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Gerade gut angekommen!
[url=https://peketec.de/trading/viewtopic.php?p=1782516#1782516 schrieb:greenhorn schrieb am 27.09.2017, 09:07 Uhr[/url]"]gute Reise!
[url=https://peketec.de/trading/viewtopic.php?p=1782510#1782510 schrieb:dukezero schrieb am 27.09.2017, 08:56 Uhr[/url]"][url=https://peketec.de/trading/viewtopic.php?p=1782506#1782506 schrieb:Kostolanys Erbe schrieb am 27.09.2017, 08:53 Uhr[/url]"]So, muss nun beruflich von der Nordseeküste nach Frankfurt ....
Werde bis Freitag nur sporadisch hier bei peketecreinschauen.
Bis bald!
Kosto
Uii, das ist eine Ortsveränderung! Umgebung von Frankfurt ist sehr schön!!
Guten Morgen! 
TGZ - Teranga Gold präsentierte sich auch aktuell beim Denver Gold Forum
September 25-27 2017
Für meine Begriffe einer der im Moment unterbewertesten Goldproduzenten. Chartsituation gerade auch spannend - entweder dreht sie jetzt zu einer großen W-Formation oder kippt unter die Unterstützung bei 2,78 CAD
oder werden einfach übernommen.......
hier die Präsentation:
http://s1.q4cdn.com/851853033/files/doc_presentations/2017/09/2017-DGF-FINAL2.pdf
September 25-27 2017
Für meine Begriffe einer der im Moment unterbewertesten Goldproduzenten. Chartsituation gerade auch spannend - entweder dreht sie jetzt zu einer großen W-Formation oder kippt unter die Unterstützung bei 2,78 CAD
oder werden einfach übernommen.......
hier die Präsentation:
http://s1.q4cdn.com/851853033/files/doc_presentations/2017/09/2017-DGF-FINAL2.pdf
[url=https://peketec.de/trading/viewtopic.php?p=1782857#1782857 schrieb:
GOLD-Tagesausblick: Kurzfristig korrektiv, mittelfristig auf dem Weg bis 1.450 USD? gold
Tagesausblick für Freitag, 29.September 2017:
Der Goldpreis musste in den letzten Tagen wichtige kurzfristige Unterstützungen aufgeben und setzt aktuell bis 1.285 USD zurück. Im übergeordneten Bild ist der Aufwärtstrend jedoch weiter intakt und könnte in naher Zukunft wiederaufgenommen werden.
https://www.godmode-trader.de/analy...ttelfristig-auf-dem-weg-bis-1-450-usd,5537458
Tagesausblick für Freitag, 29.September 2017:
Der Goldpreis musste in den letzten Tagen wichtige kurzfristige Unterstützungen aufgeben und setzt aktuell bis 1.285 USD zurück. Im übergeordneten Bild ist der Aufwärtstrend jedoch weiter intakt und könnte in naher Zukunft wiederaufgenommen werden.
https://www.godmode-trader.de/analy...ttelfristig-auf-dem-weg-bis-1-450-usd,5537458
gestern zumindest vielsverprechendes Signal im Chart gebildet
[url=https://peketec.de/trading/viewtopic.php?p=1782892#1782892 schrieb:greenhorn schrieb am 28.09.2017, 14:33 Uhr[/url]"]TGZ - Teranga Gold präsentierte sich auch aktuell beim Denver Gold Forum
September 25-27 2017
Für meine Begriffe einer der im Moment unterbewertesten Goldproduzenten. Chartsituation gerade auch spannend - entweder dreht sie jetzt zu einer großen W-Formation oder kippt unter die Unterstützung bei 2,78 CAD
oder werden einfach übernommen.......
hier die Präsentation:
http://s1.q4cdn.com/851853033/files/doc_presentations/2017/09/2017-DGF-FINAL2.pdf
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Manganese Is Energy Critical
In 1917 the War Industries Board (WIB) noted that the United States was deficient in certain mineralsof great importance to war making and self defense. A pre-World War II list of materials contained a total of 29 materials: 14 were strategic materials that ‘must be based entirely or in substantial part on sources outside the United States.’ There were 15 critical materials that would be easier to source, perhaps even domestically, than the strategic materials.
The 1939 Strategic Materials Act authorized US$100 million to purchase strategic raw materials for a stockpile of 42 strategic and critical materials needed for wartime production.
By May 1940, small quantities of certain materials – ie. chromite, manganese (Mn), rubber and tin (Sn) – had been procured under the Strategic Materials Act. The purchases certainly weren’t enough and all throughout the war effort these and other numerous materials had to be imported in large quantities.
By 1948 the WIB’s Munitions Board had developed a list of 51 required strategic and critical material groups. By 1950 the number of required strategic and critical materials had expanded to 54 groups, representing 75 specific commodities.
Let’s fast forward a few decades…
The Metallurgical Achilles' Heel of the United States
http://aheadoftheherd.com/Newsletter/2017/Manganese-Is-Energy-Critical.html
In 1917 the War Industries Board (WIB) noted that the United States was deficient in certain mineralsof great importance to war making and self defense. A pre-World War II list of materials contained a total of 29 materials: 14 were strategic materials that ‘must be based entirely or in substantial part on sources outside the United States.’ There were 15 critical materials that would be easier to source, perhaps even domestically, than the strategic materials.
The 1939 Strategic Materials Act authorized US$100 million to purchase strategic raw materials for a stockpile of 42 strategic and critical materials needed for wartime production.
By May 1940, small quantities of certain materials – ie. chromite, manganese (Mn), rubber and tin (Sn) – had been procured under the Strategic Materials Act. The purchases certainly weren’t enough and all throughout the war effort these and other numerous materials had to be imported in large quantities.
By 1948 the WIB’s Munitions Board had developed a list of 51 required strategic and critical material groups. By 1950 the number of required strategic and critical materials had expanded to 54 groups, representing 75 specific commodities.
Let’s fast forward a few decades…
The Metallurgical Achilles' Heel of the United States
http://aheadoftheherd.com/Newsletter/2017/Manganese-Is-Energy-Critical.html
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Electrovaya completes $4.6M first tranche of financing
2017-09-29 12:09 ET - News Release
An anonymous director reports
ELECTROVAYA COMPLETES FIRST TRANCHE OF PRIVATE PLACEMENT
Electrovaya Inc. has completed the first tranche of its previously announced private placement of units. The first tranche consisted of the issuance of four million units at a price of $1.15 per unit for gross proceeds of $4.6-million.
Each unit comprises one common share of the company and one common share purchase warrant. Each warrant entitles the holder thereof to acquire one common share at a price of $1.45 for a period of 60 months from the closing of the offering.
The common shares and warrants composing the units are subject to a hold period of four months plus a day from the date of issuance pursuant to applicable securities laws. The proceeds of the offering will be used for general working capital purposes.
The company paid cash finders' fees in the aggregate amount of $322,000 in connection with the subscriptions for units. The company also issued broker warrants equal to 7 per cent of the units purchased by the subscribers. Each broker warrant entitles the holder thereof to purchase one common share at a price of $1.45 for a period of 60 months from the date of issuance.
The common shares composing the units and underlying the warrants and broker warrants have been conditionally approved for listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange.
There is no assurance that the company will complete additional tranches of the private placement.
About Electrovaya Inc.
Electrovaya designs, develops and manufactures proprietary lithium-ion Super Polymer batteries, battery systems, and battery-related products for energy storage, clean electric transportation and other specialized applications. Electrovaya, through its fully owned subsidiary, Litarion GmbH, also produces cells, electrodes and Separion ceramic separators and has manufacturing capacity of about 500 megawatt-hours per year. Headquartered in Ontario, Canada, Electrovaya has production facilities in Canada and Germany with customers around the globe.
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Chalice Gold to drill West Pilbara soon
2017-09-29 09:32 ET - News Release
Mr. Tim Goydner reports
WEST PILBARA GOLD PROJECT: NEW GOLD AND BASE METAL DRILLING PROGRAMS TO COMMENCE AS CHALICE EXPANDS ITS TENEMENT HOLDING TO ENCOMPASS PROSPECTIVE BASAL CONGLOMERATE TARGETS
Chalice Gold Mines Ltd. will shortly commence a new reverse circulation (RC) and air core drilling program at its West Pilbara gold project in Western Australia, having received all required clearances and permits. The West Pilbara project is subject to an earn-in and joint venture with Red Hill Iron Ltd.
The proposed drill program, which is scheduled to commence in early October, 2017, will follow up on gold targets at Wyloo East, Urandy, Kens Bore and Derek's Bore, and on copper targets at Red Hill and Wyloo West.
Drill programs have been planned following a review of the encouraging gold and copper rock chip results previously reported (see Australian Stock Exchange quarterly activities report dated July 31, 2017, available on SEDAR) and the completion of gradient array induced polarization (IP) geophysical surveys at the Red Hill, Derek's Bore and Wyloo West prospects. A total of up to 4,000 m of air core and 2,500 m of RC drilling will be completed.
Gradient array IP surveys (25.8 line kilometres) have been completed across two copper targets (Red Hill and Wyloo West) and one gold target (Derek's Bore) to follow up high-grade surficial copper and gold results in rock chips. Higher grade rock chip results hosted within hydrothermal quartz breccias at Red Hill and Wyloo West typically range between 1 to 10 per cent Cu with a maximum result of 29 per cent Cu from the Red Hill prospect, while surface gold in brecciated rock chips at Derek's Bore peak at 9.48 grams per tonne Au and 12.3 g/t Au at Kens Bore (see attached table).
Several priority IP chargeability anomalies (over 25 volts per megavolt) have been defined at the Red Hill prospect and will be the focus of systematic RC drilling to further assess these anomalies. Several lower priority (less than 15 v/mV) IP chargeability targets have been identified at the Wyloo West prospect and will be the focus of systematic AC drilling as an initial test of the anomalies.
No significant chargeability targets were identified at Derek's Bore although the anomalous rock chip results are coincidental with a well-defined zone of low chargeability, the significance of which remains uncertain but may be caused by alteration. A small RC program is designed to further assess the anomaly.
First-pass RC drilling has also been planned at the Ken's Bore prospect, which hosts high-grade gold in limonitic rock chips up to 12.3 g/t Au within a well-defined (250 by 250 m) gold-in-soil anomaly.
In addition to the targeted RC drill programs described above, regional AC programs (240 holes) have been planned along the greater Wyloo West and Urandy gold trends and the B2 copper plus zinc trend. These programs are regional in nature with the primary objective of geologically and geochemically vectoring into targets of potential interest.
Increased landholding
Based on the encouraging exploration results received to date, Chalice has applied for 10 exploration licences (see attached table) covering a total area of 881.3 square km located to the south of Pannawonica in the West Pilbara.
The tenements, to the west and south of the existing West Pilbara project area, cover the continuation of the major structures paralleling the southern and western margins of the Hamersley basin and the stratigraphy of the Ashburton and Fortescue group. Chalice will immediately embark on an assessment of the application area to confirm (or not) the presence of the basal conglomeratic unit of the Fortescue group. This highly prospective unit hosts some of the recently reported gold discoveries in the Pilbara by companies including Novo Resources, Artemis Resources and De Grey Mining. In addition, Chalice's tenement applications are adjacent to Novo Resources' tenements in the Wyloo Dome area.
TENEMENT APPLICATION NUMBERS AND AREA
Tenement application Blocks Area km2
E08/2951 44 121
E08/2952 137 376
E08/2953 102 280
E47/3830 1 2.7
E47/3831 10 27.5
E47/3832 8 22
E47/3833 11 30.2
E47/3834 4 11
E47/3835 3 8.2
E47/3836 1 2.7
881.3
Background -- West Pilbara project
The 1,390 square km West Pilbara project is located approximately 160 km south-southwest of Karratha and has contiguous coverage of 90 km of strike of prospective geology along the contact between the Ashburton and Hamersley basins, referred to as the Paraburdoo Hinge zone, and is defined by regional fault/shear zones.
The region is underexplored for both gold and base metals and the southwest boundary of the property is approximately eight km from Northern Star Resources' multimillion-ounce Paulsens gold mine. The project (excluding the newly secured tenement applications above) is subject to a farm-in and joint venture whereby Chalice can earn up to a 51-per-cent interest in the non-iron rights from Red Hill Iron (and up to 70 per cent if Red Hill elects not to contribute at this stage).
Sampling techniques and verification
Results from rock chip sampling undertaken on gold and base metal targets including Wyloo West, Dereks Bore, Kens Bore, B2, G1 and Red Hill copper prospects are summarized in the attached table. A total of 130 samples were collected and submitted to ALS in Perth Western Australia. Samples were analyzed using ICP-AES and MS analysis after aqua regia digestion. Fifty-three elements were analyzed including gold at a two-part-per-billion detection limit. Sampling was carried out under Chalice's standard protocols and quality assurance/quality control procedures which are industry standard practice and involve the insertion of standards (including blank standards) and the collection of duplicate samples. Quality assurance/quality control has been checked with no apparent issues. Note: No duplicate samples are collected for rock chip samples.
ROCK CHIP SAMPLING RESULTS
All results reported above >0.1% Cu and 0.1 ppm Au
Sample ID Prospect Cu (%) Au (ppm) Ag (ppm)
111468 Wyloo East target 0.1 0.00 0.0
111481 Wyloo East target 0.1 0.00 0.1
111508 Wyloo West target 14.1 0.07 28.2
111511 Wyloo West target 1.0 0.00 1.8
111513 Wyloo West target 5.5 0.01 2.9
111514 Wyloo West target 0.6 0.00 0.5
111515 Wyloo West target 5.3 0.02 4.6
111516 Wyloo West target 4.5 0.02 4.4
111517 Wyloo West target 3.2 0.10 6.5
111518 Wyloo West target 13.7 0.05 12.2
111519 Wyloo West target 0.2 0.00 0.3
111520 Wyloo West target 3.1 0.10 2.0
111521 Wyloo West target 0.6 0.00 0.5
111523 Wyloo West target 0.2 0.01 0.2
111527 Wyloo West target 29.0 0.04 229.0
111530 Wyloo West target 1.6 0.01 12.2
111534 Wyloo West target 0.0 0.17 0.1
111540 Kens Bore 0.1 12.30 0.2
111553 B2 target 0.3 0.06 0.8
111554 B2 target 0.1 0.00 0.9
111565 Derek's Bore 0.1 9.48 17.1
111580 G1 0.0 1.25 1.4
Competent persons and qualifying persons statement
The information in this report that relates to exploration results in relation to the West Pilbara project is based on information compiled by Dr. Kevin Frost, BSc (honours), PhD, who is a member of the Australian Institute of Geoscientists. Dr. Frost is a full-time employee of the company and has sufficient experience in the field of activity being reported to qualify as a competent person as defined in the 2012 edition of the Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results, Minerals Resources and Ore Reserves, and is a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101 -- Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. The qualified person has verified the data disclosed in this release, including sampling, analytical and test data underlying the information contained in this release. Dr. Frost consents to the release of information in the form and context in which it appears here.
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[url=https://peketec.de/trading/viewtopic.php?p=1770574#1770574 schrieb:Kostolanys Erbe schrieb am 31.07.2017, 21:17 Uhr[/url]"]
Chalice's June 30 cash position at $52.4M (Australian)
2017-07-31 09:54 ET - News Release
Mr. Tim Goyder reports
CHALICE GOLD MINES LIMITED -- JUNE 2017 QUARTERLY ACTIVITY & CASH FLOW REPORTS
Chalice Gold Mines Ltd. has issued its quarterly activity and cash flow reports for the quarter ended June 30, 2017. The full text of these reports is available on the company's website and under the company's profile on SEDAR.
Quarterly highlights:
$7.5-million (Australian) exploration initiative, including over 22,000 metres of drilling, commenced across five high-potential gold and base metals projects in Canada and Australia: East Cadillac gold project, located 35 kilometres east of Val d'Or and covering a 16-kilometre strike of the eastern part of the Larder Lake-Cadillac fault, a district that has a gold endowment of over 100 million ounces;
Kinebik gold project, which covers a 30-kilometre strike of the Casa Berardi fault, a structure that hosts multiple gold deposits;
9,500 metres of diamond drilling planned in H2 2017 on the Canadian gold projects to test multiple targets, including extensions of the existing high-grade mineral resource and along the prospective Larder Lake-Cadillac fault corridor, plus follow-up geochemical anomalies at Kinebik;
Warrego North iron-oxide-copper-gold (IOCG) project, Northern Territory -- drilling planned in H2 2017 to expand the recent Parakeet copper-gold discovery;
Latitude Hill nickel project, Western Australia -- 9,000-metre drill program in H2 2017 to test multiple Spectrem EM (electromagnetic) conductors with Voisey's Bay- and Nova-Bollinger-style nickel-copper discovery potential;
West Pilbara gold and base metals project, Western Australia -- 4,000-metre aircore and RC (reverse circulation) drill program at three gold and copper targets in H2 2017;
Tennant Creek-style IOCG mineralization confirmed at the Parakeet prospect, with maiden drill hole WND17-001 returning an intercept of eight metres at 1.74 per cent copper and 0.42 gram per tonne gold from 249 metres downhole. Follow-up drilling planned for the September quarter;
Chalice subscribed to a share placement of 40 million shares in Ausgold Ltd. at an issue price of 2.5 Australian cents for a total of $1-million (Australian);
Chalice is well positioned to expand exploration activities based on success, with cash and liquid investments of $52.4-million (Australian) at quarter-end.
https://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aCXN-2490453&symbol=CXN®ion=C
[url=https://peketec.de/trading/viewtopic.php?p=1765319#1765319 schrieb:Kostolanys Erbe schrieb am 04.07.2017, 22:28 Uhr[/url]"]Super! Sie nehmen Geld in die Hand + stecken es in die Projekte!
Chalice plans $7.5M (Australian) exploration program
2017-07-04 09:30 ET - News Release
Mr. Tim Goyder reports
CHALICE ANNOUNCES A$7.5M EXPLORATION PROGRAM IN CANADA AND AUSTRALIA TO ADVANCE HIGH PRIORITY DRILL TARGETS
Chalice Gold Mines Ltd. has proposed a fiscal year 2018 $7.5-million (Australian) exploration initiative to advance its high-priority gold and base metals targets in its current property portfolio (see attached table). Chalice's exploration strategy has focused on acquiring exposure to projects, either through direct ownership or joint venture, hosted in terranes with outstanding metal endowment that also have the key geological features to host Tier 1 deposits. These include the East Cadillac gold project in the prolific Abitibi gold district in Quebec, Canada; the Warrego North iron-oxide-copper-gold (IOCG) project in the Tennant Creek gold-plus-or-minus-copper mineral field of the Northern Territory, Australia; and the Latitude Hill nickel project and the gold and base metals districts of the West Pilbara in Western Australia.
Chalice's exceptional balance sheet of $53-million (Australian) in cash and liquid assets means the company is well positioned to rapidly escalate exploration activities based on success.
Chalice's managing director, Tim Goyder, stated: "Chalice has systematically assembled a global exploration portfolio that offers outstanding potential for new discoveries in some of the best exploration addresses in the world. It is now time to evaluate the potential of this portfolio, and we are in the enviable position of having the balance sheet and the in-house technical expertise to support a mid-tier-scale exploration effort without diluting our shareholders at the company or project level."
OVERVIEW AND APPROXIMATE TIMELINE FOR PROPOSED FISCAL 2018 EXPLORATION PROGRAM
Project/exploration program September, 2017, quarter December, 2017, quarter
East Cadillac gold project
Sampling/trenching Extensive surface sampling
and trenching
IP geophysical survey 390 line km
Drilling 7,700 m diamond
Kinebik gold project
IP geophysical survey 55 line km
Drilling 1,800 m diamond
Latitude Hill nickel project
MLEM geophysical survey Survey seven anomalies
Drilling 9,000 m RC
Warrego North IOCG project
IP geophysical survey 23 line km
Drilling 1,000 m RC and diamond
West Pilbara gold and
base metals projects
IP geophysical survey 25 line km
Drilling 4,000 m aircore, RC
Exploration project overviews
East Cadillac gold project, Quebec, Canada
The East Cadillac gold project covers 107 square kilometres and is 35 kilometres east of the 20-millin-ounce Val d'Or gold camp. With a strike length of 16 kilometres encompassing the Larder Lake-Cadillac fault, the most prolifically gold-endowed trend in southern Abitibi, the project is a located amongst some of the region's most significant mines and is adjacent to the historical Chimo gold mine (owned by Cartier Resources).
The project includes an initial indicated mineral resources of 225,000 tonnes at 4.17 grams per tonne (g/t) gold for 30,200 ounces of gold and an inferred mineral resource of 1,112,000 tonnes at 4.09 g/t gold for 146,300 ounces of gold at the Nordeau gold deposit, which the company considers to have substantial growth potential.
No modern surface geochemistry, geological mapping or structural analysis has been completed in the district. The company has analyzed historical exploration information and merged this data with results from recent exploration activities undertaken by Chalice. This compilation will provide the basis for an integrated approach to exploration targeting over the company's consolidated land position.
The project comprises 100-per-cent-owned Chalice claims and option and farm-in agreements with Globex Mining Enterprises and Richmont Mines.
Kinebik gold project, Quebec, Canada
The 100-per-cent-owned Kinebik gold project covers 187 square kilometres, including 30 kilometres of strike of the Casa Berardi fault, which hosts Hecla Mining Company's Casa Beradi multimillion-ounce gold mine and numerous other gold occurrences. Chalice has identified three strong geochemical anomalies, which will be prioritized with an induced polarization survey and diamond drilling.
Warrego North IOCG project, Northern Territory, Australia
The Warrego North project is approximately 20 kilometres northwest of the historical high-grade Warrego copper-gold mine in the western part of the Tennant Creek mineral field in the Northern Territory, Australia. Warrego was the largest deposit mined in the area with historical production of 1.3 million ounces of gold and 90,000 tonnes of copper from five million tonnes of ore at eight g/t gold and 2 per cent copper in a classic IOCG geological setting. Chalice can earn up to a 70-per-cent interest in the project from Meteoric Resources NL by sole financing $800,000.
The company's first diamond drill hole at Warrego North, WND17-001, targeted a coincidental magnetic gravity and IP chargeability anomaly, and intersected chalcopyrite in magnetite ironstones grading eight metres at 1.74 per cent copper and 0.42 g/t gold between 249 and 257 metres in downhole depth. Pervasive chlorite-sericite alteration indicates the potential for an extensive hydrothermal system, which is a characteristic of IOCG deposits. A follow-up ground IP survey will systematically test extensions to known copper-gold mineralization and also assess the broader Parakeet magnetic gravity anomaly for additional mineralized magnetite ironstone bodies.
Latitude Hill nickel project, Western Australia
The 990.5-square-kilometre Latitude Hill project was acquired to provide Chalice with a countercyclical investment opportunity in an underexplored region that is highly prospective for massive and disseminated nickel-copper-platinum-group-metals sulphide deposits similar to the Nova-Bollinger nickel-copper sulphide deposit in the Albany-Fraser orogen. The project is subject to a farm-in and joint venture whereby Chalice can earn up to a 70-per-cent interest with Traka Resources Ltd. High-quality spectrem airborne electromagnetic (EM) survey completed in 2012 by Anglo American identified seven priority conductors that were not followed up following Anglo American's withdrawal from Western Australia, where a royalty was exchanged as consideration for its JV interest in the Latitude Hill project. None of these priority conductors have been subject to ground-based exploration.
West Pilbara gold and base metals project, Western Australia
The 1,390-square-kilometre West Pilbara project is located approximately 160 kilometres south-southwest of Karratha and has contiguous coverage of 90 kilometres of strike of prospective geology along the contact between the Ashburton and Hamersley basins, referred to as the Paraburdoo Hinge zone and defined by regional fault/shear zones. The region is underexplored for both gold and base metals, and the southwest boundary of the property is approximately eight kilometres from Northern Star Resources' Paulsens multimillion-ounce gold mine. Chalice acquired the project based on the identification of numerous Carlin-style and vein/shear-hosted gold prospects and breccia-hosted copper mineralization from previous work.
The company looks forward to updating shareholders on and the results of this substantial exploration initiative as results are received.
Competent persons and qualifying persons
The information in this news release that relates to the East Cadillac gold project's mineral resource estimate is extracted from a news release dated March 7, 2017.
The information in this news release that relates to the Warrego North is extracted from a news release dated June 16, 2017.
The information in this news release that relates to the Latitude Hill nickel project is extracted from a news release dated Sept. 22, 2016.
The information in this report that relates to the West Pilbara project is extracted from a news release dated April 28, 2017.
The above news releases are available on SEDAR. The company confirms that it is not aware of any new information or data that materially affects the information included in the original market announcement, and that all material assumptions in the market announcement continue to apply and have not materially changed. The company confirms that the form and context in which the competent person's and qualifying persons findings are presented have not been materially modified from the original market announcement. The competent person and qualifying person for the company is Dr. Kevin Frost, general manager -- exploration.
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Focus Graphite issues Lac Knife long-term test results
2017-09-28 13:21 ET - News Release
Mr. Gary Economo reports
FOCUS GRAPHITE REPORTS EXCELLENT LONG TERM CYCLING RESULTS FROM ITS TESTING OF LAC KNIFE HIGH PURITY SPHERICAL COATED GRAPHITE; LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES SHOW ZERO CAPACITY LOSS AFTER 250 CYCLES
Focus Graphite Inc. has released excellent results from continuing independent laboratory tests comparing long-term cycling performance of Lac Knife surface coated spherical crystalline fine-flake graphite against commercially competitive standard grades of coated crystalline flake graphite in the anodes of CR2016 coin cells.
The results presented are a follow-up from data presented in Focus's Nov. 25, 2015, news release where similar tests were run on Lac Knife standard-grade spherical graphite. Those tests exhibited essentially zero loss in capacity after 110 cycles versus two commercially competitive grades that showed losses of 4.4 per cent and 6.4 per cent over the same number of cycles.
Testing was conducted at a globally recognized laboratory in Europe. The name of the laboratory is being withheld because of commercial and competitive confidentiality.
Continuing life cycle testing
On Nov. 25, 2015, Focus Graphite published data showing that its Lac Knife standard grade of uncoated and coated spherical graphite exhibited essentially zero loss in capacity after 110 cycles versus two commercially competitive grades that showed losses of 4.4 per cent and 6.4 per cent over the same number of cycles.
In a presentation to the International Battery Seminar in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on March 26, 2017, Dr. Joseph Doninger, Focus's director of manufacturing and technology, presented long-term cycling test results showing that the zero loss in capacity of the standard grade of coated spherical graphite lasted for 250 cycles and showed a loss of only 4.5 per cent in capacity after 570 cycles, compared with losses of 11.7 per cent after 440 cycles and 10.5 per cent after 510 cycles for a competitive supplier's coated spherical graphite.
He said that projecting these results suggests that Lac Knife's coated spherical graphite could last beyond 2,000 cycles in full-sized batteries. "A good rule of thumb to use in comparing the long-term cycling performance of different graphites in lithium-ion batteries is determining how many cycles a battery will last before losing 20 per cent of its capacity," Dr. Doninger said.
Focus Graphite is the sole owner of the high-purity Lac Knife natural flake graphite project in the Cote-Nord region of northeastern Quebec.
The company's aim is to become one of the lowest-cost producers of high-purity technology graphite. The purpose of its continuing battery materials testing efforts is to validate the commercial viability of the high-purity crystalline flake graphite recovered from its Lac Knife deposit and to demonstrate that Lac Knife graphite holds the potential to improve the performance of anodes in lithium-ion batteries (see May 27, 2014, and Feb. 26, 2015, news releases).
The properties of the flake graphite recovered from the Lac Knife high-quality and high-carbon-content graphite deposit allow for the recovery of concentrate that grades 98 per cent carbon even in the finer size fractions down to 200 mesh (75 microns) that are usually the most difficult products to sell. This holds the potential for Focus to create a high-margin business opportunity by providing customers with a finer-grade, lower-cost, value-added graphite product.
Battery manufacturers require a cost-competitive alternative to current sources of synthetic and natural flake graphite. China produces the majority of the world's purified spherical graphite, using methods generally regarded as environmentally unsustainable.
Presentation of data
All Lac Knife flake graphite materials tested were purified, spheronized and sized for application in the anodes (negative electrodes) of lithium-ion batteries. The anodes for all samples tested consisted of 90 per cent graphite, 7 per cent PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) binder and 3 per cent carbon black and a copper coil current collector with a thickness of 20 microns. All cells were assembled and tested in a CR2016 coin cell configuration prepared with 1M LiPF6/EC/DMC electrolyte and lithium foil counterelectrodes. The coin cells were then cycled between 0.003 volt and 1.5 volts. Formation was carried out with C/10 current density and cycling was carried out with the same voltage limits at C/10. To evaluate the cycling performance, half cells made with the lithium metal counterelectrode were charged and discharged at a relatively low current density and cycled galvanostatically at a C/10 rate until the limit of the test was reached.
Focus is currently engaged in battery testing with more than 20 potential end-users and seven universities and government laboratories.
Focus has established a recent history of technological successes by designing processes leading to superior performing coated spherical graphite for use in battery anodes and high-performing expanded graphite for use in lithium-ion battery cathodes.
The company's proprietary, low-temperature process, developed by a Focus Graphite technical team headed by Dr. Doninger, is believed to be more efficient than very high temperature thermal purification and is suitable for the removal of specific types of impurities found in the Lac Knife graphite deposit.
The path from graphite product development to the battery manufacturers' testing labs is a lengthy, multistep process.
Staged research and development testing is a prerequisite to the sale, or offtake, of any manufactured graphite for use in lithium-ion, alkaline and lead-acid batteries in the automobile, consumer, medical equipment, tools, hand-held industrial devices and aviation manufacturing industries, or with military equipment suppliers.
Qualified person
Dr. Doninger is the qualified person under National Instrument 43-101, Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, has reviewed and approved the technical content of this news release. Dr. Doninger is an internationally recognized graphite processing expert and himself, the inventor of a number of patents and an author of over 27 technical papers and presentations related to graphite processing and the use of graphite in energy storage systems. Dr. Doninger is a co-editor on the NATO Science Series book titled "New Carbon Based Materials for Electrochemical Energy Storage Systems." Dr. Doninger is also an honorary professor at the department of chemistry of the Kiev National University of Technologies and Design.
About Focus Graphite Inc.
Focus Graphite is an advanced exploration and mining company with an objective of producing graphite concentrate at its wholly owned Lac Knife flake graphite deposit located 27 kilometres south of Fermont, Que.
Focus also holds a significant equity position in graphene applications developer Grafoid Inc.
https://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aFMS-2510630&symbol=FMS®ion=C
Focus Graphite issues Lac Knife long-term test results
2017-09-28 13:21 ET - News Release
Mr. Gary Economo reports
FOCUS GRAPHITE REPORTS EXCELLENT LONG TERM CYCLING RESULTS FROM ITS TESTING OF LAC KNIFE HIGH PURITY SPHERICAL COATED GRAPHITE; LITHIUM-ION BATTERIES SHOW ZERO CAPACITY LOSS AFTER 250 CYCLES
Focus Graphite Inc. has released excellent results from continuing independent laboratory tests comparing long-term cycling performance of Lac Knife surface coated spherical crystalline fine-flake graphite against commercially competitive standard grades of coated crystalline flake graphite in the anodes of CR2016 coin cells.
The results presented are a follow-up from data presented in Focus's Nov. 25, 2015, news release where similar tests were run on Lac Knife standard-grade spherical graphite. Those tests exhibited essentially zero loss in capacity after 110 cycles versus two commercially competitive grades that showed losses of 4.4 per cent and 6.4 per cent over the same number of cycles.
Testing was conducted at a globally recognized laboratory in Europe. The name of the laboratory is being withheld because of commercial and competitive confidentiality.
Continuing life cycle testing
On Nov. 25, 2015, Focus Graphite published data showing that its Lac Knife standard grade of uncoated and coated spherical graphite exhibited essentially zero loss in capacity after 110 cycles versus two commercially competitive grades that showed losses of 4.4 per cent and 6.4 per cent over the same number of cycles.
In a presentation to the International Battery Seminar in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., on March 26, 2017, Dr. Joseph Doninger, Focus's director of manufacturing and technology, presented long-term cycling test results showing that the zero loss in capacity of the standard grade of coated spherical graphite lasted for 250 cycles and showed a loss of only 4.5 per cent in capacity after 570 cycles, compared with losses of 11.7 per cent after 440 cycles and 10.5 per cent after 510 cycles for a competitive supplier's coated spherical graphite.
He said that projecting these results suggests that Lac Knife's coated spherical graphite could last beyond 2,000 cycles in full-sized batteries. "A good rule of thumb to use in comparing the long-term cycling performance of different graphites in lithium-ion batteries is determining how many cycles a battery will last before losing 20 per cent of its capacity," Dr. Doninger said.
Focus Graphite is the sole owner of the high-purity Lac Knife natural flake graphite project in the Cote-Nord region of northeastern Quebec.
The company's aim is to become one of the lowest-cost producers of high-purity technology graphite. The purpose of its continuing battery materials testing efforts is to validate the commercial viability of the high-purity crystalline flake graphite recovered from its Lac Knife deposit and to demonstrate that Lac Knife graphite holds the potential to improve the performance of anodes in lithium-ion batteries (see May 27, 2014, and Feb. 26, 2015, news releases).
The properties of the flake graphite recovered from the Lac Knife high-quality and high-carbon-content graphite deposit allow for the recovery of concentrate that grades 98 per cent carbon even in the finer size fractions down to 200 mesh (75 microns) that are usually the most difficult products to sell. This holds the potential for Focus to create a high-margin business opportunity by providing customers with a finer-grade, lower-cost, value-added graphite product.
Battery manufacturers require a cost-competitive alternative to current sources of synthetic and natural flake graphite. China produces the majority of the world's purified spherical graphite, using methods generally regarded as environmentally unsustainable.
Presentation of data
All Lac Knife flake graphite materials tested were purified, spheronized and sized for application in the anodes (negative electrodes) of lithium-ion batteries. The anodes for all samples tested consisted of 90 per cent graphite, 7 per cent PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) binder and 3 per cent carbon black and a copper coil current collector with a thickness of 20 microns. All cells were assembled and tested in a CR2016 coin cell configuration prepared with 1M LiPF6/EC/DMC electrolyte and lithium foil counterelectrodes. The coin cells were then cycled between 0.003 volt and 1.5 volts. Formation was carried out with C/10 current density and cycling was carried out with the same voltage limits at C/10. To evaluate the cycling performance, half cells made with the lithium metal counterelectrode were charged and discharged at a relatively low current density and cycled galvanostatically at a C/10 rate until the limit of the test was reached.
Focus is currently engaged in battery testing with more than 20 potential end-users and seven universities and government laboratories.
Focus has established a recent history of technological successes by designing processes leading to superior performing coated spherical graphite for use in battery anodes and high-performing expanded graphite for use in lithium-ion battery cathodes.
The company's proprietary, low-temperature process, developed by a Focus Graphite technical team headed by Dr. Doninger, is believed to be more efficient than very high temperature thermal purification and is suitable for the removal of specific types of impurities found in the Lac Knife graphite deposit.
The path from graphite product development to the battery manufacturers' testing labs is a lengthy, multistep process.
Staged research and development testing is a prerequisite to the sale, or offtake, of any manufactured graphite for use in lithium-ion, alkaline and lead-acid batteries in the automobile, consumer, medical equipment, tools, hand-held industrial devices and aviation manufacturing industries, or with military equipment suppliers.
Qualified person
Dr. Doninger is the qualified person under National Instrument 43-101, Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects, has reviewed and approved the technical content of this news release. Dr. Doninger is an internationally recognized graphite processing expert and himself, the inventor of a number of patents and an author of over 27 technical papers and presentations related to graphite processing and the use of graphite in energy storage systems. Dr. Doninger is a co-editor on the NATO Science Series book titled "New Carbon Based Materials for Electrochemical Energy Storage Systems." Dr. Doninger is also an honorary professor at the department of chemistry of the Kiev National University of Technologies and Design.
About Focus Graphite Inc.
Focus Graphite is an advanced exploration and mining company with an objective of producing graphite concentrate at its wholly owned Lac Knife flake graphite deposit located 27 kilometres south of Fermont, Que.
Focus also holds a significant equity position in graphene applications developer Grafoid Inc.
https://www.stockwatch.com/News/Item.aspx?bid=Z-C%3aFMS-2510630&symbol=FMS®ion=C
Moin,
kennt / hat jemand eine Quelle für die historischen Daten (csv oder ähnlich) eines Gold Miner Indexes?
Ideal wäre der BGMI- er existiert seit 90 Jahren , allein, ich finde im Netz keine Rohdaten ..
Ich möchte die Frage klären, ob ein Crash die Minenaktien mitnimmt oder die dann steigen; also z.B. den Vergleich mit den 30-Tages-Differenzen des S&P oder DJ durchführen.
kennt / hat jemand eine Quelle für die historischen Daten (csv oder ähnlich) eines Gold Miner Indexes?
Ideal wäre der BGMI- er existiert seit 90 Jahren , allein, ich finde im Netz keine Rohdaten ..
Ich möchte die Frage klären, ob ein Crash die Minenaktien mitnimmt oder die dann steigen; also z.B. den Vergleich mit den 30-Tages-Differenzen des S&P oder DJ durchführen.
DEG
Annual report
http://news.iguana2.com/macquaries/ASX/DEG/853375
De Grey Mining bags $5M from Canadian gold producer Kirkland Lake Gold
Confirms funding for exploration programs through until the end of 2018.
De Grey Mining Limited (ASX:DEG) has secured a $5 million investment from Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd (TSE:CRK) via the issue of shares at $0.15 each. Kirkland Lake is a Canadian listed mid-tier gold producer with a market capitalisation of US$2.7 billion and forecast production of 570,000 – 590,000 ounces of gold for 2017.
Kirkland has interests in Australia through the high grade, low cost Fosterville mine in Victoria and have recently invested $58 million in De Grey’s Pilbara counterpart, Novo Resources Corp. The new funds will be used by De Grey for ongoing exploration and development activities at the Pilbara Gold Project in Western Australia.
De Grey’s Pilbara Gold Project comprises the fully owned Turner River Project and the adjacent Indee Project, all located within 75 kilometres of the mining town of Port Hedland.
Together with its recent August capital raising of $3 million, De Grey has now raised $8 million, which confirms funding for its exploration programs through until the end of 2018. http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/184877/de-grey-mining-bags-5m-from-canadian-gold-producer-kirkland-lake-gold-184877.html
Annual report
http://news.iguana2.com/macquaries/ASX/DEG/853375
De Grey Mining bags $5M from Canadian gold producer Kirkland Lake Gold
Confirms funding for exploration programs through until the end of 2018.
De Grey Mining Limited (ASX:DEG) has secured a $5 million investment from Kirkland Lake Gold Ltd (TSE:CRK) via the issue of shares at $0.15 each. Kirkland Lake is a Canadian listed mid-tier gold producer with a market capitalisation of US$2.7 billion and forecast production of 570,000 – 590,000 ounces of gold for 2017.
Kirkland has interests in Australia through the high grade, low cost Fosterville mine in Victoria and have recently invested $58 million in De Grey’s Pilbara counterpart, Novo Resources Corp. The new funds will be used by De Grey for ongoing exploration and development activities at the Pilbara Gold Project in Western Australia.
De Grey’s Pilbara Gold Project comprises the fully owned Turner River Project and the adjacent Indee Project, all located within 75 kilometres of the mining town of Port Hedland.
Together with its recent August capital raising of $3 million, De Grey has now raised $8 million, which confirms funding for its exploration programs through until the end of 2018. http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/184877/de-grey-mining-bags-5m-from-canadian-gold-producer-kirkland-lake-gold-184877.html
EFL - nun gut, immerhin innerhalb von 2 Tagen geschlossen und im Chart das GAP bei 1 CAD zugemacht.......darf nun wieder steigen
[url=https://peketec.de/trading/viewtopic.php?p=1782848#1782848 schrieb:greenhorn schrieb am 28.09.2017, 11:23 Uhr[/url]"]EFL - das ist m.M.n. suboptimal
nun ist auch klar warum es nicht weiter hoch ging nach der letzten Meldung.....das Chartbild damit auch im Popo
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Ja, sieht charttechnisch so aus -> Jahrestief 1,65 CAN$....letzter Ölpreisanstieg verhalf auch nicht zum Anstieg... 
Charttechnisch untere offene Gaps aus 2003 und 2004 um +- 0,50 CAN$ offen.
Offene Gaps nach oben gibt es aber auch noch so einige.....
Charttechnisch untere offene Gaps aus 2003 und 2004 um +- 0,50 CAN$ offen.
Offene Gaps nach oben gibt es aber auch noch so einige.....
[url=https://peketec.de/trading/viewtopic.php?p=1783467#1783467 schrieb:greenhorn schrieb am 02.10.2017, 16:59 Uhr[/url]"]Verkauf zu 1,13 - Verlauf läßt zu wünschen übrig, bleibt WL , scheint eher nochmal tiefer abzutauchen
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