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User avatar stoktok1
March 09, 2017 - 12:58 AM 136 Reads Post# 25955372
RE:Acquisition of OREX: What is the con? What are the pros?
160k....great to see you back...had me a tad worried for awhile...thought you may have abandoned ship for good...As an original NIS dude I have witnessed alot of ups and downs with ANX over the years in the development of the Company...but now we seem to be at the point where we are set up and ready to capture the benefits of an upsurge in all metal prices. We have moved from a reactive position to one of being proactive in terms of acquiring and or merging assets. All we have to do now is to put the pedal to the metal..As for share consolidation my mantra is "Consolidation if necessary but not necessarily Consolidation"....welcome back
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March 09, 2017 - 12:58 AM 136 Reads Post# 25955372
RE:Acquisition of OREX: What is the con? What are the pros?
160k....great to see you back...had me a tad worried for awhile...thought you may have abandoned ship for good...As an original NIS dude I have witnessed alot of ups and downs with ANX over the years in the development of the Company...but now we seem to be at the point where we are set up and ready to capture the benefits of an upsurge in all metal prices. We have moved from a reactive position to one of being proactive in terms of acquiring and or merging assets. All we have to do now is to put the pedal to the metal..As for share consolidation my mantra is "Consolidation if necessary but not necessarily Consolidation"....welcome back
Read more at http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/t.anx/anaconda…
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March 08, 2017 - 11:33 AM 165 Reads Post# 25950867
RE:RE:RE:RE:merge/acquisition
Hi ,
Both companies are near deap water port. Anaconda has his own structure and Orex is few miles from one. If you google it you will see that is quite possible. Also Anaconda is shipping agregate to the US so they could stop by Orex in their way back. Right now ANX is profitable with 1,5 gram ton. OX has mostly 6gram ton in open pit with some significantly higher grade possibility in part of the deposit. If they mine it in small open pit, they can by really high grade to the mine and and ANX net income to be a lot higher. With this aquisitions and the present ressources ANX would get about 8 years more of production. But OX has a lot more gold potential on the propriety.
Look at their neighbour Atlantic gold. OX has more gold but needed a way to take it of the ground. With this aquisition, ANX is probably getting the best piece of land in all of the Altantic.
And they got it dirt cheap if you look at AGB prices.
Avatar rpm111
March 08, 2017 - 11:33 AM 165 Reads Post# 25950867
RE:RE:RE:RE:merge/acquisition
Hi ,
Both companies are near deap water port. Anaconda has his own structure and Orex is few miles from one. If you google it you will see that is quite possible. Also Anaconda is shipping agregate to the US so they could stop by Orex in their way back. Right now ANX is profitable with 1,5 gram ton. OX has mostly 6gram ton in open pit with some significantly higher grade possibility in part of the deposit. If they mine it in small open pit, they can by really high grade to the mine and and ANX net income to be a lot higher. With this aquisitions and the present ressources ANX would get about 8 years more of production. But OX has a lot more gold potential on the propriety.
Look at their neighbour Atlantic gold. OX has more gold but needed a way to take it of the ground. With this aquisition, ANX is probably getting the best piece of land in all of the Altantic.
And they got it dirt cheap if you look at AGB prices.
User avatar kddougan
March 04, 2017 - 12:53 PM 320 Reads Post# 25931835
RE:Acquisition of OREX: What is the con? What are the pros?
160k, I really appreciate and can tell you are an informed, knowledgeable shareholder. Hopefully this post can put you at ease to what you just acquired. As you have noted management is probably the most important factor in a successful business. >>> It seems like you have a real gem in Dustin. Using athletes as an example. There are some that are extraordinary (Tom Brady) and bring a team to its full potential and sometimes seem to carry the whole team on their back. Orex past management and regimes(there were many) were akin to the kid on the team who was there because his parents dictated they be there. In short they were glad to pick up a trophy for doing nothing but weigh down the team. I guess what I'm trying to convey is they were horrifically inept.>>> It all changed about 6 months ago when a gentleman named Jonathan Fitzgerald came aboard and took over the helm. I'm sure he got involved because he knew the potential of the property and understood its true value. >>> Orex property is widely known as being the best piece of real estate in the area.>>> Osisko about 6 years years ago optioned in and did some extensive drilling and found some staggering veins.They spent a lot of money drilling and really unlocked the mystery of what type of potential this property has. They optioned out of the property as it didn't fit their business model and expertise (they are open pit miners & this is not an open pit project, also timing was bad as Gold was just beginning to go into Bear Market) Go back and look at the drill results from Dec 2011 they are very impressive & geologists I've spoken to said there are even better veins to be found and expanded. This property is fabulous it just needed the proper management to bring it to its fullest potential.>>> I could go on but I guess what I'm getting at, is you didn't overpay for the property. They treated this company as an ATM machine and nothing more. The great news is as far as I know is Jonathan Fitzgerald is the only person who is going to be part of the Anaconda team. He is the real deal he actually makes decisions with the shareholders interests in mind and gets things done.>>> This merger is the perfect example of SYNERGY in its truest form. I really feel that Orex & Anaconda long suffering shareholders finally have something to be excited and hopeful about. We just need to be patient (I'm not talking about years) and lets get aboard and watch how this unfolds. My only recommendation is they hustle and get the word out at PDAC and get this share price up before they do a reverse split which we all know is inevitable. We need to keep this board positive and give this a new entity a chance to play out. KD
March 04, 2017 - 12:53 PM 320 Reads Post# 25931835
RE:Acquisition of OREX: What is the con? What are the pros?
160k, I really appreciate and can tell you are an informed, knowledgeable shareholder. Hopefully this post can put you at ease to what you just acquired. As you have noted management is probably the most important factor in a successful business. >>> It seems like you have a real gem in Dustin. Using athletes as an example. There are some that are extraordinary (Tom Brady) and bring a team to its full potential and sometimes seem to carry the whole team on their back. Orex past management and regimes(there were many) were akin to the kid on the team who was there because his parents dictated they be there. In short they were glad to pick up a trophy for doing nothing but weigh down the team. I guess what I'm trying to convey is they were horrifically inept.>>> It all changed about 6 months ago when a gentleman named Jonathan Fitzgerald came aboard and took over the helm. I'm sure he got involved because he knew the potential of the property and understood its true value. >>> Orex property is widely known as being the best piece of real estate in the area.>>> Osisko about 6 years years ago optioned in and did some extensive drilling and found some staggering veins.They spent a lot of money drilling and really unlocked the mystery of what type of potential this property has. They optioned out of the property as it didn't fit their business model and expertise (they are open pit miners & this is not an open pit project, also timing was bad as Gold was just beginning to go into Bear Market) Go back and look at the drill results from Dec 2011 they are very impressive & geologists I've spoken to said there are even better veins to be found and expanded. This property is fabulous it just needed the proper management to bring it to its fullest potential.>>> I could go on but I guess what I'm getting at, is you didn't overpay for the property. They treated this company as an ATM machine and nothing more. The great news is as far as I know is Jonathan Fitzgerald is the only person who is going to be part of the Anaconda team. He is the real deal he actually makes decisions with the shareholders interests in mind and gets things done.>>> This merger is the perfect example of SYNERGY in its truest form. I really feel that Orex & Anaconda long suffering shareholders finally have something to be excited and hopeful about. We just need to be patient (I'm not talking about years) and lets get aboard and watch how this unfolds. My only recommendation is they hustle and get the word out at PDAC and get this share price up before they do a reverse split which we all know is inevitable. We need to keep this board positive and give this a new entity a chance to play out. KD
Quelle: http://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/t.anx/anaconda…
User avatar 160k
March 03, 2017 - 04:32 PM 308 Reads Post# 25929642
Acquisition of OREX: What is the con? What are the pros?
Hello friends: I have not been on this board for a very long time now because I was sick of the gross negativity and the constant ragging of a Management team honestly trying to build a long-term, viable and very profitable producing operation. Since then, I have had numerous discussions with Dustin and I have come to know him as a truly honest, dedicated and success-driven individual. The current acquisition has pros and cons, obviously. I think that ANX paid TOO MUCH given the situation in which Orex found itself: A) directors resigning left and right; B) a project in Nova Scotia that was acquired many, many years ago and has since languished and languished with no hope of ever seeing it produce; C) a huge share float comparable to that of ANX's and a stock trading at only .06cents. So, I am convinced that we have paid too much given their circumstances that not one single ounce of the gold they are "sitting" on, had ever been mined by them. Given the price that ANX paid, is a share consolidation necessary and if so, will it hold and serve to build shareholder value given that Atlantic Canada mining is not a "sexy" undertaking. Investors seem to get excited about Timmins, Quebec, Nevada, Mexico etc but not Atlantic Canada. So, how should shareholders vote with respect to a likely 10/12-1 new share consolidation? As far as the cost of transporting ore from Nova Scotia is concerned, using freighters is probably cheaper than any other means available and the cost would be greatly mitigated by the fact that we have a mill in place (expandable) quite capable of refining this ore. We do not need to build one. If you look at the coastal position of the Orex property, it really is not that far from the Baie Verte Point Rousse Port facility. This deposit is well positioned geographically in that respect. It is also fairly rich and somewhat deep. There is no doubt that with all of the assets that ANX has now accumulated, the share price is hugely, and I mean hugely undervalued. Tilt Cove alone offers a very rich deposit of not only gold, but copper and silver as do the Great Northern deposits that also contain silver. Will Anaconda take advantage of these other precious and base metals? Near-by Rambler can handle copper for sure. In any event, the question is whether shareholders really have any choice but to vote in favour of a consolidation, even though it could hurt? What is the prevailing opinion here? We have the ability to stop it!! Nice to be back and to rejoin the discussion. If anyone wants to discuss this matter with me, then use my inbox and I will reply to you.
User avatar 160k
March 03, 2017 - 04:32 PM 308 Reads Post# 25929642
Acquisition of OREX: What is the con? What are the pros?
Hello friends: I have not been on this board for a very long time now because I was sick of the gross negativity and the constant ragging of a Management team honestly trying to build a long-term, viable and very profitable producing operation. Since then, I have had numerous discussions with Dustin and I have come to know him as a truly honest, dedicated and success-driven individual. The current acquisition has pros and cons, obviously. I think that ANX paid TOO MUCH given the situation in which Orex found itself: A) directors resigning left and right; B) a project in Nova Scotia that was acquired many, many years ago and has since languished and languished with no hope of ever seeing it produce; C) a huge share float comparable to that of ANX's and a stock trading at only .06cents. So, I am convinced that we have paid too much given their circumstances that not one single ounce of the gold they are "sitting" on, had ever been mined by them. Given the price that ANX paid, is a share consolidation necessary and if so, will it hold and serve to build shareholder value given that Atlantic Canada mining is not a "sexy" undertaking. Investors seem to get excited about Timmins, Quebec, Nevada, Mexico etc but not Atlantic Canada. So, how should shareholders vote with respect to a likely 10/12-1 new share consolidation? As far as the cost of transporting ore from Nova Scotia is concerned, using freighters is probably cheaper than any other means available and the cost would be greatly mitigated by the fact that we have a mill in place (expandable) quite capable of refining this ore. We do not need to build one. If you look at the coastal position of the Orex property, it really is not that far from the Baie Verte Point Rousse Port facility. This deposit is well positioned geographically in that respect. It is also fairly rich and somewhat deep. There is no doubt that with all of the assets that ANX has now accumulated, the share price is hugely, and I mean hugely undervalued. Tilt Cove alone offers a very rich deposit of not only gold, but copper and silver as do the Great Northern deposits that also contain silver. Will Anaconda take advantage of these other precious and base metals? Near-by Rambler can handle copper for sure. In any event, the question is whether shareholders really have any choice but to vote in favour of a consolidation, even though it could hurt? What is the prevailing opinion here? We have the ability to stop it!! Nice to be back and to rejoin the discussion. If anyone wants to discuss this matter with me, then use my inbox and I will reply to you.
Da hier ja wieder bis zum bitteren Ende diskutiert wird will ich mal Meinungen aus dem Kanadischen Board einstellen: 
Trading Spotlight
Anaconda sells 3,597 oz Au in fiscal Q3
2017-03-16 07:52 ET - News Release
Mr. Dustin Angelo reports
ANACONDA MINING SELLS NEARLY 3,600 OUNCES OF GOLD AND GENERATES OVER $5.6M IN GOLD SALES REVENUE IN Q3 FY2017
Anaconda Mining Inc. has released certain financial and operating results from the three- and nine-month periods ended Feb. 28, 2017. During the third quarter of fiscal 2017, the Company sold 3,597 ounces of gold and generated $5,643,410 in gold sales revenue at an average sales price of $1,569 per ounce. Anaconda also earned approximately $430,000 in revenue from the sale of its Pine Cove Pit waste rock for the aggregates project announced in October 2016. The Company expects to file its full financial statements by April 14, 2017. All dollar amounts are in Canadian dollars unless otherwise noted.
President and CEO, Dustin Angelo, stated, "The Point Rousse Project had another solid operating performance in the third quarter when we are typically challenged by inclement weather. Just as we did in the second quarter, we processed approximately 108,000 dry tonnes of ore. Over the last six months, Anaconda has sold nearly 8,000 ounces of gold as grade has increased approximately 14% since the first quarter. On the mining side, the Pine Cove pit strip ratio was reduced to 3.2 : 1 in the third quarter, which is a significant improvement over Q1 and Q2. For the fourth quarter of fiscal 2017, we expect the strip ratio to remain around 3 : 1 and grade to be in the 1.30 to 1.40 grams per tonne range. Consequently, we anticipate a strong finish to the fiscal year, particularly with the additional revenue from our aggregates venture."
FY Q3 2017 Operations Overview:
The Pine Cove Mill operated for 85 days during the third quarter of fiscal 2017 at an availability rate of 95%. The mill achieved an average run rate of 1,268 tonnes per operating day compared to 1,038 tonnes per operating day in the third quarter of fiscal 2016, a 22% increase. The Pine Cove Mill processed 107,762 dry tonnes of ore during the quarter compared to 91,370 dry tonnes of ore in the similar period of fiscal 2016. Overall mill recovery was 85% compared to 81% in third quarter fiscal 2016. Average feed grade during the quarter was 1.28 grams per tonne. Grade of ore to be processed in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2017 is expected to increase by approximately 10% compared to the third quarter of fiscal 2017.
The mining operation at the Point Rousse Project operated for 50 days in the Pine Cove Pit and one day at Stog'er Tight during the third quarter of fiscal 2017. Total production was 102,531 tonnes of ore and 325,076 tonnes of waste for a strip ratio of 3.2 : 1 waste to ore. Anaconda was able to scale back total tonnes mined by 35% compared to the same period in fiscal 2016 and reduce operating days because of the low strip ratio and the fact that it drew ore feed from large stockpiles that accumulated during the first and second quarters of the fiscal year. Even with the reduction in mining activities, ore production increased from 78,196 tonnes in the third quarter of fiscal 2016 to 102,531 tonnes in the third quarter of fiscal 2017, a 31% increase. The reduced strip ratio is expected to continue throughout the fourth quarter of fiscal 2017.
In addition, Anaconda earned approximately $430,000 of revenue from 12 shipments of waste rock totaling 718,500 tonnes.
The following table summarizes the key operating statistics for the three and nine months ended February 28, 2017 and February 29, 2016:
OPERATING STATISTICS: For the three months ended For the six months ended
Feb. 28 2017 Feb. 29 2016 Feb. 28 2017 Feb. 29 2016
Mill
Operating days 85 88 256 255
Availability 95% 98% 94% 93%
Dry tonnes processed 107,762 91,370 315,248 283,531
Tonnes per 24-hour period 1,268 1,038 1,231 1,112
Grade (grams per tonne) 1.28 1.48 1.28 1.59
Overall mill recovery 85% 81% 85% 85%
Gold sales volume (troy oz.)3,597 3,266 10,904 11,827
Mine - Total
Operating days 51 70 208 221
Ore production (tonnes) 102,531 78,196 339,914 299,607
Waste production (tonnes) 325,076 584,345 1,810,864 1,787,134
Total production (tonnes) 427,607 662,541 2,150,778 2,086,741
Waste: Ore ratio 3.2 7.5 5.3 6.0
Mine - Pine Cove Pit
Operating days 50 62 207 204
Ore production (tonnes) 101,105 69,849 338,488 280,074
Waste production (tonnes) 325,076 564,832 1,810,864 1,737,378
Total production (tonnes) 426,181 634,681 2,149,352 2,017,452
Waste: Ore ratio 3.2 8.1 5.3 6.2
Mine - Stog'er Tight
Operating days 1 8 1 17
Ore production (tonnes) 1,426 8,347 1,426 19,533
Waste production (tonnes) - 19,513 - 49,756
Total production (tonnes) 1,426 27,860 1,426 69,289
Waste: Ore ratio - 2.3 - 2.5
NOTE: Operating statistics exclude changes in in-circuit inventory.
ABOUT ANACONDA
Anaconda is a growth-oriented, gold mining and exploration company with a producing project called the Point Rousse Project and three exploration/development projects called the Viking and Great Northern Projects and the Tilt Cove Property in Newfoundland.
The Point Rousse Project is approximately 6,300 hectares of property on the Ming's Bight Peninsula located in the Baie Verte Mining District in Newfoundland, Canada. Since 2012, Anaconda has increased its property control by ten-fold on the peninsula and gold production to nearly 16,000 ounces per year. In an effort to expand production, it is currently exploring three primary, prospective gold trends, which have approximately 20 km of cumulative strike length and include five deposits and numerous prospects and showings, all within 8 km of the Pine Cove Mill. A second project called the Tilt Cove Property, consisting of 350 hectares, is located approximately 60 kilometres by road from the Pine Cove Mill but is also within the Baie Verte Mining District and underlain by similar geology to the Point Rousse Project.
Anaconda also controls the Viking and Great Northern Projects, which have approximately 6,225 and 6,375 hectares of property, respectively, in White Bay, Newfoundland, approximately 100 kilometres by water (180 kilometres via road) from the Pine Cove Mill. The Viking Project contains the Thor Deposit and other gold prospects and showings and the Great Northern Project includes numerous prospects and showings within a similar geological setting as the Viking Project. Anaconda's plan is to discover and develop more resources within these project areas and substantially increase annual production at the Pine Cove Mill from its current rate of nearly 16,000 ounces.
As the only pure play gold producer in Atlantic Canada, Anaconda Mining is turning the rock we live on into a growing and profitable resource. With a young and motivated workforce, innovative technology and the support of local suppliers, Anaconda is investing in the people of Newfoundland & Labrador and giving back to the communities in which we operate - building a better future for all our stakeholders, from the ground up.
We seek Safe Harbor.
© 2017 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.
2017-03-16 07:52 ET - News Release
Mr. Dustin Angelo reports
ANACONDA MINING SELLS NEARLY 3,600 OUNCES OF GOLD AND GENERATES OVER $5.6M IN GOLD SALES REVENUE IN Q3 FY2017
Anaconda Mining Inc. has released certain financial and operating results from the three- and nine-month periods ended Feb. 28, 2017. During the third quarter of fiscal 2017, the Company sold 3,597 ounces of gold and generated $5,643,410 in gold sales revenue at an average sales price of $1,569 per ounce. Anaconda also earned approximately $430,000 in revenue from the sale of its Pine Cove Pit waste rock for the aggregates project announced in October 2016. The Company expects to file its full financial statements by April 14, 2017. All dollar amounts are in Canadian dollars unless otherwise noted.
President and CEO, Dustin Angelo, stated, "The Point Rousse Project had another solid operating performance in the third quarter when we are typically challenged by inclement weather. Just as we did in the second quarter, we processed approximately 108,000 dry tonnes of ore. Over the last six months, Anaconda has sold nearly 8,000 ounces of gold as grade has increased approximately 14% since the first quarter. On the mining side, the Pine Cove pit strip ratio was reduced to 3.2 : 1 in the third quarter, which is a significant improvement over Q1 and Q2. For the fourth quarter of fiscal 2017, we expect the strip ratio to remain around 3 : 1 and grade to be in the 1.30 to 1.40 grams per tonne range. Consequently, we anticipate a strong finish to the fiscal year, particularly with the additional revenue from our aggregates venture."
FY Q3 2017 Operations Overview:
The Pine Cove Mill operated for 85 days during the third quarter of fiscal 2017 at an availability rate of 95%. The mill achieved an average run rate of 1,268 tonnes per operating day compared to 1,038 tonnes per operating day in the third quarter of fiscal 2016, a 22% increase. The Pine Cove Mill processed 107,762 dry tonnes of ore during the quarter compared to 91,370 dry tonnes of ore in the similar period of fiscal 2016. Overall mill recovery was 85% compared to 81% in third quarter fiscal 2016. Average feed grade during the quarter was 1.28 grams per tonne. Grade of ore to be processed in the fourth quarter of fiscal 2017 is expected to increase by approximately 10% compared to the third quarter of fiscal 2017.
The mining operation at the Point Rousse Project operated for 50 days in the Pine Cove Pit and one day at Stog'er Tight during the third quarter of fiscal 2017. Total production was 102,531 tonnes of ore and 325,076 tonnes of waste for a strip ratio of 3.2 : 1 waste to ore. Anaconda was able to scale back total tonnes mined by 35% compared to the same period in fiscal 2016 and reduce operating days because of the low strip ratio and the fact that it drew ore feed from large stockpiles that accumulated during the first and second quarters of the fiscal year. Even with the reduction in mining activities, ore production increased from 78,196 tonnes in the third quarter of fiscal 2016 to 102,531 tonnes in the third quarter of fiscal 2017, a 31% increase. The reduced strip ratio is expected to continue throughout the fourth quarter of fiscal 2017.
In addition, Anaconda earned approximately $430,000 of revenue from 12 shipments of waste rock totaling 718,500 tonnes.
The following table summarizes the key operating statistics for the three and nine months ended February 28, 2017 and February 29, 2016:
OPERATING STATISTICS: For the three months ended For the six months ended
Feb. 28 2017 Feb. 29 2016 Feb. 28 2017 Feb. 29 2016
Mill
Operating days 85 88 256 255
Availability 95% 98% 94% 93%
Dry tonnes processed 107,762 91,370 315,248 283,531
Tonnes per 24-hour period 1,268 1,038 1,231 1,112
Grade (grams per tonne) 1.28 1.48 1.28 1.59
Overall mill recovery 85% 81% 85% 85%
Gold sales volume (troy oz.)3,597 3,266 10,904 11,827
Mine - Total
Operating days 51 70 208 221
Ore production (tonnes) 102,531 78,196 339,914 299,607
Waste production (tonnes) 325,076 584,345 1,810,864 1,787,134
Total production (tonnes) 427,607 662,541 2,150,778 2,086,741
Waste: Ore ratio 3.2 7.5 5.3 6.0
Mine - Pine Cove Pit
Operating days 50 62 207 204
Ore production (tonnes) 101,105 69,849 338,488 280,074
Waste production (tonnes) 325,076 564,832 1,810,864 1,737,378
Total production (tonnes) 426,181 634,681 2,149,352 2,017,452
Waste: Ore ratio 3.2 8.1 5.3 6.2
Mine - Stog'er Tight
Operating days 1 8 1 17
Ore production (tonnes) 1,426 8,347 1,426 19,533
Waste production (tonnes) - 19,513 - 49,756
Total production (tonnes) 1,426 27,860 1,426 69,289
Waste: Ore ratio - 2.3 - 2.5
NOTE: Operating statistics exclude changes in in-circuit inventory.
ABOUT ANACONDA
Anaconda is a growth-oriented, gold mining and exploration company with a producing project called the Point Rousse Project and three exploration/development projects called the Viking and Great Northern Projects and the Tilt Cove Property in Newfoundland.
The Point Rousse Project is approximately 6,300 hectares of property on the Ming's Bight Peninsula located in the Baie Verte Mining District in Newfoundland, Canada. Since 2012, Anaconda has increased its property control by ten-fold on the peninsula and gold production to nearly 16,000 ounces per year. In an effort to expand production, it is currently exploring three primary, prospective gold trends, which have approximately 20 km of cumulative strike length and include five deposits and numerous prospects and showings, all within 8 km of the Pine Cove Mill. A second project called the Tilt Cove Property, consisting of 350 hectares, is located approximately 60 kilometres by road from the Pine Cove Mill but is also within the Baie Verte Mining District and underlain by similar geology to the Point Rousse Project.
Anaconda also controls the Viking and Great Northern Projects, which have approximately 6,225 and 6,375 hectares of property, respectively, in White Bay, Newfoundland, approximately 100 kilometres by water (180 kilometres via road) from the Pine Cove Mill. The Viking Project contains the Thor Deposit and other gold prospects and showings and the Great Northern Project includes numerous prospects and showings within a similar geological setting as the Viking Project. Anaconda's plan is to discover and develop more resources within these project areas and substantially increase annual production at the Pine Cove Mill from its current rate of nearly 16,000 ounces.
As the only pure play gold producer in Atlantic Canada, Anaconda Mining is turning the rock we live on into a growing and profitable resource. With a young and motivated workforce, innovative technology and the support of local suppliers, Anaconda is investing in the people of Newfoundland & Labrador and giving back to the communities in which we operate - building a better future for all our stakeholders, from the ground up.
We seek Safe Harbor.
© 2017 Canjex Publishing Ltd. All rights reserved.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.480.714 von weissnichtbescheid am 07.03.17 09:13:44http://www.minenportal.de/artikel.php?sid=34880#Anaconda-Min…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.467.349 von pillemannotze am 05.03.17 07:43:58
Exakt so verstehe ich es auch...
Vielleicht ändert sich dies ja noch, wenn die Meldung zu noch mehr Investoren vorgedrungen ist?
Exakt so verstehe ich es auch...
Vielleicht ändert sich dies ja noch, wenn die Meldung zu noch mehr Investoren vorgedrungen ist?
Zitat von pillemannotze: Sorry, 457.000 Unzen sind es “nur“
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 54.459.489 von bigyawn am 03.03.17 16:16:40Sorry, 457.000 Unzen sind es “nur“
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