YTC Resources - Ein schlafender Riese?
15.03.10 07:59
#178
Golden_Years
Speculative Buy (Hartleys)
YTC RESOURCES LIMITED
Underground Mine Potential from 2011
Following the successful acquisition of the high-grade Hera Gold Project, YTC Resources Limited (“YTC”, “Company”) has commenced a Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) with a view to commencing production via an underground development from March 2011. Based on our high level modelling, the operation has the potential to generate an average annual free cash flow of ~$30m from the production of ~40koz of gold per annum, with minor base metal production. Approximately 26% of the revenue comes from these base metal credits. We estimate average cash operating costs of ~A$430/oz over the life of the mine, though these will depend on the prevailing by-product prices and exchange rates at the time.
The Company has a range of treatment options, including toll treatment of the ore at the nearby Endeavour plant, or building a standalone plant on site. Metallurgical test work completed as part of the DFS indicate that high gold gravity recoveries of +70% are achievable at coarse grinds and flotation tests on the gravity tails show high recoveries of base metals. This means that a potential standalone plant will have a relatively low energy requirements resulting in lower operating and capital costs. The decision on the final project design is expected by June 2010.
The Hera Gold Project has good potential for an expanding resource base and mine life. Once the DFS is completed and the Company commits to a decision to mine, we believe the Company will be significantly re-rated. We rate YTC Resources Limited as a Speculative Buy.
Significant Resource and Exploration Upside
The Company has initiated a major exploration programme designed to expand its existing resource base. A program of resource drilling, designed to infill areas of wider spaced drill coverage has either confirmed the margins of the grade shell or upgraded the deposit size. The Hera deposit consists of multiple mineralised lenses. The Main Lens provides the majority of the ore feed and remains open in a northerly plunge direction. The Company is expected to release a resource update by the end of March quarter 2010. YTC’s development plan, focusing on the Main Lens only has an initial base case mine life of 6 years. A further 9 lenses at Hera offer potential expansion opportunities. A newly discovered Copper Lens located to the west of the Main Lens provides further encourage to an extension to mine life.
Gravity geophysics has been employed to identify potential ‘Cobar-style’ sulphide ore deposits under cover. Results from the first survey block, which covered the immediate Hera area, identified the Hera deposit as a discrete gravity anomaly and also defined a similar intensity feature, referred to as the Zeus prospect, immediately to the south. The first two holes into the Zeus prospect did not hit significant mineralisation. However, the holes did display the type of alteration and weak mineralisation often associated with the fringes of this style of deposit and the Company is planning follow up holes for early 2010.
Pre-DFS Mining Scenario
The Company has already undertaken an initial mining study for Hera, focussing on the Main Lens only. The study has yielded a Base Case mining inventory of 1.14Mt @ 6.7g/t Au, 0.2% Cu, 2.27% Pb, 2.45% Zn & 14.9g/t Ag. This Base Case involves mining the ore by conventional underground bench stoping methods and trucking the ore some 150km to CBH’s Endeavour plant for processing.
The plant would produce a zinc concentrate, a lead concentrate and a copper concentrate, as well as gold doré. Gold would be produced from a gravity circuit, which would need to be installed at the Endeavour plant, with additional gold reporting to the lead and copper concentrates and silver reporting to the lead concentrate. YTC has indicated that conceptual annual metals production would be in the order of ~40koz gold , 6.7kt zinc metal in concentrate, 77koz silver in concentrate, 3.8kt lead in concentrate and 330kg copper in concentrate.
YTC is also considering the potential to use the low capital and operating cost ‘Python’ style processing onsite, due to the coarse grained gold -sulphide nature of the deposit. However, the initial focus will be on toll treating the ore at Endeavour, with the DFS to possibly investigate the suitability of the Python processing system. If the ore was treated at Endeavour, it is likely that YTC would fund the construction of a gravity separation circuit at Endeavour to recover the coarse gold and silver.
Definitive Feasiblity Study
The Company has commenced the DFS for Hera, appointing third party consultants GR Engineering Services (GRES) as Lead Manager, and continuing resource infill/extensional drilling. The resource drilling to date has been successful in confirming the margins of the grade-shell or upgrading the resource through the intersection of higher grade ore. The Main Lens, which currently provides the majority of the ore feed, remains open in a northerly plunge direction and the Company has also reported the discovery of a new copper- gold lens on the western margin of the Main Lens. The previously undiscovered lens returned intersections including 24m @ 1.02%Cu, 0.21g/t Au, 15g/t Ag and 0.9% Pb from 267m. The Company is expected to release a resource update by the end of the March quarter 2010.
The detailed metallurgical test work program and the optimisation of the Hera process options has been completed. The test work indicate that high gold gravity recoveries of +70% are achievable at coarse grinds and flotation tests on the gravity tails show high recoveries of base metals. This implies that a potential standalone plant will have a relatively low energy requirements resulting in lower operating and capital costs. The decision on the final project design is expected by June 2010.
Exploration
The Company has completed a program of ground gravity geophysics covering the prospective Hebe to Nymagee mineralisation corridor, encompassing the Hera deposit. Gravity has been deployed to identify potential ‘Cobar-style’ sulphide ore deposits under cover. Initial processing of the gravity geophysics clearly highlights a number of untested gravity high responses which require further investigation.
Results over the Hera area, delineated the Hera deposit as a discrete gravity anomaly and also defined a similar intensity feature to the south referred to as the Zeus target.
The Zeus gravity target is 1.5km along strike of the Hera deposit. Initial drill testing of the anomaly has been completed. The first two holes into Zeus did not hit significant mineralisation. However, the holes did display the type of alteration and weak mineralisation often associated with the fringes of this style of deposit and the Company is planning follow up holes in March 2010. The 4.5km strike between Hera and the Nymagee deposit is also considered to be highly prospective with relatively limited historic exploration with most of the previous drilling being relatively shallow.
Nymagee Joint Venture
YTC has an 80% interest in the Nymagee Joint Venture (JV) with China Minmetals Corporation (“CMC”) holding the other 20%. The JV area contains the historical Nymagee copper mine which was mined between 1880 and 1917 down to a depth of 250m, producing 422kt of ore at a grade of 5.8% Cu.
The deposit has only seen limited modern exploration. However, drilling has defined a southern plunging copper shoot which appears open down plunge. The Company has identified an untested gravity anomaly to the immediate north of the historical workings which is only 5kms from the Hera deposit. Exploration to investigate this gravity anomaly is proposed for 2010.
Valuation
We have undertaken a preliminary valuation for YTC, primarily based around the development of the Hera deposit. For the valuation of Hera, we have generated a high level discounted cash flow (“DCF”) model. We have assumed that the project will be under construction during 2H 2010, starting production in early 2011.
Throughput rate is assumed to be 200kt per annum over 5.75 years. Using YTC’s base case mining inventory grades (6.7g/t Au, 0.2% Cu, 2.27% Pb, 2.45% Zn & 14.9g/t Ag) yields annual production of ~39koz of gold , 4,000t of lead metal, 3,900t of zinc metal, 280t of copper metal and 76koz of silver. Using our commodity price assumptions, this production generates average annual revenue of $62m. Approximately 74% of revenue comes from gold sales, with lead and zinc adding 9% and 12% respectively. Copper and silver each contribute 2% of revenue. Unit operating costs are estimated at $165/t, which includes mining, milling and administration. Incorporating royalties, Hera generates pre-tax average annual cashflow of ~$30m. Average cash operating costs after byproduct credits is ~$430/oz of gold .
We estimate that the capital cost for the plant and the underground development of $30m. We have ongoing capital costs of $4m per annum and have included the $20m estimated for the DFS into the DCF. Using a 10% discount rate, this scenario yields a DCF valuation for Hera of $44m. We note that this value increases to $105m just prior to the commencement of production.
We have also incorporated a conservative exploration value for the remaining lodes as well as exploration upside of $25m, we believe this value is conservative and can see a number of these lodes being added to the mining inventory. Incorporating cash, the Hera DCF value, and exploration potential, values YTC at ~$80m ( or ~49cps). Given the current market capitalisation of ~$34m we believe YTC is significantly undervalued and we rate the Company as a Speculative Buy.
Risks
The key risk for YTC is development risk, the potential for the mine development of Hera to be delayed and run over budget. Cost escalation during construction could potentially lead to financial risk but this has been mitigated somewhat by the Company’s current strong cash position. Other risks are similar to those facing most potential mining companies including adverse movements in commodity prices and exchange rates, skills shortages and the risks to the Company cash flow from only having a single operation.
Underground Mine Potential from 2011
Following the successful acquisition of the high-grade Hera Gold Project, YTC Resources Limited (“YTC”, “Company”) has commenced a Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) with a view to commencing production via an underground development from March 2011. Based on our high level modelling, the operation has the potential to generate an average annual free cash flow of ~$30m from the production of ~40koz of gold per annum, with minor base metal production. Approximately 26% of the revenue comes from these base metal credits. We estimate average cash operating costs of ~A$430/oz over the life of the mine, though these will depend on the prevailing by-product prices and exchange rates at the time.
The Company has a range of treatment options, including toll treatment of the ore at the nearby Endeavour plant, or building a standalone plant on site. Metallurgical test work completed as part of the DFS indicate that high gold gravity recoveries of +70% are achievable at coarse grinds and flotation tests on the gravity tails show high recoveries of base metals. This means that a potential standalone plant will have a relatively low energy requirements resulting in lower operating and capital costs. The decision on the final project design is expected by June 2010.
The Hera Gold Project has good potential for an expanding resource base and mine life. Once the DFS is completed and the Company commits to a decision to mine, we believe the Company will be significantly re-rated. We rate YTC Resources Limited as a Speculative Buy.
Significant Resource and Exploration Upside
The Company has initiated a major exploration programme designed to expand its existing resource base. A program of resource drilling, designed to infill areas of wider spaced drill coverage has either confirmed the margins of the grade shell or upgraded the deposit size. The Hera deposit consists of multiple mineralised lenses. The Main Lens provides the majority of the ore feed and remains open in a northerly plunge direction. The Company is expected to release a resource update by the end of March quarter 2010. YTC’s development plan, focusing on the Main Lens only has an initial base case mine life of 6 years. A further 9 lenses at Hera offer potential expansion opportunities. A newly discovered Copper Lens located to the west of the Main Lens provides further encourage to an extension to mine life.
Gravity geophysics has been employed to identify potential ‘Cobar-style’ sulphide ore deposits under cover. Results from the first survey block, which covered the immediate Hera area, identified the Hera deposit as a discrete gravity anomaly and also defined a similar intensity feature, referred to as the Zeus prospect, immediately to the south. The first two holes into the Zeus prospect did not hit significant mineralisation. However, the holes did display the type of alteration and weak mineralisation often associated with the fringes of this style of deposit and the Company is planning follow up holes for early 2010.
Pre-DFS Mining Scenario
The Company has already undertaken an initial mining study for Hera, focussing on the Main Lens only. The study has yielded a Base Case mining inventory of 1.14Mt @ 6.7g/t Au, 0.2% Cu, 2.27% Pb, 2.45% Zn & 14.9g/t Ag. This Base Case involves mining the ore by conventional underground bench stoping methods and trucking the ore some 150km to CBH’s Endeavour plant for processing.
The plant would produce a zinc concentrate, a lead concentrate and a copper concentrate, as well as gold doré. Gold would be produced from a gravity circuit, which would need to be installed at the Endeavour plant, with additional gold reporting to the lead and copper concentrates and silver reporting to the lead concentrate. YTC has indicated that conceptual annual metals production would be in the order of ~40koz gold , 6.7kt zinc metal in concentrate, 77koz silver in concentrate, 3.8kt lead in concentrate and 330kg copper in concentrate.
YTC is also considering the potential to use the low capital and operating cost ‘Python’ style processing onsite, due to the coarse grained gold -sulphide nature of the deposit. However, the initial focus will be on toll treating the ore at Endeavour, with the DFS to possibly investigate the suitability of the Python processing system. If the ore was treated at Endeavour, it is likely that YTC would fund the construction of a gravity separation circuit at Endeavour to recover the coarse gold and silver.
Definitive Feasiblity Study
The Company has commenced the DFS for Hera, appointing third party consultants GR Engineering Services (GRES) as Lead Manager, and continuing resource infill/extensional drilling. The resource drilling to date has been successful in confirming the margins of the grade-shell or upgrading the resource through the intersection of higher grade ore. The Main Lens, which currently provides the majority of the ore feed, remains open in a northerly plunge direction and the Company has also reported the discovery of a new copper- gold lens on the western margin of the Main Lens. The previously undiscovered lens returned intersections including 24m @ 1.02%Cu, 0.21g/t Au, 15g/t Ag and 0.9% Pb from 267m. The Company is expected to release a resource update by the end of the March quarter 2010.
The detailed metallurgical test work program and the optimisation of the Hera process options has been completed. The test work indicate that high gold gravity recoveries of +70% are achievable at coarse grinds and flotation tests on the gravity tails show high recoveries of base metals. This implies that a potential standalone plant will have a relatively low energy requirements resulting in lower operating and capital costs. The decision on the final project design is expected by June 2010.
Exploration
The Company has completed a program of ground gravity geophysics covering the prospective Hebe to Nymagee mineralisation corridor, encompassing the Hera deposit. Gravity has been deployed to identify potential ‘Cobar-style’ sulphide ore deposits under cover. Initial processing of the gravity geophysics clearly highlights a number of untested gravity high responses which require further investigation.
Results over the Hera area, delineated the Hera deposit as a discrete gravity anomaly and also defined a similar intensity feature to the south referred to as the Zeus target.
The Zeus gravity target is 1.5km along strike of the Hera deposit. Initial drill testing of the anomaly has been completed. The first two holes into Zeus did not hit significant mineralisation. However, the holes did display the type of alteration and weak mineralisation often associated with the fringes of this style of deposit and the Company is planning follow up holes in March 2010. The 4.5km strike between Hera and the Nymagee deposit is also considered to be highly prospective with relatively limited historic exploration with most of the previous drilling being relatively shallow.
Nymagee Joint Venture
YTC has an 80% interest in the Nymagee Joint Venture (JV) with China Minmetals Corporation (“CMC”) holding the other 20%. The JV area contains the historical Nymagee copper mine which was mined between 1880 and 1917 down to a depth of 250m, producing 422kt of ore at a grade of 5.8% Cu.
The deposit has only seen limited modern exploration. However, drilling has defined a southern plunging copper shoot which appears open down plunge. The Company has identified an untested gravity anomaly to the immediate north of the historical workings which is only 5kms from the Hera deposit. Exploration to investigate this gravity anomaly is proposed for 2010.
Valuation
We have undertaken a preliminary valuation for YTC, primarily based around the development of the Hera deposit. For the valuation of Hera, we have generated a high level discounted cash flow (“DCF”) model. We have assumed that the project will be under construction during 2H 2010, starting production in early 2011.
Throughput rate is assumed to be 200kt per annum over 5.75 years. Using YTC’s base case mining inventory grades (6.7g/t Au, 0.2% Cu, 2.27% Pb, 2.45% Zn & 14.9g/t Ag) yields annual production of ~39koz of gold , 4,000t of lead metal, 3,900t of zinc metal, 280t of copper metal and 76koz of silver. Using our commodity price assumptions, this production generates average annual revenue of $62m. Approximately 74% of revenue comes from gold sales, with lead and zinc adding 9% and 12% respectively. Copper and silver each contribute 2% of revenue. Unit operating costs are estimated at $165/t, which includes mining, milling and administration. Incorporating royalties, Hera generates pre-tax average annual cashflow of ~$30m. Average cash operating costs after byproduct credits is ~$430/oz of gold .
We estimate that the capital cost for the plant and the underground development of $30m. We have ongoing capital costs of $4m per annum and have included the $20m estimated for the DFS into the DCF. Using a 10% discount rate, this scenario yields a DCF valuation for Hera of $44m. We note that this value increases to $105m just prior to the commencement of production.
We have also incorporated a conservative exploration value for the remaining lodes as well as exploration upside of $25m, we believe this value is conservative and can see a number of these lodes being added to the mining inventory. Incorporating cash, the Hera DCF value, and exploration potential, values YTC at ~$80m ( or ~49cps). Given the current market capitalisation of ~$34m we believe YTC is significantly undervalued and we rate the Company as a Speculative Buy.
Risks
The key risk for YTC is development risk, the potential for the mine development of Hera to be delayed and run over budget. Cost escalation during construction could potentially lead to financial risk but this has been mitigated somewhat by the Company’s current strong cash position. Other risks are similar to those facing most potential mining companies including adverse movements in commodity prices and exchange rates, skills shortages and the risks to the Company cash flow from only having a single operation.
15.03.10 09:46
#180
Nukem
Radar
Nach dem Resourcen-Update wird sich der Markt verwundert die Augen reiben. Alles eine Frage des Focus und der Research-Arbeit. YTC ist in D und in Australien relativ unbekannt und so ist die Aktie nur bei wenigen Marktteilnehmer auf dem Radar. Einziger Nachtteil einer erheblichen Resourcen-Ausweitung ist der Hunger der Großen. Ohne Übernahme hätte YTC tatsächlich ein tenbagger-Potential. Interessiert sich ein Großer für die Goldliegenschaften, dann könnte er YTC im früheren Stadium übernehmen. Immerhin finden Übernahmen im Gegensatz zu früher, nicht mehr jenseits der 5 Mio. Unzen Grenzen statt, sondern deutlich darunter und auch in einem ganz anderen Unternehemens-Stadium. Früher wurde viel länger beobachtet und abgeklopft. Heute fackelt man nicht mehr lange und zückt den Geldbeutel.
15.03.10 09:51
#181
Golden_Years
leider nein,
hab ich heute Morgen von Jane Gorden als PDF bekommen. Hätte auch lieber einen Link eingestellt ;)
Betreff:
YTC Resources features in Hartleys 2010 Gold Book‏
About:
Hartleys continues its coverage of the Australian gold sector with the 2010 edition of the Hartleys Gold Book. We have profiled a spectrum of Australian based gold companies across all development stages from explorers to producers. The gold companies in the book are Catalpa Resources Limited (CAH), Dominion Mining Limited (DOM), Emmerson Resources Limited (ERM), Focus Minerals Ltd (FML), Gold One International Limited (GDO), Intrepid Mines Limited (IAU), Orion Gold NL (ORN), Silver Lake Resources Limited (SLR), Southern Gold Limited (SAU) and YTC Resources Limited (YTC). We have also undertaken an industry overview, comparing producers, developers and exploration companies on a number of key metrics.
Since the start of 2005, the US$ gold price has more than doubled from US$428/oz to US$1,100/oz, peaking at US$1,215/oz in early December 2009. The strength over the past year has been helped by financial market uncertainty which has led to increased volatility and risk aversion. Concerns about loose monetary and fiscal policy have also led to a flight to gold as an inflation hedge and a store of value. Up until May 2009, the devaluation of the AUD led to an even stronger rise in the Australian dollar denominated gold price from A$560/oz to A$1,200/oz, peaking at around A$1,544/oz in February 2009. However, since May 2009, the A$ gold price has not moved far from the A$1,200/oz mark.
We have a positive outlook for the gold industry driven by a continuing high gold price environment. We believe the strong gold price will be sustained over the short to medium term due to the ongoing global financial uncertainty, with expectations of inflation over the medium to longer term keeping the price high.
Betreff:
YTC Resources features in Hartleys 2010 Gold Book‏
About:
Hartleys continues its coverage of the Australian gold sector with the 2010 edition of the Hartleys Gold Book. We have profiled a spectrum of Australian based gold companies across all development stages from explorers to producers. The gold companies in the book are Catalpa Resources Limited (CAH), Dominion Mining Limited (DOM), Emmerson Resources Limited (ERM), Focus Minerals Ltd (FML), Gold One International Limited (GDO), Intrepid Mines Limited (IAU), Orion Gold NL (ORN), Silver Lake Resources Limited (SLR), Southern Gold Limited (SAU) and YTC Resources Limited (YTC). We have also undertaken an industry overview, comparing producers, developers and exploration companies on a number of key metrics.
Since the start of 2005, the US$ gold price has more than doubled from US$428/oz to US$1,100/oz, peaking at US$1,215/oz in early December 2009. The strength over the past year has been helped by financial market uncertainty which has led to increased volatility and risk aversion. Concerns about loose monetary and fiscal policy have also led to a flight to gold as an inflation hedge and a store of value. Up until May 2009, the devaluation of the AUD led to an even stronger rise in the Australian dollar denominated gold price from A$560/oz to A$1,200/oz, peaking at around A$1,544/oz in February 2009. However, since May 2009, the A$ gold price has not moved far from the A$1,200/oz mark.
We have a positive outlook for the gold industry driven by a continuing high gold price environment. We believe the strong gold price will be sustained over the short to medium term due to the ongoing global financial uncertainty, with expectations of inflation over the medium to longer term keeping the price high.
15.03.10 09:58
#182
Golden_Years
P.S.
die Mail kam um 06:21:12 MET, also auch kurz vor Börsenschluss bei den Aussies. Empfohlen wurden:
Catalpa Resources Limited
Dominion Mining Limited
Emmerson Resources Limited
Focus Minerals Ltd
Gold One International Limited
Intrepid Mines Limited
Orion Gold NL
Silver Lake Resources Limited
Southern Gold Limited
YTC Resources Limited
YTC war mit dem Kursziel (konservativ) von 49cps, ca. 150% an der Spitze ;)
Catalpa Resources Limited
Dominion Mining Limited
Emmerson Resources Limited
Focus Minerals Ltd
Gold One International Limited
Intrepid Mines Limited
Orion Gold NL
Silver Lake Resources Limited
Southern Gold Limited
YTC Resources Limited
YTC war mit dem Kursziel (konservativ) von 49cps, ca. 150% an der Spitze ;)
15.03.10 14:12
#184
Golden_Years
von
YTC Resources Limited
Sekretärin/PR
trag dich einfach im Emailverteiler auf der Homepage ein
Sekretärin/PR
trag dich einfach im Emailverteiler auf der Homepage ein
15.03.10 14:41
#185
Calibra21
Vielen Dank Golden_Years
Die australische Börse konnte also tatsächlich auf diesen Report nicht mehr reagieren. Das könnte heute den Kurs in AU beflügeln :-)
15.03.10 15:00
#186
Golden_Years
Null Problemo ;)
denke nichteimal das die Empfehlung von heute den Kurs nach oben hauen wird, schön ist natürlich das YTC dadurch ein wenig bekannter wird, aber das Resourcen und DFS Update Ende des Monats sollte schon mal helfen. Der Sommer wird dann auch schön spannend :)
16.03.10 06:46
#187
flumi4
@nukem
Right! Die Konsolidierung im Goldsektor wird sich mMn weiter beschleunigen. Hast du damals Barrick´s Übernahmeangebot für Tusker Gold an Indago Resources gesehen? Das ging über Nacht. YTC hat aber glücklicherweise die Chinesen im Board sitzen und die werden sich nicht abzocken lassen. IRR schon jetzt bei 84 %. Die Recovery bei diesem Projekt sucht in Australien seines gleichen.
16.03.10 08:16
#188
Golden_Years
der absolute Hit
war jetzt aber die Übernahme von Linear an Apollo, seitdem gehts nur noch bergab, für beide...
Ich hoffe YTC schafft es aus eigener Kraft in die Produktion, nur noch ein Jahr... Dann würde hier auch keine Steuer fällig ;)
Ich hoffe YTC schafft es aus eigener Kraft in die Produktion, nur noch ein Jahr... Dann würde hier auch keine Steuer fällig ;)
16.03.10 12:39
#189
Nukem
.... an der Quelle, im Aufsichtsrat
Es sitzen potente Kapitalgeber mit zwei Sitzen im Aufsichtsrat. (siehe Threadbeginn). Bei Bedarf könnten diese dann weitere Anteile zukaufen und die ein oder andere Investition ermöglichen. Es wäre nicht der erste Strike den YTC setzt. Den größten Wurf haben die damals gelandet, in dem die dieses Deposit mit einem ehem. Kaufpreis um die 70 Mio. Dollars für einen Bruchteil dessen erworben haben.
Wie sagt ein von mir geschätzter, topinformierter und kenntnisreicher Investor sinngemäß immer? "Eine gute Gesellschaft findet immer Kapitalgeber" oder ein gutes Deposit wird immer zur Produktion gebracht.
Wie sagt ein von mir geschätzter, topinformierter und kenntnisreicher Investor sinngemäß immer? "Eine gute Gesellschaft findet immer Kapitalgeber" oder ein gutes Deposit wird immer zur Produktion gebracht.
16.03.10 16:21
#190
xavierthree
starker Anstieg des Volumens...
es scheint interessant zu werden ;) +7% in Frankfurt.. und es steigt.. :)))
16.03.10 18:18
#192
serum4
ja, kalle hat perfekt aufgestockt,
genau wie serum.
sind schon zwei Checker die beiden *gg*
sind schon zwei Checker die beiden *gg*
16.03.10 23:14
#193
kalle50
Ich glaube die Aufstockung
Kam zum richtigen Zeitpunkt,ich muß zugeben das habe ich euren guten Analysen zu verdanken die mich letztenendes zum Aufstocken animmiert haben.Plus einen hohen Vertrauensvorschuss in eure bis jetzt sehr guten Analysen.
17.03.10 19:07
#194
Calibra21
Jetzt heisst es kein Stück aus der Hand
geben und das Resourcenupdate abwarten. Noch sind wir bei 500.000 Unzen. Aufgrund der spitzenmässigen Bohrergebnisse könnte eine Verdopplung rausspringen.
17.03.10 21:34
#195
Golden_Years
genau,
diesmal schmeiß ich nicht zu früh. Das Ding wird bis zur Produktion oder (hoffentlich nicht!) Übernahme durchgezogen. In wenigen Tagen sind wir ja schon mal ein wenig schlauer. Auf die restlichen Bohrlöcher bin ich auch schon gespannt, könnte ein zusätzliches Sahnehäubchen werden..
17.03.10 21:45
#196
forexgo
bin neu hier
finde aber den Wert sehr interessant.
Für mich stellt sich die Frage: warten oder schon morgen kaufen?
Für mich stellt sich die Frage: warten oder schon morgen kaufen?
18.03.10 05:55
#197
Nozocker
bin auch neu hier
und habe mich von diesem YCT Virus anstecken lassen und auch gleich mal ein paar gekauft.
18.03.10 05:59
#198
Nozocker
also
ich wollte jetzt keine neue Aktie in die Runde werfen, YTC meinte ich, sorry.
Ich bin ja mal gespannt, so früh war ich noch bei keiner Firma dabei.
18.03.10 08:20
#200
Golden_Years
Wenn ich das soweit richtig verstanden habe,
erhält YTC nun 1,5Mio$ an Cash nur für die Vertragsverhandlungen und die Beurteilung des Projektes, plus die 5% Gewinnbeteiligung für das weitere Managen der neuen Bluestone Mines Tasmania JV. Alles in allem nicht so übel für einen Explorer @ mit den 1,5 Mio zusätzlich müsste YTC nun so um die 12 Mio oder mehr an Cash haben. Korrekturen sind gerne willkommen 