Sean K
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This is supposed to be a gold and silver project...lol they are possibly the lowest grades i have seen.
I could dig up more Cu with a shovel in my backyard, and wouldnt have to go 500m down for it.
Golly, gone the whole quarter without needing to tap their piggy banks.I'm surprised these guys haven't made an ann that they have halted exploration and development due to a lack of funds.
They spent $3.425m last quarter and had $1.25m left in the bank. So, they must be scraping the bottom of the barrel right now.
Unless they've turned everything off and haven't told the market yet. Wouldn't surprise me.
Woof, woof! This must be incredibly frustrating for long term holders. As soon as there's some sign of life, it gets sold off. Obviously some current holders just waiting for the opportunity to dump their stock into any strength. They have to be shaken out at some stage. At least someone came in to buy at the lows of the days. Or, maybe San Anton just never gets off the ground? Maybe the grade is too low and metallurgical results are poor. Just not high enough recovery at high cost? And Kalman looks like a turkey compared to Ivanhoes new discovery. Not sure when KMN goes fundamentally Could be a has been. Imagine that with that much Cu,Au,Ag sitting inthe ground from surface. Amazing.This little puppy has finally shown some signs of life. Starting to crawl off the floor under 10c and asking for some water. Still woofing until it breaks this sideways move probably. This is probably just market related though, and if we fall over again, could spell more time in the sin bin. Most of the other juniors with good projects have climbed well off the canvas to record some exceptional gains. This has just wollowed. To watch though for a technical position.
Ah, ok. I did my own limited research and didn't find a connection.Hi Kennas,
I might be mistaken but I thought he held a considerable amount through his super and co.
Director of Trustee Company and Beneficiary:
Javea Pty Ltd <Bell Family Ac> 496.000
Javea Pty Ltd<Javea Superannuation Fund> 5,909,928
Director and Shareholder in Company:
GFK Investments Pty Ltd 3,280,235
Very frustrating being a LTH, I think they will shine someday soon.
Boomu
The first sign of breaking the sideways/downwards move is 16 ish I think. And then all needs to be re-evaluated.A little bit more interest today kennas? Certainly a lot more buyers than sellers, but your chart shows pretty clearly that it's going to have some serious work to break this sideways move. Next resistance 20c then 30c if it does move?
US$260M net cash flow base case for Mexican gold heap leach/CIL project
Full feasibility study to proceed
Key scoping study outcomes:
o US$260M net free cash flow before tax (unadjusted for inflation) – post capital expenditure payback
o US$82M estimated initial capital investment to be paid back in 2.25 years
o US$415 per ounce average life-of-mine operating cost after silver credits,
indicated
o Updated optimised pit results for combined heap leach/carbon-in-leach
processing of:
69.9Mt in-pit resource at 0.66g/t gold (Au) and 13.6g/t silver (Ag)
0.74:1 average strip ratio over 14 year mining life
4Mtpa initial processing rate, expanding to 5.5Mtpa
US$900/oz gold/US$15.00/oz silver metal price assumptions
o Full feasibility study will now proceed for completion by last quarter 2010
o 2011 current target for mining commencement – dependent on feasibility study outcomes.
At a gold price of US$900/oz and silver price of US$15.00/oz, resources within the pit were estimated at 69.9 Mt grading 0.66g/t gold and 13.6g/t silver, or 1.49 million ounces of contained gold and 30.5 million ounces of silver (Table 1). The conceptual strip ratio is 0.74:1. The pit optimization resources were incorporated into a preliminary mine and metal production schedule (see Table 2).
Um, this isn't just a 'director' this was the Managing Director for the past 10 years.Director Resignation
The Board of Kings Minerals NL has accepted the resignation of Mr Dudley Leitch as a Director of the Company due to personal reasons.
The Board would like to sincerely thank Mr Leitch for his contribution and wish him all the best for the future.
For and on behalf of the Board.
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