AmMex Gold Mining -vor Neubewertung?

Langfristig möchte Ammex sogar zum Produzenten werden. Derzeit ist das Unternehmen bei einem Kurs von 0,33 Euro mit etwas mehr als 15 Millionen Euro bewertet. Dieser Bewertung stehen Anteile an wenig explorierten Gold- und Silber-Liegenschaften und Optionen über eine Aufstockung von Beteiligungen gegenüber. Die Vergangenheit des Unternehmens und der langfristige Kursverlauf mahnen zur Vorsicht - einen seriösen Ruf muss sich Ammex Gold erst erarbeiten.
von Nico Popp, 15:04 Uhr, Anekdoten, Rohstoffe, Börsenbriefe, Spam, Gold


Dazu ist zu sagen, daß Aktien-Blog gerne öfters RSR zitiert (mitpusht?) und sicherlich nicht 'neutral' agiert in seinen Veröffentlichungen. Vielleicht sind ja RSR und Schmieder Konkurrenten, die sich gegenseitig schlecht reden? Nico Popp ist dort jedenfalls ständig am posten und ist vielleicht 'Aktien-Blog'?

Einfach mal zur Kenntnisnahme für wen es interessiert. MfG

A technical report completed in 1992 by Donald A. Bourne of Watts Griffis and McOuat in Toronto estimated a drill indicated inventory of just over 29 million tons proven/probable and 10.4 million tons possible for a total of 39,434,484 tons grading 1.27% copper and 0.044% molybdenum. There are substantial widths of primary copper-molybdenum mineralization below the supergene enriched blanket but no tonnage was ever calculated for this material. Watts Griffis also completed a preliminary economic valuation in 1992 and reported a reasonable return could be realized mining via an underground ramp and conveyor system with constant copper prices of $US1.20/lb and $US2.10/lb molybdenum.

AmMex Gold would like to caution investors that although it believes the historic data is accurate, it will have to be confirmed and the project advanced to modern standards with more exploration drilling and current feasibility studies. However, AmMex Gold believes that with current prices of copper around $US3.60/lb and molybdenum prices over $US30.00/lb the project could be very robust. Since precious metal prices were substantially lower in the 1960s, the drill core was never assayed for precious metals, although it is now known that most copper deposits in the area contain silver or gold.

The mineral system at Castle Copper is an extremely large one where significant sulphide mineralization has been identified over 3 or 4 square miles although the better copper-molybdenum appears to be located within or adjacent to the Sheep Mountain stock (a composite body of Laramide age). This forms a slightly elongated dome measuring 3,400 feet by 2,300 feet whose long axis strikes N 45 degrees W and plunges 50 degrees North West.

Under the terms of the agreement, AmMex Gold may earn a 100% interest in the Castle Copper project subject to a 2.5% NSR of which 1% may be purchased at any time for US$2,000,000. In the first two years of the agreement, AmMex must make payments to Lone Tree of US$105,000 and conduct a minimum of 7,000 feet of drilling and issue 800,000 AmMex restricted shares. In year three, AmMex must make an advance royalty payment of $US 125,000, followed by an advance royalty payment of $US150,000 in year 4; and an advance royalty payment of $US 225,000 in year 5. All advance royalties will be credited against a total purchase price (capped royalty) of $US 12,000,000, payable over 20 years. After year five AmMex must also pay Lone Tree a $US 2,000,000 advanced royalty payment and issue 4,000,000 AmMex restricted shares.


Contact:
    Contacts:
    AmMex Gold Mining Corp.
    Bill Reed, VP of Exploration
    520-907-9986
    Investor Relations: 613-226-7883
     


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Source: AmMex Gold Mining Corporation


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