presented at the Cambridge Resource Investment Conference in Toronto, Ontario.The Company will be displaying at the Global Chinese Financial Forum conference in Toronto this weekend, September 23 – 25, 2011. The Company is currently fully funded to complete the current pre-construction work.
Project Economics
A recent economic review of the 2008 feasibility study has confirmed that the reported reserves and resources of the Pine Point project continue to be economic.The updated cash flow model continues to demonstrate robust economics, with a pre-tax internal rate of return on the project of 27% and pre-tax, pre-financing cash flow generated from the project of $207 million at US$1.10 lead and zinc prices.At US$1.10 lead and US$1.50 zinc prices, the pre-tax internal rate of return is 60% and pre-tax, pre-financing cash flow is $435 million. This cash flow does not include any inclusion or upside from the development of the N-204 or W-85 deposits.
Mike Willett, Chief Executive Officer, commented, "The various engineering projects underway will allow us to be ready to move into the construction phase quickly, once financing is in place. At this time the Company's primary focus is to introduce the project to institutions and analysts so that they can follow the progress of the Company as it moves towards construction of its Pine Point project. Tamerlane's current stock price and market capitalization do not reflect the fact that the Company has over $7.8 billion of metal in the ground, in reserves, resources and historic resources."
Conference Call
Tamerlane management will host a conference call on Thursday, September 22, 2011 at 11:00 am Pacific time (2:00 pm Eastern time) to discuss the Pine Point project and related developments. Mining analysts, investors and the media are invited to dial toll-free 1-800-619-4068 in Canada and the United States, or 1-517-308-9192 from international locations (normal toll rates do apply) and state the verbal passcode "Tamerlane". Please dial in approximately 5 minutes before the start of management's presentation. The presentation will be followed by a question and answer period.
The conference call will be available on the Tamerlane Ventures website at www.tamerlaneventures.com via a downloadable audio file.
http://tmx.quotemedia.com/...le.php?newsid=44677507&qm_symbol=TAM
LG Marcel
Aber die alte News und neu von mir eingestellt bewirkt vielleicht Wunder :-)
schaut mal auf den Kurs.
Sorryyyyyyyyyyy
LG Schabo04
Die zentrale Frage bleibt jedoch: Warum ist der Kurs in €/ct so gering? Bei den unter wirtschaftlichen Bedingungen förderbaren Reserven -die $-Preise stehen im oben geposteten Bericht von Dir - müsste der Kurs doch wesentlich höher liegen, oder? Hast Du da vielleicht eine Antwort parat?
sorry , hat etwas gedauert, habe hier mal ein Beispiel (nicht TAM, noch nicht)
http://www.ariva.de/forum/Formation-Metals-FCO-452104
mfg
Arriba1
Tamerlane Announces New Director of
Investor Relations and Corporate Communications
Tamerlane Ventures Inc. ("Tamerlane" or “the Company") (TSX-V: TAM) announced today that Mr. Brent Jones, will be returning to the Company, and has been appointed as Director of Investor Relations and Corporate Communications for the Company. Mr. Jones will be responsible for all aspects of corporate communications with shareholders, media and all potential investors. Mr. Jones brings over 20 years of experience in international business, having resided overseas for over twelve years. As a spokesman for Panasonic Investor Relations, he traveled regularly to global economic centers, including the Far East, North America, Europe and the Middle East. Further to this, Mr. Jones was responsible for Tamerlane investor relations from 2006 to 2009, a very important period for the company, during which extensive drilling and feasibility work was completed.
Mr. Jones graduated with a B.A. in Economics from Oakland University. In addition to investor relations, Mr. Jones has extensive experience in corporate planning, communications and marketing. He is also well-versed in IFRS reporting and disclosure practices. Mr. Jones has represented various public companies to the investment community, including fund/portfolio managers, buy- and sell-side industry analysts, credit rating agencies, financial press and media, and the general public.
"Mr. Jones is an excellent addition to Tamerlane's team," commented Mike Willett, CEO of Tamerlane Ventures. Mr. Willett continued, "We expect him to make an immediate contribution, since he has been to the Pine Point site and knows the project very well."
As part of a compensation package and subject to TSX approval, Tamerlane has granted 300,000 incentive stock options to Mr. Jones at an exercise price of CAD $0.14 per share. These options are granted for a five-year period, and the grant is subject to vesting provisions in accordance with the rules of the TSX Venture Exchange.
Updated feasibility study and National Instrument 43-101 mineral resource report completed. Tamerlane recently announced its updated reserve report for the Pine Point project. The current mineral inventory for the project is as follows:
Proven & Probable Reserves: 7.8 million tonnes (6.16% Zn, 3.01% Pb)
Measured & Indicated Resources: 8.0 million tonnes (2.26% Zn, 1.13% Pb)
Inferred Resources: 4.1 million tonnes (2.36% Zn, 0.82% Pb)
http://www.tamerlaneventures.com/index.php/...pine-point-w-85-deposit
Hier die News:
Tamerlane Ventures Inc. (“Tamerlane” or the “Company”) (TSX-V: TAM) is pleased to announce that the Company has drawn down US$2.5 million of the previously announced US$10.0 million debt facility with Renvest Mercantile Bancorp Inc., through its Global Resource Fund (“Global”). This draw down represents the final tranche of the current debt facility. The debt facility was closed and announced on December 16, 2010. Cash in the amount of US$62,500 and 250,000 common shares of Tamerlane were paid to the lender under the original terms of the $10 million dollar facility.
As of the date of the draw down, the Company had cash of over $4 million, including the proceeds from the last tranche of the debt facility.
Tamerlane will use the funds for advancing the Pine Point Project including definitive engineering and other work necessary to allow for the construction to commence in 2012.
Current activities ongoing include definitive engineering in several key areas; including final geotechnical design for the mine, final sediment settling pond design, and freeze wall final design. The company is currently negotiating key contracts that will expedite the construction on the project. In addition further expansion of reserves and resources are ongoing to extend mine life.
Tamerlane CEO Michael Willett commented: “Renvest has continued to support the company and the bridge facility has allowed management to move this project closer to construction. Ongoing definitive engineering has allowed us to de-risk the project in substantially all areas. We have one of the few zinc plays out there that is permitted for construction and very advanced from an engineering standpoint. Our team has worked very hard to ready the project for construction.”
News, posting #96... Current activities ongoing include definitive engineering in several key areas; including final geotechnical design for the mine, final sediment settling pond design, and "freeze wall final design" ...
Offenbar hat man Grundwasserprobleme, denn sonst würde man keine "freeze wall" benötigen. Hierbei geht es um eine Vereisungstechnik an den Schachtwänden, die verhindert, dass Grundwasser seitlich in einen offenen Raum eindringt. Faszinierend, hatte ich zum ersten Mal in einer Doku zur Errrichtung der gigantischen Zugangsschächte des Teilchenbeschleunigers CERN gesehen, wo man über mehrere dieser Zugangsschächte die Rohrsegmente, Magnete und Kontroll- und Steuertechnik des 27 km langen Beschleunigers in den unterirdischen Ringtunnel eingeführt und an Ort und Stelle zusammengesetzt hat.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Shell_Freeze_Wall_Oil_Shale.png
Sieht doch jetzt doof aus 39 K im Depot 40 K ist doch geiler :-)
LG Marcel