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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.526.421 von MONSIEURCB am 12.04.18 13:27:20
Financial Statements 30.11.17
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@senna:Ich finde auf die Schnelle nix zu Cash und Schulden - hast du Daten? Thanks!
so das angekündigte PP ist nun offiziell
"Vancouver, British Columbia – (April 11, 2018) Oroco Resource Corp. (TSX-V: OCO) (“Oroco” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce that it intends to complete a non-brokered private placement (the “Private Placement”) of up to 7,500,000 units at a price of $0.10 per unit to raise gross proceeds of up to $750,000.
Each unit consists of one common share and one-half of one common share purchase warrant. Each whole share purchase warrant will be exercisable into one additional common share for a period of 18 months from closing at a price of $0.16 per share.
The exercise period for the warrants may be accelerated to 30 days if, at any time after the first 4 months of the warrant exercise period, the volume-weighted trading average of the Company’s shares over a period of 20 consecutive trading days exceeds $0.35.
Ich finde die nicht zu groß und bin nun gespannt wie es demnächst weiter geht ....
"Vancouver, British Columbia – (April 11, 2018) Oroco Resource Corp. (TSX-V: OCO) (“Oroco” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce that it intends to complete a non-brokered private placement (the “Private Placement”) of up to 7,500,000 units at a price of $0.10 per unit to raise gross proceeds of up to $750,000.
Each unit consists of one common share and one-half of one common share purchase warrant. Each whole share purchase warrant will be exercisable into one additional common share for a period of 18 months from closing at a price of $0.16 per share.
The exercise period for the warrants may be accelerated to 30 days if, at any time after the first 4 months of the warrant exercise period, the volume-weighted trading average of the Company’s shares over a period of 20 consecutive trading days exceeds $0.35.
Ich finde die nicht zu groß und bin nun gespannt wie es demnächst weiter geht ....
heute wieder mal ein neues Hoch ...
und das obwohl ein PP bevor steht .... aber mit neuen Geld kann man auch einiges machen
die Story beginnt ja erst und wir sind GAAAANZZ am ANFANG das sollte man ich sich immer vor Augen halten
siehe auch Marktcap ....
und das obwohl ein PP bevor steht .... aber mit neuen Geld kann man auch einiges machen
die Story beginnt ja erst und wir sind GAAAANZZ am ANFANG das sollte man ich sich immer vor Augen halten
siehe auch Marktcap ....
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.423.080 von senna7 am 29.03.18 14:01:03
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.423.047 von Fantomas96 am 29.03.18 13:57:28
https://ceo.ca/@newton/another-look-at-the-work-history-of-s…
Another look at the work history of Santo Tomas before Oroco Resource $OCO
The Santo Tomas porphyry deposit that Oroco Resource Corp. (TSXV:OCO) is working to secure ownership over has an interesting history. It was "actively" explored from 1968-2003 with 106 diamond and RC drill holes comprising about 30,000 meters. That may sound like a lot, but it's really not. It's fair to say that Santo Tomas was incompletely drilled by past operators, who didn't chase mineralization along strike or to depth.
Just look at this cross section from 1994 pre-feasibility study done by Bateman Engineering that shows how the holes stopped at a set length, even when they were returning well-mineralized material with good grades.
Hindsight may be 20-20, but it's important to study the project's history in close detail to get handle on the scale of the opportunity as it stands and what kind of important questions may have remained unanswered for all these years. So far, I'm happy with what I am seeing.
The early days at Santo Tomas were led by ASARCO, a storied company originally named as the American Smelting and Refining Company. It is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Grupo Mexico. ASARCO may have left a bunch of mining sites with nasty pollution, but they also left some great exploration stories that have been largely overlooked for one reason or another.
ASARCO drilled 43 core and 16 percussion holes at Santo Tomas, mostly in the North Zone. They drilled a few holes 2 kilometers away in the South Zone and found good copper mineralization, but the holes there were more widely spaced. All in all, ASARCO made a great initial push at Santo Tomas. Their work was foundational for everything that came after and their drilling program set a high-water mark that no-one else has surpassed yet.
Another legendary mining company made their mark on the project when Penoles optioned Santo Tomas in 1973 and drilled 6 holes. All the holes were drilled in the North Zone and were meant to to tighten the spacing to increase confidence as they calculated a new mineral resource. Almost 20 years went by before any more work was done.
In 1990 and 1991, some work was done by another group to "re-interpret the geology" and "confirm the reliability of the prior exploration programs". I am a big fan of reinterpreting the geological model for a particular deposit that isn't quite working, but I don't think that was necessary at Santo Tomas. I think it just needed more drilling -- step out and drill deeper!
Exall Resources started work in 1993 and drilled 33 RC holes for 4,000 meters, which was a step in the right direction.
For example, two holes in the oxide domain of the North Zone returned 1.14% copper over 160 meters near surface. These were great results that surprise me as copper is usually leached-out of the oxide domain of a porphyry deposit. It's just a footnote in a report now, but it could take on new life as Oroco Resource Corp. steps in to add a new chapter to the story of Santo Tomas.
As I discuss in this article, Exall eventually completed a resource estimate and PFS that used all the data on the project. Great news, but it focused mainly on the North Zone. What could be hiding in plain sight at the South Zone?
There is good potential to double the tonnage in M&I categories at the South Zone from Inferred with 10-15 holes, as in a 2011 report by John Thornton. However, there's even more potential for whoever is willing to step-out along strike as there is an untested area to the southwest of the South Zone. Between all this infill and step-out drilling, there is a lot of low-hanging fruit at the South Zone.
There is a lot of low-hanging fruit at the North Zone, too. There is still lots of room for infill drilling to convert indicated to measured and increasing the indicated resource itself by stepping out to the west or drilling deeper in the center of the high-grade ore zone. The 2011 report mentions this high-grade zone, but it can be a bit hard to see it in the reports.
We can see a bit of evidence of the high-grade in the past estimates of tonnage that show relatively large amounts above 0.4% copper. Note how almost half the total tonnage is above 0.4% copper equivalent, particularly at the North Zone.
Santo Tomas offers a full suite of options to increase confidence, extend the known envelope of mineralization, and better define the high-grade core. It all puts Oroco Resource Corp. in a position to come storming out of the gate as they bring the property back to the public markets. I will be watching for more from Oroco soon!
Peter Bell zu OCO
Hier der neueste der drei Artikel direkt von CEO.ca:https://ceo.ca/@newton/another-look-at-the-work-history-of-s…
Another look at the work history of Santo Tomas before Oroco Resource $OCO
The Santo Tomas porphyry deposit that Oroco Resource Corp. (TSXV:OCO) is working to secure ownership over has an interesting history. It was "actively" explored from 1968-2003 with 106 diamond and RC drill holes comprising about 30,000 meters. That may sound like a lot, but it's really not. It's fair to say that Santo Tomas was incompletely drilled by past operators, who didn't chase mineralization along strike or to depth.
Just look at this cross section from 1994 pre-feasibility study done by Bateman Engineering that shows how the holes stopped at a set length, even when they were returning well-mineralized material with good grades.
Hindsight may be 20-20, but it's important to study the project's history in close detail to get handle on the scale of the opportunity as it stands and what kind of important questions may have remained unanswered for all these years. So far, I'm happy with what I am seeing.
The early days at Santo Tomas were led by ASARCO, a storied company originally named as the American Smelting and Refining Company. It is now a wholly-owned subsidiary of Grupo Mexico. ASARCO may have left a bunch of mining sites with nasty pollution, but they also left some great exploration stories that have been largely overlooked for one reason or another.
ASARCO drilled 43 core and 16 percussion holes at Santo Tomas, mostly in the North Zone. They drilled a few holes 2 kilometers away in the South Zone and found good copper mineralization, but the holes there were more widely spaced. All in all, ASARCO made a great initial push at Santo Tomas. Their work was foundational for everything that came after and their drilling program set a high-water mark that no-one else has surpassed yet.
Another legendary mining company made their mark on the project when Penoles optioned Santo Tomas in 1973 and drilled 6 holes. All the holes were drilled in the North Zone and were meant to to tighten the spacing to increase confidence as they calculated a new mineral resource. Almost 20 years went by before any more work was done.
In 1990 and 1991, some work was done by another group to "re-interpret the geology" and "confirm the reliability of the prior exploration programs". I am a big fan of reinterpreting the geological model for a particular deposit that isn't quite working, but I don't think that was necessary at Santo Tomas. I think it just needed more drilling -- step out and drill deeper!
Exall Resources started work in 1993 and drilled 33 RC holes for 4,000 meters, which was a step in the right direction.
For example, two holes in the oxide domain of the North Zone returned 1.14% copper over 160 meters near surface. These were great results that surprise me as copper is usually leached-out of the oxide domain of a porphyry deposit. It's just a footnote in a report now, but it could take on new life as Oroco Resource Corp. steps in to add a new chapter to the story of Santo Tomas.
As I discuss in this article, Exall eventually completed a resource estimate and PFS that used all the data on the project. Great news, but it focused mainly on the North Zone. What could be hiding in plain sight at the South Zone?
There is good potential to double the tonnage in M&I categories at the South Zone from Inferred with 10-15 holes, as in a 2011 report by John Thornton. However, there's even more potential for whoever is willing to step-out along strike as there is an untested area to the southwest of the South Zone. Between all this infill and step-out drilling, there is a lot of low-hanging fruit at the South Zone.
There is a lot of low-hanging fruit at the North Zone, too. There is still lots of room for infill drilling to convert indicated to measured and increasing the indicated resource itself by stepping out to the west or drilling deeper in the center of the high-grade ore zone. The 2011 report mentions this high-grade zone, but it can be a bit hard to see it in the reports.
We can see a bit of evidence of the high-grade in the past estimates of tonnage that show relatively large amounts above 0.4% copper. Note how almost half the total tonnage is above 0.4% copper equivalent, particularly at the North Zone.
Santo Tomas offers a full suite of options to increase confidence, extend the known envelope of mineralization, and better define the high-grade core. It all puts Oroco Resource Corp. in a position to come storming out of the gate as they bring the property back to the public markets. I will be watching for more from Oroco soon!
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 57.421.916 von Fantomas96 am 29.03.18 12:27:38
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Zusammenfassung OCO & Santo Tomas von Peter Bell (Newton @ CEO.ca)
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ich erwarte sehnsüchtig die nächstens Schritte hier , es soll ja noch PP folgen ...
ich bin gespannt wen man da als Investoren findet
im Vergleich zu meinen anderen Minern schlägt sich Oroco zur Zeit mit Abstand am besten
ich bin gespannt wen man da als Investoren findet
im Vergleich zu meinen anderen Minern schlägt sich Oroco zur Zeit mit Abstand am besten
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