Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS
Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS
Bulletin 2/2010 - Siempelkamp NIS
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SIEMPELKAMP | FOUNDRY<br />
Mill head with trunnion on its way to the mechanical machining<br />
task is to transport these huge parts (dimensions of up to 12 m x<br />
8 m) on time to the port and to coordinate the loading onto<br />
ships. Once a project is successfully completed, the next project<br />
either has already started or is about to begin.<br />
The investments in new machinery for the mechanical machining<br />
have made a quantum leap in terms of size and weight possible<br />
and offer our Group the opportunity of securing a number of<br />
unique selling points against a fi erce competition. These<br />
opportunities have to be exploited in order to gain further<br />
market shares. This fi eld remains exciting!<br />
Gold reserves of the world’s nations<br />
Countries Gold reserves<br />
in tons<br />
20<br />
% of the<br />
total currency<br />
reserves<br />
1. USA 8,134 72.8<br />
2. Germany 3,407 68.1<br />
3. International<br />
Monetary Fund 2,967 no data<br />
4. Italy 2,452 67.0<br />
5. France 2,435 65.6<br />
6. SPDR Gold Trust 1,300 no data<br />
7. China 1,054 1.6<br />
8. Switzerland 1,040 24.1<br />
9. Japan 765 2.8<br />
10. Russia 669 5.5<br />
11. Netherlands 613 55.2<br />
12. India 558 7.5<br />
13. European<br />
Central Bank 501 27.1<br />
14. Taiwan 424 4.3<br />
15. Portugal 383 82.2<br />
16. Venezuela 364 47.6<br />
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