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A drilling result from the Playford Tenement is overdue and UXA say it's due to extending the drilling to lower levels than originally anticipated.i don't mind a gamble on some stocks. As Noirua says the ground/region they are drilling in has turned up the odd good mine. Reliance bought the story as well so they must like to take a risk as well,
no loss until i sell !
UXA are well set to make a find, but as you say, drilling is at some depth. Probably, the former, is the reason most are sitting on their stock.I read through again most of their announcements today and noticed I think in the 1st quarter report 07 that the leases in SA around olympic dam all expire 19th Sept. this year. Lot of the drilling is at depth and too often has fallen short of its target. ......glad they are going all the way this time
Also added up how much I've lost on this ..tend to forget what you spend after 12mths.
UXA is also currently drilling the first hole on the Playford Prospect in South Australia, targeting potential iron-oxide, copper, gold, uranium mineralisation. This target has a gravity signature of 2 mGal and is being drilled for the UXA - RIL (Australia) Joint Venture. Drilling of the first hole at Playford is expected to be completed by the end of March 2008.
With the completion of the latest drill hole on Winjabbie in South Australia, UXA has now completed a total of approximately 8,000 metres of a planned 20,000 metre drilling program across its tenements in South Australia, Western Australia, Northern Territory and New South Wales.
from a recent announcement:
In this announcement they had a map of their locations around Olympic Dam and Prominent Hill. Add the Northern Territory and you have some super locations to drill in.
Funny..they are chasing Uranium and appear to be finding a lot more copper, gold, silver and iron ore!
End of the month will be interesting
Not sure why, maybe the gambling instinct in me, just had to add a few more after my oppies came to nowt.Director Mr David Hawley, has great confidence in the old gold mining areas near Mudgee, NSW. UXA have a 270Km² area at EL6498, Gulgong/Ulan.
Mr Hawley said the company was seeking to find gold, copper and rare earths.
Not sure why, maybe the gambling instinct in me, just had to add a few more after my oppies came to nowt.
MD, Mr Patrick Mutz is in Los Angeles at the Uranium Conference there, and of course, would say, "the uranium sector is soft at the moment but would recover". Let's hope he has the same success as his time with Heathgate brought.
UXA have $7,289,000 in the bank at the end of the March Quarter. The contribution from Reliance Industries is included in this.Playfod looks like it came up blank.
With 4 million to be spent on drilling in 12 mths you would have to think they would hit something to move the share price.
I may be wrong but I thought Reliance were going to flick them some money or was that included in the 4 million.
yep- pretty bland report
The drilling side of UXA does seem very disappointing after all the enthusiasm that took the share price up to 51c. Now trading at a quarter of the float price (20c plus one free option that retired worthless) and despite JV's with Reliance, much heralded, the way forward does not look very encouraging.Second Quarter Report to 31st December 2008 of UXA: http://www.uxa.com.au/Dec2008QuarterReport.html
The drilling side of UXA does seem very disappointing after all the enthusiasm that took the share price up to 51c. Now trading at a quarter of the float price (20c plus one free option that retired worthless) and despite JV's with Reliance, much heralded, the way forward does not look very encouraging.
The purchase of the assets of Geophysical Logging Limited looked a good move at the time, though markets have receded since.
UXA expect pay back of the $1 million spent within three years from profits.
UXA say this will reduce the companies risk, maybe so, but costs continue and the cash pile is reducing quite quickly.
Time for directors to reduce pay and costs dramatically.
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