Vom Graphit-Boom profitieren: Standard Graphite

Wollte nachher eig noch bissl raus mit meinem Sohnemann, wird aber nichts :(! Muss noch Renovieren und so :(! Für mich ist heute kein Feiertag :(!

Du machst mir ein bissl Angst, Murat :D! Bist du Psychologe oder so? Hab natürlich schon alles parat, ein guter Heimwerker plant voraus ;)!

Jau, schönen Tag noch, man hört sich =)

Graphite in 2012: A Wave more than a Bubble

Posted on January 4, 2013  by Alessandro Bruno 

During the first half of 2012 the graphite sector was on everyone’s lips. The Vancouver (Cambridge House) conference in Vancouver in January 2012 did not mince its message: Graphite was the ‘raw material’ of the year. In the weeks that followed there was nothing short of a scramble to develop graphite projects, especially in Canada, after years of neglect and indifference as the West seemed all too happy to allow China to dominate that sector along with so many others. Until recently, and not unlike the situation for rare earths, China was seen as maintaining an unchallenged monopoly over graphite. Indeed, China supplies half of the graphite needs of Europe, Japan or North America (combined)..

Link: http://proedgewire.com/graphite-graphene-intel/...more-than-a-bubble/

"..Focus Graphite (OTCQX: FCSMF) and Standard Graphite (TSXV: SGH) have uncovered very high grade resources and the former is relying on these to stimulate the emerging graphene industry.." 

Höchstes Tagesvolumen seit vielen Monaten

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Das zieht den kompletten Graphitsektor verständlich nach oben. Northern Graphite hat sich für benötigte das Minenequipment erfolgreich eine Finanzierung von Caterpillar gesichert, dem weltgrößten Hersteller für Baumaschinen und einer wahrlich renommierten und einflussreichen Adresse. Die Finanzierung mit Caterpillar stellt nicht nur einen großen Meilenstein für Northern Graphite im Hinblick auf die Konstruktionsentscheidung dar, sie ist auch ein starkes Vertrauenszeichen für den Graphitsektor. Niemals würde eine Caterpillar diese Finanzierung zusichern, wenn sie nicht von einer profitablen, nachhaltigen Graphit-Minenoperation überzeugt wären.

January 08, 2013 08:45 ET

Northern Graphite Signs Equipment Financing Deal with Caterpillar

OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(Marketwire - Jan. 8, 2013) - Northern Graphite Corporation (TSX VENTURE:NGC)(OTCQX:NGPHF)(the "Company") announces that it has signed indicative term sheets with Caterpillar Financial Services Corporation ("Cat Financial") to provide financing for the purchase of up to US$17.5 million in Cat mining and Cat power equipment for the Company's Bissett Creek graphite project. Cat Financial has preliminarily indicated its additional interest in participating in a Project Debt Facility, subject to receipt of an Information Memorandum relating thereto and its agreement with the terms and conditions..

Link: http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/...sx-venture-ngc-1743299.htm

Vllt gehts jetzt mal ne Weile nach oben! Gebe dir vollkommen recht, Carpe! Caterpillar wird sich lukrative Vorhaben rauspicken wie ein Huhn... bock bock pick pick ;)

http://www.marketwire.com/press-release/...sx-venture-sgh-1744251.htm

Das sind gute Ergebnisse, zumindest besser als die von Lomiko ;)!

Absolut solide BEs, welche die potentielle Ressourcenzone massiv ausweiten und das prognostizierte Explorationspotential bestätigen. Der Großteil der Gehalte sind im Rahmen des Average von Mousseau East. Vor allem aber die geringe Tiefe der Treffer ist hier gut. Standard Graphite's abgesteckte Resourcenzone beginnt nahe zu so oberflächennah, wie die von Northern Graphite, und dabei sind die Gehalte meistens doppelt - dreifach so hoch.

Link: http://www.standardgraphite.com/i/pdf/w-mousseau.pdf 

9 Bohrlöcher von der Oat Zone pending! 

Chinesische Graphit-Miner fahren in 2012 Rekordgewinne ein:

Chinese Graphite Miners Put in Strong Performance in 2012

Monday January 14, 2013, 4:15am PST 

Graphite miners from China, the world’s top-producing nation, look to have had an excellent run in 2012.

Recently released numbers from China Data Online show that in October 2012 — the latest month reported — Chinese miners of graphite and talcum posted profits of 188.2 million yuan (US$30.2 million), a record for the year and the second-highest monthly total registered in the last 24 months..

Link: http://graphiteinvestingnews.com/...-metals-paringa-syrah-production/

China ready to launch Graphene Industrial Production in 2013

Posted on January 10, 2013  by Hongpo Shen 

As a new material, graphene in the past years has been developing at amazingly high speed. On December 5, 2012, graphene coated aluminum foil, achieved through a new technological approach, was put into production by Ningbo Morsh Technology Co., Ltd in Ningbo City, Zhejiang Province, China with an expected annual output of two million square meters. China has been moving quickly to shift graphene out of the laboratory to industrial development and the market. The graphene industry chain is gradually forming in China due to its own domestic demand for advanced materials and the rapid development of graphene industrial technology..

http://proedgewire.com/graphite-graphene-intel/...production-in-2013/

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Link: http://www.standardgraphite.com/s/maps_photos.asp

Graphene Patents – Game On

Posted on January 16, 2013  by Graeme Irvine 

According to just released data by CambridgeIP and carried yesterday by BBC online news, since graphene was discovered in 2004, there have been 7,531 graphene patents and patent applications globally, through the end of 2012. Chinese firms and research groups lead with 2,204 apparently, with  the USA second with 1,754. South Korea comes in a respectable third with 1,160. South Korea’s  electronics giant Samsung with 407 is the single company with the largest amount of patents and patent applications to date..

http://proedgewire.com/graphite-graphene-intel/...ne-patents-game-on/

Revealed: The race for graphene supremacy

Posted on January 16, 2013  by Robin Bromby 

British broadcaster BBC seems to have stirred up a hornet’s nest with its reporting on what Roger Bade at London brokers Whitman Howard calls “the pathetic nature of graphene research in the UK”. He was alarmed by the report that Asian countries are snapping up the bulk of graphene patents, and the US is not far behind. “Yet another example of inventions made for others to exploit?” he asks..

http://proedgewire.com/graphite-graphene-intel/...ne-supremacy/