sorry soll jetzt nicht überheblich klingen, aber bei 10 t Gold mit 5000 usd pro unze liegt der Wert bei knapp 1,5 Milliarden USD, da hat wohl di KI nen fehler gemacht.  

besten Dank für Deinen Beitrag, ich kann Dir nur zustimmen,

KI-Beiträge, die noch nicht einmal Taschenrechner-Niveau erreichen, braucht niemand,
ich hatte den zuerst gar nicht gelesen,
wie alle KI generierten Postings hier,

liebe Leute, benutzt Euren eigenen Kopf,
schaut Euch die BCL-Kurse Ende der 80´er Jahre an,
die Dividende damals,
vergleichbare Aktien,

und bildet Euch dann eine eigene Meinung,

immer unter der Annahme, dass BCL das Ding ans Laufen bringt.

Nichts für Ungut
Gruß joebo
 

Sorry, hier kann die KI nicht richtig rechnen...
Swen Lorenz ging in seiner Studie von einer Jahresproduktion von gut 1/2 Million Unzen Gold aus:
500.000oz. * 5000$/oz. = 2,5Mrd.$ an Umsatz nur durchs Gold. Und nicht bloß 50Mill$ ...

Dazunmoch das Kupfer: Nach Lorenz ca. 385 Mill. lb p.a. = 175.000t Kupfer * 12000$/t = 2,1Mrd$
(1kg = 2,2lb)

Also summa sumarum 4,6Mrd$ p.a.
 

https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...m-with-panguna-communities

The Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG) will begin a major community engagement program with communities in Panguna this week.

ABG Chief Secretary, Kearnneth Nanei, announced this government initiative, and explained that the program will begin with a frontline engagement team made up of government officers and veterans from Central Bougainville.

This team will visit communities in Panguna, including mine-affected communities in the upper and lower tailings areas. This first phase of community visits will run from 16 March to 27 March.

“The purpose of the frontline visit is to have open dialogues with communities and listen directly to their concerns about the Panguna EL01 redevelopment process. Community views, recurring concerns, and questions raised during these engagements will be documented and reported to the Panguna Technical Working Group under the Bougainville Administration,” he said.

He explained that these issues will then be addressed during a larger, integrated ABG engagement with Panguna communities scheduled for the first week of April, which will be led by the ABG President and Minister responsible for Mining, together with senior government leaders and the Bougainville Administration.

The ABG is encouraging landowners, community leaders, women, youth, and all affected communities to actively participate in these engagements.

“This process is about listening to our people and ensuring that landowners and communities are part of the journey as we carefully move forward with Panguna,” Mr Nanei said.

He emphasized that the redevelopment of Panguna will proceed in accordance with ABG laws and regulations, and that the government remains fully committed to open dialogue, transparency, and continued consultation with landowners and key stakeholders.

“Landowners will be partners with the proposal for Panguna Mine re-development,” he said.

It is also important for the public to understand that for more than twenty years, discussions about Panguna largely occurred outside of the actual mining project life cycle. However, in 2024 the Toroama Government made the decision to issue Exploration Licence 01 (EL01) to Bougainville Copper Limited (BCL), placing Bougainville formally within the exploration phase of the mining life cycle.

Mr Nanei emphasized that all developments at this current stage is associated with exploration phase, and not mine development, adding that throughout all these stages, landowner groups in Panguna will be partners to the process as they happen.

As this technical phase progresses, engagement with Panguna landowner stakeholders will continue and become more structured. Discussions on matters such as benefit sharing and other development issues will take place through formal Mining Forum processes as required under Bougainville law.

In the meantime, Mr Nanei said teams from the ABG Department of Mining, together with other key government departments, will be deployed to Arawa and Panguna to ensure a stronger and consistent government presence on the ground to manage Panguna-related issues.

Communities are encouraged to attend the scheduled engagement meetings in their areas, raise their concerns, and contribute to the ongoing dialogue with government.  

https://youtu.be/MRIXAIK7L8I

Kearnneth Nanei has been appointed chairman of Bougainville Copper Limited, succeeding Sir Mel Togolo.

ABG advances IFMIS rollout with Training of Trainers programme

The Autonomous Bougainville Government (ABG), through the Department of Treasury and Finance, is making strong progress on its Integrated Financial Management Information System (IFMIS) rollout using the FreeBalance Accountability Suite.

ABG Secretary for Treasury and Finance, Joshua Tauko, says since the project launched in August 2025, a number of key milestones have been completed, marking the steady progress of the Project.

“We have completed the business process review, systems configuration for critical workflows, approval of a new Chart of Accounts for 2027 budgeting, installation of a private internet data link, and enhanced power and internet solutions,” he said.

Under its capacity building component, an ongoing Training of Trainers programme is underway in Buka, focused on equipping dedicated ABG officers (‘super users’) with hands-on expertise in system operations.

“These trainers will cascade knowledge department-wide, ensuring local ownership, sustainability, and reduced reliance on external consultants,” Secretary Tauko said.

"This reform delivers the digitalisation and capacity-building priorities contained in the DOTF Corporate Plan 2023-2027," Secretary Tauko added.

The IFMIS embeds good governance through standardised controls and compliance; enhances accountability via real-time monitoring and anomaly detection; and promotes transparency with timely, accessible financial data—aligning with the Bougainville Integrated Strategic Development Plan 2023-2027 and Long Term Vision 2052 for a self-reliant, sovereign future.

The ToT programme ensures Bougainville Public Service staff own and sustain the system long-term, positioning us to manage scaled-up revenues from projects like Panguna, and sector expansions equitably and efficiently.

https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...ning-of-trainers-programme  

https://www.postcourier.com.pg/...-guarantees-before-mine-re-opening/

Hat jemand den vollen Zugang zum Artikel?  

wozu? die Journalisten haben weniger Ahnung als wir hier  ×)))  

Der folgende Artikel ist zwar ganze 6 Tage alt, er fasst aber die aktuelle Situation rund um Bougainville Copper Ltd in der Summe recht gut zusammen.

Wenn man all diese positiven Aussichten rund um BCL, dem Kupferpreis-Trend, dem Kupferbedarf der nächsten 50 Jahre sieht, dann kommt mir der aktuelle BCL-Aktienkurs von zuletzt 67,5 AU$-Cent einfach lächerlich vor. Daher habe ich mich in den letzten wenigen Wochen hier auf Ariva auch ein wenig zurückgezogen und nur noch wenig gepostet.

Die Nachrichtenlage rund um BCL ist so extrem positiv, und dennoch misstraut der Börsenmarkt all den guten BCL-News.

Hier der Artikel, auf den ich mich beziehe, viele von euch werden ihn schon kennen:

https://www.ad-hoc-news.de/boerse/news/ueberblick/...sichert/68682129

 

Allerdings ist mir der Großmeister noch in Erinnerung, unser Kostolany: Erst kommt es anders als man denkt. Und erst dann kommt die -1. 1+1=2 gilt an der Börse nicht. Zuerst kommt die 3 und dann die -1.

Gut, genug der Phrasen. Ich bekomme langsam das unangenehme Gefühl, es ist irgendwas im Busch. Ich persönlich finde zwar Risiken (politisch, wirtschaftlich, usw.) , doch die sind langsam aus meiner Sicht nicht mehr so schwerwiegend, dass sie den Kurs drücken sollten. Ja, wir haben noch keine politische Unabhängigkeit und das wird auch noch eine Weile dauern. Ja, wir haben noch kein Geld, doch es existieren bereits konkrete Schritte dahin. Ja, es kann Unruhen geben mit den Landeignern, doch auch hier sieht man deutliche Fortschritte. Ja, PG kann noch einen Strich durch die Rechnung machen, doch die Aktien wurden übertragen, die politischen Weichen sind gestellt.

Entweder ich (und wir alle) übersehe was oder es gibt aktuell einfach nicht die Summe an Nachfrage nach den Aktien, um den Kurs steigen zu lassen. Und der Kurs steigt nur, wenn es mehr Käufer als Verkäufer gibt. Und dies ist aktuell nicht der Fall. Eher umgekehrt. Vielleicht leben und investieren wir in unserer eigenen kleinen Bubble?! ;)

In diesen Momenten frage ich mich immer wieder: sehe ich das falsch? Sehe ich das Potential falsch? Schätze ich hier etwas falsch ein? Immerhin sehe ich, dass ich nicht der einzige bin, der sich diese Fragen stellt. ;)

Ich habe die letzten Tage noch etwas gekauft, weil (mal wieder) eine meiner Trading-Orders,  die im unteren Bereich rumliegen, ausgelöst wurde.

Auf jeden Fall wird es täglich spannender! Das waren die letzten Jahre nicht annähernd!  

As a former President of ABG, and a senior states man. It would be fitting to have Dr Momis act as an adviser to the current President and government of ABG. Rather than coming out in the media and criticising the current ABG government in how they are doing there job. We all should be working together!
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Wednesday 25th March 2026
MOMIS RAISES CONCERNS OVER PANGUNA MINE DECISION
Former Bougainville President, Chief Dr. John Lawrence Momis has raised serious concerns over the Autonomous Bougainville Government’s decision to engage Indian company Lloyds Metals and Energy Limited in plans to reopen the Panguna mine.
In a media statement issued on March 20, Momis questioned the recent decision by current President Ishmael Toroama, saying it has sparked worry among Panguna landowners and other Bougainvilleans.
Momis stated the President failed to respond to key issues previously raised, instead focusing on criticism of his past leadership.
He stressed that major policy decisions, especially those concerning Panguna, must remain open to public scrutiny.
A key concern highlighted in the statement is the lack of proper consultation with landowners in the Panguna lease areas.
Momis said decisions surrounding the mine must involve landowners, noting that past failures to consult during the 1960s contributed to the Bougainville conflict and eventual closure of the mine in 1989.
He argued that the current process appears to repeat mistakes of the past, with awareness teams now being deployed after key decisions have already been made.
According to Momis, this has left many landowners feeling excluded and frustrated.
Under the Bougainville Mining Act 2015, minerals are owned by customary landowners, requiring joint decision-making between the government and landowners.
Momis said this legal framework makes early consultation essential.
The former president also pointed to divisions among landowners, including disagreements over whether the mine should reopen at all.
He warned that unresolved disputes, combined with the presence of small-scale miners and competing interests, could heighten tensions.
Momis further questioned the capacity of Lloyds Metals to manage a project as large as Panguna, citing the significant infrastructure, workforce, and financial resources required.
He raised concerns about where the necessary funding, likely in the billions of kina, would come from, and whether other companies or financiers would need to be involved.
Additional concerns were raised about the scope of the Memorandum of Understanding signed in November 2025, which reportedly allows the company to engage in activities beyond mining.
Momis questioned why such provisions were included.
He also called for transparency regarding allegations that the company may have provided assistance to the President and his family, saying such claims must be addressed.
Reports of company-related activities already taking place in areas such as Morgan Junction and Pakia, as well as the influx of personnel in Arawa, were also highlighted as issues needing clarification, particularly in relation to legal approvals.
Momis concluded by urging President Toroama to directly address the concerns raised, stating that criticism of past leaders should not replace accountability on major national decisions.
The Panguna mine remains a highly sensitive issue in Bougainville, given its historical links to the civil conflict and its potential role in the region’s economic future.
*NBC Bougainville News  

Wird nicht gehen ohne dass Toroama ein Machtwort spricht und durchgreift!

Meiner bescheidenen Meinung nach derzeit (zu) viele Interessen unter einen Hut zu bringen: Landowner die derzeit schon abbauen und vermutlich gut verdienen, PNG, geopolitische Akteure (China...) die ihr Finger im Spiel haben und sonstige Strippenzieher. ....
Nachrichtenlage mau und BOC nicht ausreichend/schlecht gemanaged.

Summa summarum derzeit zu wenig, um ein belastbares Fundament für einen Staat bauen zu können, diese Einsicht muss wohl nocht sickern.

Ich werde mich mal etwas distanzieren aber bleibe positiv und investiert... auf die paar Jahre...
Viel Erfolg uns allen!  

... schön, dass Du "positiv bleibst und investiert" - aber doch nicht im Ernst "distanzieren" und "auf die paar Jahre ..."?

Du wirst doch nicht wieder zum Realisten mutieren und meine von Dir geschürte Hoffnung auf einen schnellen Kursanstieg zerstören? Oder sollte Ariva das Rennen etwa doch gewinnen? ;-)

Zur Erinnerung #25523:

"Ich werde mich bei AUD 3 wieder mit einer Nachricht an dich wenden :)
Das wird schneller geschehen, als Ariva endlich einen zeitgemässen Texteditor implementieren wird ;)"

In diesem Sinne ... ;-)

 

Vielen Dank für deine aufmerksame Nachricht ;)
Das mit den "auf die paar Jahre" habe ich eher als Metapher sinngemäss von einem unserer treuen Begleiter entlehnt und steht für die Geduld , die uns unser Baby abverlangt. (war also eher als "hoffnungsfroher" Seufzer gemeint)

So lange wirds nicht dauern ;) auch wenns grad zum Haareraufen ist und unsere Geduld echt auf die Probe gestellt wird...
Bis dahin tut jedem mal etwas Abstand und eine Pause gut. Ich bin ja auch niemand der mit seinem Geschreibsel entscheidend Einfluss auf die Geschehnisse vor Ort nehmen könnte...

Der entscheidende Durchbruch wird noch zeitnah gelingen... (ich hoffe auf Juni+) !
Take care!  

President Toroama reaffirms progress on Panguna Project in Parliament

ABG President and Minister for Mining, His Excellency Ishmael Toroama, today provided an update to Parliament on the progress of the Panguna Project, outlining key developments in governance, stakeholder engagement and legislative reforms.

“The Panguna Project remains a priority of Bougainville’s economic independence and continues to be progressed in a careful, lawful and structured manner,” he said.

President Toroama clarified that the Panguna EL01 project remains in the exploration stage, and still needs the required pre-feasibility and feasibility works to be undertaken before application for a mining development licence.

He explained that the Panguna Project is being driven through a coordinated whole-of-government approach to ensure effective oversight, accountability and implementation, adding that this is being overseen by a Core Ministerial Team, and a Technical Working Group (TWG) at the administration level.

“The TWG is now operational and coordinating a whole-of-government implementation framework to provide the regulatory and the enabling environment to support progress of the Panguna Project.”

The President reaffirmed that landowners remain central to the Panguna Project.

“Landowners remain central partners, with government commitment to their participation, equity and benefit sharing firmly upheld. The ABG will only be engaging with the landowners through their respective families and clans, acknowledging that land ownership in Bougainville is communal through the family and clan system.”

“At the administrative and landowner level, the ABG has commenced a structured engagement which will involve various local stakeholders including the Panguna landowners, community governments and veterans, impacted communities, small-scale miners and other interest groups.”

Speaking on shareholding issues, President Toroama confirmed that the ABG, together with Bougainville Minerals Limited (BML), now holds a total 72.9 percent shareholding in Bougainville Copper Limited (BCL).

“The ABG has reaffirmed its majority shareholding of 72.9% in BCL, ensuring full strategic control at the shareholder level. Under BEC direction and through formal shareholder processes, we have seen the commencement of restructuring of the BCL Board to align with Bougainville’s strategic direction and majority ownership position.”

As part of this restructuring, ABG Chief Secretary Mr Kearnneth Nanei has been appointed Chairman, strengthening governance oversight and alignment with ABG policy.

The President also informed Parliament of recent additional Board changes including the resignation of Mr Peter Graham and Sir Moi Avei as Directors.

“Both individuals were representing the national government on the Board, and with the transfer of shareholding from the national government to the ABG, they no longer serve a direct interest in the governance of the company.”

The President stressed that all future mining activity in Bougainville will be undertaken in a safe, responsible, and environmentally compliant manner, consistent with national laws and international standards.

The House debated the Ministerial statement, and expressed strong support for the President and his Executive Government regarding the decisions on the Panguna Redevelopment Project.

https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...guna-project-in-parliament  

Autonomous Bougainville President Honorable Ishmael Toroama stopped a contract with an Australian advisor who broke confidentiality rules and shared secret government information with people who oppose the administration. By ending the engagement, Toroama protects national unity and restores public trust in the government. The move also prevents the advisor from giving bad advice that could harm Bougainville’s plans, especially about reopening the Panguna Mine. It shows the government is enforcing compliance with laws and keeping sensitive information safe, which helps the community and the administration work together for the region’s political future..  

https://www.postcourier.com.pg/...d-inclusion/?utm_source=chatgpt.com  

President Toroama announces proposed Mining Reserve in Eivo-Torau-Torokina areas

ABG President and Minister for Mining, His Excellency Ishmael Toroama, has announced a proposal to designate a mining reserve area in the Eivo–Torau–Torokina region, as part of the Government’s efforts to ensure a coordinated and strategic approach to resource development in Bougainville.

President Toroama made the announcement in parliament this week.

The proposal, issued through the Bougainville Mining Advisory Council, covers approximately 465 square kilometres and is intended to guide the orderly development of the sector while safeguarding national interests.

“The Bougainville Mining Advisory Council has issued a formal gazettal notice proposing the designation of a mining reserve area covering approximately 465 square kilometers in the Eivo-Torau-Torokina region,” Toroama said.

He informed the House that the purpose of the proposed reserve is to restrict new exploration and mining-related applications, in line with the government’s long-term strategic planning, and to focus on the orderly development of existing projects, particularly the Panguna project, which remains the economic priority.

The President also raised concerns regarding increasing competition among companies seeking exploration licences in the region, noting its potential impact on community cohesion.

“We have also observed that competing commercial interests from multiple companies applying for exploration licences in these areas have been creating divisions and disunity within our communities. This is a matter of serious concern, and the government is taking a responsible approach to manage this situation in a way that preserves unity, social stability and national interest.”

Meantime, the proposed mining reserve will also enable the ABG to progress key legislative reforms that are currently underway.

“The proposed reserve will also provide government with the necessary policy space to complete the current review and amendment of the Bougainville Mining Act 2015, ensuring that any future development is governed by a strong, modern and fit-for purpose legal framework.”

Public consultations on the proposal are currently underway, with submissions open until 4 May 2026. The President emphasised that due process will be followed in accordance with the Bougainville Mining Act 2015.

“Public consultations on this proposal are currently underway, with submissions invited until 4 May 2026. In accordance with the Bougainville Mining Act 2015, I wish to emphasize that before the BEC makes a final decision on this matter, this parliament will be consulted. The views of this House representing our people will be an important part of the final decision-making process,” he said.

The ABG remains committed to ensuring that all decisions relating to Bougainville’s natural resources are undertaken in a transparent, lawful and inclusive manner, in the best interests of its people.

https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...-eivo-torau-torokina-areas  

Zurzeit nur bürokatisches Gefasel, aber nichts Konkretes, das den Kurs wirklich bewegen kann.  

Monday 30th March 2026,
Panguna Landowners stand with ABG to operate the mine  

Wieder mal was verpasst. Kein Handel per 01. April. (Market Suspension) Notice to ASX by Mark Hitchock  

Rio Tinto supports BCL to launch project in Loloho
https://www.postcourier.com.pg/...ainville-officially-after-37-years/  

Schön, dass der alte Sekretär wieder an Bord ist und das aktuelle Verwaltungschaos ordnen wird.
Dürfte viel Ruhe ins Umfeld bringen und seine Erfahrungen werden den Weg zur Wiedereröffung ebnen...  

Rio Tinto has re-entered Bougainville officially after 37 years.

BUSINESS: Rio Tinto has re-entered Bougainville officially to support Bougainville Copper Limited (BCL) to launch a project.
Rio Tinto is coming back to Bougainville after 37 years. They're coming back to fix the problems they left behind at the Panguna mine, which closed in 1989. Are they serious about making things right? I mean cleaning up the environment, talking about compensation, and meeting with the communities or this is just another looming propaganda of their interests.We must know that If they were serious about cleaning up their mess, they would have done it a long time ago instead of going to courts after courts to defend the company. Hope we won't fall for bullying tactics by these foreigners.