BONTERRA RESOURCES WKN: A2N8S8 ISIN: CA09852X7018 Kürzel: 9BR2 Forum: Aktien Thema: Hauptdiskussion

hab damals ohne groß nachzudenken mich mit 300 € eingedeckt also ich lasse laufen

Kiwi99. Wiso willst du jetzt hier raus wenn du die 0,34 erreicht hast? Das musst du mir mal erklären! Willst du keine Gewinne mitnehmen die es irgendwann mal gibt?

Geht bestimmt höher.gute news in der pipeline zu erwarten

Bin vor Monaten mit Minus raus. Hätte auch nicht gedacht, dass die fakebude nochmal nach oben dreht ;)

habe lange nicht mehr daran geglaubt aber denke bald wird das durchstarten hier

Geht trotzdem in richtung 0,35 eurocent

In die richtung scheint es gerade auch zu gehen!

die aktie wurde für 0.35 euro gekauft wie ich verstehe oder? das wäre doch ein gutes signal in richtung zukunft

MASSROOTS INC. DL-,001 Das hat Zukunft und potential

Canada findets wohl naja

Vancouver, BC - 22. März 2017 - BonTerra Resources Inc. (TSX-V: BTR, US: BONXF, FSE: 9BR1) ("BonTerra" oder die "Gesellschaft") freut sich bekannt zu geben, dass die Kinross Gold Corporation ("Kinross" ) Hat vereinbart, im Wege der Privatplatzierung 14.857.440 Stammaktien ("Stammaktien") von BonTerra zu einem Preis von 0,35 $ je Stammaktie für Gesamtbruttoerlöse von $ 5.200104 (die "Transaktion") zu erwerben. Bei Abschluss der Transaktion wird Kinross etwa 9,5% der ausgegebenen und ausstehenden Stammaktien von BonTerra unverfälscht halten.

Gut oder schlecht?

Vancouver, BC – March 22, 2017 – BonTerra Resources Inc. (TSX-V: BTR, US: BONXF, FSE: 9BR1) ("BonTerra" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that Kinross Gold Corporation (“Kinross”) has agreed to acquire, by way of private placement, 14,857,440 common shares (“Common Shares”) of BonTerra at a price of $0.35 per Common Share for total gross proceeds of $5,200,104 (the “Transaction”). On closing of the Transaction, Kinross will hold approximately 9.5% of BonTerra’s issued and outstanding common shares on an undiluted basis.

gibt wieder neue news

Geht das auch in deutsch

gut wer zwischen zeilen lesen kann Nav Dhaliwal's Bonterra Resources Inc. (BTR), up one cent to 36 cents on 300,000 shares, is acquiring the Thubiere gold project in the Urban-Barry district of Quebec. Mr. Dhaliwal, president and chief executive officer, calls the 338-hectare property a "strategic acquisition," lying northwest of its Arena property. He points out that it is surrounded by a large land position held by Osisko Mining Inc. (OSK: $4.19). Mr. Dhaliwal says that Thubiere has been "poorly explored" to date -- presumably he means barely explored, rather than passing judgement on the quality of the previous work, since he touts that old work as "strongly supporting" future exploration along a main fault. Curiously, Bonterra is paying $5,000 in cash and 150,000 shares for Thubiere, while offering $10,000 in cash plus 150,000 shares for just 226 hectares of claims adjoining the project, making them, one might think, an even more "strategic acquisition." Bonterra is already busy in this highly strategic area. The company's Arena project hosts the Gladiator deposit, which contains 905,000 tonnes at 9.37 grams of gold per tonne, or 273,000 ounces. That estimate is now four years old and the company has been busy drilling over the past two years, expanding the strike length of the deposit to 1,200 metres from just 200 metres during that time. The assays have been equally encouraging with several high-grade hits topping 50 grams per tonne. Mr. Dhaliwal's salary has been expanding along with Gladiator's strike length, since he arrived in 2012. He was earning just 120,000 in 2014, but he got a bump to 150,000 the following year and to $180,000 for fiscal 2016. His latest raise came last summer; Bonterra now pays him $192,000 per year. Mr. Dhaliwal may be counting his pennies despite the raises. He also had a side job as president and CEO of Noka Resources Inc. (NX: $0.085), which had been paying him $162,500 per year at last report but he resigned last month.