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First Cobalt ist gegenwärtig das zweite Mal in nur 3 Monaten vom Handel genommen worden. Auch in der Vergangenheit gab es ständig Umstrukturierungen und neue Namen sowie wiederholt neue Leute mit- vorgegeben noch mehr Erfahrung aus diesem Gebiet. Die Thematik Kobalt wird vermutlich in Zukunft durchaus interessanter als heute, jedoch weiß man noch nicht, ob die gegenwärtig produzierten Lithium-Ionen-Batterien sich in dieser Form überhaupt durchsetzen! Ich erinnere mich noch an den Hype um die Brennstoffzelle vor einigen Jahren, auch Flüssiggas scheint gegenwärtig nicht mehr die Top-Wette auf die Mobilität von morgen zu sein. Ehrlicherweise kann man sich noch nicht mal sicher sein, ob das E-Auto in 20 oder 30 Jahren das Nonplusultra sein wird. Wenn doch, dann sind immer noch die Antriebs-Fragen ungelöst. Man erinnere sich auch an die Fa. Nokia, die das Smartphone als vorübergehende Mode-Erscheinung stigmatisierte! Vielleicht entwickelt sich dennoch die gegenwärtig am weitesten fortgeschrittene Technologie zur künftigen Praxis? Vielleicht! Jedoch dann werden wir ganz andere Preise sehen müssen, welche für Batterien aufgerufen werden. Auf Grund der weltweit hohen Silizium-Vorkommen werden sich bei deutlich höherer Produktion und Verarbeitung die Preise wohl in etwa so entwickeln, wie die Handy-Preise der letzten 25 Jahre. Beim Kobalt, welches bekanntermaßen bislang als Beiprodukt (u.a. bei der Nickelförderung) gewonnen wird, kann es etwas anders aussehen. Man hat zunächst den langen und aufwändigen Weg der Verarbeitung und Veredlung und natürlich weitere Unwägbarkeiten, die zunächst mal sehr, sehr viel Geld und noch mehr Geduld kosten. Vermutlich sind hier ganz andere Unternehmen mit dem nötigen Background deutlich besser aufgestellt, als die "kleine Monokultur" First Cobalt.
Fairerweise müsste man auch feststellen, dass es sicherlich Jahre dauern wird, ehe überhaupt eine ehrliche Empfehlung für den bislang hochspekulativen Titel First Cobalt ausgesprochen werden kann! Einige User hier im Forum scheinen einzig Werbung für diesen Titel machen zu wollen, ohne überhaupt mal über den berühmten Tellerrand hinaus geschaut zu haben. Selbst eine neuerliche Umbenennung bzw. Fusion beschert First Cobalt bei weitem nicht das Geld, was man benötigt um überhaupt die Hoffnung zu nähren rasch überhaupt nennenswerte Gewinne einfahren zu können. Die ganzen Genehmigungsverfahren hat man ja auch noch nicht in der Tasche. Ich vermute vor 2020 wird sich hier nicht viel tun als ab und zu etwas "heiße Luft" mit Wasserstandsmeldungen vom Unternehmen! Die Bewertung eines Unternehmens sind bekanntlich nur die entsprechenden Gewinne oder die unmittelbare Aussicht darauf gerechtfertigt!
Interessant ist auch die Position von First Cobalt in der kompletten Wertschöpfungskette, was jeden seriösen Privatanleger zur Vorsicht mahnen sollte. Man kann dies nämlich in etwa vergleichen mit dem bolivianischen Kaffeebauern oder den Tankwart in Bezug auf den Endverbraucherpreis- respektive die Gewinn-Marge! Kobalt wird sicherlich morgen teurer und wertvoller als heute sein, jedoch ein kleines Bohr- und Abbauunternehmen wird garantiert auch 2025 nicht das "Stück vom Kuchen" bekommen, als hier manche vermuten. Mit Verarbeitung und Veredlung hat auch eine erneut umbenannte First Cobalt nichts zu tun, die ihrerseits ohn ehin besser gefahren wäre- sich nicht nur auf einen einzigen Rohstoff konzentrieren zu wollen. > Die "Cola light zero ultra" möge mir schmecken- aber all den anderen??
http://news.iguana2.com/macquaries/ASX/CO1/841830
"Trading in the common shares of First Cobalt is currently halted on the TSX Venture Exchange (the “Exchange”), following the announcement of the non-binding agreement. Trading will remain halted pending further review by the Exchange of filings related to the transaction. At this time, First Cobalt is actively working to finalize all documentation with respect to this transaction and the previously announced merger with CobalTech Mining. The Company anticipates that trading will resume on the Exchange in approximately four weeks. The resumption of trading remains subject to the approval of the Exchange, and there is no guarantee that trading will resume within this timeframe. The Company will provide further information on timing for the resumption of trading as soon as available."
Quelle + Volltext: https://firstcobalt.com/2017/first-cobalt-provides-corporate-update/
""Die Erweiterung des First Cobalt-Eigentums im Osten der Keeley-Frontier erhöht die Gelegenheit, um die Erweiterungen dieses Silber-Kobalt-Venensystems zu erforschen, vor allem jene, die Kobalt angereichert sind. Dieser östliche Bereich ist wegen des niedrigen Silbers versus weitgehend vergessen Hohe Kobaltcharakteristik Diese Transaktion zeigt unsere Verpflichtung, die aussagekräftigen Eigentumspositionen im Camp unsere Strategie zu konsolidieren, um als erstes dieses Camp aus einer Massenabbauperspektive zu nähern. "
Quelle + Volltext: http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...roperty-at-keeley-frontier-256.htm
Handelnd insofern, als ......nun ja, siehe Link:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/...es-rights-contiguous-111500423.html
http://news.iguana2.com/macquaries/ASX/CO1/845476
2017-08-09 07:26 ET - News Release
Mr. Trent Mell reports
FIRST COBALT COMMENCES DRILLING AT KEELEY-FRONTIER
First Cobalt Corp. has commenced drilling at the former producing Keeley-Frontier mine, near Cobalt, Ont. A total of 7,000 metres are planned at Keeley-Frontier as well as some nearby targets on the adjoining exploration claims.
Highlights:
Initial drill program of 7,000 based on a 3-D geological model compiled from historic information and detailed field mapping conducted over the past three months;
Drill targets over a two-kilometre strike length, including the Haileybury and the Bellellen systems, testing known cobalt-rich areas of the Keeley-Frontier vein system that were not historically mined;
Drill holes range from 30- to 300-metre depths to establish variable vein orientations and determine the Co-Ni-Ag (cobalt-nickel-silver) grades in the host rocks to the calcite veins;
Multielement geochemical analyses including Co-Ag-Ni-Bi-Cu (cobalt-silver-nickel-bismuth-copper) will be done, adding to the existing data to determine rock alteration trends which may point to new prospective areas;
Borehole geophysics will be conducted on select drill holes to identify potential extensions to any mineralizations intersected.
Trent Mell, president and chief executive officer, commented: "I am delighted by the hard work and dedication of the exploration team to reach this point. After extensive data compilation and analysis, we have commenced drilling at our flagship property. Through our acquisitions over the past few months, we now find ourselves with a target-rich environment, evidenced in the number of historic silver mining operations in the Cobalt, Ont., camp that have never been assessed for their cobalt potential. Our proposed mergers with Cobalt One Ltd. and CobalTech Mining are progressing well and on completion First Cobalt will be the largest cobalt exploration company in the world. Controlling over 10,000 hectares of property and covering almost half of the prospective land in the camp, we look forward to announcing additional exploration targets once this consolidation is completed."
Quelle + Volltext: http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C:FCC-2493127
First Cobalt Letter to Shareholders
Dear Investor:
I am pleased to provide you with an update on recent business activities as well as the status of the two mergers we announced on June 26th with Cobalt One Limited and CobalTech Mining. Management has been extremely busy over the summer months and we are very excited about our accomplishments.
Quelle + Volltext: https://firstcobalt.com/2017/first-cobalt-letter-shareholders/
2017-08-21 07:50 ET - News Release
Also News Release (C-CSK) Cobaltech Mining Inc
Mr. Trent Mell of First Cobalt reports
COBALTECH AND FIRST COBALT SIGN DEFINITIVE AGREEMENT
First Cobalt Corp. and Cobaltech Mining Inc., following the signing of a binding letter of intent June 23, 2017, have entered into a definitive merger agreement.
Quelle + Volltext: http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C:FCC-2496600
August 24, 2017
First Cobalt to Resume Trading on August 28
TORONTO, ON — (August 24, 2017) – First Cobalt Corp. (TSX-V: FCC, OTC: FTSSF) (the “Company”) is pleased to announce that the TSX Venture Exchange has approved the resumption of trading in First Cobalt common shares, and trading will resume at the market open on Monday, August 28.
The resumption of trading in the Company’s shares is another step forward on the path to completion of First Cobalt’s proposed merger with Cobalt One Limited (ASX: CO1). The Company is on track to close this transaction, as well as the acquisition of CobalTech Mining Inc (announced June 26, 2017) in the fourth quarter.
Under the terms of the transaction, Cobalt One shareholders will receive 0.145 of a First Cobalt common share for each Cobalt One ordinary share. This exchange ratio implies a total transaction value of approximately $140 million on a fully diluted in-the-money basis. Following completion of the transaction, it is intended that the Company’s Board would be reconstituted to include Cobalt One Chairman Paul Matysek, Cobalt One Executive Director Jason Bontempo and Robert Cross.
Completion of both transactions remains subject to a number of conditions, including approval by the shareholders of Cobalt One and CobalTech, the listing of First Cobalt on the Australian Securities Exchange and receipt of all required regulatory approvals, including final approval of the TSX Venture Exchange and the Australian Securities and Investments Commission.
Quelle: https://firstcobalt.com/2017/first-cobalt-resume-trading-august-28/
https://firstcobalt.com/2017/first-cobalt-resume-trading-august-28/
2017-08-28 07:05 ET - News Release
Dr. Frank Santaguida reports
FIRST COBALT EXPANDS EXPLORATION TEAM AND PROVIDES DRILLING UPDATE
First Cobalt Corp. has appointed Jason Rickard, MSc, PGeo, to the new position of exploration manager for the Ontario Cobalt camp.
Mr. Rickard was previously a senior geologist for Goldcorp Inc., managing a plus-100,000-metre drill program at its Borden project in Ontario and leading the regional exploration program. Prior to Goldcorp, he was a senior geologist for Vale Exploration Canada, where he was heavily involved in exploration program management as well as permitting and community relations.
This is a key addition to the exploration team as the merger transactions with Cobalt One and CobalTech will give First Cobalt a dominant land position in the Cobalt camp and provide several additional targets for follow-up. With 17 years of experience across Canada, Mr. Rickard will be based in Cobalt, Ont., and report to the vice-president, exploration.
Dr. Frank Santaguida, vice-president, exploration, commented: "Having Jason leading the exploration team in Cobalt, Ont., is a huge leap forward for First Cobalt. His experience in a diverse set of high-quality projects and in a wide range of geological settings strengthens the team and accelerates our strategy to be the first to understand the potential for bulk mining cobalt in this historic Canadian mining district. His enthusiastic and detailed approach will bring additional focus and insight to this program. I am pleased to be working alongside him on the Greater Cobalt project."
Greater Cobalt project update
The previously announced Keeley-Frontier exploration drilling is progressing well. Since diamond drilling commenced on Aug. 8, seven holes have been completed at the Haileybury target and another six holes have been drilled at Frontier 1, for a total of 1,276 metres as of Aug. 27. The maiden Keeley-Frontier drill program will total 7,000 metres, with 5,000 metres targeting a two-kilometre strike length, including the Haileybury and the Bellellen systems. The remaining 2,000 metres will be drilled on regional exploration targets to identify new mineralized vein systems.
Sampling of holes for assay and multielement geochemistry is now under way, while outcrop stripping continues at Keeley 1 and 2 in order better guide the orientation of future drilling in this program. This phase of the program is intended to test previously underexplored areas known to contain cobalt, as well as determine the grades of cobalt mineralization associated with high-grade silver mineralization.
Quelle: http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C:FCC-2498873
2017-09-06 07:08 ET - News Release
Mr. Trent Mell reports
FIRST COBALT FILES 43-101 TECHNICAL REPORT ON ITS GREATER COBALT PROJECT
First Cobalt Corp. has fied an independent National Instrument 43-101 technical report on its Greater cobalt project located near Cobalt, Ont. The project area covers 4,300 hectares in the neighbouring historic towns of Silver Centre and Cobalt, now commonly referred to as the Cobalt camp.
Highlights
Describes the geological setting of the camp and provides a detailed history of past production, noting that three historic mines within the Greater cobalt project (the Keeley, Frontier and Bellellen mines) produced an aggregate of 3.3 million pounds of cobalt and 19.2 million ounces of silver;
Provides a detailed list and map of all assessment work filed on the Greater cobalt project;
By assuming the Woods vein accounted for 70 per cent of cobalt production from Keeley-Frontier, the technical report concludes that the average feed grade was about 0.8 per cent Co, possibly higher, due to unreported cobalt content in silver concentrates;
Concludes that the Cobalt camp has potential to host additional arsenide silver-cobalt vein deposits and that further exploration is warranted;
Endorses the company's 2017 exploration program and budget, consisting of historical data compilation, prospecting, geological mapping, use of modern geophysical and geochemical methods plus follow-up surveys, as well as diamond drill testing of targets.
Trent Mell, president and chief executive officer, commented:
Quelle + Volltext: http://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C:FCC-2502963
First Cobalt Exits Congo to Focus on Canada
TORONTO, ON — (September 18, 2017) – First Cobalt Corp. (TSX-V: FCC, OTC: FTSSF) (the “Company”) has elected not to complete the strategic alliance over seven cobalt exploration properties in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, previously disclosed on May 1, 2017.
The Company will focus its efforts in 2017 on the Canadian Cobalt Camp. The previously announced mergers with Cobalt One Ltd. and CobalTech Mining Inc. will be completed later this year, resulting in a combined land position of more than 10,000 hectares in the Cobalt Camp containing approximately 50 past producers and mine workings. The high number of advanced exploration targets ready for immediate work in the Cobalt Camp greatly offsets the potential in the DRC properties at this time. The Company may evaluate cobalt opportunities elsewhere in the future, where the exploration project potential aligns with the Company’s overall strategy to offer investors leveraged access to the growing cobalt market.
Quelle + Volltext: https://firstcobalt.com/2017/first-cobalt-exits-congo-focus-canada/
First Cobalt Corp (TSE:FCC) Director Bryan James Rees Slusarchuk purchased 17,000 shares of the stock in a transaction that occurred on Wednesday, September 13th. The stock was bought at an average cost of C$0.64 per share, with a total value of C$10,880.00.
Quelle + Volltext: https://www.truebluetribune.com/2017/09/28/...00-shares-of-stock.html
Quelle + Volltext: http://www.finanznachrichten.de/...tion-at-the-bellellen-mine-256.htm
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Nun, es wurde ja oft behauptet, dass diese von First Cobalt erworbenen Minen bereits ausgebeutet und keinen Wert hätten, weil so günstig gekauft. Diese Einwände können wir heute ja nun ad acta legen !
TORONTO, ON — (September 28, 2017) – First Cobalt Corp. (TSX-V: FCC, OTC: FTSSF) (the “Company”) is pleased to report high grade cobalt assays from a sampling program of the historic muck piles from the past producing Bellellen Mine on its Greater Cobalt Project in Ontario, Canada. The program commenced in July 2017 as part of field mapping programs and reconnaissance of new areas with the objective of identifying and prioritizing areas for future exploration and drilling.
Quelle + Volltext: http://news.iguana2.com/macquaries/ASX/CO1/852797
First Cobalt Receives Positive Mineralogical Results
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Oct. 5, 2017) - First Cobalt Corp. (TSX VENTURE:FCC)(OTC:FTSSF) (the "Company") is pleased to announce the initial results from a mineralogical assessment of sample material from various historical mines throughout the Cobalt Camp in Ontario, Canada.
Highlights
High grade vein style mineralization containing up to 9.22% cobalt and over 5,300 g/t silver found in muckpiles throughout the Cobalt Camp can be considered representative of historic mineralization styles and useful for mineralogical tests
Similarity of cobalt minerals in all types of veins allows for a consistent processing system for the various deposits throughout the camp
Disseminated and fracture-controlled mineralization styles, as found at the Bellellen and Haileybury Mines, with cobalt values of 0.25% and 0.5% occur in the same mineral phases, thus can be processed using one system
While generally lower in abundance, there may be opportunities for the metallurgical recovery of copper and nickel
Trent Mell, President & Chief Executive Officer, commented:
"We are finding high grade values in various mineralization styles, including disseminated and fractured mineralization styles, which is supportive of our strategy for the Cobalt Camp. In addition, these mineralogical test results are encouraging as they suggest that both cobalt-rich and silver-rich mineralization styles may be processed using similar flowsheets. The Cobalt Camp is rich with muckpiles located in proximity to historic mines and they provide an opportunity to study discarded material previously mined underground without the additional cost of drilling. The results of this study support further work to assess the muckpiles for processing, and they could potentially be a future source of initial ore."
Quelle + Volltext: http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/...x-venture-fcc-2236156.htm
Quelle: http://www.miningweekly.com/topic/vancouver