Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

....zu wissen ob es eine weitere Verbindung zwischen Rali,Civelli u. Semple gibt?

......I think BDRC is dead - there is sufficient political will now on Bougainville,  to have it shutdown and any agreements declared null and void. (And pursue Kauona and Atsir, for the millions that they have misappropriated... )

Here Civelli is also invested (and also Tuula Civelli from the same adress,.mayby his wife ??)
Name of CNQ Issuer: Stealth Energy Inc. (the "Issuer  Trading Symbol: STLH


http://www.cnq.ca/Storage/1146/...orm_9_-_50c_PP_30_Apr_08_final_.pdf

On December 15, 2006 the Board of Directors of Gondwana Energy, Ltd. issued a press release announcing that it had appointed Nico Civelli as Vice President

Gondwana Energy Ltd/NY  http://www.secinfo.com/d14D5a.v7P1d.htm

http://fortuna-cp.com/reports/FinMetal%20Research%20Report%20engl.pdf
FinMetal Mining Ltd.

(FNMM - OTC BB / USA)

www.finmetalmining.com

Tampere / Finland

Sector: Base metal exploration company (primarily nickel)

Nico Civelli, VP Finance, Europe. With his professional experience as an independent professional advisor Mr. Civelli brings ...


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http://www.thenational.com.pg/031609/nation1.php

*Chan blasts State, mine*

By SINCLAIRE SOLOMON
IT is shameful how the State and mining giants are making “obscene amounts of money” while little of the benefits is going to the provinces and local areas in which the mining occurs, New Ireland Governor Sir Julius Chan has said.
“In New Ireland, we receive pathetically little of the revenues and profits that flow from the Lihir gold mine,” Sir Julius told the Bank of Papua New Guinea (BPNG) board meeting in Kavieng, New Ireland province, last Wednesday.
He said New Ireland received 2% of freight on board (fob) annual sales in royalties and 1% fob annual sales in special support grant (SSG) funds.
Sir Julius said in recent years, the State had, unilaterally and without consultation with other parties to the Lihir memorandum of understanding, tried to reduce SSG from 1% to only 0.25%.
“So, in total, the people whose land is being ripped apart, who are going to be left with a devastated island and very little income in 20 or 30 years when the mine closes, who suffer all the negative social consequences of what the State calls ‘development’, are receiving a total of less than 3% of annual sales.
“At the same time, the State and the company make almost obscene amounts of money from the destruction of the land of those they pay only a pittance to,” Sir Julius said.
“This is the agreement reached by the State on ‘behalf’ of the landowners and the province. And we do not even get this pittance on a regular basis,” Sir Julius said.

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In the year ahead I look forward to working with the
Autonomous Bougainville Government to resolve issues
associated with the mine past and future. I believe a
mutually beneficial agreement can be worked out that
will benefit landowners, the Government and company
shareholders. As I have said before I think it is better to
get the process right than fast track it and fail. I am
pleased at the progress that has been made. Bougainville
has entered a new phase and elected a young and
dynamic person to lead it. I look forward to a period of
increased co-operation and engagement with the
Government and landowners. Together I believe we can
renew the economic prosperity Bougainville once had.
This time it is anticipated there will be greater local
ownership and profit sharing if the mine is redeveloped.
If the opportunity arises BCL has identified exploration
targets to be tested. It has also completed a
comprehensive redevelopment study that indicates
potential for an economic operation over 15-20 years.
Further studies will be needed to get to a “bankable”
level of certainty that the mine is economically viable. The
costs associated with those studies are high so they
won’t be undertaken until a rigorous consultation
process with landowners and Government is complete
and there is general agreement on the mine’s future and
the terms under which it can operate.
Our vision to return to active exploration and profitable
mining remains but is dependent on Bougainville
communities reconciling issues and living in harmony.
Normalisation of society and in particular the disposal of
illegal guns is a priority. Ongoing civil unrest and

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