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[Quo]

BRC Diamond Corporation is a Canadian-based diamond exploration company focused on the Democratic Republic of the Congo. One of the first companies to identify emerging diamond opportunities in the DRC, BRC has been aggressively consolidating ground ahead of its competitors and the current staking rush.

BRC Diamond began exploration of its diamond properties in May 2005.


As at June 30, 2005:

o Number of Shares Outstanding: 12,424,032

o Stock Options Outstanding: 910,000

o Warrants: 114,000

o Number of Shares Fully Diluted: 13,448,032

o Cash: Cdn$4,000,000

BRC is traded on the TSX Venture Exchange
Stock Symbol: BRC

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.392.428 von Quo am 03.07.06 12:52:56

Interessant....passt zu VPH und SouthernEra
Haben die auch eine Hompage?

[URANI]

BRC Diamond Corporation (BRC) As of July 2nd, 2006
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Nature of transaction Securities # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price

Sep 12/05 Aug 31/05 BANRO CORPORATION 90 - Change in the nature of ownership Common Shares -3,744,032

Sep 01/05 Aug 31/05 BANRO CORPORATION 90 - Change in the nature of ownership Common Shares 3,744,032

May 09/05 Apr 29/05 KONDRAT, ARNOLD T. 50 - Grant of options Options 200,000 $2.500

May 09/05 Apr 29/05 Jones, Martin Dexter 50 - Grant of options Options 25,000 $2.500

May 09/05 Apr 29/05 Jones, Martin Dexter 00 - Opening Balance-Initial SEDI Report Options

Mar 18/05 Mar 18/05 VILLAGE, SIMON FREDERICK WILLIAM 50 - Grant of options Options 225,000 $2.500

Feb 11/05 Feb 09/05 KONDRAT, ARNOLD T. 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 14,000 $2.000

Feb 08/05 Feb 04/05 KONDRAT, ARNOLD T. 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 23,500 $2.000

Feb 08/05 Feb 02/05 KONDRAT, ARNOLD T. 10 - Acquisition in the public market Common Shares 10,000 $2.000

Feb 02/05 Jan 26/05 Farr, Geoffrey Guy 54 - Exercise of warrants Common Shares 12,500 $0.200

[Quo]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.392.837 von XIO am 03.07.06 13:19:39

http://www.brcdiamond.com/s/Home.asp

[XIO]

Toronto, Canada -- July 13, 2006 - BRC Diamond Corporation (the "Company" or "BRC") (TSX-V: "BRC") is pleased to provide an update on its diamond exploration activities at its Kwango River Project in Bandundu Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo ("DRC").

On June 28, 2006, BRC commenced a 3,300 line kilometre helicopter-borne, electromagnetic/ magnetic survey to identify possible locations of paleochannels and other diamond trap sites within flats and terraces along the Kwango River. This airborne survey follows on the previously announced 2005 ground geophysics program, which indicated that techniques utilizing data collected through the VTEM (Versatile Time Domain Electromagnetic) technique can identify potential diamond trap sites on these flats and terraces. An on-board magnetometer simultaneously collects magnetic data to help in identifying prospective diamond traps in the paleochannel as well as the possible presence of kimberlite pipes in the adjacent terrain.

Five kilometre survey lines are being flown at 100 to 120 metre line spacings on a NE-SW bearing, perpendicular to the orientation of river flow. The survey is being conducted by Geotech Airborne Limited, based in St. Michael, Barbados, West Indies. As of July 9, 2006, Geotech had flown a total of 1,500 line kilometres, and anticipates completion of the survey by mid-August 2006.

In conjunction with the airborne geophysics program, BRC began an auger/mud drilling program in June 2006, designed to test anomalies generated from the ground and airborne geophysical surveys. The drilling program will provide data to determine the depth, thickness and extent of the gravel horizons which occur within the flats and terraces of the Kwango River flood plain. Diamonds in this region are known to occur within gravel beds ranging in thickness from 0.10 to 2 metres.

Currently, a Rockdrill 100 drill rig is testing anomalies identified during the 2005 ground geophysics program at the Kitangu K56N/S prospect, the site of extensive artisanal diamond workings. As of July 7, 2006, BRC had completed over 500 metres of auger/mud drilling on this prospect.

The Kwango River Project consists of eight optioned Prospecting Research Permits ("PRs") in Bandundu Province. The PRs, which cover an area of approximately 2,150 square kilometres, are located along the Kwango River between Tembo and Kasonga Lunda, a distance of approximately 185 kilometres and the location of extensive artisinal alluvial diamond workings.


Qualified Person
L. Joseph Bardswich (P. Eng.), the Company's President and Chief Executive Officer, is the "qualified person" (as such term is defined in National Instrument 43-101) responsible for the preparation of the technical information in this release.

BRC is a Canadian-based diamond exploration company active principally in the DRC. Led by a management team with extensive experience in the DRC, the Company is active in some of the most prospective diamond regions of the country. Banro Corporation, the Company's largest shareholder with approximately a 30% interest in BRC, is a mineral exploration company focused on the DRC.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 22.807.900 von XIO am 20.07.06 15:13:45

huhu

[XIO]

[XIO]

nicht schlecht, was hier in Kanada abgeht....und bei VPH macht man sich in die Hose....unglaublich.

BRC Market Cap: 55 Mill CAD.

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BRC Diamond provides update on Kwango River Project
7/13/2006

TORONTO, Jul 13, 2006 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --

BRC Diamond Corporation (the "Company" or "BRC") (TSX-V: "BRC") is pleased to provide an update on its diamond exploration activities at its Kwango River Project in Bandundu Province, Democratic Republic of the Congo ("DRC").

On June 28, 2006, BRC commenced a 3,300 line kilometre helicopter-borne, electromagnetic/ magnetic survey to identify possible locations of paleochannels and other diamond trap sites within flats and terraces along the Kwango River. This airborne survey follows on the previously announced 2005 ground geophysics program, which indicated that techniques utilizing data collected through the VTEM (Versatile Time Domain Electromagnetic) technique can identify potential diamond trap sites on these flats and terraces. An on-board magnetometer simultaneously collects magnetic data to help in identifying prospective diamond traps in the paleochannel as well as the possible presence of kimberlite pipes in the adjacent terrain.

Five kilometre survey lines are being flown at 100 to 120 metre line spacings on a NE-SW bearing, perpendicular to the orientation of river flow. The survey is being conducted by Geotech Airborne Limited, based in St. Michael, Barbados, West Indies. As of July 9, 2006, Geotech had flown a total of 1,500 line kilometres, and anticipates completion of the survey by mid-August 2006.

In conjunction with the airborne geophysics program, BRC began an auger/mud drilling program in June 2006, designed to test anomalies generated from the ground and airborne geophysical surveys. The drilling program will provide data to determine the depth, thickness and extent of the gravel horizons which occur within the flats and terraces of the Kwango River flood plain. Diamonds in this region are known to occur within gravel beds ranging in thickness from 0.10 to 2 metres.

Currently, a Rockdrill 100 drill rig is testing anomalies identified during the 2005 ground geophysics program at the Kitangu K56N/S prospect, the site of extensive artisanal diamond workings. As of July 7, 2006, BRC had completed over 500 metres of auger/mud drilling on this prospect.

The Kwango River Project consists of eight optioned Prospecting Research Permits ("PRs") in Bandundu Province. The PRs, which cover an area of approximately 2,150 square kilometres, are located along the Kwango River between Tembo and Kasonga Lunda, a distance of approximately 185 kilometres and the location of extensive artisinal alluvial diamond workings.

Qualified Person

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L. Joseph Bardswich (P. Eng.), the Company's President and Chief Executive Officer, is the "qualified person" (as such term is defined in National Instrument 43-101) responsible for the preparation of the technical information in this release.

BRC is a Canadian-based diamond exploration company active principally in the DRC. Led by a management team with extensive experience in the DRC, the Company is active in some of the most prospective diamond regions of the country. Banro Corporation, the Company's largest shareholder with approximately a 30% interest in BRC, is a mineral exploration company focused on the DRC.

This press release contains forward-looking statements that are based on the Company's current expectations or beliefs. Forward-looking statements are frequently characterized by words such as "plan," "expect," "project," "intend," "believe," "anticipate", "estimate" and other similar words or statements that certain events or conditions "may" or "will" occur, and include, without limitation, statements relating to the Company's plans with respect to the exploration of its DRC properties. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially from estimated or anticipated events or results implied or expressed in such forward-looking statements. Factors that could cause such differences include political developments in the DRC, changes in equity markets, changes to regulations affecting the Company's activities, uncertainties relating to the availability and costs of financing needed in the future, the uncertainties involved in interpreting exploration results and the other risks involved in the mineral exploration business. Any forward-looking statement speaks only as of the date on which it is made and, except as may be required by applicable securities laws, the Company disclaims any intent or obligation to update any forward-looking statement, whether as a result of new information, future events or results or otherwise. Forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future performance and accordingly undue reliance should not be put on such statements due to the inherent uncertainty therein.

The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy

or accuracy of this press release.

SOURCE: BRC Diamond Corporation

Arnold T. Kondrat, Executive Vice President, or Martin D. Jones, Vice President, Corporate Development, at [phone]
Copyright (C) 2006 CNW Group. All rights reserved.

[XIO]

Neue Hompage....wurde auch Zeit.
Das Auge ist ja bekanntermassen mit.

http://www.brcdiamond.com/s/Home.asp

[XIO]

Kaufe ein "s"

[beacker38]

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.053.945 von beacker38 am 26.07.06 00:41:32

das kann ich aber auch

[Quo]

Hallo XIO, BRC DIAMOND CORP steht grundsolide vor einem neuen Ausbruch, im Kongo stehen nach den Wahlen eine Menge Übernahmen an. Die Welt will sich einkaufen...Grundsolide wird VPH folgen - hier habe ich das ganze Bashing komplett ignoriert und bin satt investiert. Der Startschuss steht bevor, die Quali liegt nach Umwandlung und Einbringung der Gebiete hinter uns,- (BRC ist schon weiter , dafür aber auch schon relativ besser bewertet)!

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[XIO]

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 23.112.336 von Quo am 27.07.06 12:49:04

Bing of the Kongo
King of the Bongo

[XIO]

[XIO]

http://www.kingsdalecapital.com/web/clients/

Our Clients

Mining & Natural Resources
Afcan Mining Inc.
Banro Corporation
Barrick Gold Corporation
Brazilian Resources Inc.
BRC Diamond Corporation
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Gammon Lake Resources
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Greentree Gas & Oil Ltd.
Gryphon Gold
Hard Creek Nickel Corporation
IAMGOLD Corporation
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Kinross Gold
Magindustries Corporation
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Peregrine Diamonds Ltd.
Piper Capital Inc.
Quincy Gold Corp.
Shore Gold Inc.
Twin Mining
Wheaton River
Western Silver Corporation
Young-Davidson Mines Limited

[XIO]

Arnold T. Kondrat
Position: Executive Vice President
The principal founder of BRC Diamond, Mr. Kondrat is also Executive Vice President of Banro Corporation, a gold exploration company based in the DRC, and Director and President of privately held Sterling Portfolio Securities Inc., a Toronto based venture capital company. He has been involved in corporate finance activities for over 20 years.

Arnold T. Kondrat

http://www.banro.com/s/QwikReport.asp

[XIO]

Wahnsinn, BRC pfeifft ab wie Hexe.

Kongo (DRC) scheint DAS Resourcenland schlechthin zu werden.
Egalö, was die Politik heute sagt, über kurz oder lang geht dort der Punk ab.

Dazu passt dies wie die Faust aufs Auge:

http://www.miningmx.com/mining_fin/917150.htm

[XIO]

Although the DRC is Africa’s largest diamond producer, production details remain sketchy. Most of the DRC’s production is produced by the informal sector. Similar to Angola, rebel forces now hold traditional diamond production areas, primarily in the Eastern Kasai province. In mid-2004 the Kimberley Process struck the country off its list of certifiable diamond producers accusing it of dealing in blood diamonds thus resulting in the DRC ceasing exports of diamonds.

In August 2004 the the body in charge of certifying minerals for export from the Democratic Republic of Congo announced that it was setting up three branches in formerly rebel-held areas to combat the trade in so-called blood diamonds. The Centre for Evaluation, Expert Analysis and Certification of Precious Minerals (CEEC) plans to establish offices in Goma, Bukavu and Kisangani in the eastern part of the country. The minister for mines, Eugene Diomi Ndongala estimated that the Congolese treasury loses around $450 million a year because of diamond smuggling.

The only commercial diamond producer in DRC is Miniere de Bakwange (MIBA), which is a joint venture between Belgian company Sibeka and the DRC government, which owns 80%. De Beers holds a 20% stake in Sibeka (Belgian Umicore the remaining 80%), and markets about one third of the country's diamonds. MIBA has struggled to keep production levels constant due to problems in locating suitable buyers and markets. Apart from that, the company is also facing depleted alluvial reserves, coupled with the fact that there is limited funding to evaluate and exploit existing kimberlite resources. MIBA produced approximately 9 Mct in 2000, although these figures are expected to fluctuate due political tension in the Kasai region.


There is renewed interest by the international mining industry in the DRC as a result of the 2003 implementation of the new DRC Mining Code, which was drafted in conjunction with the World Bank. The Mining Code provides the PR holder with broad access to explore its properties under a transparent and efficient permitting process. In the case of diamond exploration, the Mining Code gives the PR holder exclusive rights for a period of four years, renewable for two additional two-year periods. On discovery of an economically viable deposit, the holder can apply for a Permit of Exploitation.

During September 2004 De Beers signed a confedentiality report with Oryx Natural Resources as part of a due diligence exercise for the possible development of Sengamines diamond concession in the Democratic Republic of Congo. De Beers has started surveying the area which is expected to have significant potential and requires an estimated US$200 million to be brought into production.

In September 2004 BRC Diamond Corporation received confirmation of title for 13 Prospecting Research Permits ("PRs") for diamonds in the Lubao district of the Democratic Republic of the Congo. The properties, which represent a surface area of approximately 4,900 km2, are located in Kasai-Oriental, historically the largest diamond producing region of the DRC. Some of these areas are highly prospective diamond opportunities, which have never been systematically explored.

Since 2003, SouthernEra has secured an excellent portfolio of exclusive diamond exploration permits covering 13,614 square kilometers located within the diamond-rich Kasai Province of the DRC. The majority of permits lie within a 'kimberlite emplacement corridor', underlain by Archean basement granite-gneiss of the Congo Craton, which extends from the DRC southwest into the renowned diamond producing Lunda Norte Province in neighboring Angola. This kimberlite emplacement corridor is considered the world's most prospective and largest new exploration opportunity.

It is estimated that roughly a third of the DRC’s production is smuggled out of the country every year. Canadian Wye Resources have some alluvial diamond concessions in the Kasai Occidental Province.

[XIO]

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[XIO]

[XIO]

Door opened on Banro's DRC gold projects
David McKay
Posted: Tue, 15 Aug 2006

BANRO CORPORATION has given its clearest indication yet that a portion of its developing gold resources could be thrown open to partners, possibly from the start of next year.

“For a junior exploration firm to develop all three projects would be a big ask,” says Banro chairman Simon Village.

Banro has about 8m oz of gold resources from the 210km-long Twangiza-Namoya gold belt in the east of the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC). Though five drilling rigs are currently deployed on three projects Banro intends to add two more core rigs by year-end.

“The beauty of bringing in a developer is that we can focus on the rest of the gold belt,” says Village. “We’re not a one-trick pony.” The Twangiza-Namoya gold belt has historical output of 2,4m oz. Banro has 13 exploration permits covering an area of 2 600sq km.

As of end-May, Banro's share price had corrected about 15% after racing up to C$14 from just under C$10/share in January. Village says selling is to investors unable to participate in the recent capital-raising in which Banro raised just more than C$50m (3,93m shares at C$12,80/share), enough to complete feasibility studies on its projects.
We’re not a one-trick pony
“We’re now fully financed for our exploration but before that investors wanted to know what the end-game was because we only had financing until year-end,” says Village. “We’re now able to conduct our full feasibilities so there are no questions.”

Share issues are quite rare for Banro relative to other exploration stocks. The company has only twice before offered small parcels of shares, both in private placements. Even now, after the general share issue, there are only 41,7m shares in issue, fully diluted. “We’re very well positioned,” Village says.

Banro’s properties would be of interest to a number of gold majors with a track record of operating in Africa. For example, AngloGold Ashanti is developing gold properties in north-eastern DRC. A major attraction of Banro’s properties is that it has 100% control, which removes some of the risk of state interference. Okimo, the state-owned gold company, recently urged private sector companies it was operating with to lift their rate of activity.

“By year-end we’ll know what the scope and size of capital will be needed for the projects,” Village says. “In parallel with the feasibility reports we’ll also consider our options. It’s likely to be a combination of things, but the bottom line is we’ll retrieve the best value for shareholders.”

There may also be corporate activity concerning Banro’s 36% interest in DRC Diamonds, an alluvial diamond firm listed on Toronto’s Venture Exchange.

Says Village: “With the reintroduction of De Beers and BHP Billiton in the DRC – and a few other alluvial diamond companies, such as Clifford Elphick (former E Oppenheimer & Son adviser, now CEO of GEM Diamonds) – I just felt it was too early to flip out of DRC Diamonds.”

[XIO]

Hehe, vor dem urlaub noch auf 4,29....das ist ja echt ein heimlicher Knaller :-)

[XIO]

Kurs: Kanada

[XIO]

alle Achtung, die 5 CAD mit Schmackes gestürmt.

[XIO]

hehe:
http://www.brcdiamond.com/s/Tshikapa.asp

BRC hat alle Projekte im Kongo.
market Cap: 64Mill CAD, das sind ca. 44 Mill Euro.
Exploration nur auf Diamanten.

Kursentwicklung für BRC brachte bislang über 1000% profit.
Deswegen bin ich auch in VPH, die liegen erst bei 4,5Mill € MK

[Ladipus]

Du googelst doch gern, XIO: Mr. Bardswich...

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 24.116.440 von Ladipus am 23.09.06 00:45:46

los, worauf willst du hinaus???

[XIO]

14 March 2007


Canada’s BRC Diamond Corporation has negotiated a non-brokered arm's length private placement of up to 1,000,000 common shares of the company for proceeds of up to US$4.25 million. Proceeds from the Financing will be added to the company's working capital.



BRC is a diamond exploration company active principally in the Democratic Republic of the Congo and active in some of the most prospective diamond regions of the country. Banro Corporation, the company's largest shareholder with approximately a 30 percent interest in BRC, is a mineral exploration company focused on the DRC.