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war doch gar nicht so schlimm,
zu Börsenschlus, laufen sie wieder richtung norden!
*gute Konzentrationen in Valencia
*realistische Hoffnungen auf hohe Ressourcen, die auch abbaubar sind.
*deutlich über 50Mio lbs Uran oder sogar noch mehr
*viel versprechende weitere Explorationen
*gute Infrastruktur
*soweit sicheres und Uran freundliches Land Namibia
Wenn Forsys wie geplant 2009 oder 2010 über 2Mio lbs Uran fördert, Abbaukosten von ca 20$ pro lbs abgerechnet und zu aktuellen Weltmarktpreisen von 72$ verkauft, kommt man auf dreistellige Mio Gewinne.
KGV von 15-20 gerechnet, kommt Forsys in den Bereich 1,5-2Mrd Euro Marktcap.
Die heutige Marktcap von Forsys liegt bei 221Mio Euro.
Und jetzt noch das hier (was jetzt bedeuten würde, wir haben bei Forsys im Bereich unter 5 CAD eine Enorme Unterstützungskraft!)
Forsys Metals gibt Finanzierung über 38 Mio. $ bekannt.
Toronto, Ontario, Kanada. 3. Januar 2007. Forsys Metals Corp. (Frankfurt WKN: A0ETPA, TSX.V: FSY) gibt bekannt, dass es einen Vertrag mit Salman Partners Inc. eingegangen ist, wonach Salman als Führer eines Emissionskonsortiums eingesetzt wird. Das Konsortium besteht sonst aus Paradigm Capital Inc., Canaccord Adams, Blackmont Capital Inc. und Laurentian Bank Securities Inc. und soll die Emission von 8 Mio. Stammaktien des Unternehmens zu je 4,75 $ und von 2 Mio. Aktien im Falle einer Überzeichnung für Einnahmen von bis zu 47,5 Mio. $ durchführen.
*** Wie schon mal erwähnt gehabt, wer hier verkauft, hat nichts verstanden was hier entsteht ;-) ***
Agency to offset cost of finding more uranium
Kyodo News
The Natural Resources and Energy Agency will subsidize half the cost of uranium exploration to support private companies conducting geological surveys and other operations overseas, prompted by rising concerns about a possible shortage of the mineral due to surging energy demand worldwide.
Currently, eight major companies, including those from Canada, France and Australia, produce about 80 percent of the natural uranium consumed worldwide.
"We want to secure concessions in large uranium deposits to improve the level of self-reliance in the nuclear fuel cycle," said the agency, which is under the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry.
For fiscal 2007, 1 billion yen in subsidies will be provided via Japan Oil, Gas and Metals National Corp. to trading companies and power utility-affiliated companies that are exploring uranium deposits.
The funding aims at six to seven locations, including Australia, where more than half of the world's uranium deposits are believed located, in addition to Canada and Kazakhstan, the agency said.
The agency said Japan is totally dependent on imported uranium to fuel its nuclear plants. But uranium from decommissioned nuclear weapons and from commercial inventories are likely to shrink as the United States resumed construction of new nuclear plants recently and as energy demand in India and China continue to surge.
The leading price index for uranium oxide concentrate procured on a short-term basis -- compiled by Roswell, Ga.-based Ux Consulting Co. -- soared into the $ 72 level per pound, or 450 grams, for the first time in mid-December, 10.1 times the low of $ 7.10 set in late 2000.
The agency judged that uranium exploration projects need a certain level of government support as large deposits are rarely found. In addition, even if they were, it sometimes takes 10 or more years to start production, it said.
Operations will also be heavily affected by the host-nation political situation, the agency noted.
According to METI, uranium mines in Akuta in Niger and McClean Lake in Canada have been operated by Japanese companies since 1978 and 1999, respectively.
Another Canadian mine in Cigar Lake, whose concessions are held by Tokyo Electric Power Co. and Idemitsu Kosan Co., is expected to produce about 9,000 tons of uranium, which equals Japan's annual uranium consumption.
By Craig Wong
07 Jan 2007 at 12:00 PM EST
VANCOUVER (CP) -- After nearly doubling last year, the price of uranium appears poised to continue its bull run in 2007 as demand for the radioactive fuel continues to outstrip supply, analysts say.
''It is a commodity that has for years been under a lot of pressure from excess supply and now the seeds have been sown and we're beginning to see the flip side of that,'' said RBC Capital Markets analyst Adam Schatzker, who has forecast the price will average US$100 per pound in 2007.
''There is not a lot of mine production. The inventories that were being sold into the market are disappearing and we're actually in a supply-demand deficit.''
Though hedge funds and other speculators are beginning to move into the uranium market, he said the biggest driver to the recent increase in price is a shortfall in supply and growing demand.
New nuclear power plants are being built in China and other parts of the world, while few new major deposits have been developed, leading to demand that is 40% ahead of current supply.
For years the price of uranium removed the incentive to spend the money building any new production or searching for new deposits. With governments selling their inventories the markets were flooded with cheap uranium and there was no need to dig up new deposits.
But those inventories are depleting and uranium users still need the fuel for their reactors.
The price of uranium averaged US$28.15 per pound in 2005 and jumped to and average of $48.10 per pound in 2006. However the spot price for the radioactive metal was a whopping US$72 per pound at the end of the year.
Scotiabank commodity specialist Patricia Mohr has suggested that the current upswing in uranium prices is a ''secular'' change in global energy markets, due to the price of oil and that nuclear power generation emits virtually no greenhouse gases.
''While exploration activity has surged for uranium - across Canada, Australia, Africa and in Kazakhstan - there has been little improvement in mine production,'' Mohr wrote in a recent report forecasting an average price of US$80 in 2007, ending the year close to $90.
She suggested mine production gains this year will be limited as Cameco [TSX:CCO] and Areva will likely boost output in Kazakhstan, the Dominion project will start up in South Africa and Smith Ranch may be expanded in the United States.
The shortfall in supply was made worse when Saskatoon-based Cameco, the world's biggest uranium producer, reported flooding at its Cigar Lake mine in northern Saskatchewan, a project it had hoped to bring into production in 2008.
Construction at the deposit, which has proven and probable reserves of more than 232 million pounds of uranium at an average grade of 19%, began in January 2005, but came to a halt last year after a flood that pushed back completion by at least a year.
Though the company has started round-the-clock work drilling holes to the source of the water inflow so it can pump in concrete, it is not known when the mine will actually be able to come into production.
Some market watchers have speculated that the Cigar Lake mine may never begin commercial production.
Schatzker said the flood at the mine that is expected to produce 18 million pounds a year when it comes does come into production, had a ''fundamental impact on the market.''
''The range of expectations of where that might go is all over the place because really a lack of information and a lack of clarity,'' he said.
But even with the trouble, Salman Partners analyst Raymond Goldie still rated Cameco a top pick for the year.
''We believe that investors have been overly concerned about the link between oil prices and uranium prices and about the flood at Cameco's Cigar Lake uranium project,'' said Goldie, who has a C$55.95 12-month price target on the stock.
''However, as investors realize that what Cameco loses at Cigar Lake on volume, it more than makes up on price, Cameco's share price continues to recover.''
Investors have been flocking to uranium stocks, particularly those of junior companies with a lower stock price.
For example, Paladin Resources Ltd. [TSX:PDN], a small Australian miner that trades on the TSX and has uranium properties in South Africa, has been a top trading stock for several weeks on the Canadian markets.
SxR Uranium One Inc. [TSX:SXR], a Toronto-based resources company, has also been a popular investment as has been Denison Mines Corp. [TSX:DML], an intermediate uranium producer, with mining assets in the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan, and the southwestern U.S. as well as exploration properties in the U.S., Canada and Mongolia.
Investors have been drawn to Denison because the company owns parts of two of the four uranium mills operating in North America today, giving the company a diversified mining asset base as well as milling infrastructure.
The Toronto company recently got C$100 million in financing to back its bid to acquire OmegaCorp Ltd., an Australian-traded miner with uranium projects in southern Africa, including the advanced stage Kariba Project in Zambia.
© The Canadian Press 2006
jeder war mal neu hier, willkommen an Board!
Also wenn du mich fragst kannst bei Forsys eigentlich nicht viel falsch machen die Aussichten sind gut aber trotz allem immer schön die Augen aufhalten (ist halt Börse!) jeden Moment kann die Stimmung wechseln!
Auch hier bei diesem Wert kann es zu Rücksetzer kommen (sind meiner Meinung nach dann Kaufkurse!), denn Börse ist keine Einbahnstraße und kann nicht nur Steigen, müßte aber schon jeder mitbekommen haben ;-)
Uns allen viel Glück...
du hast recht, das ist halt börse. hab momentan etwas pech. habe verschiedene werte mit gewinn verkauft, aber alle sind nach meinem verkauf erst richtig hochgegangen....
porsche...swiss fe...originally
na ja, ist halt so. nun habe ich 2 aktien von denen du auch überzeugt bist.
forsys und aquila. bei beiden leider stillstand. hoffen wir mal das beste
lg necinho
vielen lieben dank.
lg necinho
vielen lieben dank.
schon schwer so ein neuling...
lg