SLC 014- Open ended 105m at 6.5g/t Au from 36m down hole, including 48m at 11.3g/t Au
from 76m down hole followed by 17m at 5.3g/t Au from 124m;
SLC 025 - Open ended 30m at 5.5g/t Au from 50m down hole, including 2m at 22.7g/t Au
from 56m and 4m at 14.2g/t Au from 76m to the bottom of the hole;
SRC 018- 106m at 1.6g/t Au from 4m down hole, including 16m at 3.1g/t Au from 92m.
Yes, not a bad intersection. I suggest this is not across the line but directly down one of these 'quartz stringer veins'. But, 6.5 g/t!!Hey all, latest Tengrela results out with some more IMPRESSIVE hits!
While these are within the main body, it is the open ended 105m @6.5g/t which is particularly exciting as this is MASSIVE.
26m @ 19.5 g/t really is outstanding.Perseus Mining Limited (ASX: PRU) is pleased to announce further significant RC and diamond drill results from the Sissingue prospect at its Tengrela Gold Project in Ivory Coast.
Recent intercepts include:
SLC 045- 26m at 19.5g/t Au from 24m down hole, including 2m at 232.9g/t Au from 42m down hole and another intercept of 18m at 4.9g/t Au from 62m;
SLC 074- Open ended 94m at 4.0g/t Au from 46m down hole, including 28m at 9.1g/t Au from 68m down; and
SLC 048 - Open ended 47m at 3.4g/t Au from 34m down hole, including 2m at 39g/t Au from 60m.
The intercepts summarised in Table 1 were predominantly from infill drilling. The results give additional support to high grade intercepts previously reported from within the Sissingue prospect’s core zone. High grades are typically associated with narrow quartz stringers containing abundant visible gold in altered felsic and granitic intrusives and metasediments.
Dear Flyboy 77
I am not going to explain you any thing as my crystal ball is missing at this point and probably got mixed up with the crystal ball used by Goldman Sachs and other pundits in the market.
It was a matter of my assumption and opinion - take it or reject it. Upto you.
Just put a trigger on this page and revisit in Feb 2010 to correlate what I said
Starting to go through a meaningful correction, along with POG, which is healthy. Will probably track gold and the market lower unless there's some upside surprises like a takeover offer. First real technical support across $1.80 and then major support at $1.50. Probably a good opportunity back at those levels.
Yep, nice to see a pull back. I will definitely be watching closely and jumping back in if it heads towards $1.50
Don't forget that all the DFS figures that looked so good were based on US$850-950/oz so even if gold corrects to those levels PRU still have an outstanding couple of projects heading to production in the next couple of years!
Did you jump back in Monday when it dipped below $1.50? You'd have to be happy right now if you did ...
I attended the Africa Gold conference held by Canary events at Tattersall's club in Sydney on Thursday 18 February.
There was a lot of good information by all presenters (Gryphon-Burkina Faso, Azumah-Ghana, Perseus-Ghana/Cote d-Ivoire , Castle-Ghana, MDL-Senegal and Chalice-Eritrea) with a very upbeat outlook for exploration in West Africa.
Mark Calderwood spoke on Perseus.
My comments posted on another forum included
"At one point Mark Calderwood said Perseus either had or would have 7 drilling rigs operating at Ayunfuri and 5 at Tengrela (12 rigs drilling similtaneously).
Also said would drill 220,000 metres (i.e. 220 kilometres) this (calendar?) year and that for every 50,000 metres drilled usually resulted in another 500,000 ounces (dependant on quality of ground of course).
Calderwood envisages adding at least 500,000 ounces each year into foreseeable future.
Said company had sufficient funds to develop Ayunfuri to completion now (if all drilling exploration ceased) but shareholders wanted more drilling.
There would be resource upgrades and increases later this year (around middle of year). Commencement of construction of Ayunfuri plant will occur once EPA approval received (which should be this quarter or early next quarter). He did not percieve any likely difficulties with EPA approval.
Perseus was the standout from presenters for size of gold resources.
Video available on Canary Events site soon. Videos from last years gold presentations only on site at the moment:-
http://www.canaryevents.com.au/pastforums/
Warwick Grigor-BGF Securities in introduction was asked which company stood out from presenters today (I think as value or enterprise value per ounce). He said Perseus. Grigor also said that gold could reach as much as $5000/ounce in next few years.
Good point miner. I can't see how Grigor can be taken seriously with his comments on PRU, and I wouldn't just take them with a grain of salt, but completely ignore them.I however will take the comment from BGF Securities with a pinch of salt. It is primarily Warwick / BGF has strong conflict of interest having raised money for PRU few times. The commission has helped the bulging of BGF Securities. It is a cash cow for them. Why should BGF would flatter any other gold company in the seminar ?
Cheers
Managing Director, Mark Calderwood’s comments
“Infill drilling is well advanced and resource modelling for the definitive feasibility study (“DFS”) is scheduled to be completed in April 2010, with the DFS completed in 2010.
“From late February onwards extensional and exploration drilling will again become the main focus at Tengrela. During the December Quarter the Company completed 24,000m of drilling at Tengrela and it is targeting 125,000m of drilling in 2010, mostly within the first three quarters.”
Good point miner. I can't see how Grigor can be taken seriously with his comments on PRU, and I wouldn't just take them with a grain of salt, but completely ignore them.
In regard to my comments above about Ivory Coast, Lihir was well and truly grilled recently on the effect of the polical turmoil and they claim that it is business as normal in regard to their operations there, so maybe it's all ok for PRU? Maybe..
Should be some more news on Tengrela over the coming weeks.
From the last drilling update on 21 Jan:
Some people scoff at H&S's but don't want this one to pander out. Hard to see $1.50 breaking down without a major gold and market correction though.
1216 g/t isn't bad.Perseus Mining (PRU) $2.05
STILL on big announcements, gold junior Perseus has trumpeted grades of up to 1216 grams a tonne at its Tengrela project on the Ivory Coast.
Tengrela is the second-string project to Central Ashanti in Ghana, a 7 million-ounce gorilla. Tengrela already has a 1 million-ounce resource, with a maiden reserves statement due by June's end. Combined, the projects put Perseus on course to be the third-biggest Australian-based producer with annual output of 400,000 ounces a year, which makes us wonder whether Newcrest, which has lobbed a bid for Lihir, chose the wrong target.
Criterion had Perseus as a spec buy at $1.24 last September and then a sell in December at $1.95. Miners, like children, should be rewarded for good grades so we'll promote Perseus to a hold.
FURTHER HIGH GRADE DRILL RESULTS TENGRELA GOLD PROJECT
Best Results Include 8m at 325g/t Au
Perseus Mining Limited (ASX/TSX: PRU) is pleased to provide an update on exploration activities at the Company’s Tengrela Gold Project in the Ivory Coast.
Recent significant drill intercepts from resource drilling at the Sissingue prospect are summarized in Table 1 below. These included:
RC hole SLC228 - 8m at 325g/t Au from 96m including 2m at 1,216g/t Au from 98m, followed by 36m at 3.1g/t Au from 104m to the end of the hole;
RC hole SLC226 - 110m at 4.0g/t Au from 18m to the end of hole including 16m at 11.3g/t Au from 28m;
RC hole SLC224 - 84m at 3.6g/t Au from 16m to the end of hole including 2m at 73.4g/t Au from 30m;
RC hole SRC875 - 60m at 3.3g/t Au from 30m to the end of hole including 2m at 10.5g/t Au from 30m and 2m at 38.4g/t from 84m;
RC hole SLC230 - 22m at 1.4g/t Au from 14m and 56m at 3.4g/t Au from 84m to the end of the hole; and
RC hole SRC939 - 16m at 6.5g/t Au from 10m and 4m at 20.3g/t Au from 50m.
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