Canada Zinc Metals. WKN: A0RAQJ Zink

Hallo,

im Moment ist es ja relativ ruhig bis auf die Zuckungen des Kurses.

Wir sind uns ja einig, dass erst maßgeblich was beim Kurs von CZX passiert, wenn fundamentale News kommen, bzw. sich etwas massiv am Zinkpreis verändert.

Habe mir mal das Verhältinis LME Lagerstände zum Zinkpreis angesehen... Das ist schon verrückt.

10.07.2005 Lagerbestand 594.000Tonnen  Preis: 1165.-€ USD
18 Monate Später:
05.12.2006 Lagerbestand 85.000Tonnen Preis: 4600.-€!!

Natürlich lässt sich das nicht 1:1 auf heute übertragen aber es ist krass zu sehen dass der Preis sich innerhab der Zeit vervierfacht hat.
Mir ist auch bewusst dass die Gegebenheiten stimmen müssen.

Dennoch bin ich - was Lagerbestände und Zinkpreis angeht - zuversichtlich.

uund wenn der Zinkpreis hochgeht, wird es auch für CZX etwas heller und die Position besser..

Gruß

Ebbe

Teck is suing Northwest Arctic Borough, Alaska, regarding a tax increase that could more than triple annual payments for 2016. A tax increase would hurt the competitiveness and longevity of its Red Dog mine - one of the world's largest zinc mines - and put jobs at risk.

wenn die dort dicht machen sollten, wird sich der Zn-Preis richtig erholen...
 

 

... da weiß jemand mehr.  

mir juckts ja so in den Fingern, da noch einmal ordentlich zu zulangen, aber ich lass es wohl lieber?  

 

http://www.stockhouse.com/news/press-releases/...ject-at-roundup-2016  

 

was glaubst Du weiß da einer mehr? ich kann da nichts außergewöhnliches
ausmachen.
Die 40.000 Stücke hier in D.sehen ja nicht nach Abverkauf aus,
und in CA. bewegt sich das nach meiner Meinung im üblichen
CZX Schwankungsrahmen,

Nicht schön aber ich hab mich daran schon fast gewöhnt!

diese unruhigen Zeiten hatte wohl niemand von uns auf "so" dem Schirm
denn auch die Profis verzweifeln mittlerweile wie ich zu hören bekomme.
Denn da soll es einige ganz kalt erwischt haben.

Wenn man sieht, wo selbst ausbaubereite Entwicklungen, wie z.B.
Nevada Cooper incl. ALLER notwendigen Genehmigungen und ansonsten besten
für den Verkauf vorbereitet, vom Kurs her steht, ist der Kurs hier bei CZX doch
noch vollkommen OK, wenn man die individuellen Verluste die wohl ein jeder
hier zu verkraften hat einmal ausblendet.

All so nur Mut, Augen zu und durch! es kommen auch wieder bessere Zeiten.

Gruß
Starkoch

PS : alles nur meine Meinung und keine Aufforderung zum Handeln!  

was meinst Du das hier ist so "NEU" ?
das ist die übliche Ankündigung für das jährlich stattfindende schaulaufen
der Branche mit ein Paar Bohrkernen und einem Vortrag !

ähnlich wie auf der IAA bei den Premium Automarken die man sich erst
erlauben kann wenn man hier mehr als richtig abgesahnt hat.

Sorry das bringt den Kurs nicht auf Trapp, mir währe die Ankündigung lieber das man
eine Machbarkeitsstudie und Kostenschätzungen in Auftrag gegeben hat, so sieht es wieder
so aus als wolle man 2016 noch bohren und bohren und bohren aber offenbar
nicht richtig weiterentwickeln, so langsam ist mir die hier zugrunde liegende Strategie
nicht mehr erkennbar.

Gruß Starkoch

Alles nur meine Meinung!    

Hallo zusammen,
da musste mal wieder jemand seine Liquiditätsprobleme lösen
LME Lager um rd. 26.600 to. rauf und Kurs runter, wie immer ungestraft.
Wie soll sich da ein Kurs erholen wenn nicht klar ist wie viel Zink noch
vagabundiert und keiner sich sicher ist wann der Boden erreicht ist ?

Da halten sich die Nachfrager lieber bedeckt und ordern nur nach
kurzfristigen Bedarf.

Gruß
Starkoch

PS: alles nur meine Meinung keine Aufforderung zum Handeln.  

Hallo,

anbei News zum Joint Venture mit Korea Zinc und Teck...

Ergebnisse lese ich allerdings kaum heraus.

Evtl. kommt ja CZX zum Roundup diese Woche mit einer neuen Ressourcenschätzung.

Wer weiß, wer weiß...

http://www.fscwire.com/newsrelease/...ion-program-companys-pie-option


Canada Zinc Metals Receives Results for the 2015 Exploration Program on the Company’s Pie Option Properties


Vancouver, British Columbia (FSCwire) - Canada Zinc Metals Corp. (“Canada Zinc Metals” or “the Company”, TSX Venture Exchange: CZX) is pleased to announce the Company has been provided a Technical Report by Teck Resources Limited (“Teck” TSX:TCK.B) that summarizes the results from the Year Two program on the optioned Pie-Yuen-Cirque East properties.



The Company owns 100% of eleven large, contiguous property blocks that comprise the Akie and Kechika Regional projects. The Company’s flagship Akie Project is host to the Cardiac Creek deposit and remains the primary corporate focus. The Kechika Regional Project, which includes the Pie, Yuen and Cirque East properties, extends northwest from the Akie property for approximately 140 kilometres along the strike of the highly prospective Gunsteel Formation shale; the main host rock for known SEDEX zinc-lead-silver deposits in the Kechika Trough. These projects are located approximately 260 kilometres north northwest of the town of Mackenzie, British Columbia, Canada.



The Company believes the generative portfolio of Kechika Regional properties offer shareholders and investment partners significant opportunities for exposure to new discoveries in the Kechika Trough.



Pie Option Properties



The Pie, Yuen and Cirque East properties (Pie Option properties) are the subject of an option agreement concluded on September 9, 2013 with Teck and its JV partner, Korea Zinc Co., Ltd. ("Korea Zinc" KRX:KorZinc 010130). The option agreement would see Teck and Korea Zinc spend up to $8.5 million to acquire up to 70% interest in the Pie Option properties.



Teck and Korea Zinc have spent approximately $1.3 million in exploration expenditures over two field seasons on the Pie Option properties utilizing an integrated approach to exploration to maximize the potential for discovery. By incurring an additional $2.2 million in exploration expenditures by the end of 2017, Teck and Korea Zinc would conclude the “First Option” of the agreement and earn an undivided 51% interest in the Pie Option properties. Upon exercising the First Option, Teck/Korea Zinc would have an additional option (the "Second Option") to acquire a further 19% interest in the properties for a total of 70%, by incurring an additional $5.0 million in exploration expenditures by the end of 2019.



The Pie Option properties surround Teck/Korea Zinc’s jointly owned Cirque deposit to the north and east, and provide extensive coverage of the highly prospective Gunsteel Formation shale. The properties comprise 58 contiguous mineral claims covering an area of 17,679 hectares and have been explored intermittently over the past thirty years. Historical drilling totals 29 diamond drill holes for 8,097.4 metres, with 6,636.3 metres drilled on Pie, and 1,461.0 metres drilled on Yuen. There is no record of historical drilling on the Cirque East claims.



Historical Exploration*



The Pie property hosts a number of mineral showings which display two different styles of mineralization as identified by Teck:



a)  stratiform bedded barite and baritic shale with variably developed pyritic laminations and associated Zn-Pb sulphides in two continuous zones, which underlie the Pie Main and Del Creek area



b)  quartz-barite + Zn-Pb ± Cu vein/stockwork mineralization in variably silicified limestone and shale, prominently at Pie Main, Pie Breccia and Pie East showings



Two areas of the central Pie property were drill tested in the past: the Pie main showing where ten historical diamond drill holes were completed on and along the trend of subcropping massive galena mineralization, and twelve diamond drill holes on the southern extent of the Pie Main zone, along strike from known mineralization from the Fluke property (located south of the Del Creek valley and jointly owned by Teck/Korea Zinc).



Historical drilling at Pie has intersected significant widths of nodular to bedded barite and nodular to disseminated pyrite typical of SEDEX Zn-Pb-Ag mineralization. Drill Hole P-06-07 intersected extensive intervals of laminated pyrite and nodular barite over its entire length and selective sampling by the operator of the day returned up to 0.8% Zn and up to 15.1 g/t Ag over narrow intervals. Drilling along strike of P-06-07 to the NW and SE continued to intersect significant intervals of laminated pyrite and nodular barite. The best intercept in historical drilling at Pie was in 80-1 with vein-hosted mineralization returning 2.0 metres (apparent width) of 2.93% zinc from a depth of 46.1 metres. High zinc grades were returned in channel samples from the Pie Breccia showing, with up to 27.8% Zn and 4.8% Pb. The Pie Breccia showing remains untested by drilling.



Historical exploration on the Yuen property since 1979 has focused on several target areas, including China Ridge and Noel Creek, where soil surveys outlined large Ba-Pb-Ag anomalies worthy of follow-up. Limited drilling was completed on the property with only seven widely-spaced drill holes totaling over 1,400 metres that tested select soil anomaly targets. Elevated zinc and lead values were returned from large intervals of nodular to laminated barite and pyrite in Gunsteel shale, a similar setting to the distal facies found stratigraphically above the Cardiac Creek deposit. Very little historic work has occurred on the property since 1982 apart from a short reconnaissance program in 1994 and two drill holes in 2006, one of which was terminated early due to onset of winter.



The prospective Gunsteel Formation shale on the Cirque East property represents the strike extension of the same central panel that hosts the Cardiac Creek deposit, the Pie showings and Teck and Korea Zinc’s Elf and Fluke prospects. Limited work during the early 1980’s included mapping and some targeted soil sampling that identified Zn, Pb and Ba anomalies in the Gunsteel Formation shale and the underlying Kwadacha reef limestone.



2015 Exploration Program



The 2015 exploration program focused on drill target definition and included airborne and ground geophysics, rock and soil geochemistry, re-logging and sampling of historical drill core, and geological mapping. Exploration activities were based out of the Cirque exploration camp located approximately 22 kilometres northwest of the Company’s flagship Akie property. The field program was completed between July and September and included geological mapping and rock sampling, soil sampling and reconnaissance ground gravity surveys over target areas on the Pie and Yuen properties. A total of five high priority areas were selected for more detailed assessment in 2015: Noel Creek and China Ridge on the Yuen property; and Pie Main-Pie Breccia, Pie West and Del Creek on the Pie property.



An Airborne Gravity Gradiometry (AGG) survey was completed by CGG Canada Services Ltd. (CGG) in February 2015 and totaled 874 line kilometres, at a nominal line spacing of 200 meters over the entire prospective area of the Pie Option properties. The objective of the AGG survey was to evaluate a large area and identify potential direct exploration targets in conjunction with other geophysical, geological and geochemical datasets.



The overall 2015 work program was designed to advance known and potential drill targets to a drill-ready stage by combining earlier work, including the 2013 Versatile Time Domain Electromagnetic (VTEM) survey, with results of the 2015 AGG survey. Prioritization of targets was determined through a ranking exercise integrating a variety of parameters, including alteration, mineralization, host stratigraphy, historical drill core, airborne/ground geophysics, stream sediment samples, etc.



Results of the field and geophysical program include:



   Geological mapping at a scale of 1:10,000 was completed; allowing for creation of a consistent geological map base by which to interpret all historical and modern geological and geophysical data, including the VTEM and AGG datasets.



   A total of 22 geological/prospecting traverses covering approximately 23 kilometres were completed on key priority target areas on the Pie and Yuen properties to better understand the regional and local structural architecture of the basin; distribution of lithofacies (including the Earn Group rocks which host the Gunsteel Formation); and fold style and distribution of panel bounding regional thrusts.



   In addition, prospecting was completed on known mineralized showings and potentially prospective target areas of interest for development work in 2016.



   Geochemistry sampling included 227 whole-rock lithogeochemistry samples and 552 portable XRF (pXRF) samples collected during mapping. These geochemical data were used to characterize the lithogeochemistry of prospective stratigraphy, refine historic mapping, and to identify possible vectors to mineralization.



   The results of 24 infill soil geochemistry lines at Pie and Yuen (total of 423 soil samples) were used to validate historical data, to refine geochemical vectoring tools, and to generate new targets on the properties.



   Re-logging and pXRF analysis  of drill core from three historical diamond drill holes provided additional lithogeochemical data to geochemically characterize the Earn Group lithologies, particularly the Gunsteel Formation shale.



   Initial analysis and interpretation of AGG survey data and correlation of AGG results with historical and current geological, geochemical and geophysical data sets to generate and refine drill targets.



   Ground gravity surveys were conducted along 5 lines over 4 AGG target anomalies at Del Creek, Pie West, Noel Creek, and Yuen North.



An integrated targeting approach was used to rank priorities area with the best potential to host Zn-Pb-Ag mineralization within the Earn Group. The target ranking scheme will serve as a framework for future exploration and ongoing drill target development. The top five targets developed from the ranking exercises are: Pie Main-Breccia, Noel Creek, China Ridge, Pie West and Del Creek.



Additional new developments include:



   Formal recognition of four major thrust panels supporting previous interpretations of classic fold and thrust morphology with southwest-dipping thrust faults and southwest-dipping strata.



   The China Ridge and Pie West high priority target areas are located on the Cirque Panel 1 (north and south, respectively, along strike of the significant North and South Cirque deposits).



   The Noel, Pie Main-Breccia and Del Creek high priority areas are located on the Akie panel (north and south, respectively, along strike of the Akie deposit).



   Re-logging of historical Yuen drill core has confirmed the presence of Gunsteel Formation in two of three drill holes; and elevated element geochemistry from YN-93-03 and Y-06-01 suggest distal mineralization may be present in the target areas.



   A new, large (2.2 km by 0.5 km) Pb, Zn (and other pathfinder elements) anomaly identified at China Ridge on the Yuen property will be a priority area for target development work and possible drill testing in 2016. The anomaly is on-strike to the northwest of historic soil anomalies and is a coherent, NW-SE trending multi-element anomaly with anomalous Pb values that range from >101 ppm to a maximum of 270.3 ppm and coincident Zn values that range from >870 ppm to a maximum of 6,268 ppm. The anomaly remains open to the northwest and additional soil lines are recommended to determine the anomaly’s extent.



Review of preliminary processed AGG data by Teck reveals a set of geophysical anomalies which are either spatially coincident with priority prospects defined by Canada Zinc Metals in earlier work, or outline new potential targets. Significant results include the identification of coincident soil geochemistry and AGG anomalies within an untested strike extension of interpreted Gunsteel and Akie stratigraphy at the Yuen South target area located approximately 8 kilometres northwest of the North Cirque deposit.



The AGG survey also detected several high amplitude anomalies with the potential to represent zones of mineralization which led to the identification of the significant new soil anomaly at China Ridge - Yuen North highlighted above. One ground gravity line was completed over the stronger AGG anomaly. Further data processing and interpretation of both airborne and ground gravity datasets is ongoing and results are anticipated from Teck in a later addendum report upon conclusion. The AGG data will be integrated by Teck with the companies’ existing exploration data to plan the next phase of exploration.



2016 Exploration Program



In 2016, an exploration program is being considered to continue target development through evaluation of airborne AGG/VTEM survey data and collection of additional ground gravity and lithogeochemical data to define drill-ready targets. Further internal processing and interpretation of both airborne and ground gravity datasets is ongoing and will assist with planning for 2016. Additional work could include more extensive surface mapping, prospecting, further definition of soil anomalies, additional ground gravity surveys, and drill-testing of top priority targets. A new, large (2.2 by 0.5 km) Pb, Zn, Ag and Hg anomaly identified at China Ridge-Yuen North will be a priority area for target development work.



Mr. Ken MacDonald, VP Exploration of  the Company, commented, "We are very pleased with the sound and aggressive exploration progress that Teck has made on the Pie Option properties. We look forward to the next key exploration milestones which will include drill testing on the highest priority targets.”



The Akie Zn-Pb-Ag Project



The Akie property is situated within the Kechika Trough, the southernmost area of the regionally extensive Paleozoic Selwyn Basin, one of the most prolific sedimentary basins in the world for the occurrence of SEDEX zinc-lead-silver and stratiform barite deposits.



Drilling on the Akie property by Canada Zinc Metals since 2005 has identified a significant body of baritic-zinc-lead-silver SEDEX mineralisation known as the Cardiac Creek deposit. The deposit is hosted by siliceous, carbonaceous, fine grained clastic rocks of the Middle to Late Devonian Gunsteel Formation.



The Company has outlined a NI 43-101 compliant mineral resource at Cardiac Creek, including an indicated resource of 12.7 million tonnes grading 8.4% zinc, 1.7% lead and 13.7 g/t silver (at a 5% zinc cut-off grade) and an inferred resource of 16.3 million tonnes grading 7.4% zinc, 1.3% lead and 11.6 g/t silver (at a 5% zinc cut-off grade).

Gruß

Ebbe

 

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http://www.goldinvest.de/index.php/...kupferimporte-explodieren-33561

 

Hallo,
letzte Woche wurde das letzte Zink ausgeliefert, somit ist die Lisheen Mine seit 21.01. geschichte...
Der Anstieg bei Zink über 1600USD ist erfreulich, ich hoffe dass es so weitergeht...



Vedanta Resources' (LON:VED) Lisheen Mine has marked its final shipment of zinc on Thursday 21 January 2016 after mining activity was concluded in November 2015. Milling ceased in December 2015, after 17 years of operation.

"Lisheen has made a hugely valuable contribution to Vedanta and has also made a very positive impact to the local and national economy, bringing significant employment opportunities to the area," said Ms. Deshnee Naidoo, CEO, Vedanta Zinc International.

"Over the life of the mine, Vedanta has remained committed to optimising its continuous development objective, aided by a strong and dedicated team of workers and stakeholders. I would like to thank our employees - past and present, the community, the Government and all our other stakeholders. They have supported our commitment to closing the mine in line with 'best in class' environmental standards in a safe, responsible and sustainable manner, with active community participation," she added.


Die Zink Importe in China stiegen im Dezember 2015 im übrigen um 441%

http://www.goldinvest.de/index.php/...kupferimporte-explodieren-33561

Also abwarten und Tee trinken...

Gruß

Ebbe

... gibt's was Neues?  

Hallo Toby, was meinst Du?
Die Umsätze sind gut! Kann gerne so bleiben...

Gruß Ebbe

... aber immerhin scheint noch ein Interesse da zu sein.

Gruß Toby  

gestern bei viele minenunternehmen haben wir pluswerte von sogar 20% gesehen, und hier ist die Aktie noch weiter abgestürzt... ich frage mich, wo der boden hier liegt...bei 1cent???  

 

http://www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2016/02/...diac-creek-deposit

To stand out over dozens of other mining companies at the annual PDAC investor conference, a company needs to have nailed their pitch, developed a strong news timeline, and have a story arc that is just coming into fruition. Investors want a good story that nobody has figured out is good yet, to maximize the likelihood of a return, and the size of that return.

We asked the companies exhibiting at PDAC a series of questions about their companies and the greater resource sector in general, and Canada Zinc Metals Corp (TSXV:CZX, Forum) President and CEO Peeyush Varshney came exploding out of the blocks like an Olympic sprinter with a well thought out approach to company and country that, frankly, we thought worthy of its own spotlight.

Varshney is a seasoned investor and advisor on the Canadian public markets who, as part of Varshney Capital, has taken positions in companies such as Global Gardens (CSE:VGM, Forum), Rentmoola, and Mogo (TSX:GO, Forum). And with company stock currently sitting at an attractive price, and their zinc play coming together quickly, what better time to give it a look-see than right now?

So here is our pre-PDAC Q&A with Canada Zinc Metals Corp.


   Is this your company’s first PDAC event? If so, what do you hope to get out of it? If not, how many times have you been in the past?

CZX has maintained an annual presence at the PDAC for several years and we look forward to PDAC 2016 to reconnect with existing shareholders; showcase the Cardiac Creek Zn-PB-Ag deposit and recent exploration results. The PDAC 2016 will also allow us to engage with new potential investors and companies active in the base metal space.  The Company has been invited by PDAC to give a Corporate Presentation and exhibit at the Core Shack.


   How would you describe your company’s opportunity to investors?

CZX is a well-managed junior explorer with a proven track record in successful mineral exploration; a significant $7 million treasury and four large mining companies as shareholders. The Company has drilled a significant, high-grade NI 43-101 compliant Zn-Pb-Ag resource in northeastern British Columbia with over 100 diamond drill hole intersections. The Cardiac Creek deposit, one of the largest undeveloped Zn-Pb-Ag deposits in the world, is located at the southern end of the Company’s large tenure block which covers nearly 800 sq. km and traverses over 140 kilometres of the highly prospective Kechika trough, the southernmost portion of the world class Selwyn Basin.


   Did you raise money in 2015? If so, how much? And are you planning a raise in 2016?

CZX did not raise any money in 2015 and there are no plans at this time to raise money in 2016. At current share prices, raising equity financing is too dilutive. In 2014, the Company successfully raised just over $3.0 million thru various private placements.


   Are you expecting 2016 to be a break-out year for your company? If so, why? If not “break-out”, how would you describe your expectations for 2016?

CZX is anticipating 2016 will be another extremely volatile market for the junior resource sector and that financing for exploration will remain difficult. Companies like CZX with significant tangible assets and marketable results through aggressive exploration will stand out from the crowd and continue to attract attention.


   What is the most common misapprehension investors have about your company?

The common misapprehension is that CZX is an early stage junior explorer involved in the metals sector and therefore is too speculative for investment.  In fact, the Company has already delineated a large, high grade Zn-Pb-Ag deposit with almost $5 billion of in-situ metal in the ground.


   2015 has obviously been a tough year for much of the resource sector. Would you say it was tougher than 2014 for your company, about the same, or easier?

2015 was a very challenging environment for the junior resource sector with even more negative sentiment than was evident in 2014. The TSX Venture exchange reached new record lows and investors avoided the venture capital markets to a point that there is now a very real crisis in Canada as companies scramble to find alternative sources of funding to continue the important work of discovery and development to drive the next phase of mine building in Canada.


   What could governments and regulators do to clear barriers to success for public company miners/explorers going forward?

The junior explorers need access to vital investment capital and the junior funding model is largely not working any longer in this current environment. Governments and regulators need to recognise the significant economic contribution of the junior exploration sector and develop a new governance structure that eliminates red tape, reduces the regulatory burden cost and develops new funding mechanisms.  


   What is your company doing to find new investors?

CZX is in discussions with several base metal miners and other institutional investors that can see the quality of the Company’s advanced stage Zn-Pb-Ag Cardiac Creek deposit and the upside of the Company’s expansive exploration potential.


   What is the most common mistake public resource company execs make, in your experience?

Reckless spending on poor quality assets.


   Is the slump in oil and gas making life harder for the resources sector too?

The negative investment sentiment towards the oil and gas sector, and in the overall market place, is making lifer harder for the resource sector too. The lower price of fuel and other fuel-related products actually helps the active junior explorer in Canada but the overriding volatility in the price of crude also works to frustrate the capital markets as a spill-over effect.


   What will it take to make mining cool again?

Increases in consumption, tightening supplies and increases in commodity prices will bring much needed investment to the mining space; but the sector has to develop other investment models and learn how to appeal to a younger, mobile generation reluctant to invest in the mining sector.


   In your opinion, what will be the next commodity to surge when resources make their comeback, and why?

CZX believes that infrastructure metals like zinc and copper will recover more quickly than other commodities as global economies adopt deficit spending on large infrastructure projects as a means to cope with unemployment and stagnant GDP growth. Zinc prices in particular are anticipated to climb to lucrative heights as supplies tighten with a number of major zinc mine closures, few quality zinc projects in the development pipeline and little incentive to develop new zinc projects in the current climate.
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/news/newswire/2016/02/...Q6sEFHwMmW5B8IW.99

Gruß

Ebbe

...habe ich das Gefühl, dass der Boden gefunden wurde und hier einige bereits fleißig einsammeln. Schon etwas verlockend ;-)  

Von Zockeraktien....  

sammelt niemand ein... sie sollten froh sein, wenn sie bald nicht pleite gehen... leider ist es so... und das nur, weil das Management extrem gierig ist...  

Hallo Berliner, pleite gehen die so schnell nicht. Vorher wird der Laden verkauft...

Gruß
Ebbe