Trading Bougainville Copper (ADRs) 867948

Die Sicht von Martin Miriori
https://thediplomat.com/2024/06/...untable-for-50-years-of-injustice/  

Weiterer Artikel darüber

https://www.thenational.com.pg/...ers-urged-to-attend-resources-week/  

https://www.thenational.com.pg/...esources-conference-and-exposition/

Der ideale Zeitpunkt den Aktienübertrag bekannt zu geben  

https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...-to-eivo-joint-venture-ltd  

Damit zeigt Ishmael Toroama, dass er diese Lizenzen respektiert. Über eine EL 06 und EL 07 habe ich keine Details gefunden. Fragt sich nur noch, ob James Marape auch zu seinen Worten steht.
 

https://www.looppng.com/business/...headline-resources-session-126402

https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...s-urged-to-support-panguna  

https://eur01.safelinks.protection.outlook.com/...o%3D&reserved=0

FOOD FOR THOUGHT
REOPENING THE PANGUNA MINE
Reopening the Panguna mine in Bougainville is a complex issue with both potential benefits and drawbacks. Here are some points to consider:

POTENTIAL BENEFITS:
1. Economic Development:
The reopening of the Panguna mine could provide a significant economic boost to Bougainville, creating jobs and revenue that could support the region's development.
 
2. Resource Revenues:
Mining operations could generate revenue that could potentially support Bougainville's path to independence and self-sufficiency.
 
3. Infrastructure Development:
The mining industry could lead to improvements in infrastructure such as roads, schools, and healthcare facilities.

POTENTIAL DRAWBACKS.
1. Environmental Concerns:
Mining activities can have significant environmental impacts, such as deforestation, pollution of water sources, and damage to ecosystems.
 
2. Social Impacts:
The reopening of the mine could lead to social disruptions, conflicts over land rights, and changes to local cultures and ways of life.
 
3. Political Implications:
The decision to reopen the mine could have political consequences, including disputes over resource ownership and distribution.

In determining whether the Panguna mine should be reopened to assist Bougainville in becoming independent-ready, it is crucial to consider these factors carefully and involve relevant stakeholders in the decision-making process. Environmental assessments, community consultations, and thorough planning are essential to mitigate potential negative impacts and maximize the benefits for the region.

Ultimately, the decision on whether to reopen the Panguna mine should be made based on a comprehensive understanding of the potential impacts and benefits, taking into account the long-term interests of the people of Bougainville.
"Wanem tingting blo yu? "
 

https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...ugainville-economy-program  

Ishmael Toroama steht immer noch in Kontakt mit Marape und lobt ihn für sein Engagement für Bougainville......

https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...tral-bougainville-launched  

https://www.postcourier.com.pg/...council-attends-png-resources-week/

https://www.postcourier.com.pg/bville-scars-are-timeless/  

Facebook: Bougainville Copper Limited

PANGUNA CAN BE ‘GAME-CHANGING’

Our Chairman Sir Mel Togolo yesterday told the CANCONEX forum, as part of PNG Resources Week, that the redevelopment of Panguna can be a ‘game-changing’ investment for Bougainville with benefits cascading through the community. The new employment and training opportunities for local people will be significant along with business development opportunities.
Sir Mel said BCL shares a common goal with the ABG, landowners and others to make Bougainville stronger at all levels. Importantly, mutual respect and understanding will underpin progress. Compared to the past, BCL today operates as a truly local company with the ABG and people of Bougainville set to own a 76.8% share in the company. The board reflects our local identity with five of seven directors being Bougainvilleans.
Sir Mel also had the pleasure of participating in a panel discussion about Panguna with Bougainville's President, Ishmael Toroama; Minister for Community Government and Member for Ioro Constituency, Theonila Roka Matbob and community leader, Theresa Jaintong.
See the other themes explored by Sir Mel in his speech here:  https://www.bcl.com.pg/panguna-what-was-what-is-what-can-be/  

Bougainville Copper Limited (BCL) Advances Panguna Mine Redevelopment Plans

https://www.tramboline.com/...ances-panguna-mine-redevelopment-plans/

 

https://www.postcourier.com.pg/...ng-open-to-mining-at-2024-canconex/

als wäre die brennende Zündschnur kurz vor ihrem Ziel ;-)  

Hoffen wir mal, dass sie überall trocken ist und die erste Ladung findet :-)  

'[...] the highlight for Sydney Conference in December could be the resumption of Panguna and at least a way forward for the reopening of Panguna'

https://www.thenational.com.pg/panguna-prioritised/  

https://www.thenational.com.pg/bougainville-assuming-powers-functions/

The Government has transferred 36.47 per cent of State equity in Bougainville Copper Ltd to the ABG free of charge.......!!
The sharing of GST revenue was increased to 70/30 in favour of Bougainville  

Sorry old information ..... from June 14, 2023  

anbei ein Filmbeitrag aus Bougainville von 1996.
Aus meiner Sicht besteht geradezu eine moralische Verpflichtung bei der Übertragung der BCL Aktien an die Nachfahren der Freiheitskämpfer Bougainvilles seitens PNG/Marape keine weiteren Spielchen mehr zu spielen, sondern dies Übertragung nunmehr endlich - wie mehrfach versprochen - sofort unentgeltlich vorzunehmen.
Die Freiheitskämper haben damit dann ihr Ziel erreicht - den verdienten Wohlstand der Menschen auf der Insel Bougainville durch die dann mehrheitlich im eigenen Besitz befindliche BCL!
Link zum Film:
https://youtu.be/iaNiS6oa73o?si=RSeWRlJ9rgITguBY



 

Das ich das nochmal erleben darf.
BCL und die Landbesitzer von Panguna besprechen die Lage rund um die Panguna-Wiedereröffnung.

https://www.facebook.com/BougainvilleCopper/posts/...ge&ref=notif  

Locals prefers to implement the vision with economic vigor/wage

https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...ugainville-owned-companies  

Präsident Toroama fordert Landbesitzer dringend auf, mit glaubwürdigen Investoren für eine verantwortungsvolle Ressourcenentwicklung zusammenzuarbeiten

Auszug:
"Präsident Toroama brachte diesen Punkt nachdrücklich zum Ausdruck, da zwar Explorationslizenzen an verschiedene lokale Joint-Venture-Unternehmen vergeben wurden, bei diesen Projekten jedoch keine Fortschritte zu verzeichnen waren, da sie sich an unechte Investoren richteten. "
Fazit:
Indirekt könnte das positiv für unsere BCL wirken. Nunmehr sollte halt endlich PNG/Marape sein gegebenes Wort einhalten und die Aneile an die AGB (die Bevölkerung Bougainvills) übertragen.
Dann beginnt endlich die verdiente goldene Zukunft der Menschen von Bougainville.

Quelle des Artikels:
https://abg.gov.pg/index.php?/news/read/...sible-resource-development

 

https://www.reuters.com/markets/commodities/...er-hearing-2024-07-23/  

schon am 10. Oktober soll in Port Moresby das Gerichtverfahren zur Entschädigung der Umweltvergiftung getagt werden.

James Marape kann dazu Stellung nehmen und verbindlich erklären, wie es weitergehen soll.

https://islandsbusiness.com/news-break/...damage-set-october-hearing/