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TankerOne · 04-10-2013, 16:28

PRPCF - Prophecy Coal Aktie - WKN: A1JAJ6 -Prophecy Coal, ein neuer Kohleproduzent in der Mongolei $$$$ - Target in Longterm: 10,00 S$ +++ und mehr

STRONG BUY $$$

Prophecy Coal Aktie
WKN: A1JAJ6
ISIN: CA74346B1031
Symbol: PRPCF
Typ: Aktie

Nachdem die alte Prophecy sich nun auf die Kohle konzentriert und außerdem einen neuen Namen erhalten hat, eröffne ich mal einen neuen Thread.

Bisheriger Thread:
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/dis...7277-1-10/prop…

Der andere Teil von Prophecy alt nennt sich jetzt Prophecy Platinum.
http://www.prophecyplat.com/

Prophecy Coal ist seit November 2010 Produzent in der Mongolei und der Abschluss von Lieferverträgen steht m.E. unmittelbar bevor. Danach wird für die Firma und auch hoffentlich für uns Aktionäre eine neue Ära beginnen.

In diesem Jahr werden außerdem wichtige Entscheidungen über den Bau des Kohlekraftwerks in Chandgana fallen. Der Antrag auf Betriebsgenehmigung wurde bereits vor einigen Wochen bei der zuständigen mongolischen Behörde eingereicht.

Prophecy Coal ist m.E. ziemlich drastisch unterbewertet. Aber bereits nach der Bekanntgabe der offtakes wird sich das ändern.

So, das war`s in kurzen Zügen. Ich hoffe, dass die bisher erfreulich sachliche und informative Diskussion hier fortgesetzt wird.

Und hier noch die HP von Prophecy Coal.
http://www.prophecycoal.com/index.php

Prophecy Coal Corp.
Bekzod Kasimov
Manager, Business Development
+976-9901-2672 or +1 604-569-3661
bekzod@prophecycoal.com
www.prophecycoal.com

Prophecy Coal, ein neuer Kohleproduzent in der Mongolei

hier kann man """kohle"""machen

Prophecy Comments on Information Leaks

Date : 09/25/2013 @ 11:20PM
Source : OTC Markets
Stock : Prophecy Coal Corp. (QX) (PRPCF)
Quote : 0.0897 0.0 (0.00%) @ 10:09AM

Prophecy Comments on Information Leaks

Prophecy Comments on Information Leaks
Prophecy Comments on Information Leaks

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Sep 25, 2013) - Prophecy Coal Corp. ("Prophecy") (TSX:PCY)(OTCQX:PRPCF)(FRANKFURT:1P2) -

The Company has learned that correspondence it received from the Toronto Stock Exchange has been improperly disclosed to the public. The Company is in the process of preparing a response to this correspondence.

If any material information arises from this exchange of correspondence, the Company will disclose such information in a timely manner.

About Prophecy Coal

Prophecy Coal Corp. is a Canadian company listed on the Toronto stock exchange engaged in developing energy projects in Mongolia. Prophecy's wholly-owned subsidiary Prophecy Power Generation LLC is advancing plans for a proposed 600 MW coal-fired mine-mouth power plant, which has been licensed by the Mongolian government, adjacent to its Chandgana coal deposit. Substantially all of Prophecy's resources are not mineral reserves; hence, they do not have demonstrated economic viability.

Further information on Prophecy Coal can be found at www.prophecycoal.com.

PROPHECY COAL CORP ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

John Lee, Executive Chairman

Neither the Toronto Stock Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the Toronto Stock Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.

http://www.reuters.com/article/2013...olia-investmen…

Mongolia eases restrictions on foreign investors
Fri Oct 4, 2013 4:46am EDT

New law aims to revive foreign investment

* Analysts say is step in right direction, but more to be done

* Mongolia's growth closely tied to its vast copper, coal resources

By Terrence Edwards

ULAN BATOR, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Mongolia has passed a law aimed at reviving foreign investment by easing restrictions on investors in key sectors such as mining and by providing greater certainty on the taxes they must pay.

The new regulations take effect on Nov 1 and replace two previous laws, including one that imposed restrictions on foreign investments in strategic sectors after state-owned Aluminum Corp of China (Chalco) made a bid to take control of Mongolia-focused coal miner SouthGobi Resources in 2012.

Investors and analysts said the new law was a step in the right direction following more than a year of uncertainty over investment rules, which many blamed for a slump of 43 percent in overseas investment in the first half of 2013, on an annual basis.

Economic growth in the sparsely populated and landlocked country is heavily tied to its vast copper and coal resources, and reinvigorating foreign investment has been a top priority for its government.

"Without a doubt, it is a very positive development," said Sam Spring, chief executive of Mongolia explorer Kincora Copper .

Under the new law, which had been on the cards for a few months, private companies will no longer need government approval to invest in the so-called strategic areas of mining, telecommunications and banking. Although firms that are at least 50 percent state-owned will still need the go-ahead from a new agency.

The law also gives investors five to 22 years of "stability" on value added tax, corporate income tax, mining royalties and customs duties. That means they will pay tax rates that apply when an investment is made for those periods.

The new investment law protects investors from expropriation, allows profits to be taken out of the country, and reaffirms the right to arbitration, Sereeter Javkhlanbaatar, head of foreign investment regulation and registration in the economic development ministry told Reuters.

While the new investment law marks a step forward, Independent Mongolian Metals & Mining Research analyst Dale Choi said three key issues - the fate of an underground expansion at Rio Tinto's Oyu Tolgoi copper mine, uncertainty over 106 mining licences, and revisions to a rivers and forests law - still need to be resolved to restore foreign investor confidence.

Centerra Gold needs revisions to the rivers and forests law in order to go ahead with its Gatsuurt project, which has been on hold since 2010.

Kincora Copper is among an estimated 11 foreign companies and 67 Mongolia groups affected by uncertainty over the status of mining licences.

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Keine Rede irgendwelchen Genehmigungsverfahren bei über 33% ausländischem Firmenanteil...

Prophecy Coal Corp.
Bekzod Kasimov
Manager, Business Development
+976-9901-2672 or +1 604-569-3661
bekzod@prophecycoal.com
www.prophecycoal.com

STRONG BUY $$$

Target: 10,00 US$ +++ und mehr in Longterm

04-10-2013, 16:28	#1
TankerOne TBB Starmember Registriert seit: Jun 2010 Beiträge: 496	PRPCF - Prophecy Coal Aktie - WKN: A1JAJ6 -Prophecy Coal, ein neuer Kohleproduzent in PRPCF - Prophecy Coal Aktie - WKN: A1JAJ6 -Prophecy Coal, ein neuer Kohleproduzent in der Mongolei $$$$ - Target in Longterm: 10,00 S$ +++ und mehr STRONG BUY $$$ Prophecy Coal Aktie WKN: A1JAJ6 ISIN: CA74346B1031 Symbol: PRPCF Typ: Aktie Nachdem die alte Prophecy sich nun auf die Kohle konzentriert und außerdem einen neuen Namen erhalten hat, eröffne ich mal einen neuen Thread. Bisheriger Thread: http://www.wallstreet-online.de/dis...7277-1-10/prop… Der andere Teil von Prophecy alt nennt sich jetzt Prophecy Platinum. http://www.prophecyplat.com/ Prophecy Coal ist seit November 2010 Produzent in der Mongolei und der Abschluss von Lieferverträgen steht m.E. unmittelbar bevor. Danach wird für die Firma und auch hoffentlich für uns Aktionäre eine neue Ära beginnen. In diesem Jahr werden außerdem wichtige Entscheidungen über den Bau des Kohlekraftwerks in Chandgana fallen. Der Antrag auf Betriebsgenehmigung wurde bereits vor einigen Wochen bei der zuständigen mongolischen Behörde eingereicht. Prophecy Coal ist m.E. ziemlich drastisch unterbewertet. Aber bereits nach der Bekanntgabe der offtakes wird sich das ändern. So, das war`s in kurzen Zügen. Ich hoffe, dass die bisher erfreulich sachliche und informative Diskussion hier fortgesetzt wird. Und hier noch die HP von Prophecy Coal. http://www.prophecycoal.com/index.php Prophecy Coal Corp. Bekzod Kasimov Manager, Business Development +976-9901-2672 or +1 604-569-3661 bekzod@prophecycoal.com www.prophecycoal.com Prophecy Coal, ein neuer Kohleproduzent in der Mongolei hier kann man """kohle"""machen Prophecy Comments on Information Leaks Date : 09/25/2013 @ 11:20PM Source : OTC Markets Stock : Prophecy Coal Corp. (QX) (PRPCF) Quote : 0.0897 0.0 (0.00%) @ 10:09AM Prophecy Comments on Information Leaks Prophecy Comments on Information Leaks Prophecy Comments on Information Leaks VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - Sep 25, 2013) - Prophecy Coal Corp. ("Prophecy") (TSX:PCY)(OTCQX:PRPCF)(FRANKFURT:1P2) - The Company has learned that correspondence it received from the Toronto Stock Exchange has been improperly disclosed to the public. The Company is in the process of preparing a response to this correspondence. If any material information arises from this exchange of correspondence, the Company will disclose such information in a timely manner. About Prophecy Coal Prophecy Coal Corp. is a Canadian company listed on the Toronto stock exchange engaged in developing energy projects in Mongolia. Prophecy's wholly-owned subsidiary Prophecy Power Generation LLC is advancing plans for a proposed 600 MW coal-fired mine-mouth power plant, which has been licensed by the Mongolian government, adjacent to its Chandgana coal deposit. Substantially all of Prophecy's resources are not mineral reserves; hence, they do not have demonstrated economic viability. Further information on Prophecy Coal can be found at www.prophecycoal.com. PROPHECY COAL CORP ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD John Lee, Executive Chairman Neither the Toronto Stock Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the Toronto Stock Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. http://www.reuters.com/article/2013...olia-investmen… Mongolia eases restrictions on foreign investors Fri Oct 4, 2013 4:46am EDT New law aims to revive foreign investment * Analysts say is step in right direction, but more to be done * Mongolia's growth closely tied to its vast copper, coal resources By Terrence Edwards ULAN BATOR, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Mongolia has passed a law aimed at reviving foreign investment by easing restrictions on investors in key sectors such as mining and by providing greater certainty on the taxes they must pay. The new regulations take effect on Nov 1 and replace two previous laws, including one that imposed restrictions on foreign investments in strategic sectors after state-owned Aluminum Corp of China (Chalco) made a bid to take control of Mongolia-focused coal miner SouthGobi Resources in 2012. Investors and analysts said the new law was a step in the right direction following more than a year of uncertainty over investment rules, which many blamed for a slump of 43 percent in overseas investment in the first half of 2013, on an annual basis. Economic growth in the sparsely populated and landlocked country is heavily tied to its vast copper and coal resources, and reinvigorating foreign investment has been a top priority for its government. "Without a doubt, it is a very positive development," said Sam Spring, chief executive of Mongolia explorer Kincora Copper . Under the new law, which had been on the cards for a few months, private companies will no longer need government approval to invest in the so-called strategic areas of mining, telecommunications and banking. Although firms that are at least 50 percent state-owned will still need the go-ahead from a new agency. The law also gives investors five to 22 years of "stability" on value added tax, corporate income tax, mining royalties and customs duties. That means they will pay tax rates that apply when an investment is made for those periods. The new investment law protects investors from expropriation, allows profits to be taken out of the country, and reaffirms the right to arbitration, Sereeter Javkhlanbaatar, head of foreign investment regulation and registration in the economic development ministry told Reuters. While the new investment law marks a step forward, Independent Mongolian Metals & Mining Research analyst Dale Choi said three key issues - the fate of an underground expansion at Rio Tinto's Oyu Tolgoi copper mine, uncertainty over 106 mining licences, and revisions to a rivers and forests law - still need to be resolved to restore foreign investor confidence. Centerra Gold needs revisions to the rivers and forests law in order to go ahead with its Gatsuurt project, which has been on hold since 2010. Kincora Copper is among an estimated 11 foreign companies and 67 Mongolia groups affected by uncertainty over the status of mining licences. ************ Keine Rede irgendwelchen Genehmigungsverfahren bei über 33% ausländischem Firmenanteil... Prophecy Coal Corp. Bekzod Kasimov Manager, Business Development +976-9901-2672 or +1 604-569-3661 bekzod@prophecycoal.com www.prophecycoal.com STRONG BUY $$$ Target: 10,00 US$ +++ und mehr in Longterm