Anglo Asian Mining Share Discussion Threads

[ferries5] 14/9/2016 08:36

Just have done, 20.51 minutes

[zhockey] 14/9/2016 08:14

He did not say that,listen again.

[ferries5] 14/9/2016 07:22

Post 4317.
What I meant was . That Stephen Westlake stated that they were not looking to purchase other assets.

[zhockey] 13/9/2016 23:09

I guess people are wary of which way gold will go and hence reluctant to invest.

[jeanesy] 13/9/2016 19:28

All very positive. Shame that the shareprice has gone down ! Not sure what it is going to take to get people to buy into the story here. All very frustrating at the moment !

[zhockey] 13/9/2016 17:47

He did not say that about looking for other assets, he said thay have massive potential with the current assets, the interviewer jumbled two questions.

Theysounded very positive on exploration

[ferries5] 13/9/2016 17:38

By far the best interview that Bill Morgan has given, Very positive!!.
Flotation plant upgrade still on the cards. He also mentioned that they were not looking for other deposits elsewhere. Was that a hidden message regarding Aimroc assets.

[jbe81] 13/9/2016 13:52

Excellent interview

[homebrewruss] 13/9/2016 11:34

new interview with Bill Morgan and Stephen Westhead:

[pixi] 13/9/2016 09:22

Excellent results and news.

[mattjos] 13/9/2016 06:09

Profile for their new Director of Geology:https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephenwesthead5 years previous at Russia's largest gold miner Polyus Gold - 3 years in Kazakhstan & 2 years in Russia as Geological adviser to the Board.Polyus itself produces 1.7moz per year & 60moz+ of reserves.Looks like yet another very astute appointment by Reza in support of his ambitions to significantly grow AAZ. Equally I doubt Stephen Westhead would be persuaded to join a company such as AAZ unless he was aware and bought in to the future growth plans of the company.

[mattjos] 12/9/2016 23:31

Baku, Azerbaijan, Sept. 12By Azad Hasanli – Trend:Azerbaijan's AzerGold CJSC, specializing in exploration, development and management of non-ferrous metal deposits, has announced two tenders.The first tender is for recruiting services for rending first medical aid to the employees of the ore processing enterprise in Azerbaijan's Dashkasan district. The second tender is for purchasing furniture and equipment for AzerGold.The participation fee is 200 Azerbaijani manats for each tender.All those interested to participate in the tenders are invited to submit their bids to the following address till 17:00 (UTC/GMT + 4 hours), Oct.20, 2016: Baku, Khagani Avenue, 55.Tender procedures will be held at 17:00, Oct.21, 2016 at the abovementioned address.

[jeanesy] 12/9/2016 20:34

Just got back from work to find the results were out early. Not surprised , but disappointed , to see a reduction in full year production weeks after they said everything was on track ! They have explained why, but the market has seen us miss production figures all too often in the past. Good to see the debt coming down. Hopefully the company can now deliver improved production over the next few months . A positive statement from the company going forward. No more hiccups please!

[csmwssk12hu] 12/9/2016 20:24

Going by market recovery tonight may try and get some more early on tomoz before it ticks up

[zhockey] 12/9/2016 17:00

Same news from 9th is free if you search for it. These tenders seem to be for support services related to reactivating Chovdar, medical etc.

[bleepy] 12/9/2016 16:55

No,requires a paid subscription.....anybody

[jbe81] 12/9/2016 16:51

was wondering if it was that , which appeared last week or something else

[homebrewruss] 12/9/2016 16:49

Here's some more info on some Azergold tenders which bleepy's artcile may refer to (couldn't read it myself):

[jbe81] 12/9/2016 16:42

Bleepy, have you read that article?

[zhockey] 12/9/2016 16:01

Just got round to reading the exploration section, glad they took the time to update here and it all looks very promising.

[bleepy] 12/9/2016 15:56

AzerGold announces tenders

[zhockey] 12/9/2016 15:15

I disagree, cash costs are more important for a miner like AAZ. AISC are to price large cap miners who look to run perpettualy, it's primarily a pricing of reserve replenishment. So for AAZ, who arw priced at what, two years production? AISC are not really relevent, once they have a p/e of 10 then you can start worrying about AISC.

[cyberbub] 12/9/2016 14:31

The key though is the AISC, I haven't yet had time to look through the results fully, is the AISC quoted anywhere? I recall that they were always rather cagey about it.

[zhockey] 12/9/2016 14:06

If gold miners go on another run these cash costs should put AAZ in a strong position. Could we even be looking sub $500 once the electric plant goes in?