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Haben zuletzt ein sehr interessantes Projekt akquiriert,
hört sich überaus vielversprechend an.
Über die weiteren Projekte kann ich derzeit auch noch nichts
sagen, einfach mal selber gucken.
Mehr zu den anderen Projekten und weiteres folgt noch.
www.wolfminerals.com.au
Issued Capital
Wolf Minerals Limited has the following capital structure upon listing on the ASX.
Shares on issue 23,500,000
Options ($0.30 Exercise by August 2011) 1,000,000
Aufmerksam geworden bin ich durch diesen kurzen Hinweis:
"WOLF MINERALS LIMITED
Australia
Wolf Minerals Ltd could become the largest producer of tungsten outside of China in three years following a tip-off from an old university friend of managing director Humphrey Hale, reports Australian Associated Press."
die komplette Meldung:
http://wolfminerals.joharilanng.com.au/images/pdf/038.asx_hemerdon.press.release_wlf_051207.final.pdf
"ASX Release
5 December 2007
The Manager,
Company Announcement Office,
Australian Stock Exchange Limited
Wolf acquires a World Class Tungsten-Tin Deposit
Summary
It is with great pleasure that Directors of Wolf Minerals Limited (Wolf) announce an
agreement to acquire 100% of the Hemerdon tungsten and tin resource (Hemerdon) in the
United Kingdom. Hemerdon is one of the largest tungsten and tin resources in the western
world. Hemerdon is located in the South West of England (Figure 1). This major acquisition
moves Wolf towards becoming a world class tungsten and tin producer.
Figure 1 Location Plan – Hemerdon Project
The Hemerdon resource is estimated to contain 73Mt @ 0.14% WO3 (in wolframite -
tungsten ore) and 0.026% Sn (in cassiterite – tin ore) for a total of 10.44 million MTU (Metric
Tonne Units) of tungsten.
A comprehensive feasibility study concluded in 1981 estimated a mineable reserve estimate
of ~ 40 million tonnes at 0.183% tungsten trioxide and 0.029% tin. This is contained within a
large open pit with a strip ratio of 1.32:1. The feasibility study was based on a 16 year mine
life.
The resource is based on 25,400 metres of drilling conducted between November 1976 and
October 1980. An exploratory adit was developed through the granite orebody to provide
bulk metallurgical samples. Approximately 6,000 tonnes of ore was processed on site
through a pilot plant to establish metallurgical recoveries. The global resource hosts 73M
tonnes at 0.143% tungsten trioxide and 0.026% tin.
Wolf considers that Hemerdon offers exceptional large scale, low risk, long life production as
well as providing exploration opportunity, with the extent of mineralisation beneath the pit yet
to be determined.
The mineralisation is characterised by sheeted greisen veining and stockworks containing
wolframite and cassiterite. The vein system is hosted within a dyke like granite body. The
mineralisation starts from the surface and is contained within the steeply dipping granite body
flanked by metamorphosed sediments.
Wolf has agreed to purchase 100% of Hemerdon deposit for AUD$1,000,000, plus
AUD$160,000 per annum rent. Separately a 2% net smelter royalty (NSR) is payable.
Wolf considers that the advanced status of the project will allow a rapid re-assessment of the
Feasibility Study and that the granted planning approvals will form an excellent platform for
the Company to become a major tungsten and tin producer.
For further information please see the Company’s web site www.wolfminerals.com.au .
History
Tungsten was first discovered at Hemerdon in the 1860’s. Hemerdon was not developed until
World War 1 when exploration at Hemerdon outlined an extensive wolframite deposit.
Tungsten alloys were required to produce armaments. Commercial production continued
sporadically supplying the war effort until the end of World War 2.
No real work was conducted until the latter part of 1977 when a joint venture between AMAX
and the Hemerdon Mining and Smelting Company comprehensively explored the deposit
culminating with planning permission to establish a large open cut mine.
The Hemerdon area has been mined for many centuries producing significant amounts of tin,
lead, zinc, arsenic, tungsten, copper and clay. The region retains several large clay mining
operations.
Historic Feasibility Study and Resource
Hemerdon M tonnes tungsten tin Total (mtu) W03
In pit Reserve 38.2 0.183% 0.029% 6.99M
Global Resource 73 0.143% 0.026% 10.44M
Table 1 Hemerdon Resource Estimate (see competent person statement)
The historic Hemerdon resource (see Table 1) was reported to the Toronto Stock Exchange
by AMAX and was calculated from 532 drill holes for 25,400 metres. Included within this 77
large diameter diamond holes were drilled for 13,782m of diamond drill core (Figure 2). The
half core after sampling is located on site. SRK Consulting has been engaged to re-log the
core on site and Wolf will have substantial amounts of the existing core re-assayed to
provide confidence in the historic resources estimates prior to releasing a JORC compliant
resource (Figure 3). The majority of the drilling was inclined and mineralised intercepts
represent close to true width of the veins. The ore body is exposed at surface within the old
workings.
Drill plan and geology
Tungsten and tin mineralisation is disseminated throughout the elongate granite dyke within
three vein sets variously orientated and that dip steeply to the northwest within the granite.
The veins are disseminated throughout the granite enabling a bulk mining type of operation
mining the granite.
Figure 3 Geologists re-logging core on site
AMAX completed a comprehensive feasibility study in 1981 that included developing a 260m
decline (Figure 4) through the orebody to determine metallurgical recoveries and continuity of
the orebody. AMAX constructed a pilot plant and undertook large scale test work, processing
6,670 tonnes of mineralized granite to establish metallurgical recoveries and preferred
process route. Subsequently AMAX submitted a detailed planning application to the
government to establish a mine. The planning application was called in by the Secretary of
State and was the subject of a Public Enquiry. Permission was granted to develop the mine
in 1986. This Planning Permission remains valid until 2021 and is based on a long life mining
operation.
Figure 4 Long section showing adit for Metallurgical testing
Exploration Potential
The Hemerdon deposit was extensively drilled by AMAX between 1976 and 1981. Five
phases of drilling were completed based on a 50m x 50m local grid perpendicular to the
mineralized vein orientations. The drill orientation was such that the inclined drill holes
intersected the mineralised veins at right angles.
AMAX aimed to drill the deposit to 200m below the surface as a base for the feasibility study.
The diamond drilling generally ended 20 – 30m below this. Two exploratory holes were
drilled to 400m below surface; this drilling remained within the granite with no change in
character or tenor of the mineralisation indicating the potential for deep extensions to the
resource.
Figure5 Geological section showing granite metasediment boundary (Killas)
Consideration
Wolf has entered into a purchase agreement to acquire a 40 year lease from the Hemerdon
Mineral trust and The Olver trust. Wolf has also entered into an agreement with Imerys
Minerals Ltd (Imerys) to purchase remaining mineral rights and freehold land. Imerys is an
international mineral processor operating a substantial open pit clay mining operations
adjacent to Hemerdon.
Wolf has agreed to purchase 100% of Hemerdon deposit for ~AUD$1,000,000, plus
~AUD$160,000 per annum rent (at current exchange rates). Separately a 2% net smelter
royalty (NSR) is payable.
The Hemerdon Mineral Trust is also entitled to appoint a director to the Board of Wolfs wholly
owned UK subsidiary, Wolf Minerals UK Limited, which will develop Hemerdon.Corporate
Wolf is a focused and dedicated specialty metal exploration and development Company
listed on only the Australian Stock Exchange. The Company has a technically strong Board
with significant relevant experience.
Wolf maintains a number of tungsten and tin projects in New South Wales, Australia. Wolf
will maintain its aggressive exploration and evaluation of Yanco Glen, Kiawarra, Red Hill,
Dullah, Mirrool and Driftway projects in conjunction with the major project acquisition of
Hemerdon.
The Board of Wolf would like to thank all our shareholders for their continued support in our
young Company and for sharing in our focused vision to build Wolf into a major mineral
producer. We feel that this acquisition is a significant step in this direction and look forward to
delivering continued strong growth in asset building and shareholder wealth.
Competent person statement
Historical estimates are not reported in accordance with the JORC code and it is uncertain
that following evaluation and/or further exploration that the reserve estimate will ever be
reported in accordance with the JORC code. ASX has granted Wolf a waiver of ASX Listing
Rule 5.6 to allow it to report the historical estimates.
The quoted historical resource statement was taken from the “Feasibility Study for a mine
and Concentrator Complex at Hemerdon Nr. Plymouth, England. Produced for
AMAX/H.M.S.L Joint Venture” Copy of abridged version dated 1st February 1982
The historic resource quoted is the most recent resource estimated. No further drilling or
exploratory work has been done to date, and there is no reason to review the underlying
geological or geostatistical interpretations.
The resource was calculated by AMAX as part of a comprehensive feasibility study that
culminated with the granting of planning permission to develop a tungsten and tin mine in
the United Kingdom and is considered to be a reliable estimate of the mineral resource.
This estimate was calculated prior to JORC guidelines being established, though these
results were more than adequate for the permissions to be granted and are still considered
reliable.
The estimate is considered relevant as modern and industry acceptable standards for
assaying, interpolation of resources and quality control were adhered to by AMAX. These
have been verified by Wolf. These estimates allow valuation of the mineral resource and as
such are considered relevant by Wolf.
The total “Geological Reserves” quoted in table 1 is for the entire area of the Hemerdon
Mineral deposit drilled above a 0.001% W03 cut-off. The term “Geological Reserve” would
be comparable to a JORC “Resource” category, although no qualification can be applied
e.g. inferred, measured or indicated.
The In Pit Reserve figures as quoted in table 1 were calculated using Mine Evaluation Data
System (M.E.D.S) for open pit generation. This culminated in a pit design that incorporated
geotechnical information from the geological exploration program, conducted by AMAX, to
produce an inter-ramp pit slope of 48% and a waste to ore strip ration of 1.32:1. The term
“In Pit Reserve” is comparable to a JORC “Reserve” category, although no qualification can
be applied e.g. inferred, measured or indicated.
Wolf Minerals Limited has commissioned SRK of Perth to undertake an update of the
historic resource in accordance with JORC guidelines allowing a competent person to take
responsibility for the estimates of mineral resources and reserves. The work is ongoing and
the results of this study is expected to be published within 3 months.
The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results, Mineral Resources or Ore
Reserves is based on information compiled by Mr. H. Hale, B.Sc. (Hons.), MAIG. Mr. Hale
has sufficient experience that is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit
under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent
Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration
Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves. Mr. Hale consents to the inclusion in the
report of the matters based on this information in the form and context in which it appears.
For further information:
Investors: Humphrey Hale
Managing Director
Phone: +61 8 6364 3776
For more details, visit www.wolfminerals.com.au"
hört sich überaus vielversprechend an.
Über die weiteren Projekte kann ich derzeit auch noch nichts
sagen, einfach mal selber gucken.
Mehr zu den anderen Projekten und weiteres folgt noch.
www.wolfminerals.com.au
Issued Capital
Wolf Minerals Limited has the following capital structure upon listing on the ASX.
Shares on issue 23,500,000
Options ($0.30 Exercise by August 2011) 1,000,000
Aufmerksam geworden bin ich durch diesen kurzen Hinweis:
"WOLF MINERALS LIMITED
Australia
Wolf Minerals Ltd could become the largest producer of tungsten outside of China in three years following a tip-off from an old university friend of managing director Humphrey Hale, reports Australian Associated Press."
die komplette Meldung:
http://wolfminerals.joharilanng.com.au/images/pdf/038.asx_hemerdon.press.release_wlf_051207.final.pdf
"ASX Release
5 December 2007
The Manager,
Company Announcement Office,
Australian Stock Exchange Limited
Wolf acquires a World Class Tungsten-Tin Deposit
Summary
It is with great pleasure that Directors of Wolf Minerals Limited (Wolf) announce an
agreement to acquire 100% of the Hemerdon tungsten and tin resource (Hemerdon) in the
United Kingdom. Hemerdon is one of the largest tungsten and tin resources in the western
world. Hemerdon is located in the South West of England (Figure 1). This major acquisition
moves Wolf towards becoming a world class tungsten and tin producer.
Figure 1 Location Plan – Hemerdon Project
The Hemerdon resource is estimated to contain 73Mt @ 0.14% WO3 (in wolframite -
tungsten ore) and 0.026% Sn (in cassiterite – tin ore) for a total of 10.44 million MTU (Metric
Tonne Units) of tungsten.
A comprehensive feasibility study concluded in 1981 estimated a mineable reserve estimate
of ~ 40 million tonnes at 0.183% tungsten trioxide and 0.029% tin. This is contained within a
large open pit with a strip ratio of 1.32:1. The feasibility study was based on a 16 year mine
life.
The resource is based on 25,400 metres of drilling conducted between November 1976 and
October 1980. An exploratory adit was developed through the granite orebody to provide
bulk metallurgical samples. Approximately 6,000 tonnes of ore was processed on site
through a pilot plant to establish metallurgical recoveries. The global resource hosts 73M
tonnes at 0.143% tungsten trioxide and 0.026% tin.
Wolf considers that Hemerdon offers exceptional large scale, low risk, long life production as
well as providing exploration opportunity, with the extent of mineralisation beneath the pit yet
to be determined.
The mineralisation is characterised by sheeted greisen veining and stockworks containing
wolframite and cassiterite. The vein system is hosted within a dyke like granite body. The
mineralisation starts from the surface and is contained within the steeply dipping granite body
flanked by metamorphosed sediments.
Wolf has agreed to purchase 100% of Hemerdon deposit for AUD$1,000,000, plus
AUD$160,000 per annum rent. Separately a 2% net smelter royalty (NSR) is payable.
Wolf considers that the advanced status of the project will allow a rapid re-assessment of the
Feasibility Study and that the granted planning approvals will form an excellent platform for
the Company to become a major tungsten and tin producer.
For further information please see the Company’s web site www.wolfminerals.com.au .
History
Tungsten was first discovered at Hemerdon in the 1860’s. Hemerdon was not developed until
World War 1 when exploration at Hemerdon outlined an extensive wolframite deposit.
Tungsten alloys were required to produce armaments. Commercial production continued
sporadically supplying the war effort until the end of World War 2.
No real work was conducted until the latter part of 1977 when a joint venture between AMAX
and the Hemerdon Mining and Smelting Company comprehensively explored the deposit
culminating with planning permission to establish a large open cut mine.
The Hemerdon area has been mined for many centuries producing significant amounts of tin,
lead, zinc, arsenic, tungsten, copper and clay. The region retains several large clay mining
operations.
Historic Feasibility Study and Resource
Hemerdon M tonnes tungsten tin Total (mtu) W03
In pit Reserve 38.2 0.183% 0.029% 6.99M
Global Resource 73 0.143% 0.026% 10.44M
Table 1 Hemerdon Resource Estimate (see competent person statement)
The historic Hemerdon resource (see Table 1) was reported to the Toronto Stock Exchange
by AMAX and was calculated from 532 drill holes for 25,400 metres. Included within this 77
large diameter diamond holes were drilled for 13,782m of diamond drill core (Figure 2). The
half core after sampling is located on site. SRK Consulting has been engaged to re-log the
core on site and Wolf will have substantial amounts of the existing core re-assayed to
provide confidence in the historic resources estimates prior to releasing a JORC compliant
resource (Figure 3). The majority of the drilling was inclined and mineralised intercepts
represent close to true width of the veins. The ore body is exposed at surface within the old
workings.
Drill plan and geology
Tungsten and tin mineralisation is disseminated throughout the elongate granite dyke within
three vein sets variously orientated and that dip steeply to the northwest within the granite.
The veins are disseminated throughout the granite enabling a bulk mining type of operation
mining the granite.
Figure 3 Geologists re-logging core on site
AMAX completed a comprehensive feasibility study in 1981 that included developing a 260m
decline (Figure 4) through the orebody to determine metallurgical recoveries and continuity of
the orebody. AMAX constructed a pilot plant and undertook large scale test work, processing
6,670 tonnes of mineralized granite to establish metallurgical recoveries and preferred
process route. Subsequently AMAX submitted a detailed planning application to the
government to establish a mine. The planning application was called in by the Secretary of
State and was the subject of a Public Enquiry. Permission was granted to develop the mine
in 1986. This Planning Permission remains valid until 2021 and is based on a long life mining
operation.
Figure 4 Long section showing adit for Metallurgical testing
Exploration Potential
The Hemerdon deposit was extensively drilled by AMAX between 1976 and 1981. Five
phases of drilling were completed based on a 50m x 50m local grid perpendicular to the
mineralized vein orientations. The drill orientation was such that the inclined drill holes
intersected the mineralised veins at right angles.
AMAX aimed to drill the deposit to 200m below the surface as a base for the feasibility study.
The diamond drilling generally ended 20 – 30m below this. Two exploratory holes were
drilled to 400m below surface; this drilling remained within the granite with no change in
character or tenor of the mineralisation indicating the potential for deep extensions to the
resource.
Figure5 Geological section showing granite metasediment boundary (Killas)
Consideration
Wolf has entered into a purchase agreement to acquire a 40 year lease from the Hemerdon
Mineral trust and The Olver trust. Wolf has also entered into an agreement with Imerys
Minerals Ltd (Imerys) to purchase remaining mineral rights and freehold land. Imerys is an
international mineral processor operating a substantial open pit clay mining operations
adjacent to Hemerdon.
Wolf has agreed to purchase 100% of Hemerdon deposit for ~AUD$1,000,000, plus
~AUD$160,000 per annum rent (at current exchange rates). Separately a 2% net smelter
royalty (NSR) is payable.
The Hemerdon Mineral Trust is also entitled to appoint a director to the Board of Wolfs wholly
owned UK subsidiary, Wolf Minerals UK Limited, which will develop Hemerdon.Corporate
Wolf is a focused and dedicated specialty metal exploration and development Company
listed on only the Australian Stock Exchange. The Company has a technically strong Board
with significant relevant experience.
Wolf maintains a number of tungsten and tin projects in New South Wales, Australia. Wolf
will maintain its aggressive exploration and evaluation of Yanco Glen, Kiawarra, Red Hill,
Dullah, Mirrool and Driftway projects in conjunction with the major project acquisition of
Hemerdon.
The Board of Wolf would like to thank all our shareholders for their continued support in our
young Company and for sharing in our focused vision to build Wolf into a major mineral
producer. We feel that this acquisition is a significant step in this direction and look forward to
delivering continued strong growth in asset building and shareholder wealth.
Competent person statement
Historical estimates are not reported in accordance with the JORC code and it is uncertain
that following evaluation and/or further exploration that the reserve estimate will ever be
reported in accordance with the JORC code. ASX has granted Wolf a waiver of ASX Listing
Rule 5.6 to allow it to report the historical estimates.
The quoted historical resource statement was taken from the “Feasibility Study for a mine
and Concentrator Complex at Hemerdon Nr. Plymouth, England. Produced for
AMAX/H.M.S.L Joint Venture” Copy of abridged version dated 1st February 1982
The historic resource quoted is the most recent resource estimated. No further drilling or
exploratory work has been done to date, and there is no reason to review the underlying
geological or geostatistical interpretations.
The resource was calculated by AMAX as part of a comprehensive feasibility study that
culminated with the granting of planning permission to develop a tungsten and tin mine in
the United Kingdom and is considered to be a reliable estimate of the mineral resource.
This estimate was calculated prior to JORC guidelines being established, though these
results were more than adequate for the permissions to be granted and are still considered
reliable.
The estimate is considered relevant as modern and industry acceptable standards for
assaying, interpolation of resources and quality control were adhered to by AMAX. These
have been verified by Wolf. These estimates allow valuation of the mineral resource and as
such are considered relevant by Wolf.
The total “Geological Reserves” quoted in table 1 is for the entire area of the Hemerdon
Mineral deposit drilled above a 0.001% W03 cut-off. The term “Geological Reserve” would
be comparable to a JORC “Resource” category, although no qualification can be applied
e.g. inferred, measured or indicated.
The In Pit Reserve figures as quoted in table 1 were calculated using Mine Evaluation Data
System (M.E.D.S) for open pit generation. This culminated in a pit design that incorporated
geotechnical information from the geological exploration program, conducted by AMAX, to
produce an inter-ramp pit slope of 48% and a waste to ore strip ration of 1.32:1. The term
“In Pit Reserve” is comparable to a JORC “Reserve” category, although no qualification can
be applied e.g. inferred, measured or indicated.
Wolf Minerals Limited has commissioned SRK of Perth to undertake an update of the
historic resource in accordance with JORC guidelines allowing a competent person to take
responsibility for the estimates of mineral resources and reserves. The work is ongoing and
the results of this study is expected to be published within 3 months.
The information in this report that relates to Exploration Results, Mineral Resources or Ore
Reserves is based on information compiled by Mr. H. Hale, B.Sc. (Hons.), MAIG. Mr. Hale
has sufficient experience that is relevant to the style of mineralisation and type of deposit
under consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent
Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration
Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves. Mr. Hale consents to the inclusion in the
report of the matters based on this information in the form and context in which it appears.
For further information:
Investors: Humphrey Hale
Managing Director
Phone: +61 8 6364 3776
For more details, visit www.wolfminerals.com.au"
den Teil wollte ich ja auch noch etwas herausstellen,
demnächst kommt noch ein anderer Tin-Wert der wie ich finde
sehr vielversprechend aussieht:
"Hemerdon is one of the largest tungsten and tin resources in the western
world. Hemerdon is located in the South West of England (Figure 1). This major acquisition
moves Wolf towards becoming a world class tungsten and tin producer."
demnächst kommt noch ein anderer Tin-Wert der wie ich finde
sehr vielversprechend aussieht:
"Hemerdon is one of the largest tungsten and tin resources in the western
world. Hemerdon is located in the South West of England (Figure 1). This major acquisition
moves Wolf towards becoming a world class tungsten and tin producer."
Also ich hab mal ein bisschen rumgerechnet:
der globale Tungsten Output lag 2005 wohl bei 70.000t
-hier wären gut 73.000t -nur die Mineable Reserves(40Mio t)
Tungsten vorhanden.
Die müssten derzeit etwa 1.800.000.000$ (hoffe hab mich nicht
verrechnet) wert sein.
Hört sich vielleicht erstmal nicht so ganz viel an,
aber, alles andere wäre unberücksichtigt
-und das würde bei einem Minelife von 16 Jahren, basierend
auf den Zahlen von 2005 für 6-7% des globalen
Outputs sorgen, zudem siehts bei der Tungstenpreiserwartung
richtig gut aus -die erwartete Nachfrage steigt beträchtlich,
das Angebot widerum sinkt beträchtlich.
Fürs Tin mach ich die Rechnung später auch nochmal auf
und führ das dann zusammen.
der globale Tungsten Output lag 2005 wohl bei 70.000t
-hier wären gut 73.000t -nur die Mineable Reserves(40Mio t)
Tungsten vorhanden.
Die müssten derzeit etwa 1.800.000.000$ (hoffe hab mich nicht
verrechnet) wert sein.
Hört sich vielleicht erstmal nicht so ganz viel an,
aber, alles andere wäre unberücksichtigt
-und das würde bei einem Minelife von 16 Jahren, basierend
auf den Zahlen von 2005 für 6-7% des globalen
Outputs sorgen, zudem siehts bei der Tungstenpreiserwartung
richtig gut aus -die erwartete Nachfrage steigt beträchtlich,
das Angebot widerum sinkt beträchtlich.
Fürs Tin mach ich die Rechnung später auch nochmal auf
und führ das dann zusammen.
arbeite mal ein bisschen die Geschehnisse auf...
05.12.07
durch die Transaktion vor einigen Monaten ist 'Ironbark'
mit 3Mio Shares merklicher Shareholder von Wolf geworden.
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/041.ibg.holding.in.wlf051…
05.12.07
'Granic Metals' schon einige Zeit davor mit 2Mio Shares
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/042.graynic.holding.in.wo…
24.01.08
Hemerdon Project Update - Ahead of imminent JORC-compliant Resource
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0045.asx.project.update_w…
29.01.08
Exploration Results - Australia
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0046.asx.nsw.project.upda…
31.01.08
Quarterly Cashflow/Activities Report
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0051.cash.flow.dec.2007.p…
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0052.dec.quarterly.report…
Hab nicht ganz alle angeführt, ein paar werd ich wahrscheinlich
noch komplett reinstellen.
Haben wirklich sehr viele Tungsten/Tin-Projekte(7),
kurzfristig wäre es wohl -nach dem heisslaufen- wirklich nicht
ratsam gewesen einzusteigen, aber wenn man einen interessanten
Tungstenwert sucht, sollte man sich die glaube ich wirklich angucken, die weiteren Projekte versuche ich m.d. Zeit mal noch ein bisschen auseinanderzunehmen, hab auch da schon ein paar durchaus
interessante Ansätze gesehen, aber kann noch nichts wirklich
genaueres dazu sagen, die Share-Structure (mit 24,5Mio -f.d.)
sieht auch nicht schlecht aus.
P
peye
05.12.07
durch die Transaktion vor einigen Monaten ist 'Ironbark'
mit 3Mio Shares merklicher Shareholder von Wolf geworden.
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/041.ibg.holding.in.wlf051…
05.12.07
'Granic Metals' schon einige Zeit davor mit 2Mio Shares
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/042.graynic.holding.in.wo…
24.01.08
Hemerdon Project Update - Ahead of imminent JORC-compliant Resource
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0045.asx.project.update_w…
29.01.08
Exploration Results - Australia
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0046.asx.nsw.project.upda…
31.01.08
Quarterly Cashflow/Activities Report
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0051.cash.flow.dec.2007.p…
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0052.dec.quarterly.report…
Hab nicht ganz alle angeführt, ein paar werd ich wahrscheinlich
noch komplett reinstellen.
Haben wirklich sehr viele Tungsten/Tin-Projekte(7),
kurzfristig wäre es wohl -nach dem heisslaufen- wirklich nicht
ratsam gewesen einzusteigen, aber wenn man einen interessanten
Tungstenwert sucht, sollte man sich die glaube ich wirklich angucken, die weiteren Projekte versuche ich m.d. Zeit mal noch ein bisschen auseinanderzunehmen, hab auch da schon ein paar durchaus
interessante Ansätze gesehen, aber kann noch nichts wirklich
genaueres dazu sagen, die Share-Structure (mit 24,5Mio -f.d.)
sieht auch nicht schlecht aus.
P
peye
[WLF] Wolf Appoints Ausenco to Commence Feasibility Study - 11-Jul-2008
www.australianinvestor.com.au/news.asp?id=34981
"Wolf Minerals Limited has announced the appointment of Ausenco Services Pty Ltd to undertake a feasibility study on its Hemerdon Ball tungsten and tin project in Devon, UK.
The study is due for delivery in the second quarter."
www.australianinvestor.com.au/news.asp?id=34981
"Wolf Minerals Limited has announced the appointment of Ausenco Services Pty Ltd to undertake a feasibility study on its Hemerdon Ball tungsten and tin project in Devon, UK.
The study is due for delivery in the second quarter."
Trading Spotlight
Cygnet Capital-Research - April08
http://wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0063cygnet_investment_…
(u.a.:
13 March – Maiden JORC Resource and Upgrade
After a review of existing drilling data, including re-assaying of 10% of the historic drill core, mining house SRK Consulting has completed an inferred resource estimate of 82Mt at 0.22% Wolframite and 0.022% tin, which is based on 303 drill holes for 21,846m of drilling.
The Company and SRK are planning to incorporate the results of
several diamond drill holes proposed for the June quarter 2008. The
drilling will bring a substantial portion of the resource to indicated category and will provide further metallurgical and geotechnical test work. Such work will allow delivery a full feasibility study by 2nd quarter 2009. The drilling required to bring the resource into an indicated category will allow Wolf to calculate a mineable reserve.
Wolf expects that advancements in mining technology since the early
80s and the markedly higher price of Wolframite will increase recovery and enhance the project economics significantly.
Timeline
• Pit Reserve calculated - Sept Qtr 2008
• Full Feasibility Audit completion - Dec Qtr 2008
• Regulatory Approvals and review - June Qtr 2009
• Equity/Debt funding - Sept Qtr 2009
• Commencement of construction - Dec Qtr 2009
• Commencement of mining operations - June Qtr 2010
• Commencement of treatment - Sept Qtr 2010 ... )
Hemerdon Ball - Scoping Study Outcome - June 23, 2008
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0066_scoping_study.pdf
http://wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0063cygnet_investment_…
(u.a.:
13 March – Maiden JORC Resource and Upgrade
After a review of existing drilling data, including re-assaying of 10% of the historic drill core, mining house SRK Consulting has completed an inferred resource estimate of 82Mt at 0.22% Wolframite and 0.022% tin, which is based on 303 drill holes for 21,846m of drilling.
The Company and SRK are planning to incorporate the results of
several diamond drill holes proposed for the June quarter 2008. The
drilling will bring a substantial portion of the resource to indicated category and will provide further metallurgical and geotechnical test work. Such work will allow delivery a full feasibility study by 2nd quarter 2009. The drilling required to bring the resource into an indicated category will allow Wolf to calculate a mineable reserve.
Wolf expects that advancements in mining technology since the early
80s and the markedly higher price of Wolframite will increase recovery and enhance the project economics significantly.
Timeline
• Pit Reserve calculated - Sept Qtr 2008
• Full Feasibility Audit completion - Dec Qtr 2008
• Regulatory Approvals and review - June Qtr 2009
• Equity/Debt funding - Sept Qtr 2009
• Commencement of construction - Dec Qtr 2009
• Commencement of mining operations - June Qtr 2010
• Commencement of treatment - Sept Qtr 2010 ... )
Hemerdon Ball - Scoping Study Outcome - June 23, 2008
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/0066_scoping_study.pdf
Wolf Minerals - Cygnet Capital Investment Summary - Sep 12, 2008
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/cygnet.pdf
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/cygnet.pdf
Tungsten Industry Report - Haywood - Sep08
www.haywood.com/pdffiles/TungstenSept292008.pdf
(in der Peer-Group sind QOL, THR, ORQ, VML, KIS, GWY, NTC, OTL, LGO, GMX, PDM, PLY, WLF, GP &III angeführt -falls jemand was anderes im gleichen Bereich sucht
)
Popeye
www.haywood.com/pdffiles/TungstenSept292008.pdf
(in der Peer-Group sind QOL, THR, ORQ, VML, KIS, GWY, NTC, OTL, LGO, GMX, PDM, PLY, WLF, GP &III angeführt -falls jemand was anderes im gleichen Bereich sucht
)Popeye
[WLF] Hemderdon upgraded Resource Estimation - Australianinvestor - 11-Nov-2008
www.australianinvestor.com.au/news.asp?id=36502
"Wolf Minerals has reported that results of continued drilling within 2008 have allowed for the release of a resource estimate of 97.4 Mt at 0.22 per cent Tungsten trioxide and 0.23 per cent Tin.
This represents a 20 per cent increase in tonnage and a 2 per cent increase in grade as compared to the March 2008 estimate. "
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/asx079.pdf
www.australianinvestor.com.au/news.asp?id=36502
"Wolf Minerals has reported that results of continued drilling within 2008 have allowed for the release of a resource estimate of 97.4 Mt at 0.22 per cent Tungsten trioxide and 0.23 per cent Tin.
This represents a 20 per cent increase in tonnage and a 2 per cent increase in grade as compared to the March 2008 estimate. "
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/asx079.pdf
"Wolf boosts Hemerdon forecasts
Claire Svircas
Thursday, 13 November 2008
WOLF Minerals is forecasting revenue of $A1.36 billion from the company’s flagship Hemerdon Ball tungsten and tin project in Devon, in the United Kingdom, on the back of positive internal financial modelling."
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/131108.pdf
Claire Svircas
Thursday, 13 November 2008
WOLF Minerals is forecasting revenue of $A1.36 billion from the company’s flagship Hemerdon Ball tungsten and tin project in Devon, in the United Kingdom, on the back of positive internal financial modelling."
www.wolfminerals.com.au/images/pdf/131108.pdf
"Wolf boosts tungsten reserves
Friday, 28 November 2008
WOLF Minerals has announced a new open pit reserve for its Hemerdon Ball tungsten and tin project in Devon, United Kingdom, just weeks after boosting resources by 20%. "
www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.jsp?sea…
Friday, 28 November 2008
WOLF Minerals has announced a new open pit reserve for its Hemerdon Ball tungsten and tin project in Devon, United Kingdom, just weeks after boosting resources by 20%. "
www.asx.com.au/asx/research/CompanyInfoSearchResults.jsp?sea…
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