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Hallo Leute,

durch den Letter of Intent zu einer Zusammenarbeit mit Novus Gold bin ich af Enviro Gold gestoßen.

Darauf hin habe ich mir die HP von Enviro angeschaut und es für einen höchst Interressanten Wert gehalten, mir gleich ein paar ins Depot gelegt. Ich habe durch die Verknüpfung von Enviro mit Novus auch schon mal erste Gedanken im Novus Thread gepostet: http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1154254-471-480/n…

Für entscheident halte ich: EnviroGold anticipates operating costs of US$325 per oz Au. Total development costs are expected to be US$75 million with project financing provided by Macquarie Bank from Australia
Meiner Auffassung scheinen auch kanadische Experten zu sein, die Enviro angeregt haben, nicht nur an der Heimatbörse (in Australien) sondern auch in Toronto zu handeln http://www.envirogold.com/userfiles/960473.pdf
(Siehe auch meinen Beitrag 480 bei Novus).

Infos:

HP: http://www.envirogold.com/site/

http://fortbridge.files.wordpress.com/2011/03/asx-evg-near-t…

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/15104/en…

Ich würde mich sehr über Mit - Diskutierer freuen.

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Macquarie Bank is a substantial shareholder of EnviroGold with 5.95%.


weiß jemand etwas über die Regularien in Australien, ab wieviel % wer was machen muss???

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Man beachte die Umsätze der letzten beiden Tage

Datum Eröffnung Hoch Tief Schluss Volumen
31.03.2011 0,135 0,14 0,13 0,14 3 Mio.
30.03.2011 0,12 0,13 0,115 0,13 2 Mio.
29.03.2011 0,12 0,12 0,115 0,12 669.249
28.03.2011 0,115 0,12 0,115 0,12 126.666
25.03.2011 0,125 0,125 0,12 0,12 605.000
24.03.2011 0,12 0,125 0,12 0,125 1 Mio.
23.03.2011 0,12 0,12 0,115 0,12 601.000
22.03.2011 0,115 0,12 0,11 0,12 352.500
21.03.2011 0,105 0,115 0,105 0,115 1 Mio.
18.03.2011 0,105 0,11 0,105 0,11 707.000
17.03.2011 0,11 0,11 0,10 0,11 2 Mio.
16.03.2011 0,11 0,115 0,105 0,11 795.814
15.03.2011 0,12 0,12 0,11 0,11 3 Mio.
14.03.2011 0,12 0,12 0,115 0,12 676.285
11.03.2011 0,125 0,125 0,12 0,125 906.192
10.03.2011 0,125 0,125 0,12 0,12 366.970
09.03.2011 0,125 0,125 0,125 0,125 650.500
08.03.2011 0,125 0,125 0,12 0,125 711.330
07.03.2011 0,125 0,125 0,12 0,125 244.400
04.03.2011 0,13 0,13 0,12 0,12 4 Mio.
03.03.2011 0,13 0,13 0,125 0,125 579.629
02.03.2011 0,13 0,135 0,125 0,13 659.800
01.03.2011 0,13 0,13 0,125 0,125 884.040

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wenn das mal morgen nicht hilft

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Ja heidewitzka -

das war ja mal ein Anstieg - und zwar mit richtig fetten Blöcken hier mal ein paar Beispiele

08.04.2011 04:46:26 0,1900 865.764
08.04.2011 04:33:40 0,1900 618.335
08.04.2011 04:33:40 0,1900 998.700


Volumen knapp 70 Mio St. was ist denn da los.

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[Overhead78]

hallo gehtwas,
warum werden hier bei "WO" keine aktuellen kurse angezeigt?
hast du einen link, wo man den aktuellen kurs sehen kann?

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.345.295 von Overhead78 am 10.04.11 11:11:45

http://www.comdirect.de/inf/aktien/detail/uebersicht.html?SE…

[Overhead78]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.346.986 von gehtwas am 11.04.11 09:10:40

wird die aktie hier in deutschland (frankfurt) nicht gehandelt?

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.348.927 von Overhead78 am 11.04.11 14:52:55

Ich glaube nicht.

Es macht aber auch keinen Sinn da alle Umsätze in Australien sind, oder dann hoffentlich auch bald in Toronto. Aber da ist es meiner Meinung besser schon vorher in Australien zu zu schlagen - nur meine Meinung.

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mal an alle Charttechniker

müssen solche gaps immer geschlossen werden? Wäre schade

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Bei dem Tagesverlauf Gold - schau mer mal ob Montag noch was geht

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Weiter riesen Umsatz. 19 Mio Stück mit Blöcken zu 100, 200 300K dazwischen.

- und Ihr schweigt weiter die Wand an.


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0,20 ist der letzte Widerstand vor dem ATH Ende 2007. Mit dem Handel an der TSX möglicherweise der Weg nach oben frei???




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http://www.envirogold.com/userfiles/969844.pdf

Also: Wenn ich das richtig verstanden habe, fangen die 2012 an zu produzieren, und zwar

65.000 Unzen/a Au und 600.000 Unzen Ag/a bei Abbaukosten von 313$/Unze, Laufzeit 7 Jahre.

30% des Goldes sind bereits verkauft für 1358$/unze.

Das wäre Aktuell ein Gewinn vor Steuern ( 3%NSR für Maquarie bereits abgezogen) von
89.167.250$/a (bei einem Siloberpreis von 40$)


Das hört sich meines Erachtens doch gar nicht übel an. Kommentare???


Weiter soll dann im August noch ein Prefeasability Study vom Azuay Projekt kommen.

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Zitat von gehtwas: http://www.envirogold.com/userfiles/969844.pdf


Weiter soll dann im August 2012 noch ein Prefeasability Study vom Azuay Projekt kommen.

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EnviroGold Limited - Good progress on Las Lagunas Gold/Silver project


Tuesday , 03 May 2011 EnviroGold Limited

HIGHLIGHTS

•Key modular oxygen plant shipped ahead of schedule.
•Project on schedule for early 2012 start-up of gold and silver production.
•Project to benefit from high gold and silver prices.
Australian-based mineral resources company, EnviroGold Limited (ASX: EVG) (EnviroGoldor the "Company") advises that construction on its Las Lagunas gold/silver project in theDominican Republic is progressing well with the critical modular oxygen plant having beenshipped by the supplier ahead of its scheduled requirement.

Mr Brian Johnson, Executive Chairman, said that it was ironic that after substantial delays tothe implementation of the project caused by third parties, planned gold and silver production(65,000 oz Au and 600,000 oz Ag per year) should now commence in January 2012 atsignificantly higher metal prices than originally budgeted.

Shareholders would be interested to know that if current prices prevail for the next two tothree years, annual after tax profits from the first two years of production should be in theorder of US$45 million to US$48 million.

In addition, Macquarie Bank's US$37.5 million project loan would be repaid within 18 monthsof commissioning.

ABOUT ENVIROGOLD

EnviroGold Limited (ASX code: "EVG") is an Australian based mineral resource companyusing patented next generation technology to extract gold and silver from metallurgicallycomplex mineral resources in Latin America.

EnviroGold has agreements with Xstrata Technology to use its ground-breaking AlbionProcess Technology which enables EnviroGold to extract gold and silver from refractory oreor mine tailings and eliminate the threat of acid mine drainage, resulting in a net benefit to theenvironment.

EnviroGold is also applying its expertise to securing gold and silver production from themining of oxide or sulphidic ore using traditional gravity, carbon-in-leach, or heap-leachingprocessing.

The Company's key projects are:

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

Las Lagunas Gold Tailings Project (100%)

•reprocessing of high grade refractory tailings from the Pueblo Viejo gold mine isexpected to commence in December 2011, at the annual rate of 65,000 oz ofgold and 600,000 oz of silver (JORC Inferred Resource of 5.137 Mt of tailings at3.8 g/t gold and 38.6 g/t silver) (621,000 oz of gold and 6,400,000 oz of silver).
ECUADOR

Azuay Gold Mining Project (earn-in 65%)

•planned expansion of Pinglio and Papercorp small scale underground mines in2012-2013 to produce 50,000 oz of gold per year, and to 100,000 oz per year byend 2014.
San Gerardo Gold Mining Prospect (purchase option 100%)

•planned exploration program of highly prospective 2200ha concession in 2011-2013, to establish a resource sufficient to support an open pit mining operationwith the potential to produce 100,000 oz of gold equivalent per year.
EnviroGold is also actively pursuing additional gold projects in the Dominican Republic,Ecuador and Peru.

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EnviroGold boosts stake in Azuay gold project in Ecuador to 80%

Friday, May 13, 2011

EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) has increased its shareholding in the Azuay gold project in Ecuador to 80% and intends to restructure the joint venture in order to accelerate development.

EnviroGold previously held a 65% earn-in interest on the Azuay project by entering into agreements with two privately held mining companies with two small gold mining operations in Azuay Region of Southern Ecuador.

The company expects significant exploration potential over the 700 hectare lease areas and the opportunity to expand gold production to 100,000 ounces per year. The aim is to commence development before the end of 2011 with gold production in early 2013.

The initial US$10 million capital of the JV development company, EnviroGold (Azuay) SA (EVGA), will now be established by Empresa Minera Papercorp SA (EMP) transferring its Papercorp underground mine and 250 hectare mining lease, for US$2 million of shares in EVGA.

EMP is a private company that is well connected in Ecuador and its shareholders are expected to be stable and supportive participants in the proposed project.

EnviroGold will grant mining rights to EVGA over five small scale underground mines and 420 hectares of highly prospective surrounding areas within its optioned San Gerardo concession, for US$1.5 million of shares in EVGA.

EnviroGold will also progressively subscribe US$6.5 million for shares in EVGA to be spent on drilling and feasibility study costs, with US$1.3 million advanced to date.

EnviroGold will effectively replace Grumintor SA’s 15% interest which was previously to be earned by the transfer of its Pinglio mine to the JV.

Though Grumintor will not participate in the expansion of mining operations and construction of a process plant, it has expressed an interest in supplying ore to the JV in some form of tolling arrangement.

Grumintor’s withdrawal has also allowed the JV to revert to a single stage development which was previously planned over two stages to reduce the size of initial shareholder loans.

EnviroGold now aims to establish five or six separate mining operations capable of collectively producing ore at the rate of 200,000 onnes per annum (tpa) by first quarter 2014, ramping up to 300,000 tpa by the end of 2014.

A combined gravity/Albion/CIL circuit is planned for installation by the end of 2013 following a development decision in mid 2012.

The company expects the proposed gold extraction process to recover 90% of free milling gold and that bound up in silicates and refractory ore, based on preliminary metallurgical testwork.

The decision to proceed with the development depends on the results of a Feasibility Study for the production of 100,000 ounces (oz) gold per year for a minimum of 12 years, and the current drilling program confirming a mining target of at least 4 million tonnes (Mt) grading 10 grams per tonne (g/t) gold to 12g/t gold.

EnviroGold proposes to truck ore a maximum of five kilometres from the various workings to a suitable plant site on the Papercorp lease, with tailings piped to a valley dam on the adjacent San Gerardo lease.

Development costs will be aboutf US$80 million in addition to EVGA’s capital of US$10 million which will be spent on acquisitions, drilling, metallurgical testwork, and feasibility studies.

Funding is likely to be a mixture of shareholders loans, proceeds from the provision of a gold royalty, and a project loan.

EnviroGold’s total contribution to EVGA for implementation of the project will be in the order of US$20 to US$25 million.

At at a gold price of US$1,200 per oz, the company said it has potential to book after tax profits of about US$380 million over the 12 years following commissioning.

Brian Johnson, EnviroGold's executive chairman, said “EnviroGold will provide US$5.2 million of equity for the Azuay project over the next 15 months, in addition to the US$1.3 million already contributed.

"The company will also exercise its option to purchase the San Gerardo concession for US$4.3 million around December 2012."

EnviroGold’s funding will be sourced primarily from surplus cash generated by the Las Lagunas project in the Dominican Republic. Gold and silver production is expected to commence in January 2012.

Of the San Gerardo purchase price, US$1.5 million will be allocated to 420 hectares covering the five small scale operating mines to be transferred to the Azuay JV, and US$2.8 million to the highly prospective 80 ha Vittoria copper/gold/molybdenum exploration target within the San Gerardo lease.

This area is currently the subject of a soil sampling program in advance of commencement of a drilling program in third quarter this year.

The Azuay project is at the centre of a highly mineralised gold belt with the Papercorp and San Gerardo mines surrounded by reported N143-101 (Canadian JORC equivalent) compliant resources of over 15 million oz of gold.

EnviroGold is also progressing construction on its Las Lagunas gold/silver project in the Dominican Republic with the key modular oxygen plant having been shipped by the supplier ahead of schedule.

The project remains on schedule for early 2012 start-up of gold and silver production and is set to benefit from high gold and silver prices.


http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/16253/en…

Sorry war ich noch schuldig


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Gold scheint jetzt erst mal das gröbste hinter sich zu haben. Könnte ein "W" werden. möglicherweise liegst an:

Chinesen werden zu größten Goldkäufern weltweit

http://www.spiegel.de/wirtschaft/unternehmen/0,1518,763729,0…





Auch der Chart hat Potential, Slow Sto bullish, RSI ein bißchen abgekühlt. Könnte nächste Woche Richtung 0,21AUD gehen.




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Der Handel in Canada scheint näher zu rücken.


http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/16562/en…


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Zitat von gehtwas: Der Handel in Canada scheint näher zu rücken.


http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/16562/en…


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EnviroGold Limited - Sponsor for TSX Listing
Thursday , 26 May 2011 EnviroGold Limited

Mr Brian Johnson, Executive Chairman of EnviroGold Limited (ASX Code: "EVG"), hasadvised that Toronto-based Haywood Securities Inc. has been appointed to act as sponsor inconnection with the Company's proposed dual listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange ("TSX").

He said that he expected the listing to occur within approximately three months.

The application for the TSX listing will not be accompanied by a share issue

http://www.mineweb.com/mineweb/view/mineweb/en/page674?oid=1…

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EnviroGold targets 100,000 gold ounce annual production in Ecuador with full ownership
Tuesday, June 21, 2011 by Proactive Investors

EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) stands to benefit from the upside in the Azuay gold mining project in Ecuador, after the company elected to retain 100% of the project.

The planned expansion at the project in 2012-2013 covers four small scale underground mines within the San Gerardo lease to produce a total of 300,000 tonnes of ore annually.

On the basis of a Scoping Study, forecast production from 2014 to 2026 is 1,134,000 gold ounces, or around 96,000 ounces annually for 12 years.

EnviroGold had previously committed to the involvement of the local minority partner Empresa Minera Papercorp S.A., but has decided not to proceed with that option after receiving recent demands for an increased profit share for transferring their Papercorp mine to a proposed joint venture.

EnviroGold said the demand was made despite the commercial arrangements and basic terms of the joint venture having been formally established.

Brian Johnson, executive chairman of EnviroGold, said “As a result of the decision to progress the Azuay project on its own, EnviroGold will gain significant flexibility in decision making and the rate of progress of development, and also increase its return on funds invested.”

The company is aiming to make a development decision in mid-2012 to expand mining operations in these mines, and to construct a process plant and associated infrastructure.

This would include tailings dams at a site 7 kilometres from the mines and 2 kilometres from a major highway and power grid.

The tight grouping of the four mines will result in efficiency in surface drilling which will commence when environmental approval is received for the San Gerardo property.

The environmental permitting process is well advanced and expected to be handed down within two months.


Exploration continues

EnviroGold is currently conducting channel sampling of high-grade structures and surveying vein sets in 1200 metres of drives within these mines, in advance of developing a computer model which will assist in positioning surface drill holes.

Mining is currently being carried out by contractors in the four mines nominated for expansion, as well as three others on the San Gerardo property, under subleases registered with the Ecuador Mines Department.

Importantly the subleases terminate concurrently with EnviroGold's exercise of the company's US$4.0 million option over the concession in November 2013.

Processing of ore is carried out offsite and the property has no environmental or social liabilities from past operations.

Highlighting the potential, historical mining in the narrow vein (0.5 metres to 1.0 metre) structures on the San Gerardo lease has consistently been in ore grading from 10g/t gold to 15g/t gold.

EnviroGold said the current channel sampling program should confirm this advice provided by mining contractors.


Scoping Study outcomes from 100% EnviroGold

Total Development Costs: US$87 million
EnviroGold Equity: US$27 million
Mining Target: 4.0 million tonnes
Project Life: 12 years
Annual Mining Rate (after 12 months ramp up): 300,000 tonnes
Head grade: 11g/t gold
Average Annual After Tax Profit (Project Life): US$41.6 million
Average Annual Cash Flow (Project Life): US$44.6 million
NPV Project (10% discount rate, USD AUD parity): US$180.3 million


Comment

EnviroGold's two major projects have an Net Present Value (NPV) in excess of $US350 million, yet a market cap. of just $A85 million. Even after factoring in risk and probabilities and the "blue sky" of the San Gerardo property, it makes current valuation look low.

With the appointment of Toronto-based Haywood Securities Inc. as sponsor of the company’s proposed dual listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange, this is likely to tap a wider base of investors in North America that will appreciate better the company's Latin American projects.

It will also likely act as a spur for Haywoods to take a line through similar, but higher valued North American emerging gold producers - acting as a catalyst for re-rating of the company.


EnviroGold will be presenting at the Proactive Investors One2One Forums - Sydney, on Wednesday the 22nd June 2011. For more information, click here.



http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/17280/en…gehtwas

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enviro hat seine Prognosen wie folgt von März bis heute ubgedatet (potential after Tax profits):

-----------alt-------neu
2012----31,1-----38,5
2013----36,2-----38,1
2014----29,1-----61,1
2015----38,6-----64,7


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Envirogold to retain 100% of Azuay gold mining development in Ecuador

June 22, 2011


Australian-based mineral resources company, EnviroGold Limited (ASX: EVG) has elected to develop its Azuay gold mining project in Ecuador on a 100% ownership basis.


Key points:

•EnviroGold elects to retain 100% ownership of Azuay gold mining project.
•Company proceeding with studies to expand mining production to 300,000 tpa.
•100% ownership will provide EnviroGold with significant flexibility to accelerate development.
•Company set to benefit from higher returns.
•Channel sampling of high grade veinsets underway on San Gerardo lease.



Click here to view the full announcement.

http://www.envirogold.com/userfiles/2011_06_21%20EVG%20to%20…

Furthermore, EnviroGold has released a presentation which will be used as a reference in future meetings with prospective investors.


Click here to view the presentation.

http://www.envirogold.com/userfiles/2011_06_21%20EVG%20Prese…




Schaut euch die Präsentation an. NPV/share von März bis heute von 27,2 AUD Cent auf 34,1 AUD Cent gestiegen. Das sieht meines erachtens alles sehr gut aus

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EnviroGold $2.1m placement to develop annual 100,000 gold ounce Azuay project


EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) is undertaking a small placement to fund the ongoing pre-development of the Azuay gold project, located in Ecuador.

EnviroGold will place 15 million shares at $0.14 to a small number of existing shareholders to raise $2.1 million.

The company has also received a commitment from Moonstar Investments Pty Ltd, a trustee company associated with EnviroGold's chairman Brian Johnson, that it will progressively convert 10 million listed options at $0.15 before the 31 December 2011 expiry date.

Azuay offers a substantial potential return for EnviroGold after the company elected to retain 100% of the project.

The planned expansion at the project in 2012-2013 covers four small scale underground mines within the San Gerardo lease to produce a total of 300,000 tonnes of ore annually.

On the basis of a Scoping Study, forecast production from 2014 to 2026 is 1,134,000 gold ounces, or around 96,000 ounces annually for 12 years.


Scoping Study outcomes from 100% EnviroGold

- Total Development Costs: US$87 million
- EnviroGold Equity: US$27 million
- Mining Target: 4.0 million tonnes
- Project Life: 12 years
- Annual Mining Rate (after 12 months ramp up): 300,000 tonnes
- Head grade: 11g/t gold
- Average Annual After Tax Profit (Project Life): US$41.6 million
- Average Annual Cash Flow (Project Life): US$44.6 million
- NPV Project (10% discount rate, USD AUD parity): US$180.3 million


Comment

EnviroGold's two major projects have an Net Present Value (NPV) in excess of $US350 million, yet a market cap. of just $A85 million. Even after factoring in risk and probabilities and the "blue sky" of the San Gerardo property, it makes current valuation look low.

With the appointment of Toronto-based Haywood Securities Inc. as sponsor of the company’s proposed dual listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange, this is likely to tap a wider base of investors in North America that will appreciate better the company's Latin American projects.

It will also likely act as a spur for Haywoods to take a line through similar, but higher valued North American emerging gold producers - acting as a catalyst for re-rating of the company.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/17621/envirogold-21m-placement-to-develop-annual-100000-gold-ounce-azuay-project-17621.html
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Alles im plan


EnviroGold construction at Las Lagunas progressing on track with first gold pour early 2012
Monday, July 11, 2011 by John Phillips


EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) continues to move closer to the first gold pour at the Las Lagunas gold project in the Dominican Republic, with construction off the project progressing well.

The assembly of the modular oxygen plant is expected to be completed by the end of August.

Construction of the CIL/Albion processing plant is then due to be completed in December 2011, providing the first gold pour in the March quarter of 2012.

Las Lagunas is a gold tailings project wholly owned by EnviroGold .

The project will be reprocessing high grade refractory tailings from the Pueblo Viejo gold mine to produce around 65,000 gold ounces and 600,000 silver ounces annually for 6.5 years.

The Inferred JORC Resource is; 5.137 million tonnes of tailings at 3.8 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 38.6g/t silver, for 621,000 gold ounces and 6.4 million silver ounces.

The tailings resulted from inefficient gold recovery by Government-owned Pueblo Viejo mine processing refractory ore (1992-1999) without changing installed technology (suitable only for previously mined oxide ore) - stored in purpose-built dam for later processing with appropriate technology.

Testwork at Xstrata’s Albion pilot plant in Brisbane demonstrated expected recovery of 421,000 gold ounces and 3.9 million silver ounces.

EnviroGold has provided US$36 million of project equity, with Macquarie Bank (ASX: MQG) advancing US$7.5 million for a 3% gold royalty and providing a US$37.5 million project loan (expected 18 month payback).

The forward gold sales of 30% total project production (126,000 ounces) have been effected at US$1358 per ounce less fees, with anticipated operating costs US$302 per gold ounce equivalent.

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EnviroGold new Chinese substantial shareholder Sinom Investments
2:38 am


EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) has a new substantial shareholder in the Chinese based Sinom Investments, which now holds 29 million shares in Envirogold - or 5.4%.

The interest from Sinom in EnviroGold is no doubt due to the company moving closer to the first gold pour at the Las Lagunas gold project in the Dominican Republic.

Earlier in the month EnviroGold announced at the project that the assembly of the modular oxygen plant is expected to be completed by the end of August.

Construction of the CIL/Albion processing plant is then due to be completed in December 2011, providing the first gold pour in the March quarter of 2012.

Las Lagunas is a gold tailings project wholly owned by EnviroGold.

The project will be reprocessing high grade refractory tailings from the Pueblo Viejo gold mine to produce around 65,000 gold ounces and 600,000 silver ounces annually for 6.5 years.

The Inferred JORC Resource is; 5.137 million tonnes of tailings at 3.8 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 38.6g/t silver, for 621,000 gold ounces and 6.4 million silver ounces.

The tailings resulted from inefficient gold recovery by Government-owned Pueblo Viejo mine processing refractory ore (1992-1999) without changing installed technology (suitable only for previously mined oxide ore) - stored in purpose-built dam for later processing with appropriate technology.

EnviroGold has provided US$36 million of project equity, with Macquarie Bank (ASX: MQG) advancing US$7.5 million for a 3% gold royalty and providing a US$37.5 million project loan (expected 18 month payback).

The forward gold sales of 30% total project production (126,000 ounces) have been effected at US$1358 per ounce less fees, with anticipated operating costs US$302 per gold ounce equivalent.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/31088/env…

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Envirogold updates financial forecasts for Las Lagunas gold tailings project, Dominican Republic



Wednesday , 27 Jul 2011

Australian-based mineral resources company, EnviroGold Limited (ASX: EVG) (EnviroGold or the "Company") has updated financial forecasts for its Las Lagunas tailings retreatment project in the Dominican Republic as it approaches production of gold and silver early next year.

It is now probable total capital costs for the development will increase by approximately US$1.0 million to US$82.0 million due primarily to increased construction management and financing costs, and unexpectedly high legal costs of the project's financier which are passed on to the Company.

EnviroGold will meet the cost overrun in addition to the US$36.0 million equity it has already contributed.

The project is fully funded with finance provided by Macquarie Bank in the form of a US$7.5 million advance against a 3% gold royalty, and a US$37.5 million project loan. The Company also has access to an undrawn US$5 million facility from Ban Reservas, a Dominican Government owned Bank.

The project economics are not capital sensitive and have been revised to incorporate reduced power costs which are indexed to falling US LNG prices, other reduced costs of consumables, increased cyanide costs, and a corporate tax rate increased last month by the Dominican Government from 25% to 29%.

Overall, total forecast after tax profits for the 6.5 year project have decreased by 5% to US$202 million based on an assumed average gold price of US$1250 per ounce.

Key statistics and assumptions for the project are set out in the attached Investor Presentation document dated 26 July 2011.

Shareholders will note that the latest Presentation reflects a lesser future emphasis on EnviroGold's utilisation of the Albion oxidation process, and more on the Company's Azuay mining project in Ecuador, and its exploration prospects in the Dominican Republic and Ecuador.

EnviroGold is broadening its horizons as it transitions to a traditional mining group and in the future will place significantly less reliance on the Albion process to grow the Company.

It is probable that EnviroGold will seek Shareholders' approval in the near future to change its name to better reflect its expanded objectives.

Mr Brian Johnson, Executive Chairman of the Company, said "the EnviroGold name was originally chosen to link the Albion process and its environmental benefits when treating refractory ore, during negotiations with owners of prospective projects and Government environmental authorities".

"However, with the Company about to commence an active exploration program of copper/gold and copper/gold/molybdenum prospects, where the product, if mined, would be in the form of a concentrate, the Albion/EnviroGold connection is no longer valid".

The Presentation also sets out anticipated free cash flow from the Las Lagunas project which will only be approximately US$16 million in 2012 due to lower gold sales during production ramp-up, costs of stockpiling tailings which must be built up early in the project, and a commitment to pay the project lenders 50% of cash surplus generated in addition to scheduled repayments.

In 2013 free cash flow is expected to be in the order of US$52 million. (war 38,1), siehe mein Beirtag vom 22.06

The project loan should be repaid in approximately 18 months from the start of production, or sooner if current gold and silver prices persist.

Mr Johnson also said, "the development of the Azuay project in Ecuador would be the Company's primary focus next year, together with drilling of the La Yagua prospect in the Dominican Republic and San Gerardo in Ecuador. Cash generated from the Las Lagunas roject should fund the exploration program and the US$22 million equity required for the Azuay project in 2012-13", Mr Johnson also said


Fazit:

- Wird ein bißchen teurer, ist aber finanziert.
- Das Geld aus las Lagunas finanziert Folgeprojekte (Hier wird zum erstem Mal auch La Yagua (JV mit Novus Gold) erwähnt, was gleich ums Eck liegt.
- Dem Entschluss der Namensänderung entnehme ich dass die jetzt richtig Gas geben wollen. Die Strategie gefällt mir sehr gut. Ich bin sehr zuversichtlich

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Da ich heute morgen mit meinem Beitrag so viel Interesse geweckt habe, gleich noch mal einer hinterher.

Ich denke ich lege mir noch ein paar Novus zu. Da kommt man jetzt billig ran.



EnviroGold adds exploration potential for copper gold with Novus Gold agreement in Dominican Republic

EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) has entered an agreement enabling the company to explore the highly prospective La Yagua and La Paciencia concessions in the Dominican Republic, where a previous grab sample included grades of 18% copper, 13 grams per tonne (g/t) gold and 29g/t silver.

Clearly, if the sample is anything to go by, as well as the property off axis to known mineralizing belts that host deposits such as the Pueblo Viejo gold deposit being developed by Barrick Gold (NYSE: ABX ), there is significant exploration upside for EnviroGold.

If any gold deposits are discovered on the La Paciencia concession, which are likely to be in refractory ore they could be processed through EnviroGold's Las Lagunas plant.

The copper/gold concessions are located in close proximity to EnviroGold's Las Lagunas gold tailings project which has an expected life of about seven years at an annual production rate of 65,000 ounces gold and 600,000 ounces silver, and is expected to commence production in early 2011.

The shareholders agreement with Novus Gold Corporation (TSXV: NOV) will allow EnviroGold to subscribe for up to a 50% shareholding in Invercropolis SA, the Novus subsidiary which holds the La Yagua and La Paciencia concessions.

EnviroGold has the option to subscribe for US$10 million Invercropolis shares up to 30 June 2014 to establish the 50% shareholding.

EnviroGold has exercised its option to subscribe for an initial US$3.0 million of share capital, of which US$250,000 will be advanced by 31 July 2011, US$500,000 by 31 October 2011, US$750,000 by 31 January 2012 and US$1,500,000 by 30 June 2012.

Funds provided by EnviroGold will be used on exploration focusing on drilling copper/gold/silver targets on the La Yagua property, which is a 9,900 hectare mining concession located 40 kilometres northwest of Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic.

Brian Johnson, EnviroGold's executive chairman, said that “the company would become an active explorer in the Dominican Republic, which is highly prospective for gold and copper, and would add a number of concessions to the La Yagua and La Paciencia properties including the wholly-owned 10,000 hectare Bahoruco copper/gold prospect which was applied for in February 2011.

“The country has great geological potential, is politically stable, with good infrastructure and an excellent workforce."

Known mineralising belts in the region host the Pueblo Viejo gold deposit being developed by Barrick, and the Cerro de Maimon mine recently purchased by Perilya (ASX: PEM).

Exploration programs carried out on the La Yagua property have identified significant base/precious metal mineralisation in five follow-up exploration targets.

High grade copper/gold/silver mineralized zones have been discovered in one particular target which is six kilometres long and open for expansion.

Mineralisation of the target is stratabound Volcanogenic Massive Sulfide (VMS) type as is the Cerro de Maimon mine, 19 kilometres to the northwest. The target should be drill ready in the fourth quarter.

The La Paciencia mining concession covers 8,600 hectares located 10 kilometres west of the Pueblo Viejo gold deposit reported to host over 25 million ounces of gold, and underlain by the same geology.

Exploration in 2011-12 will focus on drilling targets outlined by soil sampling, prospecting and geophysics.

EnviroGold has granted Invercropolis an option to purchase the Las Lagunas plant on completion of the Las Lagunas project at independent value but not less than US$30 million, subject to EnviroGold holding a minimum 50% interest in Invercropolis.

Novus will manage the exploration stage of Invercropolis development and EnviroGold will manage any resultant projects.

EnviroGold may increase its shareholding in Invercropolis to 60% between 1 January and 31 December 2015 by purchasing a 10% shareholding from Novus for US$10 million.

Meanwhile, EnviroGold has updated financial forecasts for its Las Lagunas tailings retreatment project.

Total capital costs for the development are expected to increase by about US$1.0 million to US$82.0 million as a result of increased construction management and financing costs, and unexpectedly high legal costs of the project’s financier which are passed on to the company.

EnviroGold said it will meet the cost overrun in addition to the US$36.0 million equity it has already contributed.

The project is fully funded by Macquarie Bank with a US$7.5 million advance against a 3% gold royalty, and a US$37.5 million project loan.

The company also has access to an undrawn US$5 million facility from Ban Reservas, a Dominican Government owned Bank.

Envirogold said the project economics are not capital sensitive and have been revised to incorporate reduced power costs which are indexed to falling US LNG prices, other reduced costs of consumables, increased cyanide costs, and a corporate tax rate increased last month by the Dominican Government from 25% to 29%.

Total forecast after tax profits for the 6.5 year project have decreased by 5% to US$202 million based on an assumed average gold price of US$1250 per ounce.

With the company about to commence an active exploration program of copper/gold and copper/gold/molybdenum prospects, the company is considering change a name change to better reflect its expanded objectives.

In 2013 free cash flow is expected to be in the order of US$52 million. The project loan should be repaid in approximately 18 months from the start of production, or sooner if current gold and silver prices persist.

The development of the Azuay project in Ecuador will be the company’s primary focus in 2012, together with drilling of the La Yagua prospect in the Dominican Republic and San Gerardo in Ecuador.

Cash generated from the Las Lagunas project should fund the exploration program and the US$22 million equity required for the Azuay project in 2012-13.


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So,

ich habe mir dann gestern gleich noch 24K Novus gekauft.

Sollte das was werden in La Yagua, ist das der billigste Weg an diesem Projekt zu partizipieren.

Immerhin hat Enviro für seine 50% 0,32 CAD bezahlt und ich nur 10,5 .

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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.859.810 von gehtwas am 28.07.11 16:15:53

Novus Gold Corp. Registered Shares o.N.

28.07.11 21:52 Uhr

0,145 CAD

+45,00% [0,045]

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Und noch mal das ganze mit Hinweis auf das La Yagua Projekt...



EnviroGold adds exploration potential for copper gold with Novus Gold agreement in Dominican Republic


EnviroGold has entered an agreement enabling the company to explore the highly prospective La Yagua and La Paciencia concessions in the Dominican Republic where a previous grab sample included grades of 18% copper, 13 grams per tonne gold and 29 grams per tonne silver.

Clearly, if the sample is anything to go by as well as the property off axis to known mineralizing belts that host deposits such as the Pueblo Viejo gold deposit being developed by Barrick Gold there is significant exploration upside for EnviroGold. If any gold deposits are discovered on the La Paciencia concession which is likely to be in refractory ore they could be processed through EnviroGold's Las Lagunas plant.

The copper and gold concessions are located in close proximity to EnviroGold's Las Lagunas gold tailings project which has an expected life of about 7 years at an annual production rate of 65,000 ounces gold and 600,000 ounces silver and is expected to commence production in early 2011.

The shareholders agreement with Novus Gold Corporation will allow EnviroGold to subscribe for up to 50% shareholding in Invercropolis SA, the Novus subsidiary which holds the La Yagua and La Paciencia concessions. EnviroGold has the option to subscribe for USD 10 million Invercropolis shares up to June 30th 2014 to establish the 50% shareholding.

EnviroGold has exercised its option to subscribe for an initial USD 3.0 million of share capital of which USD 250,000 will be advanced by July 31st 2011 USD 500,000 by October 31st 2011, USD 750,000 by January 31st 2012 and USD 1,500,000 by June 30th 2012.

Funds provided by EnviroGold will be used on exploration focusing on drilling copper, gold and silver targets on the La Yagua property which is 9,900 hectare mining concession located 40 kilometers northwest of Santo Domingo, the capital of the Dominican Republic.

Mr Brian Johnson executive chairman of EnviroGold said that “The company would become an active explorer in the Dominican Republic which is highly prospective for gold and copper and would add a number of concessions to the La Yagua and La Paciencia properties including the wholly owned 10,000 hectare Bahoruco copper and gold prospect which was applied for in February 2011. The country has great geological potential is politically stable with good infrastructure and an excellent workforce."

(Sourced from www.proactiveinvestors.com.au)


http://www.steelguru.com/metals_news/EnviroGold_adds_explora…


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EnviroGold "encouraged" by sampling results of San Gerardo prospect in Ecuador
Friday, August 05, 2011

EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) has received initial geochemical soil sampling results at the San Gerardo Concession in Southern Ecuador.

The results confirm and extend the size of the first of six drilling targets - previously mapped as copper (Cu), molybdenum (Mo), gold porphyry anomalies with open pit potential.

The company would be encouraged by the sampling that covered about 15% of the 2200 hectare concession as it has revealed a massive Cu-Mo anomaly within the centre of the initial soil sampling grid.

This result hints at the "blue sky" of the San Gerardo property and suggests that there is strong potential for the concession to host large scale porphyry style mineralisation.

EnviroGold could potentially add an additional 25,000 ounces of gold production per year to its Pinglio and Papercorp mines through its option on the San Gerardo concession in Azuay Province.

At EnviroGold's Azuay project, construction is targeted to commence in mid 2012, with forecast annual gold production of 50,000 ounces from mid 2013.

A report from EnviroGold's Canadian consultants, Buscore Consulting, said “the Cu in soil anomaly is outstanding for both grade and scale and represents a significant target (over 100 hectares). The analytical scale of the anomaly is also very prospective with a number of samples in the .10 to .30% Cu range, which is extremely high for soil sampling."

EnviroGold is continuing geochemical soil and rock sampling over the concession and drilling of the first target is scheduled to commence in September 2012 after completion of magnetic and induced polarisation surveys.

A contractor has been engaged to provide two diamond drilling rigs for twelve months to undertake a total of about 25,000 metres of drilling on the San Gerardo open pit porphyry prospects, and in the vicinity of epithermal underground mining operations planned for expansion in 2012-13 as part of the company's Azuay project.
If the San Gerardo property realises its development potential it could benefit from a staged expansion of the planned Azuay project process plant and the sharing of infrastructure including tailings dams.

The San Gerardo property can be purchased at EnviroGold's option at any time within three years at a cost of US$4,300,000. The vendors, the Cincoca Mining Association, will be paid an option fee of US$300,000 which is deductable from the purchase price.


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EnviroGold proposes name change to PanTerra Gold ahead of TSX listingTuesday, August 16, 2011

EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) is considering changing the company’s name to PanTerra Gold Limited in advance of its application to the Toronto Stock Exchange (TSX) for dual listing in early October 2011.

A shareholders meeting will be held in the near future to decide on the name change.

The company said the proposed new name is generic, will avoid confusion, and be understood in the Latin American countries where the company operates.

EnviroGold is proposing the listing on the main board of the TSX to tap a wider base of investors including North American investors that have a keen understanding of mining projects in Latin America.

Brian Johnson, executive chairman of EnviroGold, said “I have received numerous approaches from prospective investors querying whether EnviroGold identified itself as a technology company promoting the Albion process for oxidation of refractory ores, rather than as a traditional mining company.”

“This obviously is not the case, nor will the reprocessing of high grade tailings similar to the Company’s Las Lagunas project, be a core component of future business development.”

“The Azuay project in Ecuador involving the expansion of four existing small scale underground gold mines, and active exploration of copper/gold open pit prospects in the Dominican Republic and Ecuador attests to this.”

Progress on the listing "has been slower than expected due to the time taken for consultants to prepare the NI43-101 Technical Report for the Las Lagunas project," according to the company.

However, the company said the Technical Report is now complete and ready for submission. The report is much more comprehensive than an earlier JORC report on resources, and is the cornerstone of the TSX listing application.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/18692/en…
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Es geht voran


EnviroGold completes trial mining Las Lagunas gold tailings project
11:51 pm

EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) has received a boost with successful completion of “trial mining” on its Las Lagunas gold tailings project in the Dominican Republic.
The trial demonstrated ease of operations under dry conditions, and confirmed contractor’s pricing.
Brian Johnson, executive chairman of EnviroGold said today, “it is exciting for the company to be nearing gold and silver production early next year in an environment of record bullion prices.

“If current prices are maintained for the first two years of operations, profits over the two year period would be expected to increase from the previously estimated US$78 million to approximately US$104 million after tax and Government profit sharing, which would result in significant early cashflow for an emerging producer”.

During the dry season (approximately six months of the year) it is proposed to doze tailings to an excavator which will load directly into a moveable penstock. The material will then be slurried before being pumped to the process plant, 200 metres downstream from the storage dam.

At the same time, contractors will move material by articulated off-highway trucks to stockpiles outside the dam which can be recovered during the wet season when rain would otherwise interrupt operations.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/17444/envir…

Dollars kommt zu mir


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Zur Erinnerung, das bei den Gold- und Silberpreisen




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Das erste Projekt bald in Produktion, das nächste in der Pipeline. was will man mehr.



EnviroGold reports high grade copper results from sampling at San Gerardo in Ecuador

2:43 am

EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) continues to unlock the exploration potential at the company's concessions in Ecuador, with the latest positive news for San Gerardo - which is located in the south of the country.

Additional geochemical soil sampling results indicate the surface expression of the copper, molybdenum, gold anomaly in the centre of the concession, known as the Vittoria prospect, has increased to cover 120 hectares.

Highlighting the prospectivity of the area, Vittoria is one of six potential open pit mining prospects identified by Canadian geologists, Buscore Consulting, within the 2200 hectare San Gerardo concession.

Standing out from the Buscore report were several very positive comments for EnviroGold, such as, 'the Vittoria copper-molybdenum footprint represents a major target within the concession.

'The massive copper-molybdenum, anomaly ... has a significant number of copper results which are extremely high for soil sampling, with elevated molybdenum results spatially related to the copper in soils anomalies.'

Brian Johnson, executive chairman commented on the positive results by saying, “Any future development of the Vittoria prospect within the San Gerardo concession would be most attractive for the company, as open pit mining operations would be limited to production of a copper concentrate, with gold and molybdenum credits.”

EnviroGold next week will start an eight week program next week of magnetic and induced polarisation surveys, which are aimed to better define drilling targets.

This program was initially delayed by the clearance of contractors’ imported equipment by customs. Once the surveys have been completed, an extensive 25,000 metre drilling program will kick off.


EnviroGold's option over San Gerardo

The company has a three year option to purchase the 2200 hectare concession in Southern Ecuador for US$4.0 million (costed to Azuay project), which is strategically located at the centre of a proven gold province.

This province hosts reported resources in the Measured, Indicated and Inferred categories to Canadian NI43-101 standard of over 15 million gold ounces.

The concession is highly prospective with high grade narrow vein structures in seven underground workings, along with a cluster of four underground mines which will be excised for the Azuay project.

Consultants have already identified five areas of mineralised hydrothermal breccias and an area of copper-gold-molybdenum mineralisation, as open pit mining prospects

EnviroGold has previously outlined that exploration could result in mining targets of sufficient size and grade to justify the development of open pit operations to produce around 100,000 to 150,000 gold ounces annually.

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EnviroGold reports high grade copper results from sampling at San Gerardo in Ecuador



2:43 am EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) continues to unlock the exploration potential at the company's concessions in Ecuador, with the latest positive news for San Gerardo - which is located in the south of the country.

Additional geochemical soil sampling results indicate the surface expression of the copper, molybdenum, gold anomaly in the centre of the concession, known as the Vittoria prospect, has increased to cover 120 hectares.

Highlighting the prospectivity of the area, Vittoria is one of six potential open pit mining prospects identified by Canadian geologists, Buscore Consulting, within the 2200 hectare San Gerardo concession.

Standing out from the Buscore report were several very positive comments for EnviroGold, such as, 'the Vittoria copper-molybdenum footprint represents a major target within the concession.

'The massive copper-molybdenum, anomaly ... has a significant number of copper results which are extremely high for soil sampling, with elevated molybdenum results spatially related to the copper in soils anomalies.'

Brian Johnson, executive chairman commented on the positive results by saying, “Any future development of the Vittoria prospect within the San Gerardo concession would be most attractive for the company, as open pit mining operations would be limited to production of a copper concentrate, with gold and molybdenum credits.”

EnviroGold next week will start an eight week program next week of magnetic and induced polarisation surveys, which are aimed to better define drilling targets.

This program was initially delayed by the clearance of contractors’ imported equipment by customs. Once the surveys have been completed, an extensive 25,000 metre drilling program will kick off.


EnviroGold's option over San Gerardo
The company has a three year option to purchase the 2200 hectare concession in Southern Ecuador for US$4.0 million (costed to Azuay project), which is strategically located at the centre of a proven gold province.

This province hosts reported resources in the Measured, Indicated and Inferred categories to Canadian NI43-101 standard of over 15 million gold ounces.

The concession is highly prospective with high grade narrow vein structures in seven underground workings, along with a cluster of four underground mines which will be excised for the Azuay project.

Consultants have already identified five areas of mineralised hydrothermal breccias and an area of copper-gold-molybdenum mineralisation, as open pit mining prospects

EnviroGold has previously outlined that exploration could result in mining targets of sufficient size and grade to justify the development of open pit operations to produce around 100,000 to 150,000 gold ounces annually.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/18494/envir…

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Das erste Projekt bald in Produktion, das nächste in der Pipeline


EnviroGold reports high grade copper results from sampling at San Gerardo in Ecuador



2:43 am EnviroGold (ASX: EVG) continues to unlock the exploration potential at the company's concessions in Ecuador, with the latest positive news for San Gerardo - which is located in the south of the country.

Additional geochemical soil sampling results indicate the surface expression of the copper, molybdenum, gold anomaly in the centre of the concession, known as the Vittoria prospect, has increased to cover 120 hectares.

Highlighting the prospectivity of the area, Vittoria is one of six potential open pit mining prospects identified by Canadian geologists, Buscore Consulting, within the 2200 hectare San Gerardo concession.

Standing out from the Buscore report were several very positive comments for EnviroGold, such as, 'the Vittoria copper-molybdenum footprint represents a major target within the concession.

'The massive copper-molybdenum, anomaly ... has a significant number of copper results which are extremely high for soil sampling, with elevated molybdenum results spatially related to the copper in soils anomalies.'

Brian Johnson, executive chairman commented on the positive results by saying, “Any future development of the Vittoria prospect within the San Gerardo concession would be most attractive for the company, as open pit mining operations would be limited to production of a copper concentrate, with gold and molybdenum credits.”

EnviroGold next week will start an eight week program next week of magnetic and induced polarisation surveys, which are aimed to better define drilling targets.

This program was initially delayed by the clearance of contractors’ imported equipment by customs. Once the surveys have been completed, an extensive 25,000 metre drilling program will kick off.


EnviroGold's option over San Gerardo
The company has a three year option to purchase the 2200 hectare concession in Southern Ecuador for US$4.0 million (costed to Azuay project), which is strategically located at the centre of a proven gold province.

This province hosts reported resources in the Measured, Indicated and Inferred categories to Canadian NI43-101 standard of over 15 million gold ounces.

The concession is highly prospective with high grade narrow vein structures in seven underground workings, along with a cluster of four underground mines which will be excised for the Azuay project.

Consultants have already identified five areas of mineralised hydrothermal breccias and an area of copper-gold-molybdenum mineralisation, as open pit mining prospects

EnviroGold has previously outlined that exploration could result in mining targets of sufficient size and grade to justify the development of open pit operations to produce around 100,000 to 150,000 gold ounces annually.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com/companies/news/18494/envir…

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Und ne neue Präsentation gibt's auch noch



http://envirogold.links.com.au/userfiles/file/news/2011_09_1…

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Namensänderung ist durch.

Pan Terra Gold. HP ist noch die alte, der Kurs läuft schon unter Pan Terra.


Und noch eien Meldung:

Las Lagunas still profitable despite gold price - PanTerra

PERTH (miningweekly.com) - ASX-listed PanTerra Gold on Tuesday reported that its Las Lagunas gold and silver project, in the Dominican Republic, would be completed within the next three months.

PanTerra, previously known as EnviroGold, said that despite the recent falls in gold and silver prices, the Las Lagunas project was expected to generate over $85-million of free cash flow between the first gold pour in March/April next year, and the end of 2013.

This should be generated at a gold price of $1 500/oz and a silver price of $30/oz, after the payment of royalties, taxation and the complete repayment of the $37.5-million project loan, within the same timeframe.

“With operating costs expected to be in the order of $312/oz of gold produced, the Las Lagunas project is particularly robust, even after allowing for the Dominican government’s 15% share of operating profits,” said executive chairperson Brian Johnson.

He noted that the cash generated from the project would provide equity for two additional, similar-sized projects to be developed over the next few years, which would establish a solid base for the long-term profitability of the newly named company.

The Las Lagunas project currently has a Joint Ore Reserves Committee-compliant indicated resource of 5.137-million tons, grading 3.8 g/t gold and 38.6 g/t silver. Annual production was expected to reach around 65 000 oz of gold and 600 000 oz of silver.

http://www.miningweekly.com/article/las-lagunas-still-profit…


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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.141.308 von gehtwas am 27.09.11 17:09:46

Die Homepage ist jetz auch auf dem neuen Namen

http://www.panterragold.com/site/

und gleich noch der Annual Financial Report:

http://www.panterragold.com/userfiles/file/news/2011%20Annua…

Entscheidend für mich: Vollfinaziert bis zur Förderung, dadurch von der Kriese unbeeinflußbar. 2012 rollt der Rubel

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Wir nähern uns der ersten Förderung und Höchstpreisen von Gold

weiter so



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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.314.376 von gehtwas am 07.11.11 18:54:01

Kurzes Update zum Projekt:

Panterra Gold: gold production from tailings dam moves closer at Las Lagunas
Friday, November 18, 2011 by John Phillips



Near term gold producer Panterra Gold (ASX: PGI), formally EnviroGold, is continuing to advance the company's Las Lagunas gold tailings project in the Dominican Republic, and has updated the market on the company's progress.

The current timeline has mining of the tailings dam commencing next month, with the outstanding elements including the CIL plant and tailings thickener forecast to be completed in January 2012.

The next step is initial plant feed in February/March 2012.

Brian Johnson, executive chairman, has recently been involved in a detailed review of construction progress and said that authorities have advised permanent power will be connected to the site mid next month.

This will then allow progressive commissioning of completed elements of the process plant, including the oxygen plant, Albion oxidation circuit, and limestone mill which constitute approximately 50% of the construction elements.

Johnson added that the refining of the gold/silver doré produced at the mine will be undertaken at Johnson Matthey’s Toronto refinery.

Panterra will look to make the first gold and silver pour towards the end of the March quarter 2012, with annual production forecast at around 65,000 gold ounces and 600,000 silver ounces.

http://www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/22273/pa…

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Australia-listed PanTerra Gold to acquire Novus Gold in stock swap


VANCOUVER - PanTerra Gold Ltd. announced Thursday it plans to acquire Vancouver-based Novus Gold Corp. (TSXV:NOV) in an all-stock deal valued at just over $3 million.

Under terms of the deal, Australia-listed PanTerra (ASX:PGI) will swap one PGI share for three Novus shares, acquiring a 100 per cent interest in Novus' La Yagua copper and La Paciencia gold prospects in the Dominican Republic.

The company's existing farm-in agreement on the two concessions will be suspended pending the outcome of the offer, PanTerra said in an announcement on its website.

Novus, whose shares closed at five cent apiece Thursday on the TSX Venture market, is expected to have 55.2 million shares on issue on the proposed March 31 transaction completion date.

That would result in PGI issuing 18.4 million shares to shareholders of Novus, whose board supports the offer, PanTerra said. PGI shares are currently trading at 16 Australian cents apiece, or about 16.7 cents Canadian.

PanTerra executive chairman Brian Johnson said 100 per cent ownership of the two concessions would allow his company greater flexibility in its exploration program and associated rate of expenditure.

Meantime, existing Novus Gold shareholders would be able to participate in the expected broader growth strategy of PanTerra Gold.

Application for PGI's dual listing on the Toronto Stock Exchange has been delayed pending establishment of the number of PGI's shares on issue following expiry of its listed options on Dec. 31 and reaching agreement on the Novus Gold transaction.

Application for the dual listing will now be made within the next month, it said

http://www.canadianbusiness.com/article/64475--australia-lis…

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Wenn das so kommt, wäre Panterra bis ende 2013 Schuldenfrei


Goldpreis: Bullenmarkt bald zu Ende?
(shareribs.com) London 17.01.12 - Die Analysten von Thomson Reuters GFMS gehen davon aus, dass der Goldpreis Ende 2012 oder Anfang 2013 auf die Marke von 2.000 USD klettern könnte. Gleichzeitig aber berge ein sich verbesserndes makroökonomisches Umfeld Risiken für den Goldpreis. Bessere wirtschaftliche Bedingungen dürften die Nachfrage nach einem sicheren Hafen zurückgehen lassen.

Der Analyse liegt die Annahme zu Grunde, dass sich die Weltwirtschaft im Jahr 2013 wieder auf einem Weg des Wachstums befindet, womit die Risikobereitschaft von Investoren wieder steigen dürfte. Weiterhin ginge mit einer festeren Wirtschaftsentwicklung die Zeit des extrem billigen Geldes zu Ende. Steigende Zinsen zur Inflationseindämmung seien dann wahrscheinlicher, so dass es für Investoren interessant sein dürfte, ihre Anlagen umzustrukturieren.

Ein wesentlicher Faktor, der den Goldpreisanstieg beschleunigt hat, waren die Zukäufe von den Zentralbanken. Laut GFMS haben diese im vergangenen Jahr 430 Tonnen Gold gekauft, fünfmal mehr, als noch 2010. In diesem Jahr hingegen könnte sich dieser Anstieg auf 190 Tonnen verlangsamen.

Gold klettert heute um 1,0 Prozent auf 1.660 USD/Unze.

Quelle: shareribs.com, Autor: (cs)

http://www.shareribs.com/rohstoffe/metalle-und-minen/news/ar…


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Alles im Plan Strom ist da

http://panterragold.com/userfiles/file/news/2012-01-18%20LL%…


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PanTerra Gold moves closer to acquiring Novus Gold Corp of CanadaTuesday, January 24, 2012

PanTerra Gold (ASX: PGI) has finalised an agreement to acquire Vancouver based Novus Gold Corporation (TSX-V: NOV).

PanTerra will issue one PGI share for three NOV shares by way of a plan of arrangement under the laws of British Columbia, Canada.

The company expects to issue approximately 18,412,645 PGI shares pursuant to this transaction.

The agreement terms included the continued suspension of the company’s existing farm-in agreement on NOV’s two concessions in the Dominican Republic (La Yagua copper prospect of 9900ha, and La Paciencia gold prospect of 8600ha).

The transaction is expected to complete in early March 2012.

Novus Gold's subsidiary Invercropolis holds two prospective and well-located concessions for copper/gold.

The first at La Yagua (9,900 hectares) which is located 19 km along strike from Perilya Limited's (ASX: PEM) producing Cerro de Maimón mine (6 Mt of 2.5% copper, 1.2 g/t gold and 38 g/t silver).

The second at La Paciencia (8,600 ha) which is located 10 km to the west and underlain by similar geology to the Pueblo Viejo gold deposit (23 million oz plus gold) being developed by Barrick-Gold Corp.

However, the US$60 million Albion process plant currently being constructed by EnviroGold to recover gold and silver from the refractory tailings, could ultimately be made available to Invercropolis to process any refractory ore mined by the EnviroGold-Novus joint venture.

Wenn die da zügig voran kommen, wird das ein Hammer - zwei Fliegen mit einer Klappe

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Gold und Silber weiter stark



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