Melkior: Uran mit Santoy für nur 7 Mio. Kap! ( Seite 10)

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Du kannst Dir das sekündliche Einstellen der Kurse bitte sparen.

Mache doch stattdessen bitte eine Fundamentalanalyse des Unternehmens - die fehlt hier nämlich noch!

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.163.298 von kain am 24.01.07 22:43:45... da ist Embry wohl mit nem Einkaufswagen übers Parkett gefahren??!

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WIE KANN MAN NUR VERKAUFEN!!!??? Da konnte schon wieder einer nicht seine Füße still halten!

Jetzt erlaube ich mir doch noch einmal einen Kurs:

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Press Release Source: MELKIOR RESOURCES INC.

Melkior-Santoy Joint Venture Acquires Marc-Andre Uranium Occurrence, Otish Mountains, Quebec

Monday January 29, 8:00 am ET

OTTAWA, ONTARIO--(CCNMatthews - Jan. 29, 2007) - Melkior Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:MKR - News) and its joint venture partner, Santoy Resources Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:SAN - News) are pleased to announce the acquisition of a 100% interest in 13 claims totaling 501.55 Ha at Lac Laparre in the Otish Mountains district of Quebec. The property is situated within the Otish Basin where the basement complex is unconformably overlain by fluvio-terrestrial to marine sediments of the Indicateur Formation (locally conglomerate, quartz arenite and sub-arkose).

The claims cover two uranium showings of note; the Marc-Andre uranium occurrence at the northeast end of the property, and the J. Robert radioactive boulder train in the southwest sector. Geophysical grids established in the early 1980's by Uranerz Exploration and Mining delineated an east-northeast trending, 100 to 200 metre wide, altered gabbroic dike cut by a series of sub-parallel, north-south to ENE-trending faults. At the Marc-Andre Occurrence, a number of trenches investigated the highly altered (limonitic, hematitic, tourmaline and epidote rich, siliceous and sericitic) fault breccia adjacent to and within the gabbroic dike. The best grab sample was reported to have assayed 0.26% U3O8 . On the J. Robert grid, a boulder train of angular, altered, brecciated radioactive sediments lies adjacent to a geophysically interpreted fault zone. As a consequence of the collapse of the uranium market in the 1980's, neither occurrence was investigated by drilling. Subject to field confirmation of the historical data, the Companies consider that this will form a drill-ready target and an aggressive follow-up program is planned for this summer.

The geologic setting of the Marc-Andre and of the J. Robert appears to be analogous to the Strateco Resources Matoush Property, 20 km to the southwest, where one of the best reported drill intercepts to date has been 2.1% U3O8 over a core length of 12.4 metres (Strateco news release Dec. 21/06). The Matoush occurrence was also a Uranerz discovery during the same early 1980's program. This mineralization is "perched" above the basement rocks in altered, arkosic to sub-arkosic, brecciated sandstones in the hanging wall of the Matoush Fault. "The uranium mineralization is closely linked to the tourmaline alteration on both sides of a gabbro dike in the sediments. Typically, moving outward from the dike is first a tourmaline zone, then a chlorite-fuchite-muscovite zone and a limonite-hematite zone." (Strateco website). To date, this fault zone has been traced for over 8 kilometres on Strateco's claims. This style of mineralization is similar to unconformity-related uranium orebodies at McArthur River and Cigar Lake in the Athabasca Basin of Saskatchewan.

Consideration to be paid to International Royalties Corp., a private company, by the Joint Venture for the property will be $10,000 cash, 200,000 shares of Melkior and 40,000 shares of Santoy. A two percent (2%) royalty interest, of which 1.5% may be purchased for $1 million at any time prior to commercial production, has been reserved for the original vendor of the property, Mr. A. L. Barker. As a current director of Melkior, Mr. Barker is a non arm's-length party to the purchase agreement, which is subject to regulatory approval.

This news release has been prepared by the companies jointly and is issued under the technical qualifications of Mr. J. E. Hansen, P.Eng, president of Melkior, and Mr. Rupert Allan, P.Geol. on behalf of Santoy, both of whom are qualified persons under National Instrument 43-101