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DRILL RESULTS -TENGRELA GOLD PROJECT
6m at 476g/t, 6m at 429g/t, 22m at 72.1g/t and 8m at 65.7g/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 SLC245 - 8m at 65.7g/t Au from 50m including 2m at 252g/t Au from 54m;
RC hole SLC246 - 18m at 7.5g/t Au from 8m including 6m at 18.3g/t Au from 18m, 6m at 429g/t Au from 34m including 2m at 1,277g/t Au from 34m;
RC hole SLC247 - 6m at 476g/t Au from 56m including 2m at 1,421g/t Au from 56m and 30m at 1.6g/t from 68m;
RC hole SLC249 - 22m at 72.1g/t Au from 66m including 4m at 389g/t Au from 78m; and
RC hole SLC264 - 14m at 6.5g/t Au from 80m to the end of hole including 2m at 40.0g/t Au at the end of the hole.
Jono, if POG stays above $1000 for the coming 5-10 years then this is a sure winner and should see it's mc go at least the way you think. As a caveat, West Africa needs to stay stable and the political troubles in Ivory Coast need to be sorted. If all goes to plan they'll be producing 400k oz pa from 2 mines for some time. I think CNT is an decent peer comparison and they are just over $2b mc.Hey kennas,
I was thinking of you the other day when the latest cap raising popped up
Still $1.94 is pretty good value to get capital at given current SP. I too saw the infill results and jaw dropped - I'm REALLY looking forward to seeing a couple of hits like that 1-2km upstrike to make my eyes water
Agreed that $700m is undervalued by at least a factor of 2 IMO - with AShanti coming online next year and Tengrela the year after, this is another I am making a cornerstone of my portfolio through to my Europe trip in 2013
PRU continue to get some nice drill hits at their respective projects. This time the hits have come from the Central Ashanti Gold Project (CAGP).
So what's the story behind PRU? Do they have any Australian exposure at all? They are shoring up a very hefty gold reserve...seem to be ticking all the right boxes with low opex on their projects...listing on the TSX and cash in the kitty...what gives with the MC? Shouldn't it be a fair bit higher right now? Or are sovereign risk/global factors keeping this one at bay?
It's taking a long time to get this into operation. They had enough ounces ages ago to go to production. 3rd Q 2011 is crazy. Start bloody digging boys!From announcement today:
Perseus Managing Director, Mark Calderwood’s Comments
“Now that the EPA approval is to hand, it’s ‘all systems go’ at the Central Ashanti Gold
Project.”
“We are on target for achieving a first gold pour in the third quarter of 2011.”
“The $140 million raised in recent equity issues and the project financing ensure that the
CAGP is fully funded while the Company is able to maintain its exploration effort and fast
track development of the Sissingue project at Tengrela in Ivory Coast – recent new exploration
discoveries in Ivory Coast and Ghana and progress at Sissingue demonstrate the value of this
strategy.”
“We are not expecting to draw more than US$65 million of the CAGP project loan facility
unless funds held are required to fast track Sissingue” Mr Calderwood said.
Still completely out. The world still scares me. Very tempted to get back in to PRU and add some under $2.00 and keep adding on any major correction, but there's just so much uncertainty, I'm more happy earning 6% ish in the bank right now. Holding fast until there's some certainty about the world. It's a few years away perhaps. However, if there's a really good sell off, will be hard not to take advantage of it.Are you onboard at the moment Kennas or still out of equities?
Outstanding breakout. Again.
The third biggest no brainer on the stock exchange after BRM and GIR a year ago.
With LGL and NCM getting married, you would think te likes of PRU will be walked down the isle one day.
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