Habe gerade noch etwas zum GOLI gefunden:
https://news.yahoo.com/s/cpress/20051121/ca_pr_on_bu/gold_fields_bolivar_1
:roll:
Nun bin ich mal gespannt, wie es denn morgen dem GOLI-Kurs geht.-
Gruss,
Simona
Gold Fields
Habe gerade noch etwas zum GOLI gefunden:
https://news.yahoo.com/s/cpress/20051121/ca_pr_on_bu/gold_fields_bolivar_1
:roll:
Nun bin ich mal gespannt, wie es denn morgen dem GOLI-Kurs geht.-
Gruss,
Simona
Online schon, aber Aktivitaeten nur teilweise moeglich, morgen kommt der Virendoktor, kann nicht mal die Sprache im System unten wechseln / da scheint eine ganz miese Ratte drin zu sein. Arbeit liegt flach. ZZZZZZZyyyyyy
Gruss aus
Z[rich
Simona
Spracheinstellung
Es scheint die Spracheinstellung verstellt worden zu sein auf Englisch, dann ist z und y vertauscht.
Versuch mal für Windows XP:
Systemsteuerung
Datum, Zeit, Sprach- und Regionaleinstellungen
Regions- und Sprachoptionen
Es öffnet sich ein Fenster mit Registern
Hier unter Sprache, Deutsch(Schweiz) auswählen.
Vielleicht ist alles rausgefallen, dann muss die Installations-CD
zu Hilfe genommen werden.
GOLI, die News
Gold Fields may sell more to Mvelaphanda
August 24, 2006
By Stewart Bailey
Johannesburg - Gold Fields, the world's fourth-biggest gold producer, may sell a further 11 percent stake in its South African mines to Mvelaphanda Resources to comply with the country's law.
"We've had discussions with Gold Fields around that and we're testing financing methods," Mvelaphanda chief executive officer Pine Pienaar said at a presentation in Johannesburg on Thursday.
"It's a given we'll pursue the 11 percent going forward."
Under South African law, mining companies operating in the country must sell 26 percent of their assets to black investors by 2014.
Mvelaphanda, which already owns 15 percent of Gold Fields' South African assets, plans to raise its stake to 26 percent by 2014.
Gold Fields shares fell 4 cents, or 0.1 percent, to R146.96, valuing the company at R72.8 billion. While South Africa accounts for about two-thirds of Gold Fields production, it contributed just 45 percent of the company's profit in the quarter ended June 30.
Gold Fields sold a 15 percent stake in its South African business to Mvelaphanda for R4.1 billion in March 2004. - Bloomberg
Gruss,
Simona
Und noch beobachtenswert bezüglich Goli:
Rand at new 5-wk low vs perky dlr
Fri Aug 25, 2006 5:37 PM GMT
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's rand slumped to a fresh five-week trough on Friday against a resurgent dollar but was seen biding its time at the weaker end of its latest range ahead of domestic inflation data due next week.
The rand surrendered early gains to trade at 7.19/dollar -- still its weakest level since July 19, according to Reuters data. At 1525 GMT it was back at 7.1785/dollar, signalling that that key level had held.
"There has been offshore buying (of dollars)," said Duncan Howes, a rand trader at Absa. "The rand weakened on the crosses in the morning."
Trade would be muted ahead of a public holiday in London on Monday, while local markets would be wary ahead of South African consumer and producer inflation data for July, due for release on Wednesday and Thursday, he said..
The local unit earlier touched an intraday best of 7.088 per dollar, some 0.5 percent stronger than its previous New York close. That move was prompted by anticipation of foreign exchange inflows from the purchase by Britain's AB Foods Ltd of a majority stake in local sugar firm Illovo.
Final approval of plans by AB Foods to buy a 51 percent stake in Illovo was granted this week, after competition authorities gave a preliminary nod to the transaction earlier this month.
The rand has come under pressure lately as emerging markets succumbed to renewed risk aversion, with local traders also blaming plans by Swiss based Holcim to sell a large chunk of its interests in Holcim SA to a black-owned firm.
The rand has slipped nearly one percent against the dollar since the end of last week, and traders say while losses may be limited ahead of next week's data, the unit was likely to stay on the backfoot.
"I think it weakened on the back of euro/dollar ... 7.18 is a big technical level -- if it breaks that it could go to 7.55," a local dealer said.
The dollar hit a one-month peak against the yen on Friday as soft Japanese inflation data cemented low interest rate expectations in Japan. Against the euro -- the currency of South Africa's biggest trade partner -- the dollar traded near a one-week high of $1.2745.
Government bonds were little moved as focus turned to domestic inflation data, keenly eyed for possible hints on the interest rate outlook.
The yield on the R153 bond due 2010 edged up 1.5 basis points to 8.645 percent. The yield on the R157 bond was steady at 8.76 percent.
South Africa's central bank has already raised its key repo rate by a full percentage point to 8.0 percent in two stages since June to nip growing price pressures in the bud.
But a Reuters poll of 14 analysts showed that the annual increase in the CPIX inflation index targeted for monetary policy is expected to have eased to 4.7 percent last month, down from 4.8 percent in June.
© Reuters 2006. All Rights Reserved.
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Gold Fields kann wieder steigen:
Bei folgendem Link muss man die 'Druckversion' anklicken um die Charts zu sehen.
https://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2006-08/artikel-6900022.asp
Gruss,
Simona
Info zum Rand betr. GOLI:
South Africa: Rand Falls to Month Low
Business Day (Johannesburg)
August 29, 2006
Posted to the web August 29, 2006
Kevin O'Grady With Bloomberg
Johannesburg
THE rand continued its steady slide yesterday, dropping to a one-month low of R7,20 against the dollar from the previous day's close of R7,14.
Analysts pointed to concerns about an increasing dependence on foreign capital as the main culprit, with new trade statistics out later this week expected to show SA recorded its seventh consecutive monthly deficit.
This would heighten worries about the deficit on the current account of the balance of payments, which was 6,1% of gross domestic product in the first half of this year.
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With emerging markets subject to the whims of jittery investors, the rand might continue to be battered by perceptions that SA will struggle to attract sufficient capital to finance the deficit.
Concerns that economic growth will slow as successive interest rate hikes start to bite could also be denting investor confidence.
Moody's Economy.com has predicted that growth will slow to 3,9% this year, compared with a 21-year high of 4,9% last year.
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https://www.goldseiten.de/content/marktberichte/marktberichte.php?storyid=3086
https://www.finanznachrichten.de/suche/oelpreis.asp
Der nächste Trade winkt - oder ein Neueinstieg? :wink:
Was tut der $ ? Und wie lange noch?
Gruss,
Simona
Weitere GOLI-Infos:
Gold Fields to Announce Major Capital Investments at Kloof and Driefontein Gold Mines
Wednesday September 6, 10:59 am ET
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, Sept. 6 /CNW/ - Gold Fields Limited (Gold Fields) (NYSE: GFI; JSE: GFI) will announce the details of the proposed depth extension projects at the Kloof and Driefontein Gold Mines in South Africa at 08:00 am (SA time) on Thursday, 7 September 2006.
This will be followed by a market presentation at 10:00 (SA time) at the Company's offices at 24 St Andrews Road, Parktown, Johannesburg.
The presentation will also be available, through a simultaneous live audio webcast, at our website, www.goldfields.co.za.
The link for the webcast is as follows:
https://antfarm.co.za/goldfields/sept_2006/index.jsp
For further information
South Africa, Willie Jacobsz, Tel: +27-11-644-2460, Fax: +27-11-484-0639, williej@goldfields.co.za
Nerina Bodasing, Tel +27-11-644-2630, Fax +27-11-484-0639, Nerina.bodasing@goldfields.co.za
North America, Cheryl A Martin, Tel (303) 796-8683, Fax (303) 796-8293, camartin@gfexpl.com
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Source: Gold Fields Limited
https://www.finanznachrichten.de/nachrichten-2006-09/artikel-6949404.asp
Gruss,
Simona
Info zu Goli und Goldpreis:
https://www.goldseiten.de/content/marktberichte/marktberichte.php?storyid=3122
JOHANNESBURG, South Africa, September 7 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Gold Fields Limited (Nachrichten) (Gold Fields) is pleased to announce that it will invest R4.7 billion in the deepening of the Driefontein and Kloof Gold Mines in South Africa, the Company's flagship operations.
These projects will access an additional 10.8 million ounces of gold below the current infrastructure of the two mines.
Ian Cockerill, Chief Executive Officer of Gold Fields, said:
"South Africa remains one of the premier gold mining destinations in the world. In global gold mining parlance, South Africa is elephant country!
These investments will extend our South African production profile to at least 2035, strengthening further the solid foundation from which Gold Fields will continue to pursue its existing commitment to international growth."
Due to Gold Fields' current strong cash flow generation the planned investments will be funded from internal sources.
Driefontein Gold Mine: 9 Sub-vertical Shaft Depth Extension Project
At the Driefontein Gold Mine the company aims to invest R3.3 billion to deepen the existing 9 Sub-vertical shaft system from its current depth of 1,988 meters below datum (43 level) to a final depth of 4,121 meters below datum (58 level), making it the deepest mine in the world.
This will enable Driefontein to mine an additional 8.8 million ounces of reserves, contained in a resource of 13.9 million ounces below the existing infrastructure of the mine, and will extend the life of the mine by at least 13 years to approximately 2035. The project will mine the Single and Multiple Band Carbon Leader Reef at an average head grade of 8.2 grams per ton.
The project was planned using a long-term gold price of R100,000 per kilogram, with a break even gold price of R85,360 per kilogram. The life of mine cash costs for the project will be R65,977 per kilogram, with average working costs of R543 per ton. The planned capital investment per reserve ounce is US$51 and the project will deliver a return of 8 per cent.
Shaft sinking will commence in October 2007 and is expected to be completed late in calendar year 2011, after which it will take a further 12 months to equip the proposed 200,000 ton per month shaft.
Horizontal development to intersect reef on all seven planned production levels will be completed by the middle of calendar year 2014. Planned full production of 170,000 reef tons hoisted per month will be achieved during 2019.
To compensate for the challenges presented by mining at depth, the proven method of narrow reef mining with closely spaced dip pillars of 40 meters wide and mining spans of 140 meters, with backfill for in-stope support, will be employed. The collaborative Deep Mine Research Project conducted by the CSIR and the major gold producers in South Africa confirmed this as the most appropriate method for mining at depth.
To achieve productive working conditions in an environment with virgin rock temperatures exceeding 550 centigrade, the mine will utilise state of the art cooling technology, including bulk air cooling, chilled service water and ice technology.
The mine design provides for other innovative technologies such as electric rock drilling, mechanised development and state of the art communication systems.
Kloof Gold Mine: Kloof Extension Area (KEA) Decline Shaft Project
At the Kloof Gold Mine Gold Fields plans to invest R1.4 billion in the development of a Decline Shaft System to provide access to the Kloof Extension Area (KEA). The KEA, which is down dip from the existing Three Sub Vertical Shaft and North of the existing Four Sub Vertical Shaft, is at an average mining depth of 3,827 meters below datum and, at its deepest point, will be 4,020 meters below datum, making it the second deepest mine in the world.
This Project will enable Kloof to mine an additional two million ounces of reserves, contained in a resource of 4.5 million ounces, and will add incremental gold production to Kloof's production profile from 2011 to 2021. The project will mine the Ventersdorp Contact Reef (VCR) below 43 level down to 48 level, at a head grade of 12,1 grams per ton.
The project was planned using a long-term gold price of R100,000 per kilogram with a break even gold price of R83,137 per kilogram. The life of mine cash costs for the project will be R58,244 per kilogram, with average working costs of R864 per ton. The planned capital investment per reserve ounce is US$95 and the project will deliver a return of 14.6 per cent.
The sinking of the decline shaft will commence in July 2007 with the five planned production levels coming into production over a 9-year period. The first reef intersection on 44 Level is expected in the second half of 2009, when the first gold will be produced from this project. Planned full production of 60,000 reef tons per month will be reached during 2018.
A conventional narrow reef mining method with closely spaced dip pillars of 35 meters wide and mining spans of 110 meters will be used. As at Driefontein, state of the art cooling technology, electric rock drilling, mechanised development and communication systems will be utilised.
To minimise travelling time to and from working places, the transportation of personnel will be by means of a chairlift system, separated from the transportation of rock and materials in the decline.
The project is being designed to accommodate a possible extension to below 48 level, where the potential exist for additional reserves.
Gold Fields is one of the world's largest unhedged gold producers, with annual gold production of approximately 4.2 million ounces from mines in South Africa, Ghana, Australia and Venezuela, as well as a developing mine at Cerro Corona in Peru. The Company has ore reserves of 65 million ounces and mineral resources of 179 million ounces. Gold Fields has its primary listing on the Johannesburg Securities Exchange and secondary listings on the NYSE, LSE, Euronext in Paris and Brussels, and on the Swiss Exchange. All of Gold Fields' operations are ISO 14001 certified.
GOLD FIELDS LIMITED
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Gruss,
Simona
Noch was zum Goli:
Man beachte hier den letzten Satz im Text:
07.09.2006 14:16
Gold Fields to deepen 2 of its mines
NEW YORK (AFX) - Gold Fields Ltd. (Nachrichten) said Thursday it is investing about $65.8 million to deepen its Driefontein and Kloof gold mines in South Africa.
The South Africa-based gold miner said the move will help them access an additional 10.8 million ounces of gold below the current infrastructure of the two mines.
The deepening of the Driefontein mine will produce an additional 8.8 million ounces of reserves and extending its life about 13 years to 2035. Changes to the Kloof site will let the company mine an additional 2 million ounces of reserves and will add incremental gold production from 2011 to 2021, Gold Fields said.
The company will fund the projects internally.
Copyright 2006 Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten, or redistributed.
GOLD FIELDS LIMITED
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Die Mine ist nach wie vor interessant und das ÜBERLEBEN ist hier auf viele Jahre hinaus gesichert.
Zum Rand:
Rand firmer but deficit worries continue
Fri Sep 8, 2006 9:16 AM GMT
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - South Africa's rand was little changed on Friday against a strong dollar but the bias remained weaker, weighed by concerns over a current account deficit and land reform, dealers said.
At 0706 GMT the rand stood at 7.3500 dollar, a touch firmer from its 7.3550/dollar close but off a 10-week trough of R7.4400/dollar on Thursday. It hit a best session level of R7.33/dollar.
Dealers said the rand had gained on exporter demand early on Friday but domestic economic fundamentals, including a widening trade gap, would impact sentiment in the absence of major data.
"The overwhelming consideration for any foreign investment at moment is the current account deficit. There is a bit of a negative sentiment toward the fundamentals at the moment," Nedbank dealer Danny Pienaar said.
The deficit on the current account -- the broadest measure of trade -- widened to 6.4 percent in the first quarter of 2006, helping to push the rand about 14 percent weaker against the dollar this year.
Last week South Africa recorded a record trade deficit of 7.75 billion rand in the year to July.
The dollar gained against European currencies on Thursday, boosted by comments that the U.S. Fed's bias should be towards further interest rate increases.
Dealers say the fall in the rand may have been overdone on Thursday but should the dollar stay strong it may fall back again.
"The dollar has obviously broken some key levels against major currencies, if we see more of that there may be more weakening of the rand," a local trader said.
The currency was expected to trade between 7.28/dlr and 7.40/dlr but could push towards 7.53 over the next few days, one trader said.
Government bonds were firmer in line with the rand.
Yields on the benchmark R153 bond due 2010 dropped nearly 2 basis points to 8.77 percent while yields on the R157 were around 2 points down at 8.55 percent.
© Reuters 2006. All Rights Reserved.
ÖLPREIS:
https://www.finanznachrichten.de/suche/oelpreis.asp
Gruss,
Simona
Nachträglich noch zur Info:
https://www.goldseiten.de/content/marktberichte/marktberichte.php?storyid=3123
GOLI lädt zu neuem Trade oder Investition ein. Fränkli 23.- + bis 27.- + tradbar, hat sich in den letzten Tagen gezeigt. Zudem ist hier die Zukunft gesichert.
Und hier noch:
https://www.goldseiten.de/content/marktberichte/marktberichte.php?storyid=3164
Gruss,
Simona
Kurzinfo:
Wirtschaftsnews - von heute 14:27
Barrick Gold bestätigt Milliarden-Transaktion mit Gold Fields
(www.emfis.com) 11.09.06
Tshwane
Barrick Gold hat heute erklärt, den 50prozentigen Anteil an der südafrikanischen Mine South Deep an Gold Fields abgeben zu wollen. Das Transaktionsvolumen liege bei knapp über 1,5 Milliarden Dollar. 1,2 Milliarden Dollar würden in bar, der Rest in Aktien von Gold Fields beglichen werden.
Wie Gold Fields CEO Ian Cockerill darlegte, festige der Kauf von South Depp die führende Stellung des Unternehmens in Südafrika für die nächsten 50 Jahre. South Deep ist eine der tiefsten Minen der Welt. Die projektierte Förderdauer liegt bei 70 Jahren.
Der Abverkauf des Anteils an South Deep ist von Branchenexperten weithin erwartet worden.
Gruss,
Simona
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