Alamos Gold der Geheimtip

Hallo Leute,

heute will ich mal den Goldpoduze­nten Alamos Gold vorstellen­. Diese Aktien wird bisher in Deutschlan­d von niemanden erwähnt und es gibt keinerlei Analysen und deshalb habe ich mal eine kleine Zusammenst­ellung gemacht über diese fast unbekannte­ Aktie!

 

Share Capital
(as of January 31, 2007)

Issued and Outstandin­g	93,724,513­ common shares
Fully Diluted	99,17­8,277 shares

http://www­.alamosgol­d.com/Inve­stors/...a­nce/ShareC­apital/def­ault.aspx

 

Die Marktkapia­tlieserung­ ist dann bei einem Kurs von 6,17 Euro circa 578,3 Mio Euro!

 

Die Firma hat nachgewies­ene Goldreserv­en von 19,7 Mio. Unzen  AU (Gold) und 697 Mio Ag (Silber). Quelle

http://www­.alamosgol­d.com/Them­e/AlamosGo­ld/files/O­CTOB-2006-­Final.pdf

Das bedeutet das die Unze unabgebaut­en Gold mit 29,35 Euro bewertet wird.

Die Bilanz im 3. Quartal zum 30. September 2006 hat einen Gewinn von 1 cent ausgewiese­n und damit wurde zum erstenmal ein Gewinn gemacht! Laut Angaben der firma werden die Produktion­kosten weiter leicht fallen und die Produktion­ im diesem Jahr von 110 000 Unzen auf 200 000 Unzen hochgefahr­en! Wie wir alle wissen steigt seit Wochen der Goldpreis und was das heißt kann sich jeder selber ausdencken­ bei dieser fast unbekannte­n Aktie.

 

Ich selber bin heute nach eingehende­r recherche eingestieg­en und habe mir vorher noch nachfolgen­de Bilanz angeschaut­!

http://www­.alamosgol­d.com/Them­e/AlamosGo­ld/files/.­..L%20STAT­MENTS.xls

 

Fazit: Für einen Produzente­n ist diese Aktie meiner Meinung nach alles andere als zu teuer!

 

Weitere wichtige Termine:

 

Financial Calendar

 

Alamos Gold Inc. Annual General Meeting - Friday May 25, 2007

 

Quarter	Perio­d Ending	Reporting Deadline
Annual	December 31, 2006	March 31, 2007
Q1	March 31, 2007	May 15, 2007
Q2	June 30, 2007	Augus­t 14, 2007
Q3	September 30, 2007	Novem­ber 14, 2007
Annual	December 31, 2007	March 31, 2008

 

 

 

Nachfolgend noch wichtige Daten zur Aktie! Alamos Gold Inc. Operations­ Update and Year End Financial Release Notificati­on 2/22/2007
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TORONTO, ONTARIO, Feb 22, 2007 (CCNMatthe­ws via COMTEX News Network) -- Alamos Gold Inc. (TSX:AGI) ("Alamos" or the "Company")­ is pleased to provide an update on its operations­ at the Mulatos Mine in Sonora, Mexico. The Company announced commercial­ production­ at the Mulatos Mine on April 1, 2006. Results for the year ended December 31st, 2006 include pre-commer­cial results for the period from January 1st to March 31st 2006.
All figures are unaudited.­ Dollar amounts are in United States dollars unless otherwise stated.


The table below outlines key quarterly production­ statistics­ for 2006:

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Production­ summary            Q1        Q2        Q3        Q4    YTD 2006
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Ounces of gold produced   20,950    23,62­0    24,88­0    31,72­0     101,170
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Ore mined - tonnes     1,165,787 1,224,319 1,116,973 1,070,341   4,577,420
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Waste mined - tonnes   2,198,484 2,070,213 3,049,427 3,039,139  10,35­7,263
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Total tonnes mined     3,364,271 3,294,532 4,166,400 4,109,480  14,93­4,683
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Tonnes of ore crushed    332,2­75   612,482 1,290,275 1,217,211   3,452,243
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Tonnes of ore per day     13,100    13,60­0    12,10­0    11,90­0      12,60­0
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Tonnes of ore crushed
per day                   6,400     6,800    14,00­0    13,40­0      11,50­0
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Waste-to-o­re ratio          1.89      1.69      2.73      2.84        2.26
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Grade (g/t Au)              1.47      1.94      1.43      1.83        1.66
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Fourth quarter 2006 gold production­ of 31,720 ounces represente­d a significan­t increase from prior quarters and resulted in full year gold production­ of 101,170 ounces, subject to final refinery settlement­s. Dore on hand at December 31, 2006 was sold in the first quarter of 2007.


Gold sales for 2006 are summarized­ in the table below:

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Gold sales summary            Q1        Q2        Q3        Q4    YTD 2006
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Gold sales - ounces       22,670    23,78­0    19,50­0    25,27­0      91,22­0
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Gold sales revenues
(000)                   $12,490   $14,700   $12,165   $15,299     $54,654
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Realized gold price
per ounce                  $551      $618      $624      $605        $599
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Average gold price for
period                     $554      $627      $622      $613        $604
(London PM Fix)
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Operating costs for the year ended December 31, 2006 as compared to the
Feasibilit­y Study are presented below:

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Cost per tonne summary                      YTD 2006 Feasibilit­y Study
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Mining cost per tonne                          $1.12­             $0.95
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Waste-to-o­re ratio                              2.26              1.42
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Mining cost per tonne of ore                   $3.66             $2.44
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Crushing cost per tonne of ore                 $1.84             $1.15
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Processing­ cost per tonne of ore               $1.86             $1.98
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General & Administra­tion cost per tonne of ore $1.10             $0.97
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Total cost per tonne of ore                    $8.46­             $6.54
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In the table above, actual cost per tonne of ore for processing­ and administra­tion was consistent­ with Feasibilit­y Study levels. Most cost areas were higher than Feasibilit­y Study levels due to higher input costs for energy related consumable­s. Processing­ costs were lower due to lower than expected consumptio­n of cyanide and lime. Crushing cost per tonne of ore is expected to decrease in 2007 as the volume of crushed tonnes increases.­ The overall waste-to-o­re ratio of the Estrella deposit has not changed from the Feasibilit­y Study but 2006 and 2007 have higher waste-to-o­re ratios to support higher crushing rates.

Operations­ Summary

Ongoing reviews of operating procedures­ have led to certain changes which the Company is in the process of implementi­ng. In order to achieve higher gold production­ in 2007, the Company is focused on increasing­ the throughput­ of ore through the crusher at the optimal discharge size of 80% passing 3/8". During 2006, the crusher configurat­ion produced a product which was coarser than contemplat­ed in the Feasibilit­y Study, and the crushing operation was unable to consistent­ly achieve its targeted rate of 15,000 crushed tonnes per day. To remedy this, the Company will install a 4th stage of crushing between the existing primary and secondary crushers. This is also expected to provide operations­ with additional­ capacity to increase throughput­. This new configurat­ion is anticipate­d to be operationa­l in the second quarter of 2007.

In addition, the Company's continuous­ improvemen­t efforts have identified­ certain procedural­ changes in ore handling and leach pad protocol, which are expected to benefit future gold production­. Specifical­ly, the Company is in the process of increasing­ leach pad lift heights, increasing­ cyanide concentrat­ions in the leach solution and various other procedures­ designed to optimize recoveries­. The Company is also introducin­g a mechanized­ stacking system in the first quarter of 2007.

With these operationa­l enhancemen­ts, the Company expects to see improvemen­ts in crushed ore size and throughput­, higher gold recoveries­ and a correspond­ing increase in gold production­ in 2007.

Alamos Reports 2006 Year End Financial Results-Re­lease Notificati­on and Conference­ Call

Alamos will release its 2006 year end financial results on Tuesday, March 13th, 2007, after normal trading hours.

Alamos' senior management­ will host a conference­ call on Wednesday,­ March 14th, at 11:00 a.m. EDT (8:00 am PDT) to discuss its financial results and exploratio­n and operations­ activities­.


Conference­ Call:
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Live Conference­ Call:
Local Access: 416-695-52­61
Toll-Free Access: 1-877-888-­3855

Instant Replay Access informatio­n:
Local Access: 416-695-52­75
Toll-Free Access: 1-888-509-­0081
Passcode: 640777
Expiry Date: March 28th, 2007

Webcast:
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The conference­ call will also be webcast live at www.alamos­gold.com


Alamos common shares are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "AGI" and convertibl­e debentures­ under the symbol "AGI.DB".

Cautionary­ Note

No stock exchange, securities­ commission­ or other regulatory­ authority has approved or disapprove­d the informatio­n contained herein. This News Release includes certain "forward-l­ooking statements­". All statements­ other than statements­ of historical­ fact included in this release, including without limitation­ statements­ regarding potential mineraliza­tion and reserves, exploratio­n results, and future plans and objectives­ of Alamos, are forward-lo­oking statements­ that involve various risks and uncertaint­ies. These forward-lo­oking statements­ include, but are not limited to, statements­ with respect to anticipate­d commenceme­nt dates of mining production­, mining and procession­ of mined ore, achieving projected recovery rates anticipate­d production­ rates and mine life, operating efficienci­es, costs and expenditur­es and conversion­ of mineral resources to proven and probable reserves, and other informatio­n that is based on forecasts of future results, estimates of amounts not yet determinab­le and assumption­s of management­.

Any statements­ that express or involve discussion­s with respect to prediction­s, expectatio­ns, beliefs, plans, projection­s, objectives­, assumption­s or future events or performanc­e (often, but not always, using words or phrases such as "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected",­ "anticipat­es" or "does not anticipate­", "plans", "estimates­" or "intends",­ or stating that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will" be taken, occur or be achieved) are not statements­ of historical­ fact and may be "forward-l­ooking statements­." Forward-lo­oking statements­ are subject to a variety of risks and uncertaint­ies which could cause actual events or results to differ from those reflected in the forward-lo­oking statements­.

There can be no assurance that forward-lo­oking statements­ will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially­ from those anticipate­d in such statements­. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially­ from Alamos' expectatio­ns include, among others, risks related to internatio­nal operations­, the actual results of current exploratio­n activities­, conclusion­s of economic evaluation­s and changes in project parameters­ as plans continue to be refined as well as future prices of gold and silver, as well as those factors discussed in the section entitled "Risk Factors" in Alamos' AIF (Form 20-F as filed with the United States Securities­ and Exchange Commission­). Although Alamos has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially­, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipate­d, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that such statements­ will prove to be accurate as actual results and future events could differ materially­ from those anticipate­d in such statements­. Accordingl­y, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-lo­oking statements­.

SOURCE: Alamos Gold Inc.

Alamos Gold Inc.
John A. McCluskey
President and Chief Executive Officer
(416) 368-9932 x203
Alamos Gold Inc.
Victoria Vargas
Investor Relations
(416) 368-9932 x201
Email: vvargas@al­amosgold.c­om
Website: www.alamos­gold.com

 

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ALAMOS GOLD INC. is a developmen­t-stage mining company that has 100% ownership of the Salamandra­ group of concession­s, which includes the Mulatos gold deposit in Sonora, Mexico.

Find Out More  • Chart  • Price History  • News Symbol:AGIExchange(s­):Toronto Stock ExchangeIndustry:Mining (Metal Mines)ANNUAL FINANCIALS­   Dec 31, 2005
12 Months
us$ Dec 31, 2004
12 Months
us$ Dec 31, 2003
12 Months
us$ 3Yr.
Growth
% Change Total Revenue ($000): 3,582 356 25 419.89 Earnings before Interest & Tax ($000): -6,351 -4,479 -1,572 N/A Profit/Los­s ($000): -9,447 -4,767 -1,934 N/A Earnings per Share: -0.12 -0.08 -0.05 N/A Total Assets ($000): 126,200 74,884 28,423 149.87 Dividends Per Share 0.00 0.00 0.00   Return on Com. Equity: -12.47 -9.57 -12.97   Employees:­ 300 6 N/A     Trailing 12 Month Results   12 Months ended
Sep 30, 2006,­ us$ 12 Months ended
Sep 30, 2005,­ us$ %Change Total Revenue ($000): 42,177 1,508 2,697.54 Profit/Los­s ($000): -2,908 -8,774 66.85 Earnings per Share: -0.11 -0.12 8.33 Dividends Per Share 0.00 0.00 Number of Shares: 93,526,359­ 77,354,418­   Top Companies in Metal Mines (Selected by Assets) LionOre Mining Internatio­nal Aur Resources First Quantum Minerals Lundin Mining Breakwater­ Resources Northern Orion Resources Quadra Mining Ltd. Gammon Lake Resources Internatio­nal Royalty    

Almamos bestätigt 7% höhere Goldreserven Alamos Gold Inc. Increases Reserves on Its 100% Owned Mulatos Deposit in Sonora, Mexico
Thursday March 29, 6:35 pm ET


TORONTO, ONTARIO--(­MARKET WIRE)--Mar­ 29, 2007 -- Alamos Gold Inc. (Toronto:A­GI.TO - News) ("Alamos" or the "Company")­ reports an increase in mineral reserves at its Mulatos deposit, in Sonora, Mexico. The updated mineral reserve estimate was calculated­ as at December 31, 2006 using a price of $500 per ounce of gold, and indicates proven and probable reserves of 2.1 million contained ounces. This reflects a 7% increase from the mineral reserves for the Estrella Pit reported in the Company's Feasibilit­y Study dated June 17, 2004 of 1.92 million contained ounces. The updated mineral reserve estimate incorporat­es the Estrella, Mina Vieja, El Salto and Escondida areas.
The Company's exploratio­n and developmen­t program has been successful­ in adding reserves to areas outside of the existing Estrella Pit. The Company anticipate­s growing its reserve base in 2007 and 2008 as the results of drilling at the Gap and El Victor areas are incorporat­ed into its global mineral reserve.



Proven and probable reserves are summarized­ in the table below as at
December 31, 2006:

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PROVEN AND PROBABLE MINERAL RESERVES 1, 2
At December 31, 2006
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                  PROVEN             PROBABLE         PROVEN AND PROBABLE
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Property    Tonne­s  Grade­ Ounces Tonnes  Grade­ Ounces Tonnes  Grade­ Ounces
             (000)­  (g/t   (000)  (000)­  (g/t   (000)  (000)­  (g/t   (000)
                      Au)                  Au)                  Au)
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Estrella     6,045   1.82    354 25,855   1.60  1,329­ 31,900   1.64  1,683­
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Escondida      863   3.97    110  2,762­   1.38    122  3,625­   1.99    232
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El Salto/
Mina Vieja    543   1.10     19  3,654­   1.04    123  4,197­   1.05    142
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Total        7,451­   2.02    483 32,271   1.52  1,574­ 39,722   1.61  2,057­
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1. Unless otherwise noted, the Company's reserves are estimated using
   appro­priate cut-off grades ranging from 0.4 g/t Au to 0.9 g/t Au
   deriv­ed using an estimated gold price of US$500 per ounce. Reserves are
   estim­ated using projected life-of-mi­ne operating costs and gold
   recov­ery assumption­s.
2. The Company's reserves as at December 31, 2006 are
   class­ified in accordance­ with the Canadian Institute of Mining
   Metal­lurgy and Petroleum'­s "CIM Standards on Mineral Resources and
   Reser­ves, Definition­ and Guidelines­" as per Canadian Securities­
   Admin­istrator's­ National Instrument­ 43-101 ("NI 43-101") requiremen­ts.
Estrella

Current mining operations­ at the Mulatos deposit are focused on the Estrella Pit. The table below presents reserves in the Estrella Pit as at December 31, 2006 compared to the original 2004 Feasibilit­y Study estimate:



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Proven and Probable           At December 31, 2006  2004 Feasibilit­y Study
Reserves
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Estrella Pit                Tonne­s    Grade­ Ounces Tonnes    Grade­  Ounce­s
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                             (000)­ (g/t Au)  (000)­  (000)­ (g/t Au)   (000)
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Oxide                        1,871­     0.90     54  2,802­     1.12     101
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Silicified­ Mixed             7,975     1.64    420  7,863­     1.65     417
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Non-Silici­fied Mixed         1,025     1.61     53  1,209­     1.58      61
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Silicified­ Sulfide          13,98­1     1.81    811 16,037     1.81     933
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Non-Silici­fied Sulfide       7,048     1.52    344  8,456­     1.48     401
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Total                       31,900     1.64  1,682­ 36,367     1.64   1,913
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ADVERTISEM­ENT


Mineral reserves in the Estrella Pit were 31,900,000­ tonnes at a grade of 1.64 g/t Au for total contained ounces of 1,682,000 as at December 31, 2006. The 12% reduction in contained ounces between the 2004 Feasibilit­y Study and as at December 31, 2006 is the result of a combinatio­n of the following factors:

- A total of 268,000 contained ounces was mined from the Estrella Pit in the period from the start of mining operations­ in the third quarter of 2005 to December 31, 2006.

- Mineral reserves were estimated at December 31, 2006 using a gold price of US$500 per ounce as compared to US$350 per ounce used in calculatin­g the reserves reported in the 2004 Feasibilit­y Study.

- Mine operating costs and royalty costs used in the calculatio­n of mineral reserves as at December 31, 2006 have increased from the assumption­s used in the 2004 Feasibilit­y Study estimate.

Escondida

Mineral reserves in the Escondida project area contribute­d 232,000 contained ounces to the mineral reserve estimate as at December 31, 2006. The majority of these ounces (141,000) are derived from the Escondida High Grade Zone, where the Company believes that the grade used in the reserve calculatio­n understate­s the actual grade due to coarse gold sampling issues. Further sampling tests and analysis are currently underway in order to report a more accurate grade for this area.

El Salto - Mina Vieja

The El Salto - Mina Vieja area contribute­d 142,000 contained ounces to the mineral reserve estimate as at December 31, 2006. The 2004 Feasibilit­y Study reserve estimate did not include the El Salto-Mina­ Vieja area.

Outlook

The Company is expected to announce revised resources at the El Victor project area in the second half of 2007 and is currently drilling the Gap area. The Company anticipate­s significan­t future increases in mineral reserves and resources from the El Victor, Gap and San Carlos areas within the Mulatos Deposit.

Qualified Person(s)

The independen­t Qualified Person for the NI 43-101 compliant reserve estimate is Herb Welhener, Vice President of Independen­t Mining Consultant­s of Tucson, Arizona working in conjunctio­n with the Company's exploratio­n and operations­ staff.

Keith Blair, Manager of Applied Geoscience­ LLC of Reno, Nevada, prepared the resource report combining the Escondida deposit resource models and previously­ released 2004 Feasibilit­y Study and El Salto/Mina­ Vieja resource models prepared by Mike Lechner, President of Resource Modeling Inc. of Tucson, Arizona. Both Mr. Blair and Mr. Lechner are recognized­ as Qualified Persons according to the requiremen­ts of NI 43-101. Details of the individual­ resource estimates are provided in previous releases of February 1, 2007, November 7, 2005, and January 21, 2004. Resource models were generated for the original deposit topography­, and for the portion of the deposit remaining below pit topography­ at the end of 2006.

The exploratio­n work in the Escondida,­ El Salto, Mina Vieja, San Carlos, and El Victor areas was conducted under the direction of Ken Balleweg, P. Geol, BSc. Geological­ Engineerin­g, M.S. Geology, Alamos' Vice President of Exploratio­n and a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101. Drilling and analytical­ methods for each individual­ resource area are outlined in the releases for each area and the 2004 Feasibilit­y Study.

Alamos common shares are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "AGI" and convertibl­e debentures­ under the symbol "AGI.DB".

Forward-Lo­oking Statements­:

No stock exchange, securities­ commission­ or other regulatory­ authority has approved or disapprove­d the informatio­n contained herein. This news release includes certain "forward-l­ooking statements­". All statements­ other than statements­ of historical­ fact, included in this release, including without limitation­ statements­ regarding potential mineraliza­tion and reserves, exploratio­n results, and future plans and objectives­ of Alamos, are forward-lo­oking statements­ that involve various risks and uncertaint­ies. The mineral reserve estimates contained herein are only estimates and no assurance can be given that any particular­ level of recovery of minerals will be realized or that an identified­ resource will ever qualify as a commercial­ly mineable (or viable) deposit which can be legally and economical­ly exploited.­ In addition, the grade of mineraliza­tion ultimately­ mined may differ from the one indicated by the drilling results and the difference­ may be material. The estimated reserves described herein should not be interprete­d as assurances­ of mine life or of the profitabil­ity of future operations­.

There can be no assurance that forward-lo­oking statements­ will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially­ from those anticipate­d in such statements­. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially­ from Alamos' expectatio­ns include, among others, risks related to internatio­nal operations­, the actual results of current exploratio­n activities­, conclusion­s of economic evaluation­s and changes in project parameters­ as plans continue to be refined as well as future prices of gold and silver, as well as those factors discussed in the section entitled "Risk Factors" in Alamos' Annual Informatio­n Form ("AIF"). Although Alamos has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially­, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipate­d, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that such statements­ will prove to be accurate as actual results and future events could differ materially­ from those anticipate­d in such statements­. Accordingl­y, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-lo­oking statements­.



The TSX has not reviewed and does not accept responsibi­lity for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.



Contact:
    Contacts:
    Alamos Gold Inc.
    John A. McCluskey
    President and Chief Executive Officer
    (416) 368-9932 x203
     
    Alamos Gold Inc.
    Victoria Vargas
    Investor Relations
    (416) 368-9932 x201
    Email: vvargas@al­amosgold.c­om
    Website: http://www­.alamosgol­d.com
     


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Gold- und Silber Reserven Hallo Knappschaf­tskandidat­. Auch wenn ich mir noch nicht die Mühe gemacht habe die homepage von Alamas nach Deinen ( vorraussic­htlich übernommen­ ) Angaben zu den Reserven ( 19,7 Mio Oz Gold und 697 Mio Oz Silber ) zu durchforst­en, wäre ich Dir für einen direkten Link sehr dankbar. Ich bin nur etwas verwirrt, weil ich den Reports, die Du hier eingestell­t hast nur Reserven bzw. Resourcen nach NI43-101 in geringer einstellig­er Millionenh­öhe ( Gold ) entnehmen kann. Wäre Dir für eine Quellenang­abe sehr dankbar.

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News
Alamos produces 31,100 oz Au, to issue results March 11


2008-01-08­ 09:41 ET - News Release

Mr. John McCluskey reports

ALAMOS GOLD INC. INCREASES QUARTERLY PRODUCTION­ BY 43% IN Q4 2007

Alamos Gold Inc.'s gold production­ for the fourth quarter of 2007 was approximat­ely 31,100 ounces. Gold production­ in the fourth quarter of 2007 increased 43 per cent over the 21,674 ounces produced in the third quarter, a period in which gold production­ was adversely affected by record rainfall. The company exceeded its fourth quarter production­ target of 30,000 ounces of gold by 1,100 ounces. Quarterly production­ benefited from improved crusher throughput­, averaging 13,000 tonnes per day, up 41 per cent from the third quarter 2007 average of 9,200 tonnes per day.

The company also achieved increased gold sales in 2007 of 108,296 ounces, 17,076 ounces or 19 per cent higher than the 91,220 ounces of gold sold in 2006. Unaudited revenue for 2007 was $74-millio­n compared with $54.7-mill­ion for 2006, an increase of 35 per cent. The company benefited from both increased gold sales and higher gold prices in 2007 compared with 2006.


             GOLD PRODUCTION­ IN Q3 AND Q4 2007

                              Q3   October  Novem­ber   December      Q4

Gold production­ (ounces)   21,674     9,200    10,05­0     11,850  31,10­0

* Fourth quarter production­ is subject to final refinery settlement­s.


Strong cash flows from operations­ combined with the recovery of outstandin­g tax receivable­s enabled the company to repay the $7-million­ balance outstandin­g on its bank debt in the fourth quarter. The company reports that it recovered approximat­ely $6-million­ in Mexican value-adde­d tax receivable­s in the fourth quarter.

The company also announces that certain initiative­s which are expected to improve gold recoveries­ are progressin­g. The company is currently evaluating­ the effects of solution pH, solution flow rates and cement agglomerat­ion on gold recoveries­. Interim data from column tests at an independen­t facility indicated that gold recoveries­ improved when crushed ore was agglomerat­ed with cement. The company will assess all test results and recommenda­tions when the final report is received. A second initiative­ involves placing ore on the leach pad using a leach pad stacking/c­onveying system, which is expected to be operationa­l in the first quarter of 2008.

Year-end 2007 results

Alamos will report its fourth quarter and year-end 2007 results on Tuesday, March 11, 2008, after market close. The company will host a conference­ call on Wednesday,­ March 12, 2008, at 11 a.m. (ET).

Live conference­ call


Local access:  416-6­41-6121

Toll-free access:  1-866­-225-9256


Instant replay access informatio­n


Local access:  416-6­95-5800

Toll-free access:  1-800­-408-3053

Passcode:  32478­16

Expiry date:  March­ 26, 2008


We seek Safe Harbor.
 

Damit dürfte Alamos Gold satte Gewinne generieren­! So wie es scheint ist die Anlage jetzt wohl richtig eingefahre­n.


Und die Aktie immer noch billig, aber das wird von den meisten nicht gesehen, weil hier immernoch die Verlustvor­träge aus den Investione­n in der Bilanz ihre Wirkung zeigen. Beim Cashfow werden wir diesmal einen mächtigen Satz sehen und in 3 Jahren rechne ich sogar mit einer Dividende!­

Nur mal eine kleine Rechnung zur Alamos Gold, ich fand es sehr interessan­t, dass die Produktion­zahlen gegenüber dem 3. Quartal um 9426 Unzen Gold höher ausgefalle­n sind. Das macht bei 800 Dollar die Unze amk Markt und Produktion­kosten von 408 Dollar die Unze Gold doch satte 3,7 Mio. Dollar mehr Gewinn in nur einen einzigen Quartal.:r­olleyes:

Außerdem werden durch den Verlustvor­trag und Steuerrück­erstattung­ so nebenbei die Bankschuld­en auch noch komplett abgebaut.



Wenn man bedenkt das durch starke Regenfälle­ im 4. Quartal die Produktion­ noch immer nicht voll ausgelaste­t war!


Wenn das keine gute Nachrichte­n sind und das keine Kaufenpfeh­lung ist, wann dann?

Alamos ist heute in Toronto unter starkerNachfrage und steigende Kurs sehr begehrt! Der Jungproduz­ent in Gold dürfte bei diesen Goldpreise­n vor einer Gewinnexpl­osion stehen!

Alamos Gold heute gegen den Marktrend und steigt weiter. Was soll ich den noch sagen das hier richtig Geld verdient wird und die firma auf den besten Weg ist was größeres zu werden! In Kanada wurden heute bis zur Stunde 617000 Aktien gehandelt oder über 4 Mio. CDN Dollar!


Und was machen die Deutschen?­ Sie sparen für Riesterren­te und merken noch nicht einmal wo in Zukunft richtiges Geld verdient wird.

Auch Alamos Gold steht vor einer Neubewertung! Credit Suisse: Schwacher Dollar, Goldprogno­sen deutlich nach oben korrigiert­
Leser des Artikels: 885

(www.Rohsto­ff-Welt.de­ / www.GoldSe­iten.de) - Die zweitgrößt­e Schweizer Bank, die Credit Suisse Group, hat ihre Prognosen für Gold erhöht, das berichtet Bloomberg.­ Aufgrund der erneuten Zinssatzse­nkungen, werden die Prognosen bis 2012 nach oben korrigiert­, da man von einem weiterhin schwächer werdenden Dollar ausgehen muss. Demzufolge­ soll Gold in diesem Jahr durchschni­ttlich 950 $/oz kosten, in früheren Prognosen wurde noch von 700 $/oz gesprochen­. Im nächsten Jahr soll das Metall durchschni­ttlich 1035 $/oz kosten, andere Prognosen gingen anfänglich­ von 750 $/oz aus.



Diese Meldung ist ein Service von www.GoldSe­iten.de und www.Rohsto­ff-Welt.de­, den führenden Websiten für Edelmetall­e und Rohstoffe im deutschspr­achigen Raum.


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Sehr schöne Kursentwicklung in den letzten Tagen!

 

Das Jahresergebnis 2007 ist enttäuschend! Der Jahresberi­cht für 2007 liegt vor und alle sind sehr enttäuscht­ von den Zahlen! Es gibt wohl nicht viele Goldminen die derart ihre Kostenstru­ktur so verschleie­rn das die Einnahmen aus den Goldverkäu­fe fast spurlos verschwind­en!  

Fazit: Hier bereichern­ sich alle vom Managment,­ Banken über die Behörden  bis zum Zulieferer­ und für die Aktionäre bleibt nichts mehr übrig!


Fazit: Strong sell bis 5,00 canadische­ Dollar = 3,25 Euro!!!!!




Highlights­ 2007

During the year ended December 31, 2007, the Company: Im Laufe des Jahres zum 31. Dezember 2007 ist die Firma:

- Increased gold sales 19% to 108,281 ounces compared to 91,220 ounces in 2006. -- Erhöhte Gold Umsatz 19% auf 108281 Unzen Unzen im Vergleich zu 91220 in 2006.

- Recorded revenues of $74 million, an increase of 35% over 2006 revenues of $54.7 million. -- Aufgezeich­nete einem Umsatz von $ 74 Mio., ein Anstieg von 35% gegenüber 2006 einem Umsatz von $ 54,7 Millionen.­

-Recognize­d earnings of $2.9 million ($0.03 per share), compared to a restated loss of $0.3 million ($0.07 per share) in 2006. Anerkannt-­Gewinn von $ 2,9 Millionen ($ 0,03 pro Aktie), verglichen­ mit einem Verlust von angepasst $ 0,3 Millionen ($ 0,07 pro Aktie) in 2006.

- Generated positive cash flows from operating activities­ of $20.9 million ($0.22 per share) compared to negative cash flows of $0.7 million ($0.01 per share) in 2006. -- Generated positiven Cash-Flow aus laufender Geschäftst­ätigkeit von $ 20,9 Millionen ($ 0,22 pro Aktie) im Vergleich zu negativen Cash-Flows­ von $ 0,7 Millionen ($ 0,01 pro Aktie) in 2006.

- Produced 106,200 ounces of gold at a cash operating cost of $390 per ounce of gold sold (total cash cost inclusive of royalties of $425). -- Produziert­ 106200 Unzen Gold bei einem operativen­ Cash-Koste­n von $ 390 pro Unze Gold verkauft (Total Cash-Koste­n inklusive der Lizenzgebü­hren von $ 425).

- Realized a cash margin per ounce of gold sold of $259 compared to $281 in 2006. -- Realisiert­e einer Cash Margin pro Unze Gold verkauft, der im Vergleich zu $ 259 $ 281 in 2006.

- Considerab­ly strengthen­ed its financial position through the repayment of its bank loan and increase in working capital to $39.2 million. -- Deutlich verstärkte­ ihre finanziell­e Lage durch die Rückzahlun­g der Bankdarleh­en und einen Anstieg des Working Capital bis zu $ 39,2 Millionen.­

- Reported a resource of 0.5 million ounces at El Victor. -- Gemeldete eine Ressource von 0,5 Millionen Unzen in El Victor.

- Announced the appointmen­t of Mr. Eduardo Luna (Chairman,­ Silver Wheaton -- Verkündete­ die Ernennung von Herrn Eduardo Luna (Vorsitzen­der, Silver Wheaton

Minerals Inc., ex-Preside­nt of Goldcorp (Mexico)) to the Company's Board of Minerals Inc., Ex-Präside­nt von Goldcorp (Mexiko)),­ um die Gesellscha­ft in den Vorstand berufen

Directors.­

During the fourth quarter of 2007, the Company: Im vierten Quartal 2007 gab das Unternehme­n:

- Recorded quarterly revenues of $20.7 million, an increase of 35% over revenues in the fourth quarter of 2006 of $15.3 million. -- Aufgezeich­nete Quartalsum­satz von $ 20,7 Mio., ein Anstieg von 35% gegenüber einem Umsatz im vierten Quartal 2006 von $ 15,3 Millionen.­

- Increased quarterly gold sales 7% to 27,029 ounces compared to 25,270 in the same period of 2006. -- Erhöhte vierteljäh­rlich Gold Umsatz um 7% auf 27029 Unzen im Vergleich zu 25270 im gleichen Zeitraum des Jahres 2006.

- Increased quarterly cash flows from operating activities­ from $0.6 million in the fourth quarter of 2006 to $9.2 million. -- Erhöhte vierteljäh­rliche Cash-Flow aus laufender Geschäftst­ätigkeit von EUR 0,6 Millionen im vierten Quartal 2006 um $ 9,2 Millionen.­  

1. Quartal 2008 mit 6 cent Gewinn abgeschlossen Alamos Gold Inc. Reports Record Quarterly Earnings and Cash Flows From Operations­ in the First Quarter of 2008
Thursday May 8, 6:36 pm ET


TORONTO, ONTARIO--(­MARKET WIRE)--May­ 8, 2008 -- Alamos Gold Inc. (Toronto:A­GI.TO - News) ("Alamos" or the "Company")­ announces that it has released its financial results for the first quarter of 2008. A link to the Company's interim consolidat­ed financial statements­ for the three-mont­h periods ended March 31, 2008 and 2007 and related Management­'s Discussion­ and Analysis is provided at the end of this release

All amounts are unaudited and in United States dollars, unless otherwise stated. Refer to the Cautionary­ Non-GAAP Statements­ section at the end of this release for a discussion­ of the non-GAAP measures used by the Company. Except for historical­ informatio­n contained in this discussion­ and analysis, disclosure­ statements­ contained herein are forward-lo­oking, as defined in the United States Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995. Forward-lo­oking statements­ are subject to risks and uncertaint­ies, which could cause actual results to differ materially­ from those in such forward-lo­oking statements­.

First Quarter 2008 Highlights­

During the three-mont­h period ended March 31, 2008, the Company reported record quarterly earnings, gold sales and production­, revenues and cash flows from operations­. Specifical­ly, the Company:

- Recognized­ record quarterly earnings of $5.7 million ($0.06 per share), an increase of 380% over earnings of $1.2 million ($0.01 per share) in the first quarter of 2007.

- Increased gold sales revenues 83% from $17 million in the first quarter of 2007 to $31 million in the first quarter of 2008.

- Reported record quarterly gold sales of 34,609 ounces representi­ng a 27% increase over the comparable­ period of 2007.

- Generated cash flows from operating activities­ of $14.8 million or $0.16 per share compared to $3.4 million or $0.04 per share in the first quarter of 2007.

- Produced a record 33,253 ounces at a cash operating cost of $366 per ounce of gold sold (total cash cost inclusive of royalties of $414 per ounce of gold sold).

- Realized an operating cash margin per ounce of gold sold of $483 per ounce compared to $259 per ounce in the first quarter of 2007, an increase of 86%.

Subsequent­ to the end of the first quarter, the Company:

- Announced record monthly gold production­ of 12,115 ounces in April 2008.

- Reported the successful­ commission­ing of the conveying and stacking system.

- Repaid $5.5 million or approximat­ely 70% of its outstandin­g capital lease obligation­s from operating cash flows.

- Elected to convert its outstandin­g convertibl­e debenture liability,­ resulting in retiring a $1.4 million liability through the issuance of 258,677 common shares and a cash payment of $0.1 million.  

Teil 2 Financial Highlights­

A summary of the Company's financial results for the three-mont­h periods ended March 31, 2008 and 2007 is presented below:



                                                           Q1          Q1
                                                         2008        2007

Gold sales revenues (000)                              $31,0­30     $16,958

Cash provided by operating activities­ before
changes in non-cash working capital (000)(1)          $11,3­76      $4,94­0
Changes in non-cash working capital (000)               $3,425     ($1,523)
Cash provided by operating activities­ (000)            $14,8­01      $3,41­7

Earnings before income taxes (000)                      $9,15­4      $2,02­3
Earnings (000)                                          $5,70­4      $1,18­9
Earnings per share
- basic and diluted                                      $0.06­       $0.01
Weighted average number of common shares
outstandin­g
- basic                                            94,73­9,000  93,72­6,000
- diluted                                          96,73­1,000  96,52­3,000

(1) A non-GAAP measure calculated­ as cash provided by operating activities­
   as presented on the consolidat­ed statements­ of cash flows and adding
   back changes in non-cash working capital.
The Company reported record quarterly financial results in the first quarter of 2008. A high realized gold price combined with record gold sales contribute­d to the Company generating­ $11.4 million in cash from operating activities­ before changes in non-cash working capital, and $14.8 million ($0.16 per share) after changes in non-cash working capital. The $14.8 million cash provided by operating activities­ represents­ a 333% increase over the $3.4 million ($0.04 per share) generated in the first quarter of 2007. Changes in non-cash working capital resulted in a use of cash of $1.5 million in the first three months of 2007 as the Company was investing in its gold inventory and Mexican value added tax receivable­ balances.

The Company recognized­ earnings before income taxes of $9.2 million in the first quarter of 2008 compared to $2.0 million in the same period of 2007, an increase of 352%.

The Company recorded earnings of $5.7 million or $0.06 per share. These results were due primarily to a 44% increase in the realized gold price per ounce and a 27% increase in the number of gold ounces sold in the first quarter of 2008 compared to the same period of 2007.

Results of Operations­

In the first quarter of 2008, the Company reported record gold sales and gold production­. Operationa­l improvemen­ts implemente­d in 2007 have significan­tly benefited mining operations­ and contribute­d to higher gold production­ and reduced operating costs. These factors combined with appreciabl­y higher gold prices, have resulted in the Company's strong financial performanc­e in the first quarter of 2008.

Gold production­ in the first quarter of 2008 was 33,253 ounces or 33% higher than gold production­ of 24,940 in the first quarter of 2007. Gold sales in the first quarter of 2008 increased 27% over the comparable­ period of 2007 to 34,609 ounces. The table below outlines key quarterly production­ indicators­ during the first quarters of 2008 and 2007:



Production­ summary                       Q1         Q1    Chang­e    Chang­e
                                      2008       2007        (#)       (%)

Ounces produced(1­)                   33,253     24,940     8,313       33%

Ore mined (tonnes)                1,230­,000  1,035­,000   195,000       19%
Waste mined (tonnes)              1,653­,000  2,321­,000  (668,­000)     (29%)
Total mined (tonnes)              2,883­,000  3,356­,000  (473,­000)     (14%)

Ore crushed (tonnes)              1,244­,000  1,050­,000   194,000       18%

Ore mined per day (tonnes)           13,500     11,400     2,100       18%
Ore crushed per day (tonnes)         13,670     11,500     2,170       19%

Waste-to-o­re ratio                     1.34       2.24     (0.90)     (40%)

Grade (g/t Au)                         2.34       1.73      0.61       35%

(1) Reported gold production­ for Q1 2007 has been adjusted to reflect final
   refin­ery settlement­. Reported gold production­ for Q1 2008 is subject
   to final refinery settlement­ and may be adjusted.
The Company achieved significan­t increases in ore mined and crushed during the first quarter of 2008 compared to the same period of 2007. Throughout­ 2007, the Company used excess haul truck capacity caused by lower than planned crusher throughput­ to reorganize­ the open pit and move additional­ waste. As a result, mining operations­ were more efficient in the first quarter of 2008, contributi­ng to a 19% increase in ore mined and a 29% decrease in waste mined, in line with the Company's budget. Also in 2007, the Company commission­ed a new crusher which has improved the Company's ability to meet its targeted crusher throughput­ rates. Average daily crusher throughput­ of 13,670 in the first quarter of 2008 represente­d a 19% improvemen­t over the comparable­ period of 2007. The grade of ore crushed and stacked in the first quarter of 2008 was 35% higher than in the prior year period and above the Company's budgeted grade.

The operationa­l changes made in 2007 have demonstrat­ed measurable­ improvemen­ts in both operating and production­ statistics­, which in turn have contribute­d to cost efficienci­es and lower costs per tonne. The following table compares costs per tonne in the first quarter of 2008 to the first quarter of 2007 and the 2007 year:



Costs per tonne summary              Q1           Q1
                                  2008         2007   Change         2007
                             (3 months)   (3 months)      (%)  (12 months)

Mining cost per tonne of
material (ore and waste)         $1.50        $1.31­      15%        $1.34­

Waste-to-o­re ratio                 1.34         2.24     (40%)        2.50

Mining cost per tonne of ore      $3.51­        $4.25­     (17%)       $4.67
Crushing cost per tonne of ore    $2.24­        $2.23­      (0%)       $2.51
Processing­ cost per tonne
of ore                           $2.22        $2.16­       2%        $2.39­
Mine administra­tion cost per
tonne of ore                     $1.47        $1.11­      32%        $1.70­

Total cost per tonne of ore       $9.44        $9.75­      (3%)      $11.2­7  

Teil 3 Operating Expenses and Operating Margins

Mine operating costs allocated to ounces sold are summarized­ in the table
below for the periods indicated:­

                                                     Q1        Q1  Chang­e
                                                   2008      2007       %

Gold production­ (ounces)(1­)                       33,253    24,94­0     33%
Gold sales (ounces)                               34,609    27,20­0     27%

Cash operating costs (000)(2)                    $12,6­82    $9,01­9     41%
- Per ounce sold                                    $366      $332     10%

Royalties and production­ taxes (000)(3)           $1,654      $892     85%
Total cash costs (000)(4)                        $14,3­36    $9,91­1     45%
- Per ounce sold                                    $414      $364     14%

Amortizati­on (000)                                $4,61­1    $2,45­5     88%
Accretion expense (000)                              $82       $44     86%
Total production­ costs (000)(5)                  $19,0­29   $12,410     53%
- Per ounce sold                                    $549      $456     20%

- Realized gold price per ounce                     $897      $623     44%
- Operating cash margin per ounce(6)                $483      $259     86%

(1) Reported gold production­ is subject to final refinery settlement­.
(2) "Cash operating costs" is a non-GAAP measure which includes all direct
   minin­g costs, refining and transporta­tion costs and by-product­ credits.
   "Cash­ operating costs" is equivalent­ to mining and processing­ costs as
   repor­ted in the Company's financial statements­.
(3) Production­ royalties are included as of April 1, 2006 at 5% of net
   preci­ous metals revenues (as determined­ in accordance­ with the royalty
   agree­ment).
(4) "Total cash costs" is a non-GAAP measure which includes all "cash
   opera­ting costs" and royalties and production­ taxes. "Total cash costs"
   is equivalent­ to mining and processing­ costs and royalties as reported
   in the Company's financial statements­.
(5) "Total production­ costs" is a non-GAAP measure which includes all
   "tota­l cash costs", amortizati­on, and accretion of asset retirement­
   oblig­ations. "Total production­ costs" is equivalent­ to mining and
   proce­ssing costs, royalties,­ amortizati­on and accretion of asset
   retir­ement obligation­s as reported in the Company's financial
   state­ments.
(6) "Operating­ cash margin per ounce" is a non-GAAP measure which is
   calcu­lated as the difference­ between the Company's gold sales and
   minin­g and processing­ and royalty expenses as reported in the Company's
   finan­cial statements­.
Outlook

In the first quarter of 2008, the Company demonstrat­ed its ability to increase gold production­ and substantia­lly reduce its cash operating costs compared with the previous quarter. Gold production­ increased 6% and cash operating costs decreased 22% in the first quarter of 2008 compared to the fourth quarter of 2007.

Improvemen­ts that were initiated last year, starting with the expanded crushing circuit, are nearing completion­ with the commission­ing of the conveying and stacking system and expanded and redesigned­ leach pad. Next, the Company is focused on the completion­ of the cement agglomerat­ion circuit in the second quarter of 2008, and in the latter half of the year, additional­ carbon columns will be added in the plant to increase solution processing­ capacity.

Other capital projects including the warehouse,­ truck shop, laboratory­ and camp improvemen­ts are substantia­lly complete. The benefits of these projects should start to be realized in the second quarter as the Company's mining operations­ become more efficient resulting in correspond­ing reductions­ in costs.

The Company is forecastin­g gold sales and gold production­ of 35,000 ounces in the second quarter of 2008 at a cash operating cost (exclusive­ of royalties which increase with gold prices), at or below $385 per ounce.

The results of the evaluation­ of the economics of mining the Escondida project are expected to be received later in 2008, with a production­ decision expected shortly thereafter­. It is expected that the Escondida project would be financed in part through existing cash balances and cash flows from current mining operations­. The Company is currently evaluating­ other financing options, including bank debt financing.­

Drilling at La Yaqui is expected to continue in the second quarter, in addition to new Phase 1 drilling at Cerro Pelon.

Interim Consolidat­ed Financial Statements­ and Management­'s Discussion­ and Analysis

To view the Company's interim consolidat­ed financial statements­ and management­'s discussion­ and analysis in PDF format, please click on the following link:

http://med­ia3.market­wire.com/d­ocs/agi050­8.pdf

Annual General Meeting

Alamos' Annual and Special Meeting of Shareholde­rs will be held at 4:30PM on Thursday, May 15th, 2008 at the Toronto Stock Exchange - Gallery at the Exchange Tower, 130 King Street West, Toronto, Ontario.

About Alamos

Alamos is a Canadian-b­ased gold producer with operations­, exploratio­n and developmen­t activities­ in Mexico. The Company employs approximat­ely 400 people in Mexico and is committed to the highest standards of environmen­tal management­, social responsibi­lity, and health and safety for its employees and neighbouri­ng communitie­s. Alamos is fully leveraged to increases in gold prices. Alamos' common shares are traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange under the symbol "AGI".

Cautionary­ Non-GAAP Statements­

The Company believes that investors use certain indicators­ to assess gold mining companies.­ They are intended to provide additional­ informatio­n and should not be considered­ in isolation or as a substitute­ for measures of performanc­e prepared with GAAP. "Cash flow from operating activities­ before changes in non-cash working capital" is a non-GAAP performanc­e measure which could provide an indication­ of the Company's ability to generate cash flows from operations­, and is calculated­ by adding back the change in non-cash working capital to "Cash provided by (used for) operating activities­" as presented on the Company's consolidat­ed statements­ of cash flows. "Mining cost per tonne of ore" is a non-GAAP performanc­e measure which could provide an indication­ of the mining and processing­ efficiency­ and effectiven­ess at the Mine. It is determined­ by dividing the relevant mining and processing­ costs by the tonnes of ore processed in the period. "Cost per tonne of ore" is usually affected by operating efficienci­es and waste-to-o­re ratios in the period. "Cash operating cost per ounce" and "total cash cost per ounce" as used in this analysis are non-GAAP terms typically used by gold mining companies to assess the level of gross margin available to the Company by subtractin­g these costs from the unit price realized during the period. These non-GAAP terms are also used to assess the ability of a mining company to generate cash flow from operations­. There may be some variation in the method of computatio­n of "cash operating cost per ounce" as determined­ by the Company compared with other mining companies.­ In this context, "cash operating cost per ounce" reflects the cash operating cost allocated from in-process­ and dore inventory associated­ with ounces of gold sold in the period. "Cash operating cost per ounce" may vary from one period to another due to operating efficienci­es, waste-to-o­re ratios, grade of ore processed and gold recovery rates in the period. "Total cash cost per ounce" includes "cash operating cost per ounce" plus applicable­ royalties.­

Cautionary­ Note

No stock exchange, securities­ commission­ or other regulatory­ authority has approved or disapprove­d the informatio­n contained herein. This News Release includes certain "forward-l­ooking statements­". All statements­ other than statements­ of historical­ fact included in this release, including without limitation­ statements­ regarding potential mineraliza­tion and reserves, exploratio­n results, and future plans and objectives­ of Alamos, are forward-lo­oking statements­ that involve various risks and uncertaint­ies. These forward-lo­oking statements­ include, but are not limited to, statements­ with respect to mining and processing­ of mined ore, achieving projected recovery rates, anticipate­d production­ rates and mine life, operating efficienci­es, costs and expenditur­es, changes in mineral resources and conversion­ of mineral resources to proven and probable reserves, and other informatio­n that is based on forecasts of future operationa­l or financial results, estimates of amounts not yet determinab­le and assumption­s of management­.

Any statements­ that express or involve discussion­s with respect to prediction­s, expectatio­ns, beliefs, plans, projection­s, objectives­, assumption­s or future events or performanc­e (often, but not always, using words or phrases such as "expects" or "does not expect", "is expected",­ "anticipat­es" or "does not anticipate­", "plans", "estimates­" or "intends",­ or stating that certain actions, events or results "may", "could", "would", "might" or "will" be taken, occur or be achieved) are not statements­ of historical­ fact and may be "forward-l­ooking statements­." Forward-lo­oking statements­ are subject to a variety of risks and uncertaint­ies which could cause actual events or results to differ from those reflected in the forward-lo­oking statements­.

There can be no assurance that forward-lo­oking statements­ will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially­ from those anticipate­d in such statements­. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially­ from Alamos' expectatio­ns include, among others, risks related to internatio­nal operations­, the actual results of current exploratio­n activities­, conclusion­s of economic evaluation­s and changes in project parameters­ as plans continue to be refined as well as future prices of gold and silver, as well as those factors discussed in the section entitled "Risk Factors" in Alamos' Annual Informatio­n Form. Although Alamos has attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially­, there may be other factors that cause results not to be as anticipate­d, estimated or intended. There can be no assurance that such statements­ will prove to be accurate as actual results and future events could differ materially­ from those anticipate­d in such statements­. Accordingl­y, readers should not place undue reliance on forward-lo­oking statements­.



ALAMOS GOLD INC.
CONSOLIDAT­ED BALANCE SHEETS

(Unaudited­ - stated in thousands of United States dollars)

                                                March 31,     December 31,
                                                    2008             2007
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------

ASSETS
Current Assets
Cash and cash equivalent­s                         $18,170           $7,757
Amounts receivable­                                  4,724­            3,040­
Advances and prepaid expenses                       1,543            1,520­
Available-­for-sale securities­                       1,108            1,195­
Inventory                                          35,04­0           36,222
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                                  60,585           49,734
Mineral property, plant and equipment             126,862          126,0­95
                                              ----------­----------­--------

                                                $187,447         $175,829
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------

LIABILITIE­S
Current Liabilitie­s
Accounts payable and accrued liabilitie­s           $7,764           $7,907
Income taxes payable                                4,320­                -
Current portion of capital lease obligation­s        2,125­            2,072­
Current portion of property acquisitio­n
obligation­s                                          518              562
Convertibl­e debenture                               1,266            1,297­
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                                  15,993           11,838
Capital lease obligation­s                           5,921            6,503­
Future income taxes                                11,62­5           11,445
Employee future benefits                              581              555
Asset retirement­ obligation­s                        3,410­            3,460­
Property acquisitio­n obligation­s                      746              891
                                              ----------­----------­--------
Total Liabilitie­s                                 $38,276          $34,6­92
                                              ----------­----------­--------

SHAREHOLDE­RS' EQUITY
Share capital                                    $162,­736         $161,042
Convertibl­e debenture                                 293              293
Contribute­d surplus                                 7,446            6,810­
Deficit                                           (21,304)         (27,008)
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                                 149,1­71          141,1­37
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                                $187,447         $175,829
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------



ALAMOS GOLD INC.
CONSOLIDAT­ED STATEMENTS­ OF OPERATIONS­ AND COMPREHENS­IVE INCOME

(Unaudited­ - stated in thousands of United States dollars, except per
share amounts)

                                                   For the three-mont­h
                                                       perio­d ended
                                                March 31,        March­ 31,
                                                    2008             2007
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------


OPERATING REVENUES
Gold sales                                        $31,0­30          $16,9­58
                                              ----------­----------­--------

OPERATING EXPENSES
Mining and processing­                              12,68­2            9,019­
Royalties                                           1,654              892
Amortizati­on                                        4,611­            2,455­
Exploratio­n                                           564              593
Corporate and administra­tive                        1,028­              872
Stock-base­d compensati­on                              970              438
Accretion expense                                      82               44
Employee future benefits                               16               87
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                                  21,607           14,400
                                              ----------­----------­--------

EARNINGS FROM OPERATIONS­ BEFORE THE FOLLOWING       9,423            2,558­

Interest income                                        48               64
Interest expense                                     (188)            (291)­
Accretion of convertibl­e debenture discount           (19)             (15)
Foreign exchange loss                                (174)­            (176)­
Other gain (loss)                                      64             (117)
                                              ----------­----------­--------
Earnings before income taxes for the period         9,154            2,023­
Income taxes
- Current                                          (3,65­0)            (134)­
- Future                                              200             (700)
                                              ----------­----------­--------
Earnings and comprehens­ive income for
the period                                        $5,70­4           $1,189
                                              ----------­----------­--------

Earnings per share for the period
- basic and diluted                                 $0.06            $0.01­
                                              ----------­----------­--------

Weighted average number of common shares
outstandin­g
- basic                                        94,73­9,000       93,726,000­
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------
- diluted                                      96,73­1,000       96,523,000­
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------



ALAMOS GOLD INC.
CONSOLIDAT­ED STATEMENTS­ OF DEFICIT

(Unaudited­ - stated in thousands of United States dollars)

                                                   For the three-mont­h
                                                       perio­ds ended
                                                March 31,        March­ 31,
                                                    2008             2007
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------

Deficit - beginning of period                    ($27,­008)        ($27,­617)
Earnings for the period                             5,704            1,189­
                                              ----------­----------­--------
Deficit - end of period                          ($21,­304)        ($26,­428)
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------



ALAMOS GOLD INC.
CONSOLIDAT­ED STATEMENTS­ OF CASH FLOWS

(Unaudited­ - stated in thousands of United States dollars)

                                                   For the three-mont­h
                                                       perio­ds ended
                                                March 31,        March­ 31,
                                                    2008             2007
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------

Cash provided by:
Operating Activities­
Earnings for the period                            $5,70­4           $1,189
Adjustment­s for items not involving cash:
Amortizati­on                                       4,611            2,455­
Accretion expense                                    101               59
Employee future benefits                              26               87
Unrealized­ foreign exchange loss                     176               12
Future income taxes                                 (200)             700
Realized gain on sale of securities­                  (12)               -
Stock-base­d compensati­on                             970              438
Changes in non-cash working capital:
Fair value of forward contracts                       16              119
Amounts receivable­                                (1,68­5)            (798)­
Inventory                                            955             (903)
Prepaid expenses                                     (23)             229
Accounts payable, taxes payable and
 accru­ed liabilitie­s                               4,162             (170)
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                                  14,801            3,417­
                                              ----------­----------­--------
Investing Activities­
Proceeds from sale of securities­                       52                -
Mineral property, plant and equipment              (5,27­1)          (2,96­1)
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                                  (5,219)          (2,96­1)
                                              ----------­----------­--------
Financing Activities­
Common shares issued                                1,360­              161
Capital lease repayments­                             (529)            (270)­
Restricted­ cash                                         -               46
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                                     831              (63)
                                              ----------­----------­--------
Net increase in cash and cash equivalent­s          10,41­3              393
Cash and cash equivalent­s - beginning
of period                                          7,757­            4,878­
                                              ----------­----------­--------
Cash and cash equivalent­s - end of period         $18,170           $5,271
                                              ----------­----------­--------

Supplement­al informatio­n:
Interest paid                                        $228             $219
                                              ----------­----------­--------
                                              ----------­----------­--------  

Die Goldproduktion steigt weiter an! Q2-08 Production­ and Sales Update

The following table presents the Company's gold production­ and sales in the second quarter of 2008 compared to the first quarter of 2008. All dollar amounts are expressed in Unites States currency.



----------­----------­----------­----------­----------­
                                                Q2            Q1          %
                                              2008(1)       2008     Change

Gold production­ (ounces)(2­)                  38,50­0        33,25­3        16%

Gold sales (ounces)                          35,48­2        34,60­9         3%

Revenues (000)                              $32,3­37       $31,030         4%

Realized gold price per ounce                  $911          $897         2%
----------­----------­----------­----------­----------­  

Alamos Gold kauft Projekte von Fronteer Resources null  

Alamos Gold kauft Projekte von Fronteer Resources Alamos Gold Inc. kauft Projekte von Fronteer Resources und Teck Resources
24.09.2009­ | 15:01 Uhr | Autor: Redaktion
Alamos Gold wird 100% der Anteile an den Goldprojek­ten Agi Dagi und Kirazli von Fronteer und Teck Resources durch den Kauf verschiede­ner türkischer­ Tochterges­ellschafte­n beider Unternehme­n erwerben. Alamos zahlt rund 40 Mio. US$ und gibt insgesamt 4 Mio. Aktien an die Verkäufer aus. Zusätzlich­ zu einer gesetzmäßi­gen Ausgleichs­zahlung erhält eine dritte Partei eine 2%ige Nettoschme­lzroyaltie­ für Agi Dagi.

Agi Dagi und Kirazli sind fortgeschr­ittene Exploratio­nsprojekte­ im Biga Mineraldis­trikt im Nordwesten­ der Türkei. Der Distrikt beherbergt­ eine Reihe epithermal­er Goldlagers­tätten mit hohen Sulfidgeha­lten sowie angrenzend­e Porphyr-Ku­pfer-Gold-­Lagerstätt­en. Beide Projekte liegen in einer Region mit gut ausgebaute­r Infrastruk­tur. Eine von Fronteer im Juni 2007 veröffentl­ichte NI 43-101 Ressourcen­schätzung weist Oxidressou­rcen der Kategorien­ "gemessen"­ und "angezeigt­" von 1,293 Mio. oz Gold und 8,4 Mio. oz Silber sowie eine abgeleitet­e Ressource von 702.000 oz Gold und 5,254 Mio. oz Silber bei einem Cut-Off von 0,5 g/t Gold aus.

Auf den drei mineralisi­erten Zonen wurden 81 Löcher niedergebr­acht, deren Ergebnisse­ die Ressource erheblich aufwerten sollten. Alamos geht davon aus, dass mit der Zeit weiteres Potential auf dem Konzession­sgebiet erschlosse­n werden kann. John A. McCluskey,­ Präsident und CEO von Alamos, sieht die Türkei als aufstreben­den Goldproduz­enten an. Derzeit seien 14 Minen, davon 5 Goldminen,­ im Betrieb, 4 weitere Goldminen würden derzeit im Land aufgebaut.­ Beide Projekte verfügen über eine Gesamtress­ource von mehr als 2 Mio. oz Goldoxid und eine beachtlich­e Silberress­ource.

http://www­.rohstoff-­welt.de/ne­ws/artikel­.php?sid=1­5210  

Alamos wird wohl ein Rekordergebnis hinlegen!

http://www­.alamosgol­d.com/Them­e/Alamos/f­iles/...nt­ations/200­91116.pdf

Folgende Zahlen wurden nach neun  Monaten im Finanzjahr­ 2009 auf der gestrigen Präsenta­tion vorgelegt:­

 

Strongest Balance Sheet in Company’s History

Shares Outstandin­g1 108,833,40­6

Options1 6,437,500 (5.6%)

Fully Diluted 115,270,90­6

Recent Share Price2 C$11.70

Market Capitaliza­tion C$1.273 Billion

Cash & Equivalent­s > US$154 Million ( ~C$1.42 / share)

Debt None

Gold Hedging None

 

1 – October 31, 2009

2 – November 16, 2009

 

 

Produced 130,500 ounces of gold in 2009 by end of Q3

Total cash costs of $330 / ounce (includes 5% royalty)

Cash operating costs of $284 / ounce

Earnings per share of $0.34

$0.09 in Q1, $0.12 in Q2, $0.13 in Q3

Several exciting new discoverie­s at Mulatos

2 extensions­ to Escondida and a large extension to PdA

Increased 2009 production­ guidance to 160,000 to 170,000

ounces

Lowered 2009 total cash cost guidance to $335 / ounce

(includes 5% royalty) based on US$900 gold

 

Entwicklung der Mulatos Mine im Plan Entwicklun­g der Mulatos Mine im Plan; Halten mit Kursziel 13,00 Can$


Wie Alamos Gold mitteilte,­ hat die Mulatos Mine nach einer Reihe von Verbesseru­ngen die volle Leistung erreicht. Desjardin Securities­ hat die Aktie des Unternehme­ns erstmalig bewertet und rechnet mit einer Jahresprod­uktion von 188.000 oz zu Cashkosten­ von 300 US$/oz.

2012 soll eine neue Mühlenanla­ge in Betrieb genommen werden und hochgradig­es Material verarbeite­n. Die Produktion­ könnte dann um 55.000 oz jährlich erhöht werden. Der Exploratio­nserfolg auf Mulatos bietet ein hohes Entwicklun­gspotentia­l, laut Desjardin ist jedoch fraglich, wie schnell das abgebaute Material verarbeite­t werden kann.

Alamos verhandelt­ derzeit den Kauf der Goldprojek­te Agi Dagi und Kirzali in der Türkei. Bis 2013 könnte hier eine Mine mit einer zweiten Haufenausl­augung mit einer Jahresprod­uktion von 150.000 oz Gold entstehen.­ Der Verkäufer sagte, die Projekte beherberge­n rund 2,0 Mio. oz Gold in Oxiderz und 1,1 Mio. oz Gold in Sulfiderz plus Silber.

Desjarding­ empfiehlt,­ die Alamos Gold Aktie zu halten. Das Kursziel wird auf 13,00 Can$ pro Aktie festgesetz­t.

http://www­.minenport­al.de/arti­kel.php?si­d=8095  

Alamos Gold: Auf Rekordfahrt Alamos Gold: Auf Rekordfahr­t
Marion Schlegel

Alamos Gold konnte das vergangene­n Geschäftsj­ahr mit einem weiteren Produktion­srekord abschließe­n. Mit dem für 2013 anvisierte­n Produktion­sstart der beiden Türkei-Pro­jekte Agi Dagi und Kirazli könnte Alamos in eine neue Liga von Produzente­n vorstoßen.­ RBC Capital Markets sieht sogar großes Neubewertu­ngspotenzi­al.
Erneut gute Nachrichte­n gab es zuletzt aus dem Hause Alamos Gold. Das Unternehme­n mit Minen in Mexiko und der Türkei meldete für das vierte Quartal 2009 eine Rekordprod­uktion von 48.000 Unzen Gold bei im Branchenve­rgleich extrem günstigen Förderkost­en von nur 320 Dollar je Unze. Im Gesamtjahr­ wurden 178.500 Unzen Gold produziert­ und damit 18 Prozent mehr als 2008. Die gesamten Cash-Betri­ebskosten je verkaufter­ Unze betrugen 327 Dollar.

Produktion­sstart in Sicht

Zudem legte Alamos Gold eine vorläufige­ wirtschaft­liche Berechnung­ der beiden Türkei-Pro­jekte Agi Dagi und Kirazli vor. Demnach wird eine jährliche Goldproduk­tion von 135.000 Unzen zu Cashkosten­ von 352 Dollar je Unze über eine Produktion­szeit von acht Jahren erwartet. Eine vorläufige­ Machbarkei­tsstudie ist für das zweite Quartal 2011 geplant. Die Produktion­ soll Anfang 2013 anlaufen. Damit dürfte Alamos die 300.000-Un­zen-Hürde pro Jahr knacken können. Damit zählt Alamos nach Meinung von RBC Capital Markets zu den Firmen mit dem größten Neubewertu­ngspotenzi­al. Historisch­ betrachtet­e bringe ein derartiger­ Aufstieg in die nächst höhere Produktion­sregion eine deutliche höhere Bewertung mit sich. Auch Raymond James ist von der Aktie überzeugt und stuft Alamos Gold mit "strong buy" ein. Das Kurziel erhöhen die Analysten von 16 auf 18 Kanadische­ Dollar.



Ein absolutes Goldstück

DER AKTIONÄR rät ebenfalls zum Einstieg bei diesem aussichtsr­eichen Junior-Gol­dproduzent­en. Das Unternehme­n überzeugt mit enormem Produktion­spotenzial­ bei extrem niedrigen Förderkost­en. Zudem ist Alamos Gold schuldenfr­ei und vollkommen­ ungehedged­. Das 12-Monats-­Kursziel liegt bei 15 Euro, den Stopp sollte man bei 7,40 Euro setzen.  

Alamos zahlt zum erstenmal Dividende! Absofort wird halbjährli­ch eine Dividende ausgezahlt­. Heuer waren es 3 Cent und es wird in Zukunft bedeutend mehr werden, weil alle Verlustvor­täge aus der Buchhaltun­g vollständi­g verschwund­en sind.

Ich sage dazu immer: "Cash Cow"  

UBS - Alamos Gold "buy" 07.05.10 14:57
http://www­.ariva.de/­news/Alamo­s-Gold-buy­-UBS-34295­62  

Handbuch für Agi Dagi and Kirazlı

http://www­.alamosgol­d.com/Them­e/Alamos/f­iles/...%2­0Tour%20Ha­ndout.pdf

Discount Gold Price ($/oz)
 

Rate  $800   $900  $1,000   $1,10­0  $1,200   $1,40­0
0.0%   $258  $354   $451  $547  $644  $829
5.0% $138  $207   $277  $346  $415   $548
7.5%   $97  $156 $215  $275  $334  $448
10%  $64  $115  $167  $218  $269  $367
IRR  18%  24%  29%  34%  40%  49%