RE: No activity on this board - because no one knows what is going on.
True, its a lack of communications - The Khazaks may have some difficulties with English - but the IR in Toronto is not doing the PR etc. needed for a TSX listed company -
most blame should go to the current management who followed in the tracks of the old with Graham Bevan - who don't know anything about PR or about the communication to Shareholders - he is doing nothing and has done nothing - as the past CEO when it comes to communications - to the Long Shareholders - he more or less have acted like a clown nss basher - not much better -
RE: Are those damn Khazaks slipping the gold - out the back door?
No, I don't think so - for they have increased - the Gold production each year in the last 10 years - and lowered the production costs -
to become a profitable Gold producing company -
they are hard working with low labour costs -
more with very good spirit of Liberty - Freedom - after they become free from the absolute slavedrivers of ussr's bolshevikz tyrrantz - bureauc-rats -
rossi - soon we will see Q3Reports - which have the combined Gold production - with the Charlatyn the company - Eurasia Gold bought - in front of - the russian Victor Vekselberg - who wanted it all but only got 25% of Charlatyn - for $75 million in Sept. 2005 -
Victor may be buying anything available - for he looking for Gold and have very little other Au production compared to his steel and aluminum smelters in russia etc.
Mr Nursultan Nazarbayev, President of the Republic of Kazakhstan - today opened the markets at the London Stock Exchange -
Mr Nazarbayev was accompanied by key members of the Kazakh government and representatives of leading UK and Kazakh financial institutions, including London-listed companies with significant interests in Kazakhstan, Kazakhmys PLC and JSC Kazmunaigas.
The event formed part of the programme for Mr Nazarbayev's official visit to the UK, and marks a strengthening - relationship between the UK and Kazakhstan's - financial markets.
This relationship was formalised by the signing of a co-operation agreement between the London Stock Exchange and the Regional Financial Centre of Almaty (RFCA). The Exchange and the RFCA will hold a Central Asian Capital Markets Conference in Almaty on 1-2 February 2007.
Four Kazakh companies are currently listed on the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market, and a further 10 companies with operations in Kazakhstan are quoted on AIM -
Kazakh companies have raised a total of $4.2 billion, most recently JSC Kazkommertsbank, on the Main Market and AIM in the past two years -
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