DGAP-News: Commerce Resources Corp.. is an increase in indicated resources at the Upper Fir tantalum and niobium deposit in Blue River, British Columbia, is known (German)
Commerce Resources Corp.. is an increase in indicated resources at the Upper Fir tantalum and niobium deposit in Blue River, British Columbia, known
DGAP-News: Commerce Resources Corp.. / Key word (s): drilling result
Commerce Resources Corp.. is an increase of the displayed
Resources at the Upper Fir tantalum and niobium deposit in Blue
River, British Columbia, known
09.07.2012 / 10:05
Commerce Resources Corp.. are based on the analysis results of
further by the end of the 2010 drill program 54 holes put down
(12 949 meters) an increase in indicated resources at the
Upper Fir tantalum and niobium deposit in Blue River, British Columbia,
known
The main points
- The results of the study show Indicated Mineral Resource of
total of 51.8 million tonnes at 192 ppm and 1,490 ppm Nb2O5, Ta2O5 and
Inferred mineral resources totaling 8.8 million tons with 186
ppm Ta2O5 and Nb2O5 1660 ppm.
- This corresponds to an increase in Indicated Mineral Resource of 42
% And the inferred mineral resources by 37% compared to the PEA
(Preliminary Economic Assessment, Preliminary Economic Assessment)
from the year 2011.
- The pounds of tantalum increased in the displayed
Mineral resources by 40% and 23% in the inferred resources;
the pounds of niobium
Friday, July 27, 2012
Tuesday, November 22, 2011
Geodex mining and mineral processing report
Geodex published an independent "preliminary economic assessment" of
the Sisson Brook tungsten-molybdenum-copper deposit in New Brunswick,
Canada.
Geodex Minerals Ltd.., (The "Company") is pleased to announce the
contents of an independent preliminary economic assessment
(Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA)) for its 70% ownership stake in
the tungsten-molybdenum-copper deposit known to be in the north of
Fredericton, New Brunswick, is located. The NI 43-101-compatible
report was drafted by Wardrop Engineering Inc. (Wardrop) in Vancouver,
with financial and operational estimates, where deviations of plus /
minus 35% should be considered. The full PEA report will be processed
within a week on SEDAR. The PEA will be the first stage of more
detailed studies, if the development is progressing the project.
Advance will be made this point a feasibility assessment, which will
be completed in summer 2008.
The assessment (PEA) is based exclusively on the southern half of the
Sisson Brook deposit, which is referred to as Zone III, and in the
partially drilled in the years 1979 to 1982 by Texasgulf / Kidd Creek
Mines. This tungsten and molybdenum dominant part of the large
mineralized system of Sisson Brook was established in 2006 through
7053 m of diamond drilling and 14,500 m of diamond drilling in 2007
(not yet Bohrverschalung is completed).
the Sisson Brook tungsten-molybdenum-copper deposit in New Brunswick,
Canada.
Geodex Minerals Ltd.., (The "Company") is pleased to announce the
contents of an independent preliminary economic assessment
(Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA)) for its 70% ownership stake in
the tungsten-molybdenum-copper deposit known to be in the north of
Fredericton, New Brunswick, is located. The NI 43-101-compatible
report was drafted by Wardrop Engineering Inc. (Wardrop) in Vancouver,
with financial and operational estimates, where deviations of plus /
minus 35% should be considered. The full PEA report will be processed
within a week on SEDAR. The PEA will be the first stage of more
detailed studies, if the development is progressing the project.
Advance will be made this point a feasibility assessment, which will
be completed in summer 2008.
The assessment (PEA) is based exclusively on the southern half of the
Sisson Brook deposit, which is referred to as Zone III, and in the
partially drilled in the years 1979 to 1982 by Texasgulf / Kidd Creek
Mines. This tungsten and molybdenum dominant part of the large
mineralized system of Sisson Brook was established in 2006 through
7053 m of diamond drilling and 14,500 m of diamond drilling in 2007
(not yet Bohrverschalung is completed).
Sunday, February 21, 2010
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