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30 novembre 2012 •11:00

de plus en plus!

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03 décembre 2012 •07:22

brillante affaire et ces manipulations n y changent rien

M792095

12 décembre 2012 •08:56

brillantissime en effet.. le ridicule ne tue pas hseigne=opa=jacq=goldy etc

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14 décembre 2012 •16:10

BRILLANTE AFFAIRE!! les roquets sont a l'affût!

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14 décembre 2012 •16:11

http://www.mmegi.bw/index.php?sid=4&aid=669&dir=2012/December/Wednesday1 2

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17 décembre 2012 •07:25

http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/content/en/mineweb-company-releases?oid=165986&am p;sn=Detail

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23 décembre 2012 •07:15

de + en + d actualité

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24 décembre 2012 •11:33

on parle d'actifs et de potentiel, non pas de cours !

AGH57

24 décembre 2012 •18:06

d.a.u.b.e.

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31 décembre 2012 •07:52

http://shares.telegraph.co.uk/news/article.php?id=4507787&epic=ACU#

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03 janvier 2013 •06:40

production

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04 janvier 2013 •17:16

BRILLANTE AFFAIRE REALISEE

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09 janvier 2013 •07:03

or dinaire affaire !!

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15 janvier 2013 •06:48

Future brightens for troubled African Copper

MBONGENI MGUNI
Staff Writer

African Copper's troubled north-eastern copper operations appear to have turned the corner with lower operating costs driving a 44 percent drop in losses for the six months ended September 30, 2012.



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For the period, African Copper realised revenues of US$27.2 million (P214.3 million), 18 percent higher than the corresponding six months last year, while the loss for the period was US$8.98 million (P70.8 million) compared to US$16 million (P126.1 million) in the similar period in 2011.

For the six months ended September 30, 2012, operating income of US$4.3 million was a vast turnaround from a loss of US$4.3 million recorded in the six months ended September 30, 2011.

African Copper executives attributed the improved performance to higher production driven by more efficient processing activities and better grades at the Mowana and Thakadu mining operations.The Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE)-listed junior miner produced 4,490 tonnes of copper concentrate between March and September this year, 29 percent higher than the corresponding period last year. Production would have been even higher if not for the failure of a shaft which cut ore processing and caused a 15 day stoppage.

"We sourced all of the ore processed at the Mowana facilities during the period from the higher grade Thakadu Mine, and the increasing proportion of sulphide ore brought greater flotation stability and improved recoveries," acting CEO, Jordan Soko said.

Previously, African Copper had attributed its widening losses to various processing inefficiencies as well as the highly oxidic grades at Mowana Mine.

W During the reporting period, plant efficiency was also aided by the installation of a Larox filter, while trucking of ore from Thakadu to the processing facilities at Mowana ran seamlessly.Copper recoveries rose from 49.2 percent to 57.8 indicating the improved processing efficiencies at Mowana and reducing operating costs by 20 percent.

During the period, majority shareholder, ZCI Limited, also decided to defer all interest and principal repayments due to it from African Copper to March 2013. All of African Copper's consolidated principal debt of $89.7 million (P706.8 million) is owed to its principal shareholder, ZCI Limited.

Despite the repayment holiday and a ZCI's commitment letter to "continue making sufficient financial resources available," the CEO was cautious not to break out the champagne.

"African Copper made excellent progress during the six month period ended 30 September 2012 toward achieving stable operations at the Mowana plant and attaining profitability," Soko said."This lays the groundwork for an excellent second half to the year, as we continue to put our past challenges at the Mowana Mine behind us."

African Copper directors said the miner had adequate resources to operate for at least the next 12 months looking at its financial position, cash flow projections, support from ZCI and factoring in risks to these.

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15 janvier 2013 •15:30

brillante affaire réalisée!!

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18 janvier 2013 •16:24

réalisée!

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22 janvier 2013 •13:07

Future brightens for troubled African Copper

MBONGENI MGUNI
Staff Writer

African Copper's troubled north-eastern copper operations appear to have turned the corner with lower operating costs driving a 44 percent drop in losses for the six months ended September 30, 2012.




For the period, African Copper realised revenues of US$27.2 million (P214.3 million), 18 percent higher than the corresponding six months last year, while the loss for the period was US$8.98 million (P70.8 million) compared to US$16 million (P126.1 million) in the similar period in 2011.

For the six months ended September 30, 2012, operating income of US$4.3 million was a vast turnaround from a loss of US$4.3 million recorded in the six months ended September 30, 2011.

African Copper executives attributed the improved performance to higher production driven by more efficient processing activities and better grades at the Mowana and Thakadu mining operations.The Botswana Stock Exchange (BSE)-listed junior miner produced 4,490 tonnes of copper concentrate between March and September this year, 29 percent higher than the corresponding period last year. Production would have been even higher if not for the failure of a shaft which cut ore processing and caused a 15 day stoppage.

"We sourced all of the ore processed at the Mowana facilities during the period from the higher grade Thakadu Mine, and the increasing proportion of sulphide ore brought greater flotation stability and improved recoveries," acting CEO, Jordan Soko said.

Previously, African Copper had attributed its widening losses to various processing inefficiencies as well as the highly oxidic grades at Mowana Mine.

W During the reporting period, plant efficiency was also aided by the installation of a Larox filter, while trucking of ore from Thakadu to the processing facilities at Mowana ran seamlessly.Copper recoveries rose from 49.2 percent to 57.8 indicating the improved processing efficiencies at Mowana and reducing operating costs by 20 percent.

During the period, majority shareholder, ZCI Limited, also decided to defer all interest and principal repayments due to it from African Copper to March 2013. All of African Copper's consolidated principal debt of $89.7 million (P706.8 million) is owed to its principal shareholder, ZCI Limited.

Despite the repayment holiday and a ZCI's commitment letter to "continue making sufficient financial resources available," the CEO was cautious not to break out the champagne.

"African Copper made excellent progress during the six month period ended 30 September 2012 toward achieving stable operations at the Mowana plant and attaining profitability," Soko said."This lays the groundwork for an excellent second half to the year, as we continue to put our past challenges at the Mowana Mine behind us."

African Copper directors said the miner had adequate resources to operate for at least the next 12 months looking at its financial position, cash flow projections, support from ZCI and factoring in risks to these.

ZAMBIA COPPER est l’appellation courante de Zambia Copper Investments limited ( ZCI -- Isin:BMG9887P1068 – Mnémo : CV ) . C’est une holding bermudienne qui ne détenait qu’une seule participation en Zambie ; 28,4% de Konkola Copper Mine. Cette participation a été cédé en 2008 à Vedanta (qui détenait un call option). La cession s’est fait dans des conditions douteuses et spoliatrices pour les actionnaires. Aujourd’hui ZAMBIA COPPER (ZCI) détient 1 seul actif (mine de cuivre au Bostwana). Le titre cote de 0,42 à 0,56. Les manipulations spéculatives et toujours aussi douteuses font craindre une nouvelle spoliation des petits porteurs. Les investisseurs n’ont plus confiance en ce titre.

Son parcours boursier étant sulfureux il semble important de clairement distinguer ZAMBIA COPPER (ZCI), qui ne détient aucun actif en ZAMBIE.

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Zambia Consolidated Copper Mines Limited Investment (ZCCM-IH -- Isin : ZM0000000037 – Mnémo : MLZAM ) qui détient plusieurs actifs et participations en ZAMBIE

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24 janvier 2013 •08:12

http://www.londonstockexchange.com/exchange/news/market-news/market-news-detail. html?announcementId=11467080

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15 février 2013 •06:32

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15 février 2013 •11:48

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01 mars 2013 •07:29

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M5966349

06 mars 2013 •13:32

parler d'une brillante affaire ... une des pire de toute la cote !

M5966349

06 mars 2013 •13:33

- 15% .... SANS VERGOGNE !

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19 mars 2013 •14:37

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21 mars 2013 •08:14

actifs supers

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25 mars 2013 •12:59

TOUJOURS BRILLANTE AFFAIRE !

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26 mars 2013 •09:52

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25 avril 2013 •17:14

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02 mai 2013 •17:26

actifs BRILLANTS

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04 mai 2013 •08:03

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16 mai 2013 •09:50

toujours d actualité

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16 mai 2013 •17:33

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