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Business Day : December 17, 2010 : Small Cap Outlook; BNN speaks to Robin Goad, President &CEO, Fortune Minerals - Dec 17, 2010
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Fortune Minerals Announces Completition of Golde Giant Mine Project for Relocation of Equipment to Nico; Dismantling and demolition of buildings successfully completed - Equipment and structures moved to staging points for reconditioning and mobilization - Oct 14, 2010
www.fortuneminerals.com/News/Press-Releases/Press-Release-De…
"LONDON, ON, Oct. 14 /CNW/ - Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX-FT) ("Fortune Minerals" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has completed the salvage of buildings and equipment from the Golden Giant Mine at Hemlo, Ontario. The Golden Giant Mine facilities were purchased, dismantled and removed from the Hemlo site at an approximate net cash cost of $18 million in order to reclaim valuable assets for their relocation and use at the Company's proposed NICO gold-cobalt-bismuth-copper mine and concentrator in the Northwest Territories and refinery in Saskatchewan. The Golden Giant Mine project demonstrates Fortune Minerals' ability to plan and execute a significant project on budget and on schedule.
Fortune Minerals acquired the Golden Giant Mine buildings, equipment and an inventory of spare parts from Newmont Canada Limited ("Newmont") and Mindecom Industrial Constructors Limited in 2006 and 2008 after the mine had closed. Dismantling and demolition of the mine site facilities was undertaken to reclaim valuable equipment for re-use at NICO and includes certain buildings, grinding mills, the crushing plant, flotation cells, compressors, boilers, generators, conveyors, pumps, motors, overhead cranes, transformers, assay laboratory, electrical switch gear and other equipment. These assets have now been moved to strategic locations in Manitoba and Ontario in preparation for refurbishment and mobilization to NICO and Saskatoon. The net cash cost of this project includes significant proceeds from the sale of surplus equipment, scrap metals, and gold recovered from the equipment
.
Fortune Minerals is pleased to report completion of the Golden Giant Mine project five months ahead of the April 1st 2011 deadline and the Company has now fulfilled all of its responsibilities pursuant to the purchase agreement to the satisfaction of Newmont. Notably, the final phase of work was conducted at a significant reduction to the budget, and in accordance with all environmental requirements and safety protocols. "We thank our employees, many from the surrounding communities and First Nations, as well as local businesses that helped us to make this project a success", said Fortune Minerals' President Robin Goad. The Golden Giant Mine assets are anticipated to have a material impact on managing the capital costs for the NICO development. Fortune Minerals is well positioned to efficiently begin construction of the mine, concentrator and refinery upon receipt of the requisite permits.
The NICO deposit is located in the south part of the Northwest Territories, 160 km northwest of the City of Yellowknife and 50 km north of the community of Whati. The deposit will be mined using a combination of open pit and underground mining methods at a daily production rate of 4,650 tonnes of ore per day. Simple flotation produces approximately 180 tonnes of bulk concentrate per day for delivery by truck and rail to the Company's proposed hydrometallurgical process plant near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. At this refinery, NICO concentrates will be processed to gold doré, 99.8% cobalt cathode, 99.99% copper cathode and 99.9% bismuth ingot or 99.5% cathode. Both sites are currently in the environmental assessment process for permitting. NICO has already been assessed in a positive definitive feasibility study by Micon International Limited that was updated in 2008 and shows an attractive rate of return for the development (see Fortune news release, dated May 8, 2008).
About Fortune Minerals:
Fortune Minerals is a diversified resource company with several mineral deposits and a number of exploration projects, all located in Canada. The Company is focused on the development of its NICO gold-cobalt-bismuth-copper deposit in the Northwest Territories and its metals processing plant in Saskatchewan. Fortune Minerals owns the buildings and equipment from the Golden Giant Mine at Hemlo, Ontario, which have been dismantled for relocation to NICO. Fortune Minerals also owns the Mount Klappan anthracite coal deposits in British Columbia, the Sue-Dianne copper-silver deposit and other exploration projects in the Northwest Territories. Fortune Minerals is focused on outstanding performance and growth of shareholder value through assembly and development of high quality mineral resource projects "
www.fortuneminerals.com/News/Press-Releases/Press-Release-De…
"LONDON, ON, Oct. 14 /CNW/ - Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX-FT) ("Fortune Minerals" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has completed the salvage of buildings and equipment from the Golden Giant Mine at Hemlo, Ontario. The Golden Giant Mine facilities were purchased, dismantled and removed from the Hemlo site at an approximate net cash cost of $18 million in order to reclaim valuable assets for their relocation and use at the Company's proposed NICO gold-cobalt-bismuth-copper mine and concentrator in the Northwest Territories and refinery in Saskatchewan. The Golden Giant Mine project demonstrates Fortune Minerals' ability to plan and execute a significant project on budget and on schedule.
Fortune Minerals acquired the Golden Giant Mine buildings, equipment and an inventory of spare parts from Newmont Canada Limited ("Newmont") and Mindecom Industrial Constructors Limited in 2006 and 2008 after the mine had closed. Dismantling and demolition of the mine site facilities was undertaken to reclaim valuable equipment for re-use at NICO and includes certain buildings, grinding mills, the crushing plant, flotation cells, compressors, boilers, generators, conveyors, pumps, motors, overhead cranes, transformers, assay laboratory, electrical switch gear and other equipment. These assets have now been moved to strategic locations in Manitoba and Ontario in preparation for refurbishment and mobilization to NICO and Saskatoon. The net cash cost of this project includes significant proceeds from the sale of surplus equipment, scrap metals, and gold recovered from the equipment
. Fortune Minerals is pleased to report completion of the Golden Giant Mine project five months ahead of the April 1st 2011 deadline and the Company has now fulfilled all of its responsibilities pursuant to the purchase agreement to the satisfaction of Newmont. Notably, the final phase of work was conducted at a significant reduction to the budget, and in accordance with all environmental requirements and safety protocols. "We thank our employees, many from the surrounding communities and First Nations, as well as local businesses that helped us to make this project a success", said Fortune Minerals' President Robin Goad. The Golden Giant Mine assets are anticipated to have a material impact on managing the capital costs for the NICO development. Fortune Minerals is well positioned to efficiently begin construction of the mine, concentrator and refinery upon receipt of the requisite permits.
The NICO deposit is located in the south part of the Northwest Territories, 160 km northwest of the City of Yellowknife and 50 km north of the community of Whati. The deposit will be mined using a combination of open pit and underground mining methods at a daily production rate of 4,650 tonnes of ore per day. Simple flotation produces approximately 180 tonnes of bulk concentrate per day for delivery by truck and rail to the Company's proposed hydrometallurgical process plant near Saskatoon, Saskatchewan. At this refinery, NICO concentrates will be processed to gold doré, 99.8% cobalt cathode, 99.99% copper cathode and 99.9% bismuth ingot or 99.5% cathode. Both sites are currently in the environmental assessment process for permitting. NICO has already been assessed in a positive definitive feasibility study by Micon International Limited that was updated in 2008 and shows an attractive rate of return for the development (see Fortune news release, dated May 8, 2008).
About Fortune Minerals:
Fortune Minerals is a diversified resource company with several mineral deposits and a number of exploration projects, all located in Canada. The Company is focused on the development of its NICO gold-cobalt-bismuth-copper deposit in the Northwest Territories and its metals processing plant in Saskatchewan. Fortune Minerals owns the buildings and equipment from the Golden Giant Mine at Hemlo, Ontario, which have been dismantled for relocation to NICO. Fortune Minerals also owns the Mount Klappan anthracite coal deposits in British Columbia, the Sue-Dianne copper-silver deposit and other exploration projects in the Northwest Territories. Fortune Minerals is focused on outstanding performance and growth of shareholder value through assembly and development of high quality mineral resource projects "
Fortune Minerals Announces High-Grade Iintersections from the 1st 10 Holes of Nico Summer Drill Program - Sep 8, 2010
www.fortuneminerals.com/News/Press-Releases/Press-Release-De…
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Fortune Minerals Reduces Excercise Price &Extends Expiry Date of Warrants Issued under PPs - Aug 26, 2010
www.fortuneminerals.com/News/Press-Releases/Press-Release-De…
"LONDON, ON, Aug. 26 /CNW/ - Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX-FT) ("Fortune Minerals" or the "Company") announced today that it will reduce the exercise price and extend the expiry date of 6,420,999 outstanding common share purchase warrants (the "Warrants") originally issued under private placements completed by the Company in March, May and June, 2009. The expiry date of the Warrants will be extended from September 2, 2010 to September 30, 2010 and the exercise price of the Warrants will be reduced from $0.80 to $0.60, provided that the reduced exercise price will not become effective until September 14, 2010. All other material terms of the Warrants will remain unchanged. The Company will send a notice to Warrantholders advising them of the foregoing changes to the Warrants.
The Company has received the conditional approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange (the "TSX") for the proposed amendment to the Warrants. No Warrants are owned by insiders of the Company or their associates or affiliates.
About Fortune Minerals:
Fortune Minerals is a diversified resource company with several mineral deposits and a number of exploration projects, all located in Canada. The Company is focused on the development of its NICO gold-cobalt-bismuth-copper deposit in the Northwest Territories and its metals processing plant in Saskatchewan. Fortune Minerals owns the buildings and equipment from the Golden Giant Mine at Hemlo, Ontario, which have been dismantled for relocation to NICO. Fortune Minerals also owns the Mount Klappan anthracite coal deposits in British Columbia, and the Sue-Dianne copper-silver deposit and other exploration projects in the Northwest Territories. Fortune Minerals is focused on outstanding performance and growth of shareholder value through assembly and development of high quality mineral resource projects. "
www.fortuneminerals.com/News/Press-Releases/Press-Release-De…
"LONDON, ON, Aug. 26 /CNW/ - Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX-FT) ("Fortune Minerals" or the "Company") announced today that it will reduce the exercise price and extend the expiry date of 6,420,999 outstanding common share purchase warrants (the "Warrants") originally issued under private placements completed by the Company in March, May and June, 2009. The expiry date of the Warrants will be extended from September 2, 2010 to September 30, 2010 and the exercise price of the Warrants will be reduced from $0.80 to $0.60, provided that the reduced exercise price will not become effective until September 14, 2010. All other material terms of the Warrants will remain unchanged. The Company will send a notice to Warrantholders advising them of the foregoing changes to the Warrants.
The Company has received the conditional approval of the Toronto Stock Exchange (the "TSX") for the proposed amendment to the Warrants. No Warrants are owned by insiders of the Company or their associates or affiliates.
About Fortune Minerals:
Fortune Minerals is a diversified resource company with several mineral deposits and a number of exploration projects, all located in Canada. The Company is focused on the development of its NICO gold-cobalt-bismuth-copper deposit in the Northwest Territories and its metals processing plant in Saskatchewan. Fortune Minerals owns the buildings and equipment from the Golden Giant Mine at Hemlo, Ontario, which have been dismantled for relocation to NICO. Fortune Minerals also owns the Mount Klappan anthracite coal deposits in British Columbia, and the Sue-Dianne copper-silver deposit and other exploration projects in the Northwest Territories. Fortune Minerals is focused on outstanding performance and growth of shareholder value through assembly and development of high quality mineral resource projects. "
Fortune Minerals announces railway development strategy for Mount Klappan metallurgical coal project - Aug 23, 2010
http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/Fortune-Minerals-announces-…
"LONDON, ON, Aug. 23 /CNW/ - Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX-FT) ("Fortune" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has developed a new commercially competitive railway transportation option for haulage of anthracite metallurgical coal products from the Company's Mount Klappan project in northwest British Columbia to the port of Prince Rupert. This new development strategy is based on existing infrastructure and provides a much simpler transportation solution that would allow the Company to rapidly capitalize on the world class resource potential of Mount Klappan and participate in the growing global shortage of high quality metallurgical coals. The railway strategy would also provide access to the Ridley Coal Terminal in Prince Rupert that can load full "Capesize" bulk vessels, making this the preferred point of export for most of the Company's potential customers in the overseas steel industry.
The new railway development strategy is based on quotes that were recently received from the Canadian National Railway Company ("CN"), which operates on the former BC Rail Dease Lake Line to Minaret, 150 km south of Mount Klappan. The roadbed for this railway right-of-way north from Minaret to Mount Klappan and has already been largely constructed and provides an existing transportation corridor that can be upgraded for rail or truck haulage of coal from the mine to Minaret.
Fortune will be required to invest significant capital to upgrade the railway right-of-way as well as make improvements to the CN Rail Dease Lake Line to accommodate 127 car unit trains with 95 tonne car loads and efficient rail speeds. However, this railway development option eliminates a similar amount of capital that would otherwise have been required for truck haulage of coal to Stewart. These savings include elimination of the 100 km access road between the mine and Highway 37, elimination or reduction in the size of the off-site truck fleet, and it also avoids the substantial investment that would have been required to upgrade the bulk terminal facilities in Stewart. Use of the existing infrastructure under the railway option will also reduce the environmental footprint for the development, eliminates concerns for truck and port congestion in Stewart, reduces overall project risk, and provides for more rapid project execution and construction.
Fortune has already engaged Deloitte & Touche Corporate Finance Canada Inc. ("Deloitte") as the Company's financial advisor to pursue strategic alternatives for the advancement of Mount Klappan (see Fortune news release, dated June 30, 2010). Deloitte is assisting Fortune by identifying potential strategic partners for the project and evaluating potential transactions.
Mount Klappan has very large resources and reserves of anthracite metallurgical coal contained in 4 deposit areas, located 150 km northeast of the port of Stewart and 330 km northeast of the port of Prince Rupert. These deposits contain Measured Resources of 107.9 million tonnes, Indicated Resources of 123 million tonnes, plus 2.572 billion tonnes in the Inferred and Speculative classes (see Fortune news release, dated June 22, 2004)(1). Mount Klappan has already been assessed in a positive definitive feasibility study in 2008 by Marston & Marston Inc. ("Marston") (see Fortune news release, dated August 7, 2008)(1). This study assessed the economics of an initial open pit mine in the Lost-Fox deposit area, a wash plant, and mine- and off-site infrastructure to produce 3 million tonnes per year of premium, ultra-low volatile, pulverized coal injection ("PCI") product for the overseas steel industry and other premium metallurgical coal products. Both rail and truck haulage options to the ports of Prince Rupert and Stewart, respectively have previously been assessed. The Proven and Probable In-Situ Mineral Reserves identified in the initial pit in the Lost Fox deposit are 102 million tonnes, producing 61 million PCI product tonnes to support a minimum 20-year mine life. Richard Marston, P.E., is the Qualified Person responsible for the Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserve estimates and the definitive feasibility study in accordance with National Instrument 43-101.
Fortune is working with Marston to update the financial model for its 2008 definitive feasibility study for the Mount Klappan project, using the new transportation data received from CN and other consultants. Fortune expects to receive the results of this updated rail analysis in September. The Company is also engaging local communities to make this project a success for the benefit of all stakeholders.
(1) For additional information on the Mount Klappan Mineral Resources and Reserves, and feasibility studies, please see the information posted for the Company on the SEDAR website at www.sedar.com.
About Fortune:
Fortune is a diversified resource company with several mineral deposits and a number of exploration projects, all located in Canada. The Company is focused on the development of its NICO gold-cobalt-bismuth-copper deposit in the Northwest Territories and its metals processing plant in Saskatchewan. Fortune Minerals owns the buildings and equipment from the Golden Giant Mine at Hemlo, Ontario, which have been dismantled for relocation to NICO. Fortune also owns the Mount Klappan anthracite coal deposits in British Columbia, and the, the Sue-Dianne copper-silver deposit and other exploration projects in the Northwest Territories. Fortune is focused on outstanding performance and growth of shareholder value through assembly and development of high quality mineral resource projects. "
http://sg.finance.yahoo.com/news/Fortune-Minerals-announces-…
"LONDON, ON, Aug. 23 /CNW/ - Fortune Minerals Limited (TSX-FT) ("Fortune" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has developed a new commercially competitive railway transportation option for haulage of anthracite metallurgical coal products from the Company's Mount Klappan project in northwest British Columbia to the port of Prince Rupert. This new development strategy is based on existing infrastructure and provides a much simpler transportation solution that would allow the Company to rapidly capitalize on the world class resource potential of Mount Klappan and participate in the growing global shortage of high quality metallurgical coals. The railway strategy would also provide access to the Ridley Coal Terminal in Prince Rupert that can load full "Capesize" bulk vessels, making this the preferred point of export for most of the Company's potential customers in the overseas steel industry.
The new railway development strategy is based on quotes that were recently received from the Canadian National Railway Company ("CN"), which operates on the former BC Rail Dease Lake Line to Minaret, 150 km south of Mount Klappan. The roadbed for this railway right-of-way north from Minaret to Mount Klappan and has already been largely constructed and provides an existing transportation corridor that can be upgraded for rail or truck haulage of coal from the mine to Minaret.
Fortune will be required to invest significant capital to upgrade the railway right-of-way as well as make improvements to the CN Rail Dease Lake Line to accommodate 127 car unit trains with 95 tonne car loads and efficient rail speeds. However, this railway development option eliminates a similar amount of capital that would otherwise have been required for truck haulage of coal to Stewart. These savings include elimination of the 100 km access road between the mine and Highway 37, elimination or reduction in the size of the off-site truck fleet, and it also avoids the substantial investment that would have been required to upgrade the bulk terminal facilities in Stewart. Use of the existing infrastructure under the railway option will also reduce the environmental footprint for the development, eliminates concerns for truck and port congestion in Stewart, reduces overall project risk, and provides for more rapid project execution and construction.
Fortune has already engaged Deloitte & Touche Corporate Finance Canada Inc. ("Deloitte") as the Company's financial advisor to pursue strategic alternatives for the advancement of Mount Klappan (see Fortune news release, dated June 30, 2010). Deloitte is assisting Fortune by identifying potential strategic partners for the project and evaluating potential transactions.
Mount Klappan has very large resources and reserves of anthracite metallurgical coal contained in 4 deposit areas, located 150 km northeast of the port of Stewart and 330 km northeast of the port of Prince Rupert. These deposits contain Measured Resources of 107.9 million tonnes, Indicated Resources of 123 million tonnes, plus 2.572 billion tonnes in the Inferred and Speculative classes (see Fortune news release, dated June 22, 2004)(1). Mount Klappan has already been assessed in a positive definitive feasibility study in 2008 by Marston & Marston Inc. ("Marston") (see Fortune news release, dated August 7, 2008)(1). This study assessed the economics of an initial open pit mine in the Lost-Fox deposit area, a wash plant, and mine- and off-site infrastructure to produce 3 million tonnes per year of premium, ultra-low volatile, pulverized coal injection ("PCI") product for the overseas steel industry and other premium metallurgical coal products. Both rail and truck haulage options to the ports of Prince Rupert and Stewart, respectively have previously been assessed. The Proven and Probable In-Situ Mineral Reserves identified in the initial pit in the Lost Fox deposit are 102 million tonnes, producing 61 million PCI product tonnes to support a minimum 20-year mine life. Richard Marston, P.E., is the Qualified Person responsible for the Mineral Resource and Mineral Reserve estimates and the definitive feasibility study in accordance with National Instrument 43-101.
Fortune is working with Marston to update the financial model for its 2008 definitive feasibility study for the Mount Klappan project, using the new transportation data received from CN and other consultants. Fortune expects to receive the results of this updated rail analysis in September. The Company is also engaging local communities to make this project a success for the benefit of all stakeholders.
(1) For additional information on the Mount Klappan Mineral Resources and Reserves, and feasibility studies, please see the information posted for the Company on the SEDAR website at www.sedar.com.
About Fortune:
Fortune is a diversified resource company with several mineral deposits and a number of exploration projects, all located in Canada. The Company is focused on the development of its NICO gold-cobalt-bismuth-copper deposit in the Northwest Territories and its metals processing plant in Saskatchewan. Fortune Minerals owns the buildings and equipment from the Golden Giant Mine at Hemlo, Ontario, which have been dismantled for relocation to NICO. Fortune also owns the Mount Klappan anthracite coal deposits in British Columbia, and the, the Sue-Dianne copper-silver deposit and other exploration projects in the Northwest Territories. Fortune is focused on outstanding performance and growth of shareholder value through assembly and development of high quality mineral resource projects. "
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