Gabriel Resources - kurzfristig sehr interessant

Die Betreiber von RMGC erklären, dass sie modernste Technologien verwenden würden, nach EU-Standards. Der Zyanid-Schlamm sollte erst in offene Deponiebecken gelangen, nachdem der Giftgehalt durch neutralisierende Zusätze so weit verringert wurde, dass er unter den EU-Grenzwerten liegt. 550 Arbeitsplätze sollen entstehen. Gemessen an seinen Reserven wäre Rosia Montana europaweit das größte Goldbergwerk, sagt Professor Rainer Slotta, Direktor des Deutschen Bergbaumuseums in Bochum. Ob das Vorhaben starten kann, hängt von einer Betriebsgenehmigung des Umweltministeriums in Bukarest ab.

Am 13. September 2007 kam dann die Enttäuschung. Gabriel Resources teilte mit, dass der rumänische Umweltminister das Anhörungsverfahren und damit das Genehmigungsverfahren ausgesetzt hat. Als Begründung wurde eine Klage von NGO's, die den Baurechtsbereich berührt, angegeben. Beide Rechtsbereiche haben eigentlich nichts miteinander zu tun und verletzen nach Meinung von GBU damit geltendes Recht in Rumänien. http://www.stockhouse.com/news/news.asp?newsid=6107643&tick=GBU

Der Aktienkurs verlor knapp 40 % seit der Aussetzung! Steve Milloy, Autor vom JunkScience, sieht durch den Negativfall die ganze Entwicklung von Rumänien bedroht. http://www.junkscience.com

IMHO sind die Regierungsvertreter nicht mehr tragbar. Der öffentliche Druck wird gerade aufgrund der massiven Armut steigen. Hier einige Impressionen:








GBU´s CEO im Interview. Auch er hält das Regierungsverhalten für rechtswidrig.

http://www.cnbc.com/id/15840232?video=521743164&play=1

Wie bereits gesagt, stellen sich die Regierungsvertreter immer mehr ins Abseits und verschrecken auch zukünftige Investoren und damit ausländisches Kapital. Die Aussetzung der Verhandlungen ist IMHO nicht mehr tragbar. Sollte die Wiederaufnahme der Verhandlungen verkündet werden, dürfte der Kurs sehr schnell zweistellig steigen. Darin liegt meine persönliche Spekulation. Entweder lenkt die Regierung ein oder die Opposition schafft es die Regierung "abzusägen", da man offensichtlich die ganze Entwicklung Rumäniens auf´s Spiel setzt.

Alles nur meine Meinung.

www.gabrielresources.com/news-press.htm

September 17, 2010
Environmental Impact Assessment for the Rosia Montana Project to Re-Commence Immediately
Toronto, Canada: September 17, 2010 - Gabriel Resources Ltd. (TSX -- GBU) ("Gabriel" or the "Company") announces that the members of the Romanian Technical Analysis Committee ("TAC") today confirmed the continuation of the environmental permitting process for its 80.46%-owned Rosia Montana Project ("the Project") in Romania. The review is a necessary stage in the overall evaluation of the Environmental Impact Assessment ("EIA") of the Project, a process that will be overseen by the Ministry of Environment and Forestry ("the Ministry").

The TAC will consist of experts appointed by various ministries under the coordination of the Ministry. The Project was previously reviewed by several working groups of experts, including the Independent Group of International Experts ("IGIE"), consisting of environmental experts from various European countries including Germany, Hungary, Sweden and Romania. IGIE's observations and recommendations were incorporated into an annex to the EIA submitted to the Romanian government in May 2007.

Jonathan Henry, President and Chief Executive Officer of the Company, commented:

"We are very encouraged by the continuation of the TAC review process. Our team anticipates a thorough and objective assessment of the Project which will be developed in a technologically sound, safe and environmentally responsible fashion. We are gratified by the fact that the continuation of the TAC review follows a period of extensive consultations by the Company with a wide range of Project stakeholders, including local communities, public authorities, non-government organizations and environmental experts.

The continuation of the EIA review is an important step in the development of the Rosia Montana Project. The Project will deliver much needed economic, employment and environmental remediation benefits to the region of Rosia Montana and Romania.

A presentation to be given at the Denver Gold Forum on September 21, 2010 will be available on the Company's website from that date.

For further information on this press release, please contact:

Jonathan Henry, President and Chief Executive Officer
+ 44 7798 801783
Tom Sipos, Investor Relations
(416) 682-6084

About Gabriel Resources/Rosia Montana Gold Corporation
Gabriel Resources Ltd. is a resource company committed to responsible mining and sustainable development. Gabriel is currently engaged in the development of its 80.46%-owned Rosia Montana gold project in Romania. Rosia Montana is Europe's largest and one of the world's most significant undeveloped gold deposits. For more information, please visit the Company's website at www.gabrielresources.com.

... ungewöhnlich, dass eine Firma davon abrät mit ihren Aktien zu handeln.
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PRESS RELEASE
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE TSX Trading Symbol: GBU

September 9, 2013
Rosia Montana – Reported Media Statements from Romanian Government
Gabriel Resources Ltd. (“Gabriel” or the “Company”) notes media statements in Romania this morning
reporting comments by the Prime Minister and other ministers of the Romanian Government
(“Government”) that the draft legislation relating to the Rosia Montana Project (“Project”) is to be rejected
before debate by the two chambers of the Romanian Parliament (“Parliament”).    

Notwithstanding that the Government approved the draft legislation in its meeting on August 27, and recent
polls illustrate a majority of support for progression of the Project across Romania it appears that the
Government has instituted emergency procedures to halt any debate in Parliament.

Gabriel is urgently seeking confirmation of the actual statements made and clarification of the impact on the
proposed permitting of the Project. If the draft legislation is rejected then the Company will assess all
possible actions open to it, including the formal notification of its intentions to commence litigation for
multiple breaches of international investment treaties.  

As matters progress the Company will update the market accordingly, however until such further
announcement the Company would advise caution in the trading of its shares.