LA QUINTA RESOURCES CORP ( LAQ:TSX-V ) - 500 Beiträge pro Seite

[XIO]

Website: http://www.laquintaresources.com/s/Home.asp
Shares Outstanding @ 25.11.2006: 9,238,000
Market Cap @ 0.34 CAD: 3,140,920 CAD = 2.1 Mio Euro

Kurs:


Zur Zeit nur in Kanada handelbar, dazu noch schwer über hiesige Broker.
(Consors, Comdirect und DiBa gehen zum heutigen Tag nicht), da noch keine ISIN Nummer vorhanden.
Ich habe über Nordnet telefonisch erfolgreich geordert, Kürzel: LAQ.VSE angeben.

Gleich im vorab, wo liegt das Risiko:
LAQ hat einen Vorvertrag in der DRC über den Erwerb eines 7.100qkm grossen Explorationsgebietes.
Das liegt unmittelbar im sog. Twangiza Namoya Gold Belt, dieser wird derzeit massiv von Banro ecploriert.
Zur Zeit streitet man sich mit Banro um die Rechte.

Siehe dazu in die News:
http://www.laquintaresources.com/s/NewsReleases.asp
Die Frage ist: wie geht die Auseinandersetzung aus, bekommt man die Property zugesprochen, erhält man einen Ausgleich / ersatz oder geht LAQ als Verlierer aus der Sache.

Was sagt der kongolesische Partner Wa Balengela Kasai Investments Congo sprl:
La Quinta Resources Corp. ("La Quinta") reported today that it has been made aware that a third party is making a competing claim over the licence areas that are the subject of the Memorandum of Understanding ("MOU") between La Quinta and Wa Balengela Kasai Investments Congo sprl ("WB Kasai") as announced August 28, 2006. La Quinta has been assured by WB Kasai that its MOU is the sole valid agreement covering the subject properties and that any competing claim that may have existed in the past has been nullified
http://www.laquintaresources.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID…

Des weiteren hat man weitere Properties in Mittelamerika.
Alle Infos dazu auf der Website.
Ich persönlich habe mich mit diesen Properties noch gar nicht so intensiv befasst, betrachte diese als eine Art "Sicherheitsnetz".

Ich sehe hier die Chance, mit einem geringen Risiko-Kapital-Einsatz evtl. an einem interessanten Unternehmen beteiligt zu sein, welches nach Überwindung der oben aufgeführten Widrigkeiten eine erfolgreiche Entwicklung vor sich hat.
Dafür sprechen die sehr geringe Aktienanzahl, die geringe Markkapitalisierung und das erfolgte Private Placement zu 0.40CAD.

letzte News vom 23.11. (noch nicht auf Stockhouse erschienen):
November 23, 2006
La Quinta Resources Appoints Investor Relations
News Release No.06-20

The Company reported today that, effective November 23, 2006, it has engaged Mr. Matt Clark, of Vancouver, British Columbia, as a consultant to provide investor relations services to the Company. Mr. Clark will operate from the Company's offices in Vancouver with responsibility for all aspects of the Company's investor relations program. The initial term of the arrangement is for a period of one year and Mr. Clark will be paid a monthly fee of $4,000 and will be issued options on 100,000 shares vesting over a period of six months. The exercise price of options will be determined as of the date of grant. The Agreement is subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
Malcolm JA Swallow
Malcolm JA Swallow
Chairman and CEO

Ich deute die letzte Meldung als positives Signal!
In diesem Sinne: No risk, no Fun

[Art Bechstein]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.710.122 von XIO am 26.11.06 01:05:16

Xio,

weißt Du, woraus die annähernde Kurshalbierung Mitte November resultierte ?

Art

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.718.413 von Art Bechstein am 26.11.06 09:21:18

Nein, es gab einen mörderlichen Hieb nach unten, 40%, am nächsten Tag wieder korrigiert.
Amscheinend war einem Anleger die Sache zu heiss und er hat Shares für 100.000 CAD auf den Markt geworfen, das reicht bei dem noch kleinen wert, um den Kurs wackeln zu lassen.
SL ist tödlich.
Bin selbst bloss mit `ner relativ kleinen Summe dabei, aber ich will es wissen.

Kannst Du mal was zu den anderen Properties Sagen, viel ist da ja nicht zu sehen, da alles noch relativ frisch ist?
Zu Orofino / la Perla gibts ja zumindest schon ein paar Infos auf der Seite.
(welche auch erst relativ frisch im Netz ist.)
Zu Hoewll und Crowsnest http://www.laquintaresources.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID… gibts noch nicht allzu viel Infos.

Über den Boss Malcolm J.A. Swallow hab ich heraus gelesen, daß er mal CEO bei Canadian Zinc war.
http://www.canadianzinc.com/prairie/scoping.shtml

[XIO]

PS, evtl war es auch eine gezielte Abfischaktion...wer weiss....

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.718.413 von Art Bechstein am 26.11.06 09:21:18

PS, oder damit?
http://www.newswire.ca/en/releases/archive/November2006/10/c…

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 25.725.743 von XIO am 26.11.06 17:01:32

macht aber eigentlich keinen Sinn



LA QUINTA RESOURCES CORPORATION ("LAQ")
BULLETIN TYPE: Private Placement-Non-Brokered
BULLETIN DATE: November 10, 2006
TSX Venture Tier 2 Company

TSX Venture Exchange has accepted for filing documentation with respect to
the second and final tranche of a Non-Brokered Private Placement announced
September 21, 2006 and October 17, 2006:

Number of Shares: 1,915,000 shares

Purchase Price: $0.40 per share

Warrants: 957,500 share purchase warrants to purchase
957,500 shares

Warrant Exercise Price: $0.60 for a 6 month period

Number of Placees: 22 placees

Insider / Pro Group Participation:

Insider equals Y /
Name ProGroup equals P / No. of Shares

Doug Gartland P 25,000

Finder's Fee: 8% cash payable to each Canaccord Capital
Corporation ($9,280) and Master Finance
International Corp. ($50,400). Canaccord
Capital Corporation will be paid a Corporate
Administration Fee of $5,000.

Pursuant to Corporate Finance Policy 4.1, Section 1.11(d), the Company
must issue a news release announcing the closing of the private placement and
setting out the expiry dates of the hold period(s). The Company must also
issue a news release if the private placement does not close promptly. Note
that in certain circumstances the Exchange may later extend the expiry date of
the warrants, if they are less than the maximum permitted term.

[XIO]

November 22, 2006
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Share Capital
Issued And Outstanding: 15,027,071
Stock Options: 775,000
Warrants: 5,379,390
Fully Diluted: 21,181,461

[XIO]

Auffällig: Verstärkt Umsätze in letzter Zeit.
Die sollen endlich die erlösende News von der Nanro-Angelegenheit bringen!
Entweder das klappt so wie beschrieben..oder ein Altenrnativ-Objekt.
Kann doch nicht so schwer sein, in dem Land was vernüftiges aufzureissen.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.003.950 von XIO am 07.12.06 18:47:12

Banro Angelegenheit

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 26.003.963 von XIO am 07.12.06 18:47:50

mit geringen Umsätzen die 44 CAD-Cent wieder erreicht.
Aktuelle MK etwas über 5 Mio EURO

Share Capital
Issued And Outstanding: 15,413,542
Stock Options: 875,000
Warrants: 1,935,000
Fully Diluted: 18,223,542

[XIO]

Leider ohne Nachrichten von der Afrika-Front ins neue Jahr.

[XIO]

Heute ein schöner Ruck. +18% auf 0,52CAD
Endlich kommt Bewegung rein.

[XIO]

So, jetzt kommt Schwung rein.
Die Sache liegt im Congo vor Gericht, die WBK klagt gegen Banro.

Zitat:
WBK now has all the permits for the disputed licence area in its possession, duly issued by the Cadastre Miniere, and has commenced an action in Commercial Court in Kinshasa to have Banro Congo's claims over the licence areas declared invalid and to claims damages, plus costs against Banro Congo for interference in the business of WBK.

grob übersetzt:

Zitat:
WBK hat jetzt alle Erlaubnisse für das umstrittene Lizenzgebiet in ihrem Besitz ordnungsgemäß ausgegeben durch den Minen-Katasteramt, und hat eine Handlung im Gericht in Kinshasa angefangen, um die Ansprüche über die Lizenzgebiete und zu Anspruch-Schäden plus Kosten gegen den Banro Kongo für die Einmischung ins Geschäft von WBK zu haben.

Die komplette News:
http://www.laquintaresources.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID…

February 02, 2007
WBK Commences Court Action Against Banro sprl in Democratic Republic of Congo
News Release No.07-02

Wa Balengela Kasai-Investments Congo sprl, ("WB. Kasai-Congo sprl, or WBK") a Congolese mineral exploration and exploitation company and La Quinta Resources Corporation's prospective partner in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has informed La Quinta that it has commenced an action in the Commercial Court of the Democratic Republic of Congo, to clear the claims by Banro Corporation's (TSX:BAA) Congolese subsidiary, Banro Congo Mining sarl (Banro Congo) to hold a prior agreement over WBK's licence areas in Maniema and South Kivu Provinces in South Eastern DRC.

The area in question is a contiguous group of 32 exploration licences, or Permis de Recherches, totalling some 7,010 square kilometres held by WBK, abutting and occupying all the ground between Banro Corporation's Lugushwa and Namoya properties in the south of the Twangiza - Namoya gold belt and extending some 120 kilometres to the West. Inferred Resources as outlined by Banro Corporation on Lugushwa are indicated to be 37,000,000 tonnes grading 2.3 gpt Gold containing some 2.735 million ounces. Indicated Resources on Namoya are reported to be 7,386,000 tonnes grading 2.91 gpt gold containing 691,000 ounces and Inferred Resources are reported as 4,829,000 tonnes grading 3.76 gpt gold containing 583,000 ounces of gold. Both properties are reported to be open along strike and at depth and Banro reports exploration work is continuing aimed at further extending these resources.
(Banro Corporation Web site.)

The properties in the WBK licence area have a long history of both formal and informal mining, having been extensively mined, mostly for alluvial gold, by BelgikaOr from the early 1940's to the 1970's when formal mining and exploration ceased. At least six sites of previous mining can be easily identified and artisanal mining continues on much of the target areas today. In August of 2006 LAQ signed a Memorandum of Understanding with WBK to enter into a Joint Venture and Exploration agreement on these properties. (See LAQ Press Releases 06-10, August 28th 2006) Subsequently Banro sprl informed LAQ that in their opinion they had a prior agreement over the licence areas and issued a writ in the BC courts claiming interference by LAQ in Banro Congo's affairs. (See LAQ Press Release: 06-18, Oct 23rd 2006) Since that time, LAQ has been unable to complete the due diligence process for the MOU with WBK, and requested that WBK clarify the situation in Congo. WBK now has all the permits for the disputed licence area in its possession, duly issued by the Cadastre Miniere, and has commenced an action in Commercial Court in Kinshasa to have Banro Congo's claims over the licence areas declared invalid and to claims damages, plus costs against Banro Congo for interference in the business of WBK.

A map showing the location and extent of the exploration leases and their relationship to the Twangiza - Namoya gold belt, plus further discussion of the proposed initiative by La Quinta Resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo can be found on the Company's web site at www.laquintaresources.com It is expected that LAQ and WBK will commence work on the Licence area as soon as the court case is concluded in Congo and the due diligence process is complete. WB.Kasai-Congo sprl is based in Kinshasa and holds extensive mineral leases in the DRC. WBK has exploration agreements with two major resource groups for Diamonds and has been instrumental in introducing other Companies into Congo for Copper and Cobalt. WBK's principals are Dr. F. Bodika, a Congolese thoracic surgeon and Mr. J. Malaba, a Congolese businessman both of whom have extensive experience in the mineral industry over the last 30 years.

Malcolm Swallow, the Chairman of the Company, is a Vancouver based Mining Engineer, (B.Sc. - Hons. Mining Engineering - Imperial College, London,) with over 35 years operating and management experience in the Industry. He is an Associate of the Royal School of Mines, a Fellow of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining and a Chartered Engineer in the UK. He is also a registered Professional Engineer in British Columbia, Canada and acted as the Qualified Person for this news release and has visited a number of the properties in the 7,000 square kilometres WBK licence area.

[XIO]

03 Feb 2007
http://www.miningmx.com/events/indaba07/609567.htm

Simon Village, chairman Banro Corporation

Distinguishing feature: Savvy politics, with a banker’s heart.

Impact factor: Has ounces of pure African gold to sell.

BANRO CORPORATION owns hulking great pieces of property in the Twangiza-Namoya gold belt of eastern Democratic Republic Congo.

There’s no state ownership of the land and resources to date exceed 12m oz of gold. But the question is not when the property will be developed but by whom?

It’s probably an open secret that Banro won’t (and can’t) go it alone and it even conceded last year it had allowed “visits” to its properties. That can only mean interested corporate entities, such as banks and the companies they represent.

Village will be a sought after man in the shrinking world of gold reserves. One possibility is that AngloGold Ashanti’s Bobby Godsell could be watching Banro’s progress at Twangiza-Namoya.

[XIO]

http://www.mineweb.net/junior_mining/615967.htm


WBK sues to validate gold concessions in DRC
By: Rodrick Mukumbira
Posted: '06-FEB-07 08:00' GMT © Mineweb 1997-2006

WINDHOEK (Mineweb.com) --Wa Balengela Kasai-Investments Congo (WBK), a Congolese mineral exploration and exploitation company, has filed litigation to validate its Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to establish a joint exploration venture with La Quinta Resources Corporation, which has been thrown into doubt by claims by Banro Corporation’s Congolese subsidiary.

La Quinta (TSX-V: LAQ) announced Monday that WBK has commenced an action in a commercial court in the Democratic Republic of Congo, to clear claims by Banro Congo, that Banro signed an earlier agreement concerning WBK's claimed concessions in Maniema and South Kivu Provinces in south eastern DRC.

The court proceedings seek to block Banro Congo from exploring the concessions as well as compelling the company to pay damages and costs for interference.

Malcolm Swallow, the Chairman and CEO of La Quinta, said in a statement that the disputed area has 32 exploration licences held by WBK, totalling 7,010 square kilometres, located adjacent and between Banro’s Lugushwa and Namoya properties in the south of the Twangiza-Namoya gold belt, which extend 120 kilometres to the west.

The concessions are within areas of reportedly rich gold mineralization.

A Banro spokesman has told Mineweb that the concessions under dispute do not infringe on its current areas of activity around either Namoya or Lugushwa, but relate to areas in the vicinity over which it claims prior rights to those also claimed by WBK. Lugushwa is an area of considerable artisanal activity and, in the interests of keeping a good relationship with the local population Banro has so far conducted fairly minimal work there preferring to target primarily its Twangiza and Namoya exploration targets, both of which look likely to be able to support full scale mining operations.

WBK holds extensive mineral leases in the DRC, and has numerous diamond exploration agreements. It has also been instrumental in introducing other companies into the DRC for copper and cobalt exploration.

After La Quinta signed the MOU, Swallow said Banro Corporation informed his company that Banro believed it had a prior agreement over the concessions, and filed a writ in the courts claiming interference by La Quinta in Banro Congo's affairs.

“Since that time, La Quinta has been unable to complete the due diligence process for the MOU with WBK, and requested that WBK clarify the situation in Congo,” Swallow said. “WBK now has all the permits for the disputed licence area in its possession, duly issued by the Cadastre Miniere, and has commenced an action in Commercial Court in Kinshasa to have Banro Congo's claims over the licence areas declared invalid and to claim damages, plus costs against Banro Congo for interference in the business of WBK.”

The properties within the WBK licence area have a long history of both formal and informal mining. They were extensively mined mainly for alluvial gold by BelgikaOr from the early 1940s to the 1970s after which formal mining and exploration ceased.

At least six previous mining sites can be easily identified, and artisanal mining continues on much of the target areas today, La Quinta said.

The two companies expect to commence work on the licence areas after the conclusion of the court case and the due diligence process.

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[XIO]

La Quinta Acquires Kampene Gold Project in D.R. Congo

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Feb 20, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resources Corp. ("La Quinta or LAQ") (TSX VENTURE: LAQ) is pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) with AMIKI (Association Miniere du Kivu sprl) to lease, or acquire all of the Exploration and Exploitation rights of AMIKI on the Kampene Project in South Kivu Province in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Kampene project covers 49 square Kilometers and includes an Exploration Licence and a Small Miner's Licence to mine and sell all mineral products from the Licence area including Gold, Silver, Coltan, (Columbite and Tantalite) and Cassiterite. Kampene has a long history of extensive mineral production dating back to the 1940's and the Belgian era, when mineral production for Gold, Cassiterite and Coltan formed the economic basis for the formation of the Town of Kampene, complete with its power plant, airstrip, schools churches and hospital.

Since the Belgians left, production of gold has continued, first for the Congolese government during the Mobutu era and subsequently by the Rwandan Army during the second war of Liberation. AMIKI have held these claims since 1981 and reclaimed the property after the United Nations supported 2003 Peace Accord. Following the democratic election of 2006 and subsequent revision of the Congolese Mining Laws AMIKI has now been able to convert the licences to a modern Permis d'exploitation number 235 including a Small Miners Exploitation licence allowing immediate production from the site. The provisions of the MOU between LAQ and AMIKI include a term of 10 years renewable as the Code Miniere allows; an Annual Property Rental of US$100,000 payable in advance; and a 1.5% NSR on all production; with an outright buy out provision on the Kampene Lease Area for US$2 million after 5 years.

The Kampene Project lies adjacent to a 7,000 square kilometre licence area for gold exploration covering the southern portion of the Twangiza - Namoya Gold Belt, owned by Wa Balengela Kasai-Investments Congo sprl, ("WB. Kasai, or WBK") which is the subject of a separate Agreement between LAQ and WBK and is currently in a due diligence process (See LAQ Press Releases 06-10 August 28th 2006; PR: 06-18, October 23rd 2006 and PR: 07-02, February 02, 2007). The AMIKI MOU is subject to completion of its own Due Diligence process, plus approval of the transaction by the TSX:V.

Malcolm Swallow, the Company's Chairman, stated, "We are very excited to be able to move onto the Kampene Project and start work almost immediately on such a prominent past producer of gold and other minerals. The potential for hard rock production from the hills surrounding the alluvial areas will be the first target for our exploration efforts. The infrastructure in Kampene is such that the exploration work can be highly focussed giving us an excellent return for our exploration dollars in this known area of gold production Its location next to our primary land package in DRC that is currently in the due diligence process, means that we can establish a base of exploration and development in Congo, while awaiting clean title on the other areas. La Quinta is committed to mineral exploration and development in Congo and continues to work to acquire additional resources in the DRC."

The MOU with AMIKI provides for a 60 day diligence period during which La Quinta and its advisors have the right to conduct appropriate due diligence into the terms, conditions, validity and enforceability of AMIKI's concessions and exploration rights in the DRC. On completion of the due diligence period and the appropriate 43-101 report, La Quinta intends to vigorously pursue the exploration of the Kampene area, including pursuit of the potential hard rock sources of the alluvial mineralisation. A map showing the location and extent of the exploration leases and their relationship to the Twangiza - Namoya gold belt, plus further discussion of the new exploration initiative by La Quinta Resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo can be found on the Company's web site at www.laquintaresources.com.

Malcolm Swallow, a Director of the Company, is a Vancouver based Mining Engineer, (B.Sc. - Hons. Mining Engineering - Imperial College, London) with over 35 years operating and management experience in the Industry. He is an Associate of the Royal School of Mines, a Fellow of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining and a Chartered Engineer in the UK. He is also a registered Professional Engineer in British Columbia, Canada and acted as the Qualified Person for this news release having visited the Kampene property.

On Behalf of the board

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman and CEO

The TSX - Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release, which has been prepared by management.

Contacts: La Quinta Resources Corp. Glen Watson President [phone] or Toll Free: 1-877-891-4653 Email: [e-mail] Website: www.laquintaresources.com

SOURCE: La Quinta Resources Corporation

mailto:[e-mail] http://www.laquintaresources.com
Copyright 2007 Market Wire, All rights reserved.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 27.850.440 von XIO am 20.02.07 16:00:35

Na..evtl wird es ja mal eine schöne Sache?

[XIO]

La Quinta Receives Share Warrant Exercises and Grants Options

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Feb 21, 2007 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resources Corp. (TSX VENTURE:LAQ) ("La Quinta or LAQ") announces today that it received a total of C$218,250 from the exercise of 727,500 share purchase warrants exercised at C$0.30 per share that were to expire February 18th, 2007. Following the exercise of the warrants LAQ will have 16,090,580 shares issued and outstanding and 18,820,580 shares fully diluted.

La Quinta announces that on February 8th, 2007 it granted subject to any regulatory approval, incentive stock options to purchase up to a total of 295,000 shares to directors and employees. The options are exercisable for a term of five years at a price of $0.50 per share.

On Behalf of the board

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman and CEO

SOURCE: La Quinta Resources Corporation

Marktkapitalisierung:

16,090,580 shares issued MK= 7.079.855 CAD @ 0.44CAD = 4,617,512 Euro
18,820,580 shares fully diluted MK= 8.281.055 CAD @ 0.44CAD = 5,401,144 Euro

[XIO]

Die Ausdauer hat sich gelohnt.

LA-JV Partner WBK gewinnt gegen Banro und sichert sich 7000 Qkm in bester Lage im Twangiza namoya Gold Belt.


La Quinta Partner Concludes Successful Court Action Against Banro Sarl in Democratic Republic of Congo

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Mar 14, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

Wa Balengela Kasai-Investments Congo sprl, ("WB. Kasai-Congo sprl, or WBK") a Congolese mineral exploration and exploitation company and La Quinta Resources Corporation's (TSX VENTURE: LAQ) prospective partner in the Democratic Republic of Congo, has informed La Quinta that it has today received a favourable judgement in the Commercial Court of the Democratic Republic of Congo, refuting the claims by Banro Corporation's (TSX: BAA) wholly owned Congolese subsidiary, Banro Congo Mining sarl (Banro) to hold a prior agreement over WBK's licence areas totalling over 7,010 square kilometres, in Maniema and South Kivu Provinces in South Eastern DRC. In addition to receiving a judgement that the prior protocol between the two companies signed in 2005 was null and void, the Court also found for Costs and Damages totalling US$200,000, in favour of WBK. Banro Lawyers informed WBK they will likely appeal this decision.

Additionally, WBK have now received and have in their possession, the final completed licences for all 32 of the disputed claims. Further, WBK have received a written opinion from the "College des Juristes of the Cabinet of the Cadastre Miniere" (the Government Authority that issues and manages mining licences in D.R. Congo) that these Permis de Recherche are clearly the property of WBK and that the claims made by Banro over this ground are invalid. This decision was signed and acknowledged by the Minister of Mines of D.R. Congo on 24th of February 2007. These two decisions and the completion of the issuance of the licences to WBK, now means that LAQ is free to recommence the due diligence process that was suspended following the Court Action by Banro sarl against La Quinta in October 2006. Work has recommenced on the appropriate 43-101 reports and also on completing the other work necessary for approval by the Regulatory Authorities of the Option and Joint Venture Agreement first announced in August 2006.

The area to be acquired by LAQ is a contiguous group of 32 exploration licences, or Permis de Recherches, totalling some 7,010 square kilometres held by WBK, abutting and occupying all the ground between Banro Corporation's Lugushwa and Namoya properties in the south of the Twangiza - Namoya gold belt and extending some 120 kilometres to the West.

Malcolm Swallow, La Quinta's Chairman, commented from Kinshasa - DRC, "I am very pleased that our proposed partners, Wa Balengela Kasai have successfully defended their rights to freely enter into the proposed Joint Venture and Exploration agreement with La Quinta. They have faced a difficult and extended fight to maintain their Permits against stiff opposition and these decisions by the Cadastre Miniere, the Minister of Mines and the Commercial Court in Congo, plus the issuance of the final Permits to WBK, are a vindication of the process of law in Congo and the new Congolese Mining Act. We are now moving with all dispatch to complete the due diligence process and expect to sign the JV agreement and be on the ground commencing exploration in the near future."

The properties in the WBK licence area have a long history of both formal and informal mining, having been extensively mined, mostly for alluvial gold, by BelgikaOr from the early 1940's to the 1970's when formal mining and exploration ceased. At least six sites of previous mining can be easily identified and artisanal mining continues on much of the target areas today. In August of 2006 LAQ signed a Memorandum of Understanding with WBK to enter into a Joint Venture and Exploration Agreement on these properties. (See LAQ Press Releases 06-10, August 28th 2006) Subsequently Banro sprl informed LAQ that in their opinion they had a prior agreement over the licence areas and issued a writ in the BC courts claiming interference by LAQ in Banro Congo's affairs. (See LAQ Press Release: 06-18, Oct 23rd 2006) Since that time, LAQ has been unable to complete the due diligence process for the MOU with WBK, and requested that WBK clarify the situation in Congo. WBK now has all the permits for the disputed licence area in its possession, duly issued by the Cadastre Miniere, a letter from the Minister of Mines in DRC acknowledging that these Claims are the sole possession of WBK and has now completed its action in Commercial Court in Kinshasa to have Banro Congo's claims over the licence areas declared invalid.

A map showing the location and extent of the exploration leases, the adjacent Kampene Licence area recently optioned by LAQ, (See LAQ Press Release, 07-03, February 20th 2007) and their relationship to the Twangiza - Namoya gold belt, plus further discussion of the initiative by La Quinta Resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo can be found on the Company's web site at www.laquintaresources.com. It is expected that LAQ and WBK will commence work on the Licence area as soon as the due diligence process is complete. WB.Kasai-Congo sprl is based in Kinshasa and holds extensive mineral leases in the DRC. WBK has exploration agreements with two major resource groups for Diamonds and has been instrumental in introducing other Companies into Congo for Copper and Cobalt. WBK's principals are Dr. F. Bodika, a Congolese thoracic surgeon and Mr. J. Malaba, a Congolese businessman both of whom have extensive experience in the mineral industry over the last 30 years.

Malcolm Swallow, the Chairman of the Company, is a Vancouver based Mining Engineer, (B.Sc. - Hons. Mining Engineering - Imperial College, London) with over 35 years operating and management experience in the Industry. He is an Associate of the Royal School of Mines, a Fellow of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining and a Chartered Engineer in the UK. He is also a registered Professional Engineer in British Columbia, Canada and acted as the Qualified Person for this news release, having visited a number of the properties in the 7,000 square kilometres WBK licence area.

On Behalf of the board

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman and CEO

The TSX - Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release, which has been prepared by management.

Contacts: La Quinta Resources Corp. Glen Watson President [phone] or Toll Free: 1-877-891-4653 Email: [e-mail] Website: www.laquintaresources.com

SOURCE: La Quinta Resources Corporation

mailto:[e-mail] http://www.laquintaresources.com
Copyright 2007 Market Wire, All rights reserved.

[XIO]

Darum ging es.
(Grüne Flächen, das orangene Quadrat ist Kampene, das hat LAQ erst letztens klar gemacht.

[XIO]

Konflikverschärfende Rohstoffausbeutung" am Beispiel Coltan
http://www.ngo-online.de/12ganze_nachricht.php?Nr=15570&Tite…

[XIO]

die Welt ist ein Dorf

habs heute selber wieder gemerkt.

La Quinta Resources Corp. Appoints Jean Luc Roy to Its Advisory Board
04/2/2007

La Quinta Resources Corp. announced that Jean Luc Roy, President of El Nino Ventures Inc, has joined its Advisory Board. The majority of Mr. Roy's experience has been in Africa for companies such as International Gold Resources, Ashanti Goldfields Inc., Semafo, and First Quantum Minerals. Mr. Roy has managed projects from exploration through to production in three different countries, and has extensive experience in negotiations at all levels. Mr. Roy, as Managing Director, played a crucial role in First Quantum Minerals' success in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC), by successfully placing a mining operation into production during a period of major unrest in the country. During Mr. Roy's tenure with First Quantum Minerals, the company went from a $250 million dollar market cap to a multi-billion dollar market capitalization. Mr. Roy was also instrumental in securing First Quantum Mineral's extensive land positions in the DRC.



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La Quinta Identifies New Areas of Gold Mineralisation in Mexican Exploration

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Jun 07, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resources Corp. ("La Quinta" or "LAQ" or "the Company") (TSX VENTURE: LAQ) today reported results of its work to date on its La Virgen/Sanson project (formerly known as Orofino,) in the Mexican South Sonora gold belt.

During the early part of 2007, La Quinta carried out a surface sampling, geological mapping and soil sampling program on the numerous mineral occurrences on the 5,000 hectare property with a view to identifying targets for follow-up reverse circulation drilling in 2007.

A program of bulldozer trenching and surface mapping and sampling over known areas of mineralisation has recently been concluded. In the existing old pit at La Perla, near the centre of the Company's claims, chip sampling returned an intersection of 30 metres averaging 3.19 g/t Au and 83.2 g/t Ag. At La Perla, the mineralization appears to occur in a propylitically altered series of dacitic to andesitic porphytitic volcanics affected by structurally controlled gold-bearing lenses.

Similarly, on the adjacent La Perlita target, one trench returned 4.30 g/t Au over 12 metres. Here the recent work has clearly identified an anomalous zone of mineralisation extending some 500 metres in length by up to 40 metres in width.

In the La Virgen / Quelitoso area, the Company has exposed a zone carrying 6 metres grading 3.12 g/t Au, 157 g/t Ag, 2% Pb and 1% Zn.

On the El Gato - Virgen 5 target, trenching identified a zone of gold mineralization grading 1.01 g/t Au close to a prior Teck Minera hole which included 15 metres at 2.5 gpt gold; 35 metres down the hole.

As part of its initial exploration efforts on the property, the Company also carried out a program of soil sampling at 100-metre spacing over an anomalous surface alteration zone in the centre of the property, which has been recognised over at least two kilometers. This program has identified two separate areas of overlain gold and zinc anomalies. One anomaly extends a minimum of 700 metres by 200 metres and averages 1500 ppm Zn with good gold credits and the second measures 1200 metres by 300 metres, averaging 500 ppm Zn, again with gold credits. These structures are trending NW-SE and are open to the South.

Michel Cormier, the Company's newly appointed President and COO; a Geological Engineer with long experience in successful gold exploration, both in North America and in French speaking Africa, visited the property recently. Following his visit, he commented: " I am impressed with the results of the program to-date and am excited by the future opportunities this project brings to the Company. All these anomalous gold showings warrant further work and we have agreed a program which will allow us to rapidly understand and extend the known mineralisation and which should lead to an initial drill program in the near future.

We intend to undertake an immediate program of ground geophysics, including magnetometer and IP surveys to better define the orientation of the first drilling program. At the same time we will carry out a further trenching program and a detailed geological mapping and sampling program to extend the recently identified zones of high grade mineralisation. On the major soil anomalies, we intend to trench and sample bed rock in a search for hidden gold and base metals targets, which will also be backed up with geophysics and an extension of the soil geochemistry to the South. All this work is aimed at extending known gold mineralisation and modeling structural continuity, leading to a drill program, which we would hope to be able to start in August 2007."

Mapping, trenching and soil sampling was carried out by the Company's contract geologists. Samples were transported to the Hermosillo preparation facilities of iPL Labs of Vancouver, (International Plasma Labs Limited,) where drying, crushing, pulverizing and splitting took place. Sub-samples were then sent to iPL in Vancouver for acid digestion followed by gold, silver and multi-element ICP assaying. Blanks and Standards were inserted into the sample batches as appropriate by the Laboratory.

Michel Cormier, geol.-eng.(Quebec, Lic. # 31542,) has visited the property and reviewed the sampling methodology, sampling results, the program to date and the information supporting the present press release. He is acting as the Qualified Person in respect of the requirements of NI-43-101 for this Press Release.

Because of the success of this sampling and surface trenching program the Company has extended its current exploration area by staking an additional 600 hectares to the SE of the claim block. La Quinta is very encouraged by its current results in Mexico and looks forward to a favorable drill program in the near future.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman and CEO

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La Quinta Resources Corporation: Progress on Kampene Gold Project in DRC

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Sep 10, 2007 (CCNMatthews via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE:LAQ) ("La Quinta" or "LAQ") today reported that its technical crews have completed the first portion of a prospecting and soil geo-chemical sampling program for gold on the Kampene concession.

The Kampene concession is leased from AMIKI (Association Miniere du Kivu sprl) and is located in the Maniema Province in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Kampene project covers 49 square kilometres. Kampene has a long history of extensive mineral production dating back to the 1940's and the Belgian era, when mineral production for gold, cassiterite and coltan (columbite and tantalite,) formed the economic basis for the formation of the town of Kampene, complete with its airstrip, schools, churches and hospital.

The team of four Congolese geologists, on site since August 9, 2007, is supported by La Quinta Congo sprl's (La Quinta Congo, or LAQC) administrative and logistic offices and personnel established in Kinshasa, the capital city of Congo; in Kindu, the capital of the Maniema Province and in Bukavu, the capital of the South Kivu Province. Additionally La Quinta Congo has hired locally a group of 40 workers, to facilitate the progress in the tropical forest and the recovery of individual two-kg soil samples on a 400 meter by 200 meter regional grid covering the whole concession.

The work is progressing rapidly at the rate of about 50 samples per week. As volume allows, the samples will be sent by air transportation to the ALS-Chemex preparation labs in Mwanza, Tanzania, from the air strip at Kampene. The preparation lab will take care of drying, crushing, pulverizing and splitting of 250 gram sub-samples, which will be sent to ALS labs in Johannesburg, SA for gold testing by fire assay and for 48 other elements testing by acid digestion, using HCl leach followed by ICP-AES and ICP-MS analysis. A complete program of quality control and assurance will be put in place to insure state-of-the-art reliability of the sampling and assaying program.

At the current rate of sampling, it is estimated that four more weeks of work will be necessary to completely cover the whole concession on this wide spaced grid. This program will then be followed by trenching and RC drilling before the end of the year.

In parallel, a LANDSAT image structural interpretation has been commenced on the Kampene project, by EarthMetrix of Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada, to support the drilling target decisions, once the geochemical assay results are received and compiled.

Michel Cormier, the Company's President and COO; a Geological Engineer with long experience in successful gold exploration, both in North America and in French speaking Africa, visited the property recently. Following his visit, he commented: "I am impressed with the quality of technical and administrative personnel we have been recruiting in Congo. Their total dedication to our exploration approach leads us to believe that our properties in Congo will be thoroughly, systematically and successfully explored and supported in a very efficient and cost effective manner."

The La Quinta Congo team is now established in the DRC, and is also prepared to start gold exploration work on the adjacent 7,000 square kilometer licence area covering the southern portion of the Twangiza -Namoya Gold Belt, working on licences owned by Wa Balengela Kasai-Investments Congo sprl, ("WB. Kasai" or "WBK") La Quinta's Congolese partner. This partnership is the subject of a separate Memorandum of Understanding between LAQ and WBK and is currently awaiting the solution of a series of court actions in DRC, expected to complete in late September.

Michel Cormier acted as the Qualified Person in respect of the requirements of NI-43-101 for this Press Release.

La Quinta is a publicly held Canadian natural resource mining company focused on exploring for precious metals principally in Mexico and Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Company is led by a highly skilled, experienced Board and management team with significant successes in finding and developing early stage gold and base metals projects.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD:

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman & CEO

[XIO]

Wer schnell ist, wird es bestimmt nicht bereuen:
Habe selbst eben zu 0.54 am TSX nochmal gekauft.

Die News ist der Hammer.. und Jean.Luc. Roy von ELN ist wieder mit von der Partie

siehe Hier:
http://www.laquintaresources.com/advisors_and_qualified_pers…

So und jetzt die Mweldung von LAQ heute:
http://www.stockhouse.ca/news/news.asp?newsid=6151674&tick=L…


La Quinta to Complete Acquisition of 7,010 Square km Gold Exploration Area in Democratic Republic of Congo
10/11/2007
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 11, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resources Corporation, ("La Quinta" or "LAQ") (TSX VENTURE: LAQ) has today applied to the TSX Venture Exchange for approval to complete the acquisition of a contiguous group of 32 exploration licences, or Permis de Recherche, in Maniema and South Kivu Provinces in South Eastern DRC, owned by Wa Balengela Kasai-Investments Congo sprl, ("WB. Kasai", or "WBK",) a Congolese mineral exploration and exploitation company and La Quinta Resources Corporation's partner in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The licences held by WBK are for an area covering some 7,010 square kilometres of the highly prospective Twangiza - Namoya gold belt.

The properties in the WBK licence area have a long history of both formal and informal mining, having been extensively mined, mostly for alluvial gold, by BelgikaOr from the early 1940's to the 1970's when formal mining and exploration ceased. At least six sites of previous mining can be easily identified on the WBK properties and artisanal mining continues on much of the target areas today. The Agreement with WBK gives La Quinta the option to earn into up to 80% in a joint venture company with WBK, by funding US$ 10 million in exploration expenditure over five years, with a minimum expenditure of $2 million per year. Assuming that the exploration work, which will concentrate on outlining the hard rock gold sources of the earlier alluvial operations, is successfully concluded and properties can be taken to Feasibility Study status over the first five years of the agreement, then the Joint Venture will be entitled to develop the properties within the 7,010 square kilometre exploration licence areas by converting them to an Exploitation licence or licences, in accordance with the Code and Reglement Minier of the DRC.

Malcolm Swallow, La Quinta's Chairman, commented, "La Quinta has been working in Congo for some 12 months now and has successfully advanced its Kampene gold project obtained in May of this year. Simultaneously, we have assembled a team of expert geologists and support staff in Kinshasa and in Maniema Province to move forward our projects. The completion of the 43-101 report and the victory of WBK in the Courts in Congo have affirmed their rights to these projects and our rights to enter into the Memorandum of Understanding, first signed in August last year. While the legal debate in Congo has not ended and WBK continues to vigorously defend their rights to this property, we are confident in our partner's legal tenure over these projects and also in its right to enter into an agreement with us. The National Instrument 43-101 report completed by Wardell Armstrong International this September has further confirmed the value of this ground lying between Banro's Lugushwa and Namoya deposits. This 43-101 report will form a valuable reference document for the commencement of exploration over this extensive land package."

The properties to be acquired are considered to be highly prospective for gold, covering almost one third of the well defined Twangiza Namoya Gold belt and abutting and occupying almost all the ground between Banro Corporation's Lugushwa and Namoya licences, (two major gold exploration properties,) then extending some 120 kilometres to the West to LAQ's Kampene project. WBK's rights to these claims, was first established under the prior Zairian Mining Code in 1997. WBK's right to enter into a JV with La Quinta, plus its tenure over a number of these licences has been upheld by the Congolese Courts and the Government Mineral licensing office (the Cadastre Minier,) in the DRC and WBK has now received and have in their possession, the final and complete Exploration Licences, or "Permis de Recherche" for all 32 of the disputed claims, issued in late 2006 and early 2007. Further, WBK has received a written opinion from the College des Juristes of the Ministry of Mines and the Cabinet of the Cadastre Minier (the Government Authority that issues and manages mining licences in D.R. Congo,) that these Permis de Recherche are clearly the property of WBK only. This decision was signed and acknowledged by the Minister of Mines of D.R. Congo on 24th of February 2007. As a consequence of these decisions and WBK's successful case in the Commercial Court completed on March 14th 2007, negating claims by Banro Mining Congo sprl to have a prior accord with WBK, LAQ made the decision to re-commence work on the appropriate National Instrument 43-101 report on the 32 claim licence area, which was finally completed in September 2007 and is now posted to LAQ's web site and on SEDAR.

The proposed acquisition of these licences was first reported by La Quinta in its news release (number 06-11) dated August 28th, 2006. Completion of this acquisition was subsequently suspended following Banro Congo Mining sprl's ("Banro Congo", a subsidiary of Banro Corporation, a TSX listed company) claim that it had a prior agreement with WBK over the same property (See LAQ Press Release: 06-18, dated Oct 23rd 2006.). On October 18, 2006, Banro Congo initiated a court action in British Columbia, claiming that it had a prior agreement with WBK and that La Quinta's entering into the MOU amounted to wrongful interference. The suit in British Columbia has remained dormant pending the final disposition of the matter in the DRC.

WBK subsequently initiated legal action in the DRC against Banro Congo in Kinshasa. On March 14th 2007, WBK informed La Quinta that it had received a favourable judgement in the Commercial Court of the DRC. The Commercial Court at Kinshasa (DRC) refuted Banro Congo's claim that it held a binding agreement over WBK's licence area. The Commercial Court held that the prior protocol between WBK and Banro Congo signed in 2005 was not finalized, hence there are no obligations between WBK and Banro Congo and went on to award WBK $200,000 in damages plus costs. Banro Congo has appealed this decision to the Appeal Court in the DRC. In addition, Banro Congo has applied to the Supreme Court of Congo to have the ruling of the Commercial Court overturned and the Commercial Court President rebuked. Separately, WBK is an interested party with the Congolese Government in a legal action brought by a third party against the Congolese Government and the Cadastre Minier challenging the manner of issue of licences during the period of Force Majeur. WBK continues to vigorously defend their legal position and their validly granted Exploration Licences.

Upon the commencement of the Joint Venture, La Quinta will hold a 10% interest in the joint venture company and WB Kasai will hold a 90% interest. La Quinta shall have the right to increase its interest in the joint venture company to an 80% interest by making payments to WBK totalling US$1,500,000 and issuing 8,000,000 shares of La Quinta over the first three years of the agreement. Upon completion of all share issuances and cash payments, La Quinta will be vested with an 80% interest and WBK with a 20% interest in the joint venture company. One year after the signing of the Agreement, WBK will also be entitled to nominate an additional member to the Board of LAQ. During the exploration period ownership of the concessions shall remain vested with WBK and will be transferred to the joint venture company on completion of the Feasibility Study as contemplated in the MOU and formal documentation. WBK shall be responsible for assisting the joint venture company with government relations, social programmes, local liaison and expediting of the projects in the DRC, for which it will be entitled to charge an appropriate fee.

On any gold production, the joint venture company shall pay WBK a net smelter return of 2.5%. La Quinta has agreed to pay Finder's Fees in respect of the transaction in the amount of 550,000 shares payable by La Quinta in six instalments, over the first three years of the agreement, all prorated and made at the same time as La Quinta is required to make share payments to WBK; all subject to Exchange approval. There is an area of mutual interest established stretching 20 kilometres from the outside borders of any of the rights held in the joint venture company, which will encompass LAQ's Kampene project, which will be rolled into the JV at cost.

A map showing the location and extent of the exploration leases; the Company's adjacent Kampene Exploration Licence area, and the overall area's relationship to the Twangiza - Namoya gold belt; plus further discussion of the initiative by La Quinta Resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo, can be found on the Company's web site at www.laquintaresources.com It is expected that LAQ and WBK will commence work on the Licence area as soon as the acquisition process is complete. The completion of the proposed transaction remains subject to the approval of the Exchange.

Wa Balengela- Kasai Investments Congo sprl is based in Kinshasa and holds extensive mineral leases in the DRC. WBK has exploration agreements with two major resource groups for Diamonds and has been instrumental in introducing other Companies into Congo for Copper and Cobalt. WBK's principals are Dr. F. Bodika, a Congolese thoracic surgeon and Mr. J. Malaba, a Congolese businessman both of whom have extensive experience in the mineral industry over the last 30 years.

Malcolm Swallow, the Chairman of the Company, is a Vancouver based Mining Engineer, (B.Sc. - Hons. Mining Engineering - Imperial College, London,) with over 35 years operating and management experience in the Industry. He is an Associate of the Royal School of Mines, a Fellow of the Institute of Materials, Minerals and Mining and a Chartered Engineer in the UK. He is also a registered Professional Engineer in British Columbia, Canada and acted as the Qualified Person for this news release, having visited a number of the properties in the 7,010 square kilometre WBK licence area.

This Press Release includes forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties. All statements within, other than statements of historical fact, are to be considered forward looking. There can be no assurances that such statements will prove accurate and, therefore, readers are advised to rely on their own evaluation of such uncertainties.

On behalf of the Board

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman and CEO

The TSX - Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release, which has been prepared by management.

Contacts: La Quinta Resources Corp. Glen Watson Senior Vice President [phone] or Toll Free: 1-877-891-4653 Email: [e-mail] Website: www.laquintaresources.com

SOURCE: La Quinta Resources Corporation

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Copyright 2007 Market Wire, All rights reserved.

[newzealaender]

http://www.stockhouse.ca/news/news.asp?newsid=6151674&tick=L…

Schaut gut aus, das Gericht hat ihnen die Lizenzen zugesprochen.

Aber was machen die Cans daraus?

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.942.205 von newzealaender am 11.10.07 17:19:50

warte nur ab, das geht ab wie ELN

[XIO]

La Quinta Resources warrant term extension

2007-10-09 16:24 ET - Miscellaneous

The TSX Venture Exchange has consented to the extension in the expiry date of the following warrants.

Private placement
Warrants: 1.56 million
Original expiry date of warrants: Oct. 17, 2007
New expiry date of warrants: Jan. 17, 2008
Exercise price of warrants: 60 cents

[XIO]

Selber gerade erst gefunden:

http://www.laquintaresources.com/project_south_maniema.php
View our 43-101 Technical Report [ PDF ] 134 Seiten!!!
http://www.laquintaresources.com/pdfs/Compressed%20La%20Quin…

[KNORPEL]

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.958.654 von KNORPEL am 12.10.07 16:53:14

Knorpel, überleg nicht zu lange... riskier was.. Jean Luc Roy von ELN mit von der Party und schau mal Banro an,... da hängt der Hammer.

Das LAQ / ELN Management ist im Prinzip direkt oder indirekt auch bei Canalaska Uranium und Pacific North West Capital involviert.. keine schlechten Ausgangsbedingunen.

http://www.canalaska.com/s/InvestorRelations.asp?ReportID=31…

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

[XIO]

www.workingcapitalcorp.com/downloads/LAQ%20research.pdf

vom 23.04.2007

..da waren die Lizenzen noch nicht sicher.. jetzt sind sie es!!!

Seite 8

The mean and median market caps of the comparable Congo mining companies, suggest a comparative share
value of $4.40 to $32.81 based on the 21 million shares that La Quinta has outstanding. The extreme range is a
result of the significant exploration completed by some of the other comparables and their proven reserves.
Thus a discount of 75% should be applied to the mean and median averages to reflect the early stage of
exploration of La Quinta’s projects, which results in a share price range from $1.10 to $8.20. Another valuation
approach is to eliminate the higher market cap companies ($300 million plus) from the calculations, which then
provides the adjusted mean and median price ranges to be between $1.22 and $2.16.

Based on the above deductions, a conservative valuation range would be between $1.10 and $2.16 per share,
with a median value of $1.22

und:

[tjcc281086]

[XIO]

Trotzdem Vorsicht, der oberste DRC-Gerichtshof wird noch mal was dazu sagen...auch wenn ich nicht glaube, daß Banro hier noch einen Blumentopf mit einer Berufung holen kann...


....ich setze wieder auf die J.L. Roy-Karte

[tjcc281086]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.984.608 von XIO am 14.10.07 17:28:42

also vor so einem gerichtshof würd ich vermuten dass der kapitalstärkere seine interessen durchsetzt

[FunKyStufF]

Hallo zusammen,

gibts denn schon einen ungefähren Termin, wann mit der Entscheidung zu rechnen ist?

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 31.994.130 von tjcc281086 am 15.10.07 10:16:20

Banro hat doch bereits vor dem Handelsgericht gegen WBK (der DRC-Landholder) verloren und musste ca. 200.00 Dollar Strafe an WBK wegen den Verzögerungen und Aufwendungen zahlen.

Ich habe gestern mit Glen Watson von LAQ in Vancouver telefoniert.

Er sagte unter anderem: "Banro hat keine Chance, sie haben das Projekt zu keiner Zeit richtig besessen und werden es niemals besitzen."

Banro hat wegen der undurchsichtigen DRC-Vergangenheit einen umstrittenen Ruf, und warum sollte sich die Gerichtsbarkeit selber wiederrufen.

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La Quinta Discovers Two Massive Quartz Vein Structures on its Kampene Gold Property, Maniema Province in Congo-DRC

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 16, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resources Corporation, ("La Quinta" or "LAQ") (TSX VENTURE: LAQ) is announcing today the first results of its ongoing exploration program on the Kampene exploration license no. 4926, in the DRC. Work has been undertaken under a lease agreement with the Association Miniere du Kivu (AMIKI sprl) which was announced earlier this year. The work was carried by a team of four Congolese senior geologists led by a Swiss-born expatriate geological engineer. The team is supported by very efficient local workers, well trained in this rain forest environment.

The Kampene project covers 34.2 square kilometers and includes an exploitation license for gold, silver coltan (colombite-tantalite) and tin (cassiterite). Kampene has a long history of extensive artisanal mineral production dating back to the 1940's and the Belgian era, when mineral production for gold, cassiterite and coltan formed the economic basis for the formation of the town, complete with its hydro-electrical power plant, airstrip, schools, churches and hospital.

After the first seven weeks of fieldwork on the Kampene license, Phase I of the program was recently completed, consisting of a regional soil sampling investigation aimed at identifying the hard rock sources of the alluvial mineralisation mined in the past. This survey employed a grid of 400-meter spaced N-S lines with a 200-meter interval for individual samples. A total of 453 two-kilogram samples were collected, shipped by air to Kinshasa and are on their way to the ALS-Chemex laboratories in Johannesburg, South Africa for preparation and multiple element assay determinations.

At the beginning of October, a Phase II geological program was commenced. Phase II consists of the field verification of twenty (20) structural anomalies interpretated through LANDSAT Satellite imagery investigation complemented by geological mapping of the license area. The dense equatorial forest with its thick top soil cover and limited outcrop occurrence represents a very challenging work environment.

This second phase was initiated in a hilly topographical environment. Here a 220 meter-long and 20 meter-thick massive quartz vein structure was outlined. The continuous N-S trending structure dipping at 80 degrees seems to be hosted by a blackish to greenish, silicified schist. The contact zone between the host rock and the vein is not visible in outcrop and both ends of the structure are still open in length, due to a shortage of easily visible outcrop. The distribution of quartz vein boulders in the valley below the structure tends to indicate that it is much longer than observed to date.

Additionally, a second vein structure with the same orientation has been detected thirty meters east of the first massive occurrence. This structure can be followed over an initial 50 meters and shows a thickness of 2 meters at surface. Up to now, no visible gold mineralization has been detected, but seven samples were taken perpendicular to the massive vein structure for analysis (sampling interval of 3 meters) and trenching of the primary and secondary structure continues. Further, the erratic schist blocks found in the environment of these structures contains signs of intense quartz-carbonate stockwork veining. Results of assays are pending.

Theses quartz veins as well as the stockwork veining is an indication of intense hydrothermal activity probably triggered by a tectonically active zone in a high stress regime. This activity could lead the host rock to burst and implement a higher permeability area of the system. The increase of permeability would allow mineralizing hydrothermal fluids to circulate impregnating the environment. The veins identified to date, (large and small scale) as well as the silicified schist (alteration feature) are promising indications of a fluid flow regime with the potential of being mineralized (vein mineralization as well as disseminated mineralization in the host rocks). This phase of investigation is still in progress and assay results will be reported immediately, as soon as available.

La Quinta Resources Corporation, ("La Quinta" or "LAQ") acquired the Kampene Project in February 2007 (see Press Release dated February 20th 2007) and has recently (see Press Release dated October 11, 2007) applied to the TSX Venture Exchange for approval to complete the acquisition of a contiguous group of 32 exploration licences, or Permis de Recherche, in Maniema and South Kivu Provinces in South Eastern DRC, covering some 7,010 square kilometres of the highly prospective Twangiza - Namoya gold belt. In addition the Company is working in Mexico on the Orofino Project in Sonora State. A map showing the location and extent of the exploration leases; the Company's adjacent Kampene Exploration Licence area, and the overall area's relationship to the Twangiza - Namoya gold belt; plus further discussion of the initiative by La Quinta Resources in the Democratic Republic of Congo and its gold exploration work in Mexico, can be found on the Company's web site at www.laquintaresources.com.

Michel Cormier, the President and Chief Operating Officer of the Company, is a Montreal-based Geological Engineer with over 33 years of exploration, operation and management experience in the industry. He is also a registered Professional Engineer in Quebec, Canada and acted as the Qualified Person for this news release, being responsible for the execution and supervision of the program. He recently visited the Kampene property and the Company's Mexico operations.

This Press Release includes forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties. All statements within, other than statements of historical fact, are to be considered forward looking. There can be no assurances that such statements will prove accurate and, therefore, readers are advised to rely on their own evaluation of such uncertainties.

On Behalf of the board

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman and CEO

The TSX Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release, which has been prepared by management.

Contacts: La Quinta Resources Corporation Glen Watson Senior Vice President [phone] or Toll Free: 1-877-891-4653 Email: [e-mail] Website: www.laquintaresources.com

SOURCE: La Quinta Resources Corporation

mailto:[e-mail] http://www.laquintaresources.com
Copyright 2007 Market Wire, All rights reserved.

[XIO]

[XIO]

Market Cap 12.8 Mio CAD
12.8 Mio Canadian Dollar = 9.26426 Mio Euro

dafür gibt es:

DRC Maniema Projekt http://www.laquintaresources.com/pdfs/Compressed%20La%20Quin…
DRC Kampene Projekt (siehe heutige News)
La Virgen/Sanson(Orofino)Mexico-Gold Projekt http://www.laquintaresources.com/pdfs/43-101_report_final.pd…

[XIO]

La Quinta Receives Conditional Approval of the Acquisition of 7,010 Sq Km in Maniema South Kivu Gold Belt
Monday, October 29, 2007; Posted: 10:30 AM

VANCOUVER,
BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 29, 2007 (Marketwire via COMTEX) -- LAQ | charts
| news | PowerRating -- La Quinta Resources Corporation, ("La Quinta"
or "LAQ") (TSX VENTURE:LAQ) is pleased to announce that it has received
conditional approval of its application to the TSX Venture Exchange to
complete the acquisition of a contiguous group of 32 exploration
licences, or Permis de Recherche, in Maniema and South Kivu Provinces
in South Eastern DRC, covering some 7,010 square kilometres of the
highly prospective Twangiza - Namoya gold belt. (See Press Release
dated October 11, 2007.) This acceptance is subject to completion of
formal acquisition agreements and meeting of a number of other minor
requirements and a funding plan for the acquisition.

Malcolm
Swallow, the Company's Chairman said "We as a Board are relieved, after
some 15 months of due diligence, to be able to bring this transaction
to close and to commence exploration on such a highly prospective piece
of ground, in a known gold belt, abutting and between recently
discovered major gold deposits. We look forward to working with our
partners Wa Balengela Kasai investments sprl to outline and discover
new gold projects in this highly prospective gold belt."

The
company is currently working adjacent to these claims on the Kampene
gold project also in DRC. (See Press Release dated October 16, 2007) In
addition the Company is working in Mexico on the Orofino Project in
Sonora State. Because of the extent of its current holdings
overseas, the Board of La Quinta has taken the decision to allow its
holdings in BC, Canada, centered around the Crowsnest and Howell
Properties, to lapse on the expiry of its recent agreements.

A
map showing the location and extent of the exploration leases; the
Company's adjacent Kampene Exploration Licence area, and the overall
area's relationship to the Twangiza - Namoya gold belt; plus further
discussion of the initiative by La Quinta Resources in the Democratic
Republic of Congo and its gold exploration work in Mexico, can be found
on the Company's web site at www.laquintaresources.com.

Malcolm
Swallow, the Company's Chairman and CEO and a Qualified Person, both in
BC, Canada and in Europe, acted as the Qualified Person for this news
release, being responsible for the acquisition of this property. He
recently visited the 7,010 Sq Kms, the Kampene property and the
Company's Mexico operations.

This Press Release includes
forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties.
All statements within, other than statements of historical fact, are to
be considered forward looking. There can be no assurances that such
statements will prove accurate and, therefore, readers are advised to
rely on their own evaluation of such uncertainties.

On Behalf of the board

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman and CEO
http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/755774…

[XIO]

La Quinta Resource Corp. Retains Renmark Financial Communications Inc.
LA QUINTA RESOURCES CORP LAQ
11/6/2007 9:33:21 AM
VANCOUVER, Nov. 6, 2007 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resource Corp. (TSX-V: LAQ) is pleased to announce that it has retained the services of Renmark Financial Communications Inc. to handle its investor relations activities.

"We are pleased to announce that we have selected Renmark to strengthen La Quinta's profile in the financial community and enhance the visibility of our project portfolio. We chose Renmark because its standards and methodology fit best with the message we wish to communicate to the investing public," noted Malcolm J.A. Swallow, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of La Quinta Resource Corp.

In consideration of the services to be provided, the Company has agreed to pay a monthly retainer of $6,000 for the first six months, and $7,500 for the remainder of the one-year contract to Renmark Financial Communications Inc.

[XIO]

Nicht die Masse, aber immerhin...

[FunKyStufF]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.310.842 von XIO am 06.11.07 16:50:11

laut Homepage hat die Agentur u.a. auch Banro und ThompsonCreek als Kunden...

[FunKyStufF]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.327.322 von XIO am 07.11.07 16:36:57

die Insiderkäufe gehen weiter...

--> http://www.canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?…

[FunKyStufF]

@ XIO:

wie sieht´s aus...? weißt Du was neues? geht ja beinahe täglich nach unten...

Ist mittlerweile eigentlich klar, wann mit der letztinstanzlichen Entscheidung im Verfahren gegen Banro zu rechnen ist?

Die Lizenzen stehen ja soweit ich weiss nicht zur Prüfung an...oder etwa doch???

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 32.592.114 von FunKyStufF am 28.11.07 00:12:19

Ich denke Banro hat nicht nochmal geklagt, 1 x haben sie ja bereits verloren. werde aber trotzdem nochmal nachfragen.
Der Kurs ist mir momentan nicht so dramatisch wichtig, die Umsätze sind eh relativ pillepalle.
War schon mal in LAQ drinne

[FunKyStufF]

CANADA VENTURE: La Quinta's Congo Resource

CANADA VENTURE: La Quinta's Congo Resource
By Brian Truscott
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
541 words
14 November 2007
12:00
Dow Jones News Service
English
(c) 2007 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
VANCOUVER (Dow Jones)--The Democratic Republic of Congo is easily one of the richest countries in
Africa when it comes to minerals, and Venture-listed La Quinta Resources Corp. (LAQ.V) is there - a place
that isn't exactly stable when it comes to social and political issues.
Of course, if mine licenses can be worked out, a number of Canadian companies, such as La Quinta, will
prosper; it's only a matter of politicians and lobbyists getting the equation right.
"The (DRC) has more mineral riches than you can shake a stick at," said Chairman and Chief Executive
Officer Malcolm Swallow. "The trouble is that (government) has no revenue."
That's an understatement when it comes to this very heart of the matter, but if the country's politicos can
work it out, then revenue - riches - will surely follow. High-risk, high-reward - that's the essence of any
venture company and La Quinta is no different.
"You're looking at a country that went from the third-largest copper exporter in the 1960s (behind Chile and
the U.S.) to a country that can't quite get out of its own way - it's producing 50,000 to 70,000 (metric) tons of
copper a year when it used to produce half a million tons a year," he said.
La Quinta was formed in 2004 and is sitting on three flagship projects - two in the Congo and one in Mexico.
All are gold-based.
Swallow said the Congolese government realizes it needs revenue - or at least more revenue than it now
generates - and previous deals that favored mining companies may have to be restructured.
"You've got to look at it from two sides," he said.
British Columbia Starting Point
The company isself started in Canada, working two British Columbia properties.
"Two nice properties but we really didn't find what we were hoping to find despite some really good gold
grades near surface," he said. "The (properties) were company starters but they weren't company makers."
Enter Mexico, where the company has now identified a number of targets and is ready to start drilling, he
said.
"We're also looking at joint-venturing it and we've got some interest from some significant players," he said.
"That's going forward and they're good enough properties that they have interest to others, which is the nice
thing about them."
At the same time, the company continues to look for a whale or elephant, as Swallow characterizes what
would be the mother-lode. "We were introduced to the potential of the deal in Congo," he said. "It's a
package of land encompassing about 7,000 square kilometers, covering a gold belt that's well-known."
He said that, after some 15 months of due diligence, it's a relief to bring this transaction to a close and to
begin exploration on what's a highly prospective piece of ground, in a known gold belt right beside other
known gold deposits.

[Popeye82]

[XIO]

La Quinta still working on DRC acquisition

2008-01-04 11:56 ET - News Release

Mr. Malcolm Swallow reports

UPDATE ON WORK TO COMPLETE ACQUISITION OF 7,010 KM2 GOLD EXPLORATION AREA IN DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

La Quinta Resources Corp.'s work to complete the preparation of the final legal agreements formalizing the existing memorandum of understanding (MOU) covering the acquisition of a contiguous group of 32 exploration licences, or permis de recherche, in Maniema and South Kivu provinces, in Southeastern Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), is still in progress. The permits are owned by La Quinta's partner, Wa Balengela Kasai-Investments Congo SPRL, a Congolese mineral exploration and exploitation company in the DRC. The licences held by WBK are for an area covering about 7,010 square kilometres of the highly prospective Twangiza -- Namoya gold belt. The proposed acquisition of these licences was first reported by La Quinta in its news release in Stockwatch on Aug. 28, 2006. Conditional approval for the acquisition of these properties by the TSX Venture Exchange was granted to the company and reported in Stockwatch on Oct. 11, 2007, following completion of a 43-101 technical report on the properties, which is available on the company website. The properties to be acquired are considered to be highly prospective for gold, covering almost one-third of the well-defined Twangiza Namoya gold belt, and abutting and occupying almost all the ground between Banro Corp.'s Lugushwa and Namoya licences (two major gold exploration properties).

Malcolm Swallow, La Quinta's chairman, commented: "La Quinta and WBK continue to work towards completion of these agreements. Both parties are bound together by the MOU and are strongly committed to working together, and expect a favourable outcome to the current legal work."

We seek Safe Harbor.

[XIO]

La Quinta's Kampene assay results show gold anomalies

2008-01-08 11:57 ET - News Release

Mr. Malcolm Swallow reports

PROMINENT GOLD GEO-CHEMICAL ANOMALIES OUTLINED, SIGNIFICANT QUARTZ VEINING AND OLD WORKINGS SAMPLED ON KAMPENE GOLD PROJECT IN DRC

La Quinta Resources Corp. has now received all assay results on the soil geochemical survey of its 49-square-kilometre Kampene gold concession and has outlined several significant multikilometre-long and up-to-one-kilometre-wide gold anomalies. The Kampene concession is leased from AMIKI (Association Miniere du Kivu sprl) and is located in the Maniema province in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Kampene has a long history of extensive mineral production dating back to the 1940s and the Belgian era, when mineral production for gold, cassiterite and coltan formed the economic basis for the formation of the town of Kampene, complete with its airstrip, schools, churches and regional hospital.

A total of 453 individual two-kilogram soils samples were collected on a 400-metre by 200-metre regional grid covering the whole concession. The samples were sent by air through Kinshasa's airport to the ALS-Chemex lab facilities in Johannesburg, SA, for complete preparation and comminuting before gold testing by fire assay and for 48 other elements testing by acid digestion, using HCl leach followed by ICP-AES and ICP-MS analysis. A complete program of quality control and assurance is in place to ensure state-of-the-art reliability of the sampling and assaying program.

As can be visualized on the plan on the company's website, two main corridors of significantly anomalous gold values were discovered, one on the southwest portion of the property (containing anomalies E and F) showing a length of over three kilometres and a width of 500 metres with a repetitive pattern probably explained by folding of the rock formations. The other prominent corridor (containing anomalies A-B and C) is located in the east part of the property and extends over more than four km north-south and shows various widths up to 1,000 metres. These mineralized corridors will be explored by trenching and follow-up RC drilling within the next quarter of 2008.

In the fourth quarter of 2007, a series of 17 trenches were dug, mapped and sampled to test the first 11 of 20 Landsat structural anomalies reported in a satellite structural interpretation report carried out earlier in the year. Six additional trenches were dug to confirm the presence of gold mineralization in outcropping quartz veins and old colonial-related artisanal workings identified on the ground. Assays are still awaited for a total of 278 rock and chips samples currently in the laboratory, related to this phase of exploration.

The La Quinta Congo team is now established in the DRC, and is also ready to start gold exploration work on the adjacent 7,000-square-kilometre licence area covering the southern portion of the Twangiza-Namoya gold belt, working on licences owned by Wa Balengela Kasai-Investments Congo sprl, ("WB. Kasai, or WBK") La Quinta's Congolese partner. This partnership is the subject of a separate memorandum of understanding between LAQ and WBK and is currently awaiting final completion of binding legal agreements.

Michel Cormier, the company's president and chief operating officer, a geological engineer with long experience in successful gold exploration, both in North America and in French-speaking Africa, visited the property recently and acted as the qualified person in respect of the requirements of NI-43-101 for this press release

[XIO]

Zum besseren Verständnis, was es mit Kampene auf sich hat:
(es ist mit 40qkm ein kleines Property im gegensatz zum Banro-abgeluchsten 7.000 qkm projekt Twangiza Namoya


La Quinta believe there is also a strong case to be made for operation of a small dredge unit
using the Small Scale Mining Exploitation Certificate to generate cashflow. Their intention
would be to restore the salvageable existing equipment and to install a dredge unit from
South Africa in the first year to recommence bulk sampling/small scale mining of the
alluvials, whilst exploration for hard rock gold sources continues.

Quelle:
http://www.laquintaresources.com/pdfs/Revised_Kampene_43-101…

[FunKyStufF]

Gibt´s eigentlich News zu dem Prozess gegen Banro

Da gab´s ja schon lange nichts Neues mehr...

[Popeye82]

Hatte mich ja sogar schon selber vermerkt,
ist mir irgendwie komplett entgangen.

Na umso besser!

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.000.271 von FunKyStufF am 09.01.08 22:15:55

Ich glaub auch nicht, daß da grossartig noch was kommen wird und von einer Berufung ist nirgendwo etwas zu lesen gewesen.
Aber 100% ig kann man sich da wohl nie sicher sein in der DRC.
Auch bei Banro gibts absolut nix Neues mehr zu diesem Vorgang.

[Popeye82]

"Please see the attached press release announcing that through a series of transactions ending on February 22, 2008, Pinetree acquired ownership of 661,500 common shares of La Quinta Resources Corp. ("La Quinta") through the facilities of the TSX Venture Exchange. Pinetree now owns approximately 17.5% of all issued and outstanding common shares of La Quinta, calculated a partially diluted basis as at February 22, 2008."

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.648.652 von Popeye82 am 15.03.08 00:59:36

heh.. wo haste das her?

Als Dank gibts diesen Link: http://www.silobreaker.com

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 33.648.652 von Popeye82 am 15.03.08 00:59:36

habs gefunden:
http://www.stockwatch.com/swnet/newsit/newsit_newsit.aspx?bi…

Pinetree Capital sind ja prinzipiell an vielem dran, wo Jean Luc Roy und Michel Cormier ihre Finger drin haben.

......coooool, jetzt kommt bald Schwung in die Bude

[XIO]

hab`s mal gecaptured...für`s Familienalbum



http://www.pinetreecapital.com/

[Popeye82]

Hab mich bei Pinetree u.a. in den NLetter eingetragen,
daher -der Thread hier ist ja verdammt schwer zu finden!

[XIO]

[XIO]

La Quinta Signs Final Agreements for the Acquisition of 7,010 Sq Km in Maniema South Kivu Gold Belt-DRC

http://www.tradingmarkets.com/.site/news/Stock%20News/142334…


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Apr 23, 2008 (Marketwire via COMTEX) -- LAQ


-- La Quinta Resources Corporation, ("La Quinta,"
"LAQ," or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:LAQ) together with its partner in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Wa Balengela Kasai Investments Congo sprl, (WBK) are pleased to announce that they have signed formal agreements completing the formation of a Joint Venture Company which will option and explore a contiguous group of 32 exploration licences, or Permis de Recherche, granted to WBK by the Cadastre Minier under the Mining Code of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The Research Permits or Exploration Licenses are located in Maniema and South Kivu Provinces in South Eastern DRC abutting and covering all the ground between Banro Corporation's (TSX:BAA) Lugushwa and Namoya gold properties. The WBK Licenses cover some 7,010 square kilometres of the highly prospective Twangiza - Namoya gold belt and extends some 120 kilometres to the West. Banro Corporation has indicated the discovery of multi-million ounce deposits of gold on both Lugushwa and Namoya.

Malcolm Swallow, La Quinta's Chairman said "Both we and WBK are delighted to have finally completed this transaction and we both look forward to working together to commence exploration on such a highly prospective piece of ground in a known gold belt, abutting and between recently discovered major gold deposits. The issuance of the signed Exploration Permits to WBK on March 10th 2008 by the Congolese Government removes any uncertainty as to title and we look forward to working with our partners Wa Balengela Kasai to outline and discover new gold projects in this highly prospective gold belt."

This transaction was originally contemplated in an MOU signed between the parties in August 2006 (See Press Release dated August 28, 2006) and has been delayed pending completion of formal agreements and the receipt by WBK of the signed Permis de Recherche for the 32 exploration licenses which were finally received by WBK on the 10th of March 2008, signed by the DRC Government. The Option and Joint venture Agreement was conditionally approved by the TSXV for filing in October 2007, and the signed Agreements have now been submitted to the TSXV for final acceptance.

The formal Agreements give La Quinta the option to earn up to 80% in the Joint Venture Company with WBK, by funding US$ 10 million in exploration expenditure over five years, with a minimum expenditure of $2 million per year. Upon completion of a feasibility study within the five year period, the Joint Venture will be entitled develop the properties within the 7,010 square kilometre exploration licence areas by converting them to an Exploitation Licence or licences, in accordance with the Mining Code of the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Upon the commencement of the Joint Venture, La Quinta will hold a 10% interest in the joint venture company and WBK will hold 90% and La Quinta shall have the right to increase its interest in the joint venture company to an 80% interest by making payments to WBK totalling US$1,500,000 and issuing 8,000,000 shares of La Quinta over the first three years of the agreement. Upon completion of all share issuances and cash payments, La Quinta will be vested with an 80% interest and WBK with a 20% interest in the Joint Venture Company.

During the exploration period ownership of the concessions shall remain vested with WBK and will be transferred to the Joint Venture Company on completion of the Feasibility Study as contemplated in the formal documentation. WBK shall be responsible with assisting the Joint Venture Company with government relations, local liaison and local management and expediting of the projects in the DRC.

On any gold production, the Joint Venture Company shall pay WBK a net smelter return of 2.5%. La Quinta has agreed to pay Finders or Agents fees in respect of the transaction in the amount of 550,000 shares payable by La Quinta in six instalments, over the first three years of the agreement; prorated and made at the same time as La Quinta is required to make share payments to WBK. There is an Area of Mutual Interest (AMI) established stretching 20 kilometres from the outside borders of any of the rights held in the Joint Venture Company. The parties have also agreed that the Joint Venture Company will establish operating, local relations and finance committees with representatives of each of the parties. As part of the agreement, LAQ will offer two representatives of WBK representation on the Board of LAQ.

The WBK properties to be optioned and acquired by the Joint Venture Company will form the primary focus of the Company's exploration work in Congo. The Company is currently working adjacent to the WBK Licences on the Kampene gold project also in DRC. (See Press Releases dated April 17, 2007) In addition the Company is working in Mexico on the Orofino Gold Project in Sonora State. The Company has already established a considerable presence in the DRC and has exploration staff and equipment ready to commence work immediately on the much larger Maniema - South Kivu area.

A map showing the location and extent of the exploration leases and the overall area's relationship to the Twangiza - Namoya gold belt, plus certified copies of the relevant Permis de Recherche can be found on the Company's web site at www.laquintaresources.com.

Malcolm Swallow, the Company's Chairman and CEO and a Qualified Person, both in BC, Canada and in Europe, acted as the Qualified Person for this news release, being a signatory of the final agreements and also being responsible for the acquisition of this property.

This Press Release includes forward-looking statements that are subject to risks and uncertainties. All statements within, other than statements of historical fact, are to be considered forward looking. There can be no assurances that such statements will prove accurate and, therefore, readers are advised to rely on their own evaluation of such uncertainties.

On Behalf of the board

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman and CEO

SOURCE: La Quinta Resources Corporation[/url]

[XIO]

Banro ist damit aus dem Spiel!
War ziemlich nervenaufreibend, aber hat funktioniert.

[XIO]

Vancouver, B.C – May 16, 2008 – La Quinta Resource Corp. (TSX-V: LAQ) is pleased to announce that
starting May 15, 2008, it has retained the services of Mau Capital Management “MAU” of Point Roberts,
Washington to provide investor relations services.

“We are pleased to announce that we have selected Mau Capital Management to strengthen La Quinta’s profile
in the financial community and enhance the visibility of our project portfolio. We chose Mau Capital
Management because its standards and methodology fit best with the message we wish to communicate to the
investing public,” noted Glen Watson, Sr. Vice President and Director of Corporate Development of La Quinta
Resource Corp.

In consideration of the services to be provided, the Company has agreed to pay a monthly retainer of $2,500 a
months for a contract period of 6 months renewable, and has agreed, as an incentive, to issue 175,000 stock
options to Mau Capital Management, exercisable at a price $0.30.

Mr. John Lee, the principal of Mau Capital Management, is a frequent speaker at resource conferences, and a
publisher of articles for several internet news websites such as Kitco.com.

About La Quinta Resources Corporation

La Quinta is a publicly held Canadian natural resource mining company focused on exploring for precious
metals principally in Mexico and Democratic Republic of the Congo. The Company is led by a highly skilled,
experienced Board and management team with significant successes in finding and developing early stage gold
and base metals projects.

[XIO]

La Quinta receives final approval of acquisition of 7010 square kilometers of gold exploration ground in Congo

VANCOUVER, Jun 26, 2008 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
LAQ: TSX-V
La Quinta Resources Corp. ("La Quinta" or, the "Company") (TSX-V: LAQ) of Vancouver, British Columbia is pleased to announce that the TSX Venture Exchange has now approved the completion of the Exploration and Option and Joint Venture agreements signed on April 23rd 2008 between the Company and Wa Balengela Kasai Investments (Congo) sprl (See Press Release No. 08-06 dated April 23rd, 2008.) The Exploration and Joint venture agreements between WBK and the Company cover a total of 32 Permis de Recherche granted to WBK by the Democratic Republic of Congo's Mining Registry, Cadastre Minier, on March 10th 2008. The 32 Permits cover a total of 7,010 square kilometers of gold exploration ground on the Maniema South Kivu Gold belt between and abutting the Lugushwa and Namoya multi million ounce properties of Banro Corporation (TSX:BAA)

Mr. Malcolm Swallow, the Company's Chairman and CEO commented, "We are delighted to finally complete theses Entry, Option and Joint Venture Agreements and to obtain TSXV approval for the transaction. We, and our partners Wa Balengela Kasai have been working on this transaction for almost two years, including, clearing the title and obtaining the final signed Permis de Recherche, before we could finally sign and complete the transaction. The highly prospective nature of the ground in a well known and readily identified gold belt with two major discoveries by others in the area, has lead to a highly competitive and difficult title exercise and makes it doubly satisfying to finally complete the acquisition for the Company.

We have an experienced and extensive set up in DRC led by Michel Cormier, P.Geo, the Company's President and COO, who is a known mine finder in Africa and an experienced explorationist and this means that we can get off to an early and rapid start to our exploration efforts, using our existing team of geologists and support personnel and aided by WBK. We look forward to a rapid and effective exploration program working on two fronts to explore this extensive gold belt."

About La Quinta Resources Corp.

La Quinta is a publicly held Canadian natural resource mining company focused on exploring for precious metals principally in Democratic Republic of the Congo and Mexico. The Company is led by a highly skilled, experienced Board and management team with significant successes in finding and developing early stage gold and base metals projects.

Statements included in this announcement, including statements concerning our plans, intentions and expectations, which are not historical in nature are intended to be, and are hereby identified as, "forward-looking statements" for purposes of the safe harbor provided by Section 21E of the U.S. Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. Forward-looking statements may be identified by words including "anticipates", "believes", "intends", "estimates", "expects" and similar expressions. The Company cautions readers that forward-looking statements, including without limitation those relating to the Company's future operations and business prospects, are subject to certain risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from those indicated in the forward-looking statements.

On Behalf of the Board
Malcolm J A Swallow
Chairman and CEO

The TSX - Venture Exchange has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this news release, which has been prepared by management.
SOURCE: La Quinta Resource Corp.

[XIO]

Interview:

http://new.goldmau.com/goldmautv.php?v=0806-MalcolmSwallow.f…

Transscript:
http://new.goldmau.com/media/interviews/0806-MalcolmSwallow.…

[Popeye82]

La Quinta announces proposed financing
Monday July 7, 9:30 am E
www.24hgold.com/viewcompanyarticle.aspx?langue=en&articleid=…

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.451.972 von Popeye82 am 07.07.08 16:20:54

auch drin?

[XIO]

Canadian explorer ties its fortunes to the DRC

http://www.miningweekly.com/article.php?a_id=138258

By: Liezel Hill
Published on 16th July 2008
Updated 13 minutes ago

TSC Venture Exchange-listed gold hopeful La Quinta Resource Corporation is so excited about the outlook for its exploration properties in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) that the company is looking for a partner to take on its other asset, a gold prospect in Mexico, so that it can direct 100% of its efforts on the central African nation.

The Orofino gold property, in Mexico's Sonora province, is still seen as a solid project, but the general message from investors was that they would prefer to see the company focus on its large land package in the mineral-rich DRC, La Quinta senior VP Glen Watson told Mining Weekly Online.

“And so we're looking for potential strategic partners on the project,” he said.

Back to the DRC, chairperson and CEO Malcom Swallow is clearly enthusiastic about his company's prospects in what he terms “the last great jewel box” of the world.

“I've never, ever seen a country with the grades and with the mineral availability that you get in the Congo,” he commented in a presentation in Mississauga, Ontario.

“The whole country, from a minerals point of view, is remarkable...the law within the country is starting to be applied...the minerals law is working."

Vancouver-based La Quinta has now finalised a joint venture agreement with Wa Balengela Kasai-Investments Congo (WBK), a local firm which holds the licences to 7 010-km2 of land in the north-east of the country - La Quinta can earn up to an 80% stake in the property by funding $10-million in exploration expenditure over five years.

WBK formally received the exploration permits under the DRC's new mining regime in March and the deal with La Quinta received the go ahead from the TSX Venture Exchange last month.

(Investors also need not be concerned by the mining contract review under way in the country, mainly because because there is no State-owned company involvement in the property, and secondly because WBK's licences have now been awarded by the government under the new mining law.)

The property, on the Maniema-South Kivu gold belt, is largely unexplored using modern technology, although a number of sites were mined alluvially in the former Belgian Congo, before Congolese independence in 1960.

The land also holds the appeal of what Swallow calls 'closology', as it abuts two of fellow Canadian Banro Corporation's projects, which already have NI 43-101-compliant resource estimates totalling some 8-million ounces.

Banro is actually expected to publish the results of a prefeasibility study into its Namoya property, to the south west of the WBK-La Quinta property, within the next few weeks.

Moving forward, La Quinta will focus its exploration efforts on the past producing alluvial sites on the property, as well as a number of anomalies which have already been identified on the large land tract.

The firm hopes to get some drilling under way by the end of the year, Swallow said, and access to the property will soon be much improved, as the Chinese-built N2 highway currently under construction will run straight through the WBK land.

“And that makes a huge difference to us because it obviously aids us with infrastructure.”

La Quinta is happy that a dispute between WBK and Banro, which claims it had a previous agreement with WBK on the licences, is behind it, although it should be mentioned that a Banro spokesperson said last month that the company was still pursuing the matter.

The firm announced plans earlier this month to raise about C$900 000 in a nonbrokered private placement of shares and warrants, although Swallow indicated on Thursday that it may have to relook at the pricing of the fundraising because of the difficult market conditions facing junior miners at the moment.

[Popeye82]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.452.458 von XIO am 07.07.08 17:03:32

Nee -was aber ganz und gar nicht heisst, daß ich das nicht äusserst spannend finde.(seh den Thread hier immer erst wieder, wenn was neues geschrieben wurde). Wenn ich nur wenigstens ein 10tel in das investieren könnte, was mir interessant scheint.

(#69, die Rede von Ihm hört sich ziemlich euphorisch an)

[XIO]

Von der Banro Website sind die LAQ zugesprochenen Properties "verschwunden" !

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 34.677.131 von XIO am 07.08.08 22:20:11

PS: und die Präsentation ist wohl auch neueren Datums:
http://www.laquintaresources.com/ppt/May-2008-MS%20revision1…

[XIO]

[XIO]

[XIO]

[XIO]

La Quinta Outlines Significant Gold Bearing Quartz Zone Covering 700 Metres on Kabotshome Property in the Maniema Gold Belt


VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Oct 16, 2008 (Marketwire via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE:LAQ) (the "Company") is pleased to announce the discovery of a major quartz zone which is open ended and covers at least 700 metres in the Kabotshome area. Kabotshome forms part of the 7,626 square kilometer exploration area covered by 32 claims optioned and Joint Ventured from Wa Balengela Kasai Investments Congo sprl (WBK). The 32 principal permits which are contiguous to Banro Corporation's Lugushwa and Namoya major gold projects were granted to WBK under the new mining laws, and were issued to WBK by the Mines Ministry in March 2008.

The quartz zone was discovered by the JV Company geologists as part of an initial reconnaisance program. It has been traced over 700 metres and an initial reconnaisance sample of the structure assayed 4.12 grams per tonne gold. This work was carried out under the supervision of Michel Cormier, the Company's President, who is a Geological Engineer and a Qualified Person, in Canada. Work is now underway to complete a trenching program on this quartz occurrance to determine its true extent. Kabotshome has a long history of gold production under the Belgian era of the DRC.

Concurrently, LAQ in Canada has commissioned a satellite structural interpretation of the area between Banro Corporation's Lugushwa and Namoya multi million ounce gold properties. This area also falls into the 32 claims joint ventured by LAQ, which directly abutts the boundaries of both Lugushwa and Namoya. The structural interpretation work carried out by Earthmetrix of Montreal, Quebec, has clearly identified a number of very similar structural settings on the 32 claim area, which precisely mirror the structural setting of both Lugushwa and Namoya and these will form the focus of the next major prospecting and exploration program in this area.

Separately, in Mexico the Company has made a decision to allow its gold exploration leases in Sonora state to lapse, in order to preserve funds, and concentrate all the Company's resources on the work in the DRC.

La Quinta Resources Corporation is a junior exploration issuer listed on the TSX:V under the symbol LAQ. The company's aim is to add shareholder value by growing its resource base, through exploration of its two high quality DRC gold projects covering 7,626 square kilometers of the Maniema - South Kivu gold belt. The Company is led by a highly skilled, experienced Board and management team with significant successes in finding and developing early stage gold and base metals.

ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD

Malcolm JA Swallow, Chairman and CEO

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Momentan leider persönlicher Totalverlust.
Thread ENDE (bis auf weiteres)

[JVogel [wO]]

Hallo,

diese Diskussion ist wieder eröffnet.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
JVogel

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La Quinta Resources Announces Panel Sampling of 1700 g/t Silver at BlackJack

http://uk.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=45530367&symbol=…

danke für´s re-open

[JVogel [wO]]

Hallo User,

aufgrund aktueller Nachfrage haben wir diesen Thread wieder eröffnet.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen,
JVogel

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La Quinta Resources Announces Trenching Program at Easter Project

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Dec 15, 2010 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: LAQ) ("La Quinta" or "The Company") is pleased to report that it has filed for permits to conduct a trenching program on its Easter Project located in S.E Nevada. The program is expected to better define the orientation and thickness of veins carrying gold and silver in the West Vein area.

In September 2010, La Quinta's technical crew sampled outcrops and shallowly buried extensions of the West Vein during a reconnaissance effort to identify extensions of mineralization westward from the Main Vein area. The West Vein is located approximately 0.5 mi (0.66 km) west of the drill - indicated resource in the Main Vein area, outside the limits of prior drilling. Reconnaissance rock chip samples of poorly exposed quartz veins taken during the program contained as much as 3.5 g/t gold (0.1 oz/t) and 21 g/t silver (0.6 oz/t). Trenching through shallow hillslope cover is expected to refine potential drill targets in this previously undrilled area.

La Quinta anticipates receipt of approval to commence the program by mid-January.

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La Quinta gets Frankfurt listing

2010-12-29 08:50 ET - News Release

Mr. Glen Watson reports

LA QUINTA RESOURCES CORPORATION LISTS ON FRANKFURT STOCK EXCHANGE

La Quinta Resources Corp.'s common shares are now also listed on the Frankfurt Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol LQK and with the German securities code A0MRC8.

The Frankfurt Stock Exchange, known as the Frankfurter Wertpapierborse (FWB), is one of the world's largest trading centres for securities. Operated by the Deutsche Borse AG, FWB is the largest of the eight German stock exchanges. The Deutsche Borse's products and services portfolio cover the entire process chain, including securities and derivatives trading, transaction settlement, the provision of market information, as well as the development and operation of electronic trading systems.

"Listing on the Frankfurt exchange will increase the profile of La Quinta with both private and institutional investors in Germany and across Europe. It will allow investors timely access to the company's shares. This opportunity to broaden our shareholder base comes at an excellent time in the company's development," said Glen Watson, chief executive officer of La Quinta.

For more information about the Frankfurt Stock Exchange, visit the Deutsche Borse website.

We seek Safe Harbor.

[XIO]

Newmont’s takeover of Fronteer brings spotlight on Nevada gold juniors
http://www.smallcappower.com/articles/newmonts_takeover_of_f…

Two companies that deserve special mention are La Quinta Resources Corp (TSXV:LAQ) and Rye Patch Gold Corp. (TSXV:RPM) (OTCBB: RPMGF).

La Quinta Resources (TSXV: LAQ) is a Nevada based junior gold exploration company with high potential gold and silver exploration projects in Nevada. The most interesting thing about LAQ is its option with Fronteer Gold to earn 65% in the Easter Gold Property located approximately 100 miles from Las Vegas, Nevada. Fronteer would own 35% once La Quinta earns its option on this property. We had stated in the past that this provides a key advantage to La Quinta. With this latest announcement, once this transaction is closed, La Quinta will own the option at the Easter Gold project with Newmont or the newly formed spin off exploration company called Pilot Gold. This certainly presents a titillating prospect that LAQ could also witness an interest from Newmont or other big gold miners active in Nevada for its Easter gold asset if it is able to prove a sizable resource at this property.

La Quinta is focused on adding ounces to the current resource base of NI 43-101 compliant 110,00 oz in the indicated category by drilling the know targets and by conducting step-out drilling along the remaining 5,000-ft strike of the Main Vein.

We believe that as La Quinta continues its exploration program, it will attract considerable attention. The company can show production potential if it could get to 500,000 plus ounces of gold resource at its property. If it is successful in proving a significant resource base, in half million to 1 million oz range, it could become a takeover target.

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mit Bezug zur vorherigen News zu lesen:

Newmont Mining (NEM-N) is the latest to join the wave of merger and acquisition activity that is washing over Canadian mining companies.

In a move to expand its growth profile in Nevada, Newmont has announced plans to acquire Fronteer Gold (FRG-T, FRG-X) and its gold assets -- in particular its Long Canyon project, which Newmont believes has Carlin trend-like metallurgical and geological characteristics.

"Long Canyon holds the potential to grow beyond three to four times Fronteer Gold's current stated resource estimate, with an attractive average gold grade of approximately 2.3 grams per tonne," Richard O'Brien, Newmont's president and chief executive said in a statement, adding that Fronteer Gold's "wider portfolio of assets offers further upside potential for our portfolio."

Fronteer's Long Canyon project is just 161 km from Newmont's existing infrastructure, which adds the possibility of development and operating synergies.

Last month Fronteer published an interim resource estimate for Long Canyon with measured and indicated resources of about 1.4 million gold ounces and inferred resource of about 0.8 million gold ounces.

Under the proposed deal, Fronteer Gold's shareholders would receive $14 in cash and one common share in a new company called Pilot Gold for each common share they hold in Fronteer.

The cash consideration represents a premium of about 37% to Fronteer's closing share price on Feb. 2, and values the company at about $2.3 billion.

The news sent Fronteer's shares surging $4.07 apiece or 39.7% to $14.32 per share on 40.7 million shares trading hands. Over the last year the company had traded between a low of $4.04 and $12.22 per share.

In addition to Long Canyon Fronteer also owns a 100% stake in the Northumberland project and a joint-venture interest with Newmont in the Sandman project, also in Nevada, among other assets.

Fronteer has total attributable measured and indicated gold resources of 4.2 million ounces and inferred resources of up to 1.7 million ounces at Long Canyon, Northumberland and Sandman.

Pilot Gold will own a portfolio of Fronteer Gold's exploration properties in Nevada, Turkey, and Peru and will be capitalized at closing with $10 million of cash.
If the transaction is approved, Fronteer shareholders will hold 80.1% of Pilot Gold with Newmont holding the remaining 19.9%.

Mark O'Dea, Fronteer's president and chief executive, noted that the new company would have "sufficient financial resources to immediately undertake active exploration programs."

Newmont operates six open-pit mines, five underground mines, and nine process facilities, in Nevada. Last year its operations in the state produced 1.7 million attributable gold ounces, about 32% of the company's total attributable gold production.

This year Newmont has an exploration and development budget for near-mine activities in Nevada of roughly $285 million.

Fronteer's board of directors has unanimously approved the deal and shareholders in the company are expected to vote on the proposed transaction in early April.

A break-fee of $85 million has been written into the deal.

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Vikas Ranjan's Solid Gold Picks

http://www.smallcappower.com/articles/vikas-ranjan-solid-gol…

Feb 28, 2011 – Reprinted with permission from The Gold Report:

TGR: That would certainly be good news for our readers and most junior gold explorers. Ubika Research covers a number of gold juniors. In your last interview with The Gold Report, you talked about La Quinta Resources Inc. (TSX.V:LAQ), which at the time, was rebranding itself as a Nevada-focused junior with its Easter property. What's happening with La Quinta now?

VR: La Quinta has made some good progress since we last spoke. The company completed a summer drilling program last year at the Easter Gold Project. The drilling program focused on the area where there is an historical resource. La Quinta hit gold in every hole it drilled and successfully determined the direction of the mineralization. I visited the site in November last year and I was pretty impressed by the size of the land package. ??Current drilling is exploring only one known vein system, and there is potential for others. We think La Quinta has a strong technical team to carry out its well-defined exploration program that should significantly increase the current NI 43-101 resource. Another very interesting thing about the company is that the Easter Project is in a joint venture (JV) with Fronteer Gold Inc. (TSX:FRG; NYSE.A:FRG), with La Quinta earning its option to own a 65% interest. Now, Newmont Mining Corp. (NYSE:NEM) just announced a takeover bid for Fronteer. The gold sector continues to see lots of mergers and acquisitions (M&A) activity, and a company like La Quinta can do very well if it successfully executes its strategy and proves up a sizeable resource base of, say, 500,000 to 1 million ounces (Moz.).

TGR: Do you expect Newmont to take a closer look at La Quinta given that relationship?

VR: Yes, it's possible. Newmont also announced it would spin off some of the exploration assets into a subsidiary called Pilot Gold. We're not sure if it will spin off its Easter Project interests once the company acquires Fronteer. But, even if it did, Newmont still owns about 20% of Pilot Gold. Newmont would obviously have an eye on these assets; it's very aggressive. Newmont is looking for ounces in the ground. If the company finds a good-sized deposit it can mine economically, why not?

TGR: La Quinta recently got a permit to do some trenching on the Easter Property from the Bureau of Land Management (BLM). Ultimately, that work will lead to more drill targets and more drilling. When could we see a revised resource estimate from La Quinta?

VR: Our understanding is that La Quinta will engage in a follow-up drill program very soon. I think the company should have some results from that by May. Once La Quinta takes into account all of those results internally, it will probably do an evaluation and include that drill data. That would be an opportunity to revise the resource estimate. If everything goes as planned, we could see a resource revision by late summer or early fall.

TGR: I want to ask you about your target price for La Quinta but you don't call it a target price. Ubika calls it a "model price." Please briefly explain that.

VR: The Ubika "model price" is based on our valuation methodology. We do not say that is our "target price" because we are not in the business of offering targets or recommendations. We just say that, based on our analysis, the company model price should be $X.

TGR: So what's Ubika's model price for La Quinta?

VR: Our model price for La Quinta is $0.23. The stock trades about $0.08 currently, so there's a bit of upside based on a very conservative assumption of the company's current resource and what we think the resource could be in 12 months.

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La Quinta Resources Identifies Additional Targets at Easter Project
http://www.live-pr.com/en/la-quinta-resources-identifies-add…

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ich will raus, jetzt zieh endlich an

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Apr 05/11 Apr 05/11 Henderson, Dustin Christopher Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 254,000 $0.070

http://www.canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?…

[XIO]

La Quinta Finds 10 g/t Gold at Its Easter Project, Nevada

VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Apr 20, 2011 (MARKETWIRE via COMTEX News Network) --

La Quinta Resources Corporation (TSX VENTURE: LAQ) ("La Quinta") is pleased to announce that trenching on its Easter project, Lincoln County, Nevada, on the West Vein target uncovered a sheared epithermal quartz vein 22 ft (6.77 m) thick that contained an average of 0.025 oz/ton (0.85 g/t) gold values where intersected. The vein includes two outer zones with thicknesses of 5 ft @ 0.031 oz/st (1.54 m @ 1.07 g/t) and 2 ft @ 0.034 oz/st (0.62 m @ 1.15 g/t). The trench was excavated along 190 ft (58.5 m) following contour on a steep hillside, to intersect the projected strike of vein fragments found by reconnaissance sampling in 2010. Four additional zones of 5 ft thicknesses contained gold values 0.010-0.023 oz/st, in silicified and clay-altered tuffs in the hanging wall of the West Vein. Preliminary metallurgical studies are planned for all intervals containing gold values greater than 0.01 oz/st. There are no previous records of metallurgical studies on mineralization from the West Vein area. La Quinta's contractor has now completed reclamation of this area, as well as reclamation of the 2010 drilling program area.

Additional geological reconnaissance was made along strike 1,600 ft west (500 m) of the area of trenching, in the Extension target. Reconnaissance samples taken 500 ft westerly from the trench site returned gold values from a zone of thinly banded quartz-adularia-sericite veins of 7.32 g/t and 10 g/t (0.21 oz/st and 0.29 oz/st). The zone of mineralization is interpreted to be a shoot raking to the west within the West Vein system. The shoot appears to be 200-300 ft in strike length and 80-100 ft in width. Depths of mineralization are anticipated to be similar to those identified below the indicated resource at the Main Vein. Follow-up detailed sampling is planned for this area during 2011. There are no records of drilling having ever been performed on this area. Silver and other trace element analyses are pending for both reconnaissance and trench samples.

The information contained in this news release has been reviewed, approved and deemed relevant by Walter Martin, (President of the Company) C.P.G., a qualified person as defined under National Instrument 43-101. He was also responsible for sampling and fieldwork protocols. Samples were and are being analyzed at ALS Minerals in its Reno, NV and North Vancouver, BC facilities.

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La Quinta Resources Files for Drilling Permit for its Easter Project
Published on May 18, 2011 at 12:43 AM

By Joel Scanlon
La Quinta Resources has filed for drilling permits for its Easter project, which is situated 110 miles northeast of Las Vegas in southeast Nevada.

This drilling permit has to be approved by the Caliente office of the Bureau of Land Management and acceptance of reclamation bonding.

The company has planned to perform reverse circulation percussion drilling for about 11,000 feet and to diamond drill in 23 holes located in Easter’s two zones. The main work of the company is to conduct infill drilling down to the present NI43-101 compliant indicated resource including 101,000 oz gold and 1M oz silver. La Quinta has proposed to drill twenty holes in this target.

Currently, La Quinta has identified this second zone as outcrop that encloses 10 g/t gold and 70 g/t silver. This region has never been drilled before, which is containing a distinct high-grade mineralization shoot on the west vein. The company has planned to drill three exploratory holes on this region to find out the mineralization direction in order to help the next comprehensive drilling campaign.

La Quinta has engaged Silver Springs’ Leach drilling to conduct both the percussion and diamond drilling for this work phase at the Easter project.

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La Quinta Resources Receives Drilling Permits for the Easter Project, SE Nevada

La Quinta Resources Corporation ("La Quinta" or "The Company") (TSX VENTURE: LAQ)(FRANKFURT: LQK) is pleased to report that it has received permits from the Bureau of Land Management to commence its 2011 drilling program on its Easter Project located in S.E Nevada. The drilling will commence June 12, and is subject to the posting of a reclamation bond of US$27,770.00.

La Quinta plans to drill 11,000 ft (3,350 m) of reverse circulation percussion and diamond drilling in 23 drill holes sited downdip of the outcrop of the Main Vein at Easter, and in the West Vein Extension area as follow-on to the 10 g/t gold outcrop found earlier this year. Management anticipates hole depths will average 500 ft.

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das schaut ja mal gut aus

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http://canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?tick…

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[Meister_der_Beste]

Hab diesen Wert schon seit Wochen in meiner Watchlist...

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.103.423 von Meister_der_Beste am 18.09.11 22:13:14

und ich schon seit Jahren im Depot

[XIO]

La Quinta Intersects 13.8% Copper at Carruther's Pass, B.C. VMS Project

http://app.quotemedia.com/quotetools/newsStoryPopup.go?story…

[XIO]

TGR: Ubika recently put out a press release on La Quinta’s high-grade copper intersection on the Carruthers Pass project in British Columbia. Basically, one drill intersected about 14% copper near surface. That news has not done a lot for the share price. Why not?

VR: Let’s talk about the news first. La Quinta acquired a prospective project in B.C. four or five months back. Carruthers Pass is a volcanogenic, massive sulphide deposit. This type of deposit can be very high grade and typically has multiple metals. La Quinta did the Induced Polarization survey and some initial drilling. That intersected close to 14% copper near surface. On a weighted average basis, the copper was closer to 6%. It also has good gold values and very high silver values.

We now know, very early in the project, that there is strong mineralization. La Quinta can use that information to prepare a three-dimensional model and find a baseline target to drill. The geologists are very excited at the potential for a very big deposit. This hasn’t caught the attention of many people because it is still very early stage.

La Quinta’s Easter gold project, in Nevada, is its most advanced project. It has an NI 43-101 resource. I think by spending an additional $500,000 on a drilling program, it could easily double or triple that resource.

Its third project is Black Jack, a silver project in Nevada, about 400–500 km from Easter. Right now, if it got the necessary permits and spent some money, Black Jack can have potential for a bulk-sampling scenario, where you grab bulk samples, ship the ore, process it and get some cash. With silver prices at $40/oz, it is a very lucrative thing to do. La Quinta could use that cash to explore the project. However, the real potential is related to the exploration. This appears to be a very good project to build high grade silver resource amenable to mining.

In terms of the risk/reward ratio, La Quinta presents a very good opportunity for sophisticated investors.

TGR: What is the model price on La Quinta?

VR: We have a model share price of $0.23 on La Quinta.

http://etfdailynews.com/2011/11/04/vikas-ranjan-junior-gold-…

[XIO]

Mensch...ganz untergegangen:

12-26-201 La Quinta Intersects 13.8% Copper at Carruthers Pass, B.C. VMS Project

http://www.laquintaresources.com/?p=1169

[XIO]

webseite ist auch neu gemacht und: ne neue präsentation vom Dezember 2011:

http://laquintaresources.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/Laqu…

[Cashmar]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.575.800 von XIO am 10.01.12 20:33:02

Hallo Xio, es gibt hier noch einen zweiten La Quinta Thread.
http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1161843-41-50/la-…
Dort ist zwar auch nicht gerade die Hölle los, aber es ist wohl der Lebhaftere. Zumindest wurde die letzten News dort immer zeitnah gepostet.

[XIO]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.575.918 von Cashmar am 10.01.12 20:58:49

THx.. ich glaub, ich bin der einzige, welcher LAQ schon seit Kongo-Projekt Zeiten hält..eigentlich schon abgeschrieben, aber es schaut ja wieder interessant aus!

[Cashmar]

Bin erst seit 6 Monaten dabei, aber Potential sehe ich auch jede Menge. Nur schade dass der Markt die letzen, durchaus beachtlichen Ergebnisse, einfach ignoriert hat.

[XIO]

La Quinta Receives Approval to Rehabilitate Black Jack Project's Underground Portal

http://app.quotemedia.com/quotetools/newsStoryPopup.go?story…

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