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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.792.806 von XIO am 29.11.06 13:15:26Die 200 Australier sind bis 1.6.2007 gelockt !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.792.677 von PMG am 29.11.06 13:09:09Tja, wer soll auch gross handeln
Kuck mal auf Sharecrazy, wer da wieviel hält.
200 Australier aus dem Verkauf der Ltd. Anteile und die dort erwähnten Major Shareholder.
Das wird schon noch lustig.
Im realen Umlauf dürften derzeit ca. 35 Mill Shares sein.
Der Rest ist dem Majors zuzuordnen und mein er Meinung nach in festen Händen.
Und ich glaube nicht, daß die rein sind, um Verlust zu machen.
Ruf doch mal den Moser an.
Kuck mal auf Sharecrazy, wer da wieviel hält.
200 Australier aus dem Verkauf der Ltd. Anteile und die dort erwähnten Major Shareholder.
Das wird schon noch lustig.
Im realen Umlauf dürften derzeit ca. 35 Mill Shares sein.
Der Rest ist dem Majors zuzuordnen und mein er Meinung nach in festen Händen.
Und ich glaube nicht, daß die rein sind, um Verlust zu machen.
Ruf doch mal den Moser an.
noch ga
r kein Umsatz heute ?
r kein Umsatz heute ?
Condor Resources plc
("Condor" or "the Company")
Unaudited Interim Results for the six months ended 31st August 2006
Condor (AIM: CNR) announces unaudited accounts for the six month period ended
31st August 2006. The Company has had an active period since listing on the 31st
May 2006 and has further developed its core Central American exploration
properties with continued exploration on lead projects and review of potential
new licences.
Highlights:
* The consolidated net loss after taxation of the Group in respect of the 6
months ended 31st August 2006 amounted to #362, 945.
* Loss per share 0.28p.
* The net assets of the Group amounted to approximately #8,241,956 as at
the 31st August 2006.
* Reporting of excellent drill results from the El Potosi Project in El
Salvador including 5m at 9.23g/t Au from 57m depth, 1m at 5.34g/t Au
from 71m depth both in PTRC017 and 1.83m at 22.15g/t Au from PTDT013
including 0.66m at 52.9g/t Au.
* Engagement of three additional expatriate technical staff and four local
technical staff.
* Commissioning of the Nicaraguan operations office.
* Award of the 42.5km(2) El Gigante licence in El Salvador to further
consolidate the Pescadito Project area covering several significant
historical gold and silver workings.
* Commencement of diamond drilling at the Loma del Caballo Prospect.
Post Period Highlights:
* Securing the Kuikuinita and Columbus Projects in Nicaragua where Condor
geologists have indications of porphyry copper-gold style mineralisation.
Commenting on the results, Mark Child, Chairman of Condor Resources, commented:
"During the period under review the Company achieved a successful listing on the
AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange on 31st May 2006 and raised #4.85m.
Condor focused its exploration activities on two countries; El Salvador and
Nicaragua. The Company's objective is to prove up significant gold and silver
resources of between 1 to 2 million ounces of gold and 30 to 50 million ounces
of silver to JORC reportable standards by the 31st May 2008.
The funds that Condor raised on AIM have allowed us to put in place further
building blocks to achieve this objective. To this end, we have significantly
increased the number of experienced geologists and technical staff in both
countries. All concessions have been mapped and rock chip sampled. Over 3,000
metres of trenches have been excavated and drilling has commenced on the Loma
del Caballo Prospect in El Salvador. Further detailed drill campaigns are
planned; and indeed the Company has budgeted for up to 40,000 metres of drilling
over the next 18 months. The strategy is to identify one or two major commercial
resources in each country.
As part of the ongoing assessment of concessions, Condor has returned four
concessions to the original owners and taken on a further three concessions,
leaving us with three project areas in El Salvador and three project areas in
Nicaragua. The recent drill and trench results, showing up to 1.5 ounces of gold
per tonne are most encouraging and our geologists are confident of significantly
increasing the gold and silver resources in the short, medium and long term."
Chief Executive Officer's Statement
During the reporting period, the Company made excellent progress operationally
on its core El Salvadoran and Nicaraguan gold and silver assets. On the
completion of a successful listing process to raise #4.85 million, the Company
was able to establish operational bases in Nicaragua and further establish
itself in El Salvador.
A further 7 technical and 3 administrative staff have been employed since
listing, taking staff numbers to 14. This will greatly assist the Company to
fulfil its objective of proving up its stated resource objectives to JORC
reportable standards by the 31st May 2008.
The Company was also able to report exciting drill results from the El Potosi
Project in El Salvador where three main quartz veins of approximately 600 metres
strike length covering the historical El Potosi gold workings were tested.
Best intercepts of 5m at 9.23g/t gold from 57m depth; 1m at 5.34g/t gold from
71m depth, both in PTRC017 and 1.83m at 22.15g/t gold from PTDT013 including
0.66m at 52.9g/t gold indicate the prospect has potential for a medium tonnage
high grade under ground resource.
Elsewhere in El Salvador, focussed work programmes during the reporting period
have revealed the El Pescadito, La Calera and El Potosi projects in El Salvador
and the San Albino Project in Nicaragua as priority targets for further
exploration with very encouraging results reported to date.
The Company was also awarded the El Gigante licence in El Salvador, which
further consolidates the El Pescadito Project and covers an area of some 42.5km
(2) containing several significant historical gold and silver workings.
Initial trench results at the La Calera Project to test the three main veins
systems (Rosa, Rosa West and Calichal) has exposed significant quartz stock-work
systems that give the Company further encouragement of a significant mineralised
system. Assay results for the trenches completed on a central 600 metre strike
length zone are awaited. Follow-up trenching is in progress to further infill "
gap" areas between veins and also further along strike, where similar
mineralisation is expected.
Excellent gold assay continue to be reported from the San Albino Prospect from
four target areas containing numerous historical workings. Staff geologists are
highly encouraged by the intensity of quartz veining carrying significant gold
mineralisation. These main target areas are to be tested further with an initial
trenching programme, currently in progress and subsequent drilling testing of
the targets.
Post Period Highlights
Condor commenced diamond drilling at the Loma del Caballo prospect where an
Inferred Resource to JORC standards, of some 116,500 ounces of gold has already
been reported. The Company is hopeful of extending this resource through this
current drilling programme and initial drill hole geology indicates broad zones
of silicic brecciation containing sulphide mineralisation.
Field crews in Nicaragua have worked hard to follow-up on anomalous areas
defined by previous explorers with four of the six licences, held under option
with a local vendor, having had initial reviews completed on them. The Company
considered that the results of the verification programme on the four licences,
Chachagua, Cerro de Oro, Guapinol and El Gallo, did not meet with the Company's
expectations and it was decided to return the licences to the vendors Chorti
Holdings.
The Company also secured two high quality projects after completing an extended
and detailed due diligence process on the 26th October 2006. Both the Kuikuinita
and Columbus projects, located in the north eastern quadrant of Nicaragua, hold
significant potential as shown by previous explorers. The Company can earn an
80% interest in the licences through a mixture of cash payments and commitment
to exploration over a three year period.
Both projects hold untested potential and the Company is particularly excited
about the prospects of the Columbus project returning significant value to its
shareholders. This project includes the main target area of Cerro Columbus
containing a zone of greisen alteration where gold occurs in a
quartz-specularite breccia pipe. Previous trenching by Pila Gold Inc of Canada
produced results of 2.26g/t Au over 19.5 metres and 1.43g/t Au over 13.35 metres
with associated copper and molybdenum mineralisation. Both the initial data
review and completed field work indicates the potential for a significant
porphyry copper gold system.
Financial
The consolidated net loss after taxation of the Group in respect of the 6 months
ended 31st August 2006 amounted to #362,945 (loss per share 0.28p).
The Group's only source of income during the year arose from bank deposit
interest, which amounted to #54,158.
The net assets of the Group amounted to approximately #8,241,956 as at the 31st
August 2006. Net cash was #3,708,772.
Intangible assets relate to accumulated deferred exploration and evaluation
costs in respect of the Group's exploration interests in El Salvador and
Nicaragua. The Group's accounting policy is to capitalise these costs pending
determination of the feasibility of the project to which they relate.
Outlook
In closing I should like to take this opportunity to thank our staff,
shareholders, advisors and particularly our corporate partners for their
excellent support during the initial establishment period since listing.
I believe the Company now has the structure, staff, low cost base and access to
adequate financial and exploration resources, such as drilling rigs, to succeed.
Recent exploration results, including the drilling completed to date, have
been most encouraging and I believe that the prospect of our team in Central
America significantly increasing our resource base has never been better.
We continue to focus our full efforts on the strategic objective of building a
world-class junior mining company based on a core foundation of high quality
projects and I strongly believe that we are well on track for that goal to be
achieved through excellent technical exploration.
Nigel Ferguson
Chief Executive Officer
29th November 2006
("Condor" or "the Company")
Unaudited Interim Results for the six months ended 31st August 2006
Condor (AIM: CNR) announces unaudited accounts for the six month period ended
31st August 2006. The Company has had an active period since listing on the 31st
May 2006 and has further developed its core Central American exploration
properties with continued exploration on lead projects and review of potential
new licences.
Highlights:
* The consolidated net loss after taxation of the Group in respect of the 6
months ended 31st August 2006 amounted to #362, 945.
* Loss per share 0.28p.
* The net assets of the Group amounted to approximately #8,241,956 as at
the 31st August 2006.
* Reporting of excellent drill results from the El Potosi Project in El
Salvador including 5m at 9.23g/t Au from 57m depth, 1m at 5.34g/t Au
from 71m depth both in PTRC017 and 1.83m at 22.15g/t Au from PTDT013
including 0.66m at 52.9g/t Au.
* Engagement of three additional expatriate technical staff and four local
technical staff.
* Commissioning of the Nicaraguan operations office.
* Award of the 42.5km(2) El Gigante licence in El Salvador to further
consolidate the Pescadito Project area covering several significant
historical gold and silver workings.
* Commencement of diamond drilling at the Loma del Caballo Prospect.
Post Period Highlights:
* Securing the Kuikuinita and Columbus Projects in Nicaragua where Condor
geologists have indications of porphyry copper-gold style mineralisation.
Commenting on the results, Mark Child, Chairman of Condor Resources, commented:
"During the period under review the Company achieved a successful listing on the
AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange on 31st May 2006 and raised #4.85m.
Condor focused its exploration activities on two countries; El Salvador and
Nicaragua. The Company's objective is to prove up significant gold and silver
resources of between 1 to 2 million ounces of gold and 30 to 50 million ounces
of silver to JORC reportable standards by the 31st May 2008.
The funds that Condor raised on AIM have allowed us to put in place further
building blocks to achieve this objective. To this end, we have significantly
increased the number of experienced geologists and technical staff in both
countries. All concessions have been mapped and rock chip sampled. Over 3,000
metres of trenches have been excavated and drilling has commenced on the Loma
del Caballo Prospect in El Salvador. Further detailed drill campaigns are
planned; and indeed the Company has budgeted for up to 40,000 metres of drilling
over the next 18 months. The strategy is to identify one or two major commercial
resources in each country.
As part of the ongoing assessment of concessions, Condor has returned four
concessions to the original owners and taken on a further three concessions,
leaving us with three project areas in El Salvador and three project areas in
Nicaragua. The recent drill and trench results, showing up to 1.5 ounces of gold
per tonne are most encouraging and our geologists are confident of significantly
increasing the gold and silver resources in the short, medium and long term."
Chief Executive Officer's Statement
During the reporting period, the Company made excellent progress operationally
on its core El Salvadoran and Nicaraguan gold and silver assets. On the
completion of a successful listing process to raise #4.85 million, the Company
was able to establish operational bases in Nicaragua and further establish
itself in El Salvador.
A further 7 technical and 3 administrative staff have been employed since
listing, taking staff numbers to 14. This will greatly assist the Company to
fulfil its objective of proving up its stated resource objectives to JORC
reportable standards by the 31st May 2008.
The Company was also able to report exciting drill results from the El Potosi
Project in El Salvador where three main quartz veins of approximately 600 metres
strike length covering the historical El Potosi gold workings were tested.
Best intercepts of 5m at 9.23g/t gold from 57m depth; 1m at 5.34g/t gold from
71m depth, both in PTRC017 and 1.83m at 22.15g/t gold from PTDT013 including
0.66m at 52.9g/t gold indicate the prospect has potential for a medium tonnage
high grade under ground resource.
Elsewhere in El Salvador, focussed work programmes during the reporting period
have revealed the El Pescadito, La Calera and El Potosi projects in El Salvador
and the San Albino Project in Nicaragua as priority targets for further
exploration with very encouraging results reported to date.
The Company was also awarded the El Gigante licence in El Salvador, which
further consolidates the El Pescadito Project and covers an area of some 42.5km
(2) containing several significant historical gold and silver workings.
Initial trench results at the La Calera Project to test the three main veins
systems (Rosa, Rosa West and Calichal) has exposed significant quartz stock-work
systems that give the Company further encouragement of a significant mineralised
system. Assay results for the trenches completed on a central 600 metre strike
length zone are awaited. Follow-up trenching is in progress to further infill "
gap" areas between veins and also further along strike, where similar
mineralisation is expected.
Excellent gold assay continue to be reported from the San Albino Prospect from
four target areas containing numerous historical workings. Staff geologists are
highly encouraged by the intensity of quartz veining carrying significant gold
mineralisation. These main target areas are to be tested further with an initial
trenching programme, currently in progress and subsequent drilling testing of
the targets.
Post Period Highlights
Condor commenced diamond drilling at the Loma del Caballo prospect where an
Inferred Resource to JORC standards, of some 116,500 ounces of gold has already
been reported. The Company is hopeful of extending this resource through this
current drilling programme and initial drill hole geology indicates broad zones
of silicic brecciation containing sulphide mineralisation.
Field crews in Nicaragua have worked hard to follow-up on anomalous areas
defined by previous explorers with four of the six licences, held under option
with a local vendor, having had initial reviews completed on them. The Company
considered that the results of the verification programme on the four licences,
Chachagua, Cerro de Oro, Guapinol and El Gallo, did not meet with the Company's
expectations and it was decided to return the licences to the vendors Chorti
Holdings.
The Company also secured two high quality projects after completing an extended
and detailed due diligence process on the 26th October 2006. Both the Kuikuinita
and Columbus projects, located in the north eastern quadrant of Nicaragua, hold
significant potential as shown by previous explorers. The Company can earn an
80% interest in the licences through a mixture of cash payments and commitment
to exploration over a three year period.
Both projects hold untested potential and the Company is particularly excited
about the prospects of the Columbus project returning significant value to its
shareholders. This project includes the main target area of Cerro Columbus
containing a zone of greisen alteration where gold occurs in a
quartz-specularite breccia pipe. Previous trenching by Pila Gold Inc of Canada
produced results of 2.26g/t Au over 19.5 metres and 1.43g/t Au over 13.35 metres
with associated copper and molybdenum mineralisation. Both the initial data
review and completed field work indicates the potential for a significant
porphyry copper gold system.
Financial
The consolidated net loss after taxation of the Group in respect of the 6 months
ended 31st August 2006 amounted to #362,945 (loss per share 0.28p).
The Group's only source of income during the year arose from bank deposit
interest, which amounted to #54,158.
The net assets of the Group amounted to approximately #8,241,956 as at the 31st
August 2006. Net cash was #3,708,772.
Intangible assets relate to accumulated deferred exploration and evaluation
costs in respect of the Group's exploration interests in El Salvador and
Nicaragua. The Group's accounting policy is to capitalise these costs pending
determination of the feasibility of the project to which they relate.
Outlook
In closing I should like to take this opportunity to thank our staff,
shareholders, advisors and particularly our corporate partners for their
excellent support during the initial establishment period since listing.
I believe the Company now has the structure, staff, low cost base and access to
adequate financial and exploration resources, such as drilling rigs, to succeed.
Recent exploration results, including the drilling completed to date, have
been most encouraging and I believe that the prospect of our team in Central
America significantly increasing our resource base has never been better.
We continue to focus our full efforts on the strategic objective of building a
world-class junior mining company based on a core foundation of high quality
projects and I strongly believe that we are well on track for that goal to be
achieved through excellent technical exploration.
Nigel Ferguson
Chief Executive Officer
29th November 2006
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http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&cb=1164801221&article=1…
Condor Resources says test results in Central America 'most encouraging'
LONDON (AFX) - Condor Resources PLC said the drill and initial trench results from its Central American mines are "most encouraging", making it confident of "significantly increasing the gold and silver resources in the short, medium and long term".
It reported a maiden pretax loss of 362,945 stg since its listing in May, and said it holds net cash of 3.7 mln stg. Its only source of income arose from bank deposit interest, which amounted to 54,158 stg, the group said.
Condor added that it has returned 4 Nicaraguan licences to Chorti Holdings as they did not meet with Condor's expectations.
Chairman Mark Child said the company's objective is to prove significant resources of between 1-2 mln ounces of gold and 30-50 mln ounces of silver to Australasian Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC) reportable standards by May 31 2008.
The company said it is "particularly excited" about the prospects of the Nicaraguan Columbus project, on which it acquired an option in October. Condor can earn an 80 pct interest in the licence through a mixture of cash payments and commitment to exploration over a three year period.
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http://www.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&cb=1164801221&article=1…
Condor Resources says test results in Central America 'most encouraging'
LONDON (AFX) - Condor Resources PLC said the drill and initial trench results from its Central American mines are "most encouraging", making it confident of "significantly increasing the gold and silver resources in the short, medium and long term".
It reported a maiden pretax loss of 362,945 stg since its listing in May, and said it holds net cash of 3.7 mln stg. Its only source of income arose from bank deposit interest, which amounted to 54,158 stg, the group said.
Condor added that it has returned 4 Nicaraguan licences to Chorti Holdings as they did not meet with Condor's expectations.
Chairman Mark Child said the company's objective is to prove significant resources of between 1-2 mln ounces of gold and 30-50 mln ounces of silver to Australasian Joint Ore Reserves Committee (JORC) reportable standards by May 31 2008.
The company said it is "particularly excited" about the prospects of the Nicaraguan Columbus project, on which it acquired an option in October. Condor can earn an 80 pct interest in the licence through a mixture of cash payments and commitment to exploration over a three year period.
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