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...ein blick auf obige MAP läßt gewaltig phantasie aufkommen,
verfügt man mit dem Attawapiskat Property über eine
liegenschaft angrenzend der Victor diamond mine von DE BEERS !!!
...hier lest mal selbst..........
Diamond Hunt resumes with drill program on DNI's Attawapiskat Property
8:30 AM ET, June 18, 2010
TORONTO, Jun 18, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX) -- (DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
DNI METALS INC. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that the hunt for diamonds has resumed on its Attawapiskat Property located seven kilometres south of DeBeers' Victor diamond mine, Ontario.
A drill program is scheduled to commence in two weeks, to consist of ten core holes and twelve auger holes.
DNI's Attawapiskat Property is under option to KEL-EX DEVELOPMENT LTD, a private corporation under Mr. C.Fipke's control. The Property is being explored by KEL-EX at no cost to DNI, under separate arrangements with METALEX VENTURES LIMITED (MTX:TSX-Ven), BIG RED DIAMOND CORP. (DIA:TSX-Ven) and ARCTIC STAR DIAMOND CORP. (ADD: TSX-Ven). DNI retains a 10% carried interest to production in the Property and a 5% interest in certain surrounding areas if acquired by KEL-EX.
In press releases yesterday, METALEX, ARCTIC STAR and BIG RED announced that a drill program is scheduled to commence in two weeks on the Property focusing on the search for the source to the D6 diamond indicator mineral fan, and to also test for the up ice source of a highly anomalous auger sample containing diamond indicator minerals and kimberlite fragments.
In a news release dated July 6, 2009, METALEX had previously announced the recovery of diamonds and diamond indicator minerals from two small samples of kimberlite breccia intersected by shallow, small diameter, core drilling in the D6 fan. METALEX also noted that the recovery of diamonds in such small samples is extremely encouraging as diamonds are rare even in the Victor kimberlite.
Additional information on the Attawapiskat Property and prior exploration results are available from DNI's website (www.dnimetals.com) and from press releases by METALEX and its partners.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the recent diamond discovery from its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 23,236,001
%SEDAR: 00010711E
SOURCE: DNI Metals Inc.
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman,
(416-595-1195), email ir@dnimetals.com; Also visit www.dnimetals.com
Copyright (C) 2010 CNW Group. All rights reserved.
weitere infos auf nachfolg. HP........
http://www.dnimetals.com/
...nach jüngst durchgef. ROLL- back von 8:1 verfügt man nunmehr
über knapp 23,5mio shares, was einer akt. WITZ- MK von cad-mios 3,3
entspricht..........wie gesagt ein WITZ.....IMO
TORONTO, May 7, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
(DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
Dumont Nickel Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it received shareholder approvals at its Special Meeting held Friday, April 30, 2010, to consolidate its shares and to change its name.
Dumont has, accordingly, amended its Articles and changed the company's name to DNI Metals Inc. ("M�taux DNI Inc." in its French version), and will consolidate its issued and outstanding shares on the basis of one (1) new common share for eight (8) old common shares. Shareholders were mailed a Letter of Transmittal from Equity Transfer & Trust Company, the Company's transfer agent and registrar.
The Company's shares will continue to be listed for trading under the trading symbol "DNI" on the TSX Venture Exchange, and will trade on a consolidated basis effective May 11, 2010.
Dumont thanks its shareholders for their overwhelming support of the two above initiatives which enable the Company to continue advancing its polymetallic black shale projects, in the Athabasca region of Alberta, through planned 2010-2011 winter drilling toward a Scoping Study and Economic Analysis.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
<< DNI - TSX Venture DG7 - Frankfurt Issued: 23,236,001 (post consolidation) >>
%SEDAR: 00010711E
SOURCE: Dumont Nickel Inc.
Dumont Nickel Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman, (416) 595-1195, email ir@dumontnickel.com; Also visit www.dumontnickel.com
Copyright (C) 2010 CNW Group. All rights reserved.
....dies scheint den investoren wohl noch nicht so recht bewußt zu
sein, aber rechne mit baldigem ende dieser schnäppchen- zeit
über knapp 23,5mio shares, was einer akt. WITZ- MK von cad-mios 3,3
entspricht..........wie gesagt ein WITZ.....IMO
TORONTO, May 7, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
(DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
Dumont Nickel Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it received shareholder approvals at its Special Meeting held Friday, April 30, 2010, to consolidate its shares and to change its name.
Dumont has, accordingly, amended its Articles and changed the company's name to DNI Metals Inc. ("M�taux DNI Inc." in its French version), and will consolidate its issued and outstanding shares on the basis of one (1) new common share for eight (8) old common shares. Shareholders were mailed a Letter of Transmittal from Equity Transfer & Trust Company, the Company's transfer agent and registrar.
The Company's shares will continue to be listed for trading under the trading symbol "DNI" on the TSX Venture Exchange, and will trade on a consolidated basis effective May 11, 2010.
Dumont thanks its shareholders for their overwhelming support of the two above initiatives which enable the Company to continue advancing its polymetallic black shale projects, in the Athabasca region of Alberta, through planned 2010-2011 winter drilling toward a Scoping Study and Economic Analysis.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
<< DNI - TSX Venture DG7 - Frankfurt Issued: 23,236,001 (post consolidation) >>
%SEDAR: 00010711E
SOURCE: Dumont Nickel Inc.
Dumont Nickel Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman, (416) 595-1195, email ir@dumontnickel.com; Also visit www.dumontnickel.com
Copyright (C) 2010 CNW Group. All rights reserved.
....dies scheint den investoren wohl noch nicht so recht bewußt zu
sein, aber rechne mit baldigem ende dieser schnäppchen- zeit
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.745.656 von hbg55 am 28.06.10 14:04:15
...mit der ernennung mr. butlers als neuen dir. scheint MIR ebenfalls
ein guter wurf gelungen zu sein..........
TORONTO, Jun 7, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
(DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Michael Butler, of Mississauga, Ontario, as a director. Mr. Butler brings to DNI over 25 years of financial industry experience.
Amongst his many accomplishments in the financial services industry, Mr. Butler was founder and President of Northwest Mutual Funds, one of Canada's fastest growing mutual fund companies. He led the merger of Northwest and The Ethical Funds Company in 2008, creating a business with over $4.3 Billion in assets under management. Mr. Butler is a past Director and former member of the Audit Committee of the Investment Funds Institute and a former member of the Young Presidents Association.
Mr. Denis Clement, the Chairman of DNI, commented: "we are very pleased to have someone with Michael's extensive experience on the Board of DNI. His strong management, marketing and sales experience in the financial industry will significantly assist DNI in developing its large Polymetallic Black Shale Project in Alberta."
Mr. Butler replaces Mr. David G. Wahl who has retired from the Company's board but has been appointed an advisor to the Company. DNI wishes to thank Mr. Wahl for his dedicated service as a member of DNI's board since 2006, but looks forward to continue working with him as a member of DNI's advisory board.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the recent diamond discovery from its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 23,236,001
%SEDAR: 00010711E
SOURCE: DNI Metals Inc.
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman, (416) 595-1195, email ir@dnimetals.com; Also visit www.dnimetals.com
Copyright (C) 2010 CNW Group. All rights reserved.
...mit der ernennung mr. butlers als neuen dir. scheint MIR ebenfalls
ein guter wurf gelungen zu sein..........
TORONTO, Jun 7, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
(DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr. Michael Butler, of Mississauga, Ontario, as a director. Mr. Butler brings to DNI over 25 years of financial industry experience.
Amongst his many accomplishments in the financial services industry, Mr. Butler was founder and President of Northwest Mutual Funds, one of Canada's fastest growing mutual fund companies. He led the merger of Northwest and The Ethical Funds Company in 2008, creating a business with over $4.3 Billion in assets under management. Mr. Butler is a past Director and former member of the Audit Committee of the Investment Funds Institute and a former member of the Young Presidents Association.
Mr. Denis Clement, the Chairman of DNI, commented: "we are very pleased to have someone with Michael's extensive experience on the Board of DNI. His strong management, marketing and sales experience in the financial industry will significantly assist DNI in developing its large Polymetallic Black Shale Project in Alberta."
Mr. Butler replaces Mr. David G. Wahl who has retired from the Company's board but has been appointed an advisor to the Company. DNI wishes to thank Mr. Wahl for his dedicated service as a member of DNI's board since 2006, but looks forward to continue working with him as a member of DNI's advisory board.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the recent diamond discovery from its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 23,236,001
%SEDAR: 00010711E
SOURCE: DNI Metals Inc.
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman, (416) 595-1195, email ir@dnimetals.com; Also visit www.dnimetals.com
Copyright (C) 2010 CNW Group. All rights reserved.
....schaumamal..........
RT..cad 0,14
RT..cad 0,14
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.746.179 von hbg55 am 28.06.10 15:34:59
...zur eröffnung siehts schon mal gaaaaar nicht so schlecht aus.....
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...zur eröffnung siehts schon mal gaaaaar nicht so schlecht aus.....
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......manch medien sehen HIER schon ne....multibillion dollar supermine
hier lest mal.........
Metal mining innovator pioneers development of multibillion dollar supermine
May 31, 2010
By Judy Monchuk
Senior Editor
Troy Media
CALGARY, AB, May. 31, 2010/ Troy Media/ — A sleeping giant of metals could be the foundation for a new mega industry in northern Alberta, a supermine with potential to generate billions of dollars in wealth for generations to come.
Toronto-based DNI Metals (TSX-VNI), a junior mining exploration and development company, believes massive black shale formations brimming with a cocktail of base and precious metals hold promise to produce the mine of the future. Unlike deposits locked far beneath the ground, these rock formations are spread over huge tracts of land. DNI’s geologists believe the Birch Mountains, near Fort McMurray, AB, might contain as much as 20 billion to 24 billion tonnes of mineralized shale.
DNI Metals Chairman Denis Clement
DNI Metals Chairman Denis Clement
“This stuff is sitting on the surface, like a huge blanket spread over 2,500 km,” said Denis Clement, chairman of the DNI board.
Geologists have known about the polymetallic black shales for years, but the metal concentrations were considered too low to make recovery profitable. Locked within the shale are nickel, cobalt, copper, zinc, uranium, gold and silver. Also fused in the rock are molybdenum, lithium and vanadium, used in metal plating and building rechargeable batteries for the auto industry.
Sustainable mining technology changes economic formula
DNI believes that new sustainable mining technology has changed that economic formula, making it possible to seriously consider the metals bearing black shales as prospective mineral opportunities with potential to generate billions of dollars in revenue over the next few decades.
The novel process of biological heapleaching, a kind of mineral compost that leaches out minerals and metals, was developed as a sustainable way to exploit Europe’s metal assets. By 2008, Talvivaara Mining Co . put “bio-heapleaching” into full production in Finland as a low-cost producer to extract nickel, cobalt, copper, manganese and zinc out of low-grade ore deposits that competitors view as uneconomic.
“We’re proposing to transplant that mindset and apply it in Alberta,” said geologist Shahe Sabag, DNI’s president and CEO, who has been captivated by the black shale formations for two decades. The land held by DNI has six parcels, each of which could host a deposit with the potential to be mined for 50 to 100 years. “You are looking at a material future, long-term source to metals that needs to be tested and developed,” he says.
Key to economic success
Having a wide swath of minerals and metals to mine can make the operation much more resilient to price swings in the marketplace. “The fact that you’re dealing with six different metals can hedge against (boom and bust) cycles,” says Sabag. “It’s not oil.”
It’s the potential of wringing multiple deposits from the black shale that DNI believes is the key to economic success. Talvivaara recently announced it was adding uranium to the list of extractable metals from its Finnish mine, saying it has the resource to meet almost all the needs of Finland’s nuclear power industry. Any success Talvivaara achieves by expanding its booty of metals and minerals boosts DNI’s contention that mining black shale using biological heaps can be an economic gold mine.
“Who knows how many of these things are extractable?” said Clement. “As they keep adding elements, the economics keep getting better and better.”
Other companies are examining the low-cost process, including Australian nickel producer Western Area (TSX:WSA), which is about to try bio-heapleaching in its mine east of Perth, Continental Precious Minerals (TSX: CZQ) in the Swedish alum shale, and Canadian mining giant Teck Resources Limited (TSX:TCK.A and TSX:TCK.B and NYSE:TCK) at its Quebrada Blanca copper mine in Chile.
David Cotterell, an analyst with BMO Capital Markets in London, keeps a close eye on Talvivaara’s fortunes. Cotterell said the Talvivaara mine has suffered “teething issues” as its operations ramp up toward full production.
“It’s been a bumpy ride, but we expect to see more at the end of 2010,” said Cotterell. Still, “if this thing works, Talvivaara will be one of the lower-cost nickel producers in the world.”
And that means major profit potential.
Largest reservoir of heavy crude oil
DNI’s black shale formations are located in the Birch Mountains, adjacent to the Athabasca oilsands that hold the world’s largest reservoir of heavy crude oil. Development of that resource has created infrastructure that could be easily used by a mine and leaching operation.
It’s an area accustomed to economic booms. Tens of billions of dollars have been spent on massive developments to access crude oil and the tar-like oil sands bitumen. Billions more have been spent on pipelines to ship the resource. These megaprojects have made Alberta the economic engine of Canada in recent years. Energy royalties have made the province rich, accounting for one-third of government revenues.
It’s too early to say how many jobs a mine and biological heapleaching operation could produce. But the local economy could benefit from a sustainable industry that makes the regional and provincial economies less vulnerable to the wild expansion and contraction swings that come with volatile oil prices.
“An idea like this, tapping into natural resources and harnessing technology in a way that could be economically viable, sounds very promising,” said Todd Hirsch, senior economist at ATB Financial, a Crown corporation and Alberta’s largest financial institution. Hirsch has long called for economic diversification in the province, but says the Fort McMurray region is particularly at risk if anything happens to the energy industry.
“What’s the region going to do when hydrocarbons and the oilsands aren’t the lifeblood?” he said. “What’s going to power the economy?”
Mineral royalties could also make a substantial contribution to the provincial treasury.
The Alberta Chamber of Resources is studying what metal mining could contribute to the overall Alberta economy. That research is part of the chamber’s larger task force on resource development set for release in July 2010.
Clement, who has spent almost two decades in resource exploration, describes the potential of the black shale as massive. Having the resource located in Alberta, a politically stable jurisdiction with a business-friendly government, bodes well for black shale mining.
“As we apply current technology, you could develop something that could supply metals for a long, long time,” says Clement. “Someone looking out 20 or 30 years for a supply of materials would have to take this seriously.”
DNI’s Sabag says black shale mining today is at the same stage of development as oilsands were 40 years ago. But captains of industry and politics of the day saw the economic potential that has turned the oilsands into the engine that drives much of the economy in Canada and North America.
The ecological advantage of bio-heapleaching
Using bio-heapleaching processes provides the ecological advantage that builds on the economic potential to make metal mining a long-term option in northern Alberta. Even government stands to benefit significantly from perpetual mineral royalties generated during the life of a multi-billion dollar mining operation.
Nations such as China are scouring the globe seeking major resource stores to supply their economic advances. Yet Clement says it’s hard to get major industrial developers to sit up and take notice of a junior mining company valued at under $10 million.
“People are having a hard time getting their heads around a project with this much potential from a junior miner,” said Clement. “The magnitude and scale of this project could be huge. And we want to present the potential of this unique opportunity to the world.”
DNI recently released studies that show significant metals recovery from black shale samples using laboratory leaching. Other sustainability and economic studies are underway, with results expected this year and next.
“We have to apply this technology to prove there are high enough quantities of recoverable metals and prove the economics,” adds Clement. “We are not going to recreate the wheel. Our goal is to apply proven technology in Alberta. It’s also a project that could have many green returns.”
Channels: Vegreville Observer, June 16, 2010
hier lest mal.........
Metal mining innovator pioneers development of multibillion dollar supermine
May 31, 2010
By Judy Monchuk
Senior Editor
Troy Media
CALGARY, AB, May. 31, 2010/ Troy Media/ — A sleeping giant of metals could be the foundation for a new mega industry in northern Alberta, a supermine with potential to generate billions of dollars in wealth for generations to come.
Toronto-based DNI Metals (TSX-VNI), a junior mining exploration and development company, believes massive black shale formations brimming with a cocktail of base and precious metals hold promise to produce the mine of the future. Unlike deposits locked far beneath the ground, these rock formations are spread over huge tracts of land. DNI’s geologists believe the Birch Mountains, near Fort McMurray, AB, might contain as much as 20 billion to 24 billion tonnes of mineralized shale.
DNI Metals Chairman Denis Clement
DNI Metals Chairman Denis Clement
“This stuff is sitting on the surface, like a huge blanket spread over 2,500 km,” said Denis Clement, chairman of the DNI board.
Geologists have known about the polymetallic black shales for years, but the metal concentrations were considered too low to make recovery profitable. Locked within the shale are nickel, cobalt, copper, zinc, uranium, gold and silver. Also fused in the rock are molybdenum, lithium and vanadium, used in metal plating and building rechargeable batteries for the auto industry.
Sustainable mining technology changes economic formula
DNI believes that new sustainable mining technology has changed that economic formula, making it possible to seriously consider the metals bearing black shales as prospective mineral opportunities with potential to generate billions of dollars in revenue over the next few decades.
The novel process of biological heapleaching, a kind of mineral compost that leaches out minerals and metals, was developed as a sustainable way to exploit Europe’s metal assets. By 2008, Talvivaara Mining Co . put “bio-heapleaching” into full production in Finland as a low-cost producer to extract nickel, cobalt, copper, manganese and zinc out of low-grade ore deposits that competitors view as uneconomic.
“We’re proposing to transplant that mindset and apply it in Alberta,” said geologist Shahe Sabag, DNI’s president and CEO, who has been captivated by the black shale formations for two decades. The land held by DNI has six parcels, each of which could host a deposit with the potential to be mined for 50 to 100 years. “You are looking at a material future, long-term source to metals that needs to be tested and developed,” he says.
Key to economic success
Having a wide swath of minerals and metals to mine can make the operation much more resilient to price swings in the marketplace. “The fact that you’re dealing with six different metals can hedge against (boom and bust) cycles,” says Sabag. “It’s not oil.”
It’s the potential of wringing multiple deposits from the black shale that DNI believes is the key to economic success. Talvivaara recently announced it was adding uranium to the list of extractable metals from its Finnish mine, saying it has the resource to meet almost all the needs of Finland’s nuclear power industry. Any success Talvivaara achieves by expanding its booty of metals and minerals boosts DNI’s contention that mining black shale using biological heaps can be an economic gold mine.
“Who knows how many of these things are extractable?” said Clement. “As they keep adding elements, the economics keep getting better and better.”
Other companies are examining the low-cost process, including Australian nickel producer Western Area (TSX:WSA), which is about to try bio-heapleaching in its mine east of Perth, Continental Precious Minerals (TSX: CZQ) in the Swedish alum shale, and Canadian mining giant Teck Resources Limited (TSX:TCK.A and TSX:TCK.B and NYSE:TCK) at its Quebrada Blanca copper mine in Chile.
David Cotterell, an analyst with BMO Capital Markets in London, keeps a close eye on Talvivaara’s fortunes. Cotterell said the Talvivaara mine has suffered “teething issues” as its operations ramp up toward full production.
“It’s been a bumpy ride, but we expect to see more at the end of 2010,” said Cotterell. Still, “if this thing works, Talvivaara will be one of the lower-cost nickel producers in the world.”
And that means major profit potential.
Largest reservoir of heavy crude oil
DNI’s black shale formations are located in the Birch Mountains, adjacent to the Athabasca oilsands that hold the world’s largest reservoir of heavy crude oil. Development of that resource has created infrastructure that could be easily used by a mine and leaching operation.
It’s an area accustomed to economic booms. Tens of billions of dollars have been spent on massive developments to access crude oil and the tar-like oil sands bitumen. Billions more have been spent on pipelines to ship the resource. These megaprojects have made Alberta the economic engine of Canada in recent years. Energy royalties have made the province rich, accounting for one-third of government revenues.
It’s too early to say how many jobs a mine and biological heapleaching operation could produce. But the local economy could benefit from a sustainable industry that makes the regional and provincial economies less vulnerable to the wild expansion and contraction swings that come with volatile oil prices.
“An idea like this, tapping into natural resources and harnessing technology in a way that could be economically viable, sounds very promising,” said Todd Hirsch, senior economist at ATB Financial, a Crown corporation and Alberta’s largest financial institution. Hirsch has long called for economic diversification in the province, but says the Fort McMurray region is particularly at risk if anything happens to the energy industry.
“What’s the region going to do when hydrocarbons and the oilsands aren’t the lifeblood?” he said. “What’s going to power the economy?”
Mineral royalties could also make a substantial contribution to the provincial treasury.
The Alberta Chamber of Resources is studying what metal mining could contribute to the overall Alberta economy. That research is part of the chamber’s larger task force on resource development set for release in July 2010.
Clement, who has spent almost two decades in resource exploration, describes the potential of the black shale as massive. Having the resource located in Alberta, a politically stable jurisdiction with a business-friendly government, bodes well for black shale mining.
“As we apply current technology, you could develop something that could supply metals for a long, long time,” says Clement. “Someone looking out 20 or 30 years for a supply of materials would have to take this seriously.”
DNI’s Sabag says black shale mining today is at the same stage of development as oilsands were 40 years ago. But captains of industry and politics of the day saw the economic potential that has turned the oilsands into the engine that drives much of the economy in Canada and North America.
The ecological advantage of bio-heapleaching
Using bio-heapleaching processes provides the ecological advantage that builds on the economic potential to make metal mining a long-term option in northern Alberta. Even government stands to benefit significantly from perpetual mineral royalties generated during the life of a multi-billion dollar mining operation.
Nations such as China are scouring the globe seeking major resource stores to supply their economic advances. Yet Clement says it’s hard to get major industrial developers to sit up and take notice of a junior mining company valued at under $10 million.
“People are having a hard time getting their heads around a project with this much potential from a junior miner,” said Clement. “The magnitude and scale of this project could be huge. And we want to present the potential of this unique opportunity to the world.”
DNI recently released studies that show significant metals recovery from black shale samples using laboratory leaching. Other sustainability and economic studies are underway, with results expected this year and next.
“We have to apply this technology to prove there are high enough quantities of recoverable metals and prove the economics,” adds Clement. “We are not going to recreate the wheel. Our goal is to apply proven technology in Alberta. It’s also a project that could have many green returns.”
Channels: Vegreville Observer, June 16, 2010
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.746.646 von hbg55 am 28.06.10 16:50:22-winzige MCap
-ansehnliche(ca.2500 km2) polymetall-Resource oberflächlich
mit einem abbaupotential von über 20 jahren
-umweltvertäglicher Erzabbau-"bio leaching"(ohne cyanid): ist mehr als aktuell
spätestens seit dem BP debarkel...
-weitere liegenschaft(Diamanten) nahe DeBeers mit kürzlich pos.testbohrungen
-im stockhouse duchaus positive stimmung
.....denke hier könnte was werden..
risiko hin,risiko her;bin seit heute im boot
-ansehnliche(ca.2500 km2) polymetall-Resource oberflächlich
mit einem abbaupotential von über 20 jahren
-umweltvertäglicher Erzabbau-"bio leaching"(ohne cyanid): ist mehr als aktuell
spätestens seit dem BP debarkel...
-weitere liegenschaft(Diamanten) nahe DeBeers mit kürzlich pos.testbohrungen
-im stockhouse duchaus positive stimmung
.....denke hier könnte was werden..
risiko hin,risiko her;bin seit heute im boot
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.752.234 von runn64 am 29.06.10 16:22:43
...in diesem sinne.........LET HER RUNNNNNNNNN
...in diesem sinne.........LET HER RUNNNNNNNNN
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.752.258 von hbg55 am 29.06.10 16:25:30nichts dagegen,
bin allerdigs ein miserabeler markettimer
könnte noch ewtl. etwas zurückkommen aaaber wie bei GQ
wird es "at the end of the day" so ziiemlich egal sein
das wissen wir zu gut
bin allerdigs ein miserabeler markettimer
könnte noch ewtl. etwas zurückkommen aaaber wie bei GQ
wird es "at the end of the day" so ziiemlich egal sein
das wissen wir zu gut
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.752.447 von runn64 am 29.06.10 16:47:37
...angesichts der persp. erachte ich rückschlag- potential
als seeeehr überschaubar - da ists schon guuuuut, wenn man die 1. posi
im depot hat
...angesichts der persp. erachte ich rückschlag- potential
als seeeehr überschaubar - da ists schon guuuuut, wenn man die 1. posi
im depot hat
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.752.447 von runn64 am 29.06.10 16:47:37
....was heißt ´richtiges timing´ in akt. phase......die tiefstkurse
für KAUF bzw. höchsten fürn VERKAUF trifft man eeeeeeh nicht....ICH
jedenfalls nicht
im übrigen hat sich DNI angesichts tiefroten marktumfelds gut
behaupten können.......wie nachfolg. trades zeigen.......
Recent Trades - All 7 today
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
14:31:32 V 0.145 -0.005 1,000 33 Canaccord 62 Haywood K
14:30:52 V 0.145 -0.005 58,000 33 Canaccord 62 Haywood K
14:30:52 V 0.145 -0.005 10,000 33 Canaccord 9 BMO Nesbitt K
10:35:49 V 0.145 -0.005 15,000 15 UBS 9 BMO Nesbitt K
09:30:00 V 0.15 0.00 500 15 UBS 9 BMO Nesbitt K
09:30:00 V 0.15 0.00 9,500 15 UBS 79 CIBC K
09:30:00 V 0.15 0.00 10,000 15 UBS 2 RBC KL
....was heißt ´richtiges timing´ in akt. phase......die tiefstkurse
für KAUF bzw. höchsten fürn VERKAUF trifft man eeeeeeh nicht....ICH
jedenfalls nicht
im übrigen hat sich DNI angesichts tiefroten marktumfelds gut
behaupten können.......wie nachfolg. trades zeigen.......
Recent Trades - All 7 today
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
14:31:32 V 0.145 -0.005 1,000 33 Canaccord 62 Haywood K
14:30:52 V 0.145 -0.005 58,000 33 Canaccord 62 Haywood K
14:30:52 V 0.145 -0.005 10,000 33 Canaccord 9 BMO Nesbitt K
10:35:49 V 0.145 -0.005 15,000 15 UBS 9 BMO Nesbitt K
09:30:00 V 0.15 0.00 500 15 UBS 9 BMO Nesbitt K
09:30:00 V 0.15 0.00 9,500 15 UBS 79 CIBC K
09:30:00 V 0.15 0.00 10,000 15 UBS 2 RBC KL
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.754.627 von hbg55 am 29.06.10 23:10:08Hallo hbg55
Was Du immer ausgräbst
Klingt wirklich intressant... muss mich mal einlesen.
cu
Was Du immer ausgräbst
Klingt wirklich intressant... muss mich mal einlesen.
cu
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.758.063 von Ahorne am 30.06.10 15:48:32ja,da ist h5 ganz groß drin- habe mal versucht
dagegenzuhalten,jedoch um meilen geschlagen
keine ahnung ob uns hier der DIAMANTENFIEBER
weiterbringt,setze mehr auf die "bio leaching"
fantasie
dagegenzuhalten,jedoch um meilen geschlagen
keine ahnung ob uns hier der DIAMANTENFIEBER
weiterbringt,setze mehr auf die "bio leaching"
fantasie
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.758.063 von Ahorne am 30.06.10 15:48:32
moin ahorne,
...freut mich, daß ich da auch was für deinen geschmack gefunden hab
denke ´lesestunde´ dürfte sich lohnen......zumal kurs noch unfassbar
günstig und zum zustieg gradezu einlädt....IMO
moin ahorne,
...freut mich, daß ich da auch was für deinen geschmack gefunden hab
denke ´lesestunde´ dürfte sich lohnen......zumal kurs noch unfassbar
günstig und zum zustieg gradezu einlädt....IMO
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.761.382 von hbg55 am 01.07.10 08:43:21danke hbg55
so, ich fange mich mal einzu lesen:
D.h. Solte alles so kommen wie unten beschreiben: Hält DNI 10% und hat keine Kosten.
und kann sich voll auf Black Shale Metal Projects konzentieren.
attawapiskat diamond property
The Kel-Ex Option:
Under an Option agreement dated January 27, 2003 (announced in March 2003), Kel-Ex Development Ltd. has the option to earn up to a 90% interest in DNI’s Attawapiskat Property. Kel-Ex must spend $1,500,000 over a 3 year period, produce a feasibility study recommending development of any part of the property, and bring any deposit discovered to production at its expense. Expenses are to be recovered from first production proceeds. DNI retains a 10% participating interest in the project and a 5% interest in any new acquisitions by Kel-Ex within certain surrounding areas.
so, ich fange mich mal einzu lesen:
D.h. Solte alles so kommen wie unten beschreiben: Hält DNI 10% und hat keine Kosten.
und kann sich voll auf Black Shale Metal Projects konzentieren.
attawapiskat diamond property
The Kel-Ex Option:
Under an Option agreement dated January 27, 2003 (announced in March 2003), Kel-Ex Development Ltd. has the option to earn up to a 90% interest in DNI’s Attawapiskat Property. Kel-Ex must spend $1,500,000 over a 3 year period, produce a feasibility study recommending development of any part of the property, and bring any deposit discovered to production at its expense. Expenses are to be recovered from first production proceeds. DNI retains a 10% participating interest in the project and a 5% interest in any new acquisitions by Kel-Ex within certain surrounding areas.
DNI acquires additional ground to expand its asphalt polymetallic zone, Athabasca region, Alberta
http://www.canadanewswire.com/en/releases/archive/July2010/0…
TORONTO, July 7 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it has made the necessary applications to acquire additional ground adjoining its Alberta polymetallic black shale Property in the Athabasca region.
The additional permits will expand the Property by approximately 180 square kilometers and will secure the westerly projected extension of the Asphalt Polymetallic Zone for an additional six kilometres over strategic areas with minimal overburden cover.
The Asphalt Zone hosts one of two Potential Mineral Deposits previously identified at the Property by DNI announced in press on November 10, 2008.
A field sampling program was completed over the property in June to collect additional sample material for expanded leaching testwork. Preparations are also well underway for a winter drilling program to upgrade and classify the Asphalt and Buckton Potential Mineral Deposits into Resources.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 23,236,001
%SEDAR: 00010711E
http://www.canadanewswire.com/en/releases/archive/July2010/0…
TORONTO, July 7 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it has made the necessary applications to acquire additional ground adjoining its Alberta polymetallic black shale Property in the Athabasca region.
The additional permits will expand the Property by approximately 180 square kilometers and will secure the westerly projected extension of the Asphalt Polymetallic Zone for an additional six kilometres over strategic areas with minimal overburden cover.
The Asphalt Zone hosts one of two Potential Mineral Deposits previously identified at the Property by DNI announced in press on November 10, 2008.
A field sampling program was completed over the property in June to collect additional sample material for expanded leaching testwork. Preparations are also well underway for a winter drilling program to upgrade and classify the Asphalt and Buckton Potential Mineral Deposits into Resources.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 23,236,001
%SEDAR: 00010711E
0,056€ seitwärts
Nun habe ich statt 50.000 Dumont Nickel - 6250 DNI Metals
weil ich diesen Wert garnicht mehr auf dem Radarschirm hatte - Selbstschuld !
eine absolute Lachnummer - ein Reinfall erster Klasse !
Nun habe ich statt 50.000 Dumont Nickel - 6250 DNI Metals
weil ich diesen Wert garnicht mehr auf dem Radarschirm hatte - Selbstschuld !
eine absolute Lachnummer - ein Reinfall erster Klasse !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.841.744 von R1712D am 19.07.10 15:36:29...SOOOO seh ichs nicht - les mal nachfolg. meldung, dann dürftest
auch DU ein andres bild gewinnen..........
DNI completes first tranche interim financing for drilling at Alberta polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta
Aug. 4, 2010 (Canada NewsWire Group) --
(DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Aug. 4 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it has completed the first tranche of a non-brokered private placement of flow-through and non-flow-through shares, with arm's length and non-arm's length parties, for aggregate gross proceeds of $812,990. The securities issued under the private placements are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on December 5, 2010.
The financing consisted of: (i) placement of 4,445,643 units at a price of 14 cents per unit, for gross proceeds of $622,390, each unit consisting of one common share and one half of a common share purchase warrant, each full warrant entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 20 cents for a period of eighteen months from closing; and (ii) placement of 1,361,429 flow-through shares at a price of 14 cents per share, for gross proceeds of $190,600. Insiders participated in the placements to an aggregate of $329,400, including $29,400 from two directors.
A commission will be paid in connection with some of the placements, consisting of an aggregate of $17,856 and issuance of 127,543 broker warrants entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 14 cents for a period of eighteen months from closing. Shares underlying the broker warrants are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on December 5, 2010.
The current closing is part of a larger private placement financing to be concluded shortly, on terms which contemplate: (a) issuance of up to 15,000,000 flow-through shares at a price of 14 cents each, for gross proceeds of up to $2,100,000; and (b) issuance of up to 10,000,000 units at a price of 14 cents per unit, for gross proceeds of up to $1,400,000, each unit consisting of one common share and one half of one share purchase warrant entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 20 cents for a period of eighteen months from closing.
Proceeds of the financing will be applied toward DNI's polymetallic shale properties, Athabasca region, Alberta, toward expanded metals leaching R&D testwork and a winter drilling program, to advance the two Potential Mineral Deposits previously identified (announced November 10, 2008) through resource studies toward scoping and economic studies.
A portion of the funds will also be applied toward short term operating working capital requirements.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 23,236,001 (29,043,073 post-financing)
%SEDAR: 00010711E
....wennn das alles ´schrott´ wäre, würden die akt. KEINEN CENT aufm
kapitalmarkt bekommen !!!!
auch DU ein andres bild gewinnen..........
DNI completes first tranche interim financing for drilling at Alberta polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta
Aug. 4, 2010 (Canada NewsWire Group) --
(DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Aug. 4 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it has completed the first tranche of a non-brokered private placement of flow-through and non-flow-through shares, with arm's length and non-arm's length parties, for aggregate gross proceeds of $812,990. The securities issued under the private placements are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on December 5, 2010.
The financing consisted of: (i) placement of 4,445,643 units at a price of 14 cents per unit, for gross proceeds of $622,390, each unit consisting of one common share and one half of a common share purchase warrant, each full warrant entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 20 cents for a period of eighteen months from closing; and (ii) placement of 1,361,429 flow-through shares at a price of 14 cents per share, for gross proceeds of $190,600. Insiders participated in the placements to an aggregate of $329,400, including $29,400 from two directors.
A commission will be paid in connection with some of the placements, consisting of an aggregate of $17,856 and issuance of 127,543 broker warrants entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 14 cents for a period of eighteen months from closing. Shares underlying the broker warrants are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on December 5, 2010.
The current closing is part of a larger private placement financing to be concluded shortly, on terms which contemplate: (a) issuance of up to 15,000,000 flow-through shares at a price of 14 cents each, for gross proceeds of up to $2,100,000; and (b) issuance of up to 10,000,000 units at a price of 14 cents per unit, for gross proceeds of up to $1,400,000, each unit consisting of one common share and one half of one share purchase warrant entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 20 cents for a period of eighteen months from closing.
Proceeds of the financing will be applied toward DNI's polymetallic shale properties, Athabasca region, Alberta, toward expanded metals leaching R&D testwork and a winter drilling program, to advance the two Potential Mineral Deposits previously identified (announced November 10, 2008) through resource studies toward scoping and economic studies.
A portion of the funds will also be applied toward short term operating working capital requirements.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 23,236,001 (29,043,073 post-financing)
%SEDAR: 00010711E
....wennn das alles ´schrott´ wäre, würden die akt. KEINEN CENT aufm
kapitalmarkt bekommen !!!!
2010-08-05 20:04 ET - News Release
See News Release (C-FNR) 49 North Resources Inc
Mr. Tom MacNeill of 49 North Resources reports
49 NORTH RESOURCES INC. INCREASES INTEREST IN DNI METALS INC.
49 North Resources Inc., in connection with the closing of a private placement offering by DNI Metals Inc. on Aug. 4, 2010, has acquired ownership of 2,142,858 common shares of DNI (representing 7.38 per cent of DNI's outstanding common shares) and 535,714 warrants, each exercisable into a common share of DNI for 20 cents per share (representing 23.49 per cent of DNI's outstanding warrants). Prior to the closing of the private placement, FNR owned 3,096,375 common shares of DNI.
Upon closing of the private placement, FNR will own 5,239,233 common shares (representing 18.04 per cent of DNI's outstanding common shares) and warrants exercisable into 535,714 common shares (representing 23.49 per cent of the outstanding warrants).
In connection with the subscription for securities, FNR and DNI entered into a subscription agreement providing for the issuance of: (i) 1,071,429 units for 14 cents per unit, each unit comprising one common share and one-half share purchase warrant; and (ii) 1,071,429 common shares issued on a flow-through basis.
FNR acquired the securities in the private placement for investment purposes. FNR may in the future take such actions in respect of its holdings as it may deem appropriate in light of the circumstances then existing, including acquiring ownership or control over additional common shares or other securities of DNI or the disposition of all or a portion of its holdings in open-market or in privately negotiated transactions.
The subscription for units was carried out in accordance with and in reliance on the accredited investor exemption in Section 2.3 of National Instrument 45-106 -- Prospectus and Registration Exemptions -- which has been adopted by the securities regulatory authorities in all provinces of Canada and which exempts the issue of such securities from the registration and prospectus requirements of applicable securities law.
A copy of the early warning report in respect of this transaction has been filed with the applicable securities commissions and can be found on SEDAR.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 39.933.337 von hbg55 am 05.08.10 11:44:24
.....und nachfolg. mal die entspr. map/ grafiken, um sich ein besseres
bild vom projekt machen zu können, wenn nun, nach abgeschlossener PP,
weitere expl.- aktiv. gemeldet werden...........
http://www.dnimetals.com/
.....und nachfolg. mal die entspr. map/ grafiken, um sich ein besseres
bild vom projekt machen zu können, wenn nun, nach abgeschlossener PP,
weitere expl.- aktiv. gemeldet werden...........
http://www.dnimetals.com/
news!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.172.307 von runn64 am 18.09.10 01:02:24
...und zwar folg........
DNI CONCLUDES ADDITIONAL ACQUISITIONS AND COMMENCES STAGE-2 METALS LEACHING TESTWORK, ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
Sep. 17, 2010 (Canada NewsWire Group) --
(DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Sept. 17 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it has continued to make tangible progress toward advancing development of its polymetallic black shale Property in the Athabasca region, Alberta. DNI has concluded acquisition of the additional contiguous permits announced in July to secure the westerly projected extension of the Asphalt Polymetallic Zone for an additional six kilometres over strategic areas with minimal overburden cover. The Asphalt Zone hosts one of two Potential Mineral Deposits identified at the Property by DNI, previously announced on November 10, 2008. The acquisition expands the Property to approximately 2600 square kilometres.
After substantially concluding initial metal leaching testwork, DNI has commenced Stage-2 leaching tests to expand on favourable results reported from the Stage-1 work which were announced on March 4 and April 28, 2010. Results from the leaching tests conducted thus far demonstrated that metals can be collectively and readily recovered from samples of black shale from the Property and that recoveries are high enough to compel expansion of the testwork to optimize test conditions to enhance recoveries.
DNI continues to advance toward scaled up benchtests and column leaching, initially relying on surface samples recently collected from the Property. Additional tests to follow will rely on drill core from planned drilling scheduled for the upcoming winter. This work will advance the two Potential Mineral Deposits previously identified on the Property (announced November 10, 2008) through resource studies toward scoping and economic studies. Permitting for the planned drilling is underway.
DNI is also pleased to announce that it has appointed Mr.Chris Welner, Calgary, to its Advisory Committee which was established in July 2008 to assist DNI with development of its polymetallic black shale Properties. Mr.Welner is a journalist and communications professional with over 25 years experience in media, government and the private sector. He is a graduate of Ryerson University, and has worked as a staff reporter and editor of a number of recognized Canadian newsprint organizations, and as Communications Director for provincial government departments in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Mr.Welner will assist DNI in his capacity as media relations advisor.
DNI has granted 1,245,000 stock options, pursuant to the Company's Stock Option Plan, to its management, employees and advisors, to allow for the purchase of up to an aggregate of 1,245,000 common shares at a price of 15 cents per share for up to five years. Of the options granted, an aggregate of 1,100,000 were granted to officers and directors.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
<<
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 29,400,217
>>
%SEDAR: 00010711E
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman - 416-595-1195, email ir@dnimetals.com. Also visit www.dnimetals.com
http://tmx.quotemedia.com/article.php?newsid=34066331&qm_sym…
...und zwar folg........
DNI CONCLUDES ADDITIONAL ACQUISITIONS AND COMMENCES STAGE-2 METALS LEACHING TESTWORK, ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
Sep. 17, 2010 (Canada NewsWire Group) --
(DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Sept. 17 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it has continued to make tangible progress toward advancing development of its polymetallic black shale Property in the Athabasca region, Alberta. DNI has concluded acquisition of the additional contiguous permits announced in July to secure the westerly projected extension of the Asphalt Polymetallic Zone for an additional six kilometres over strategic areas with minimal overburden cover. The Asphalt Zone hosts one of two Potential Mineral Deposits identified at the Property by DNI, previously announced on November 10, 2008. The acquisition expands the Property to approximately 2600 square kilometres.
After substantially concluding initial metal leaching testwork, DNI has commenced Stage-2 leaching tests to expand on favourable results reported from the Stage-1 work which were announced on March 4 and April 28, 2010. Results from the leaching tests conducted thus far demonstrated that metals can be collectively and readily recovered from samples of black shale from the Property and that recoveries are high enough to compel expansion of the testwork to optimize test conditions to enhance recoveries.
DNI continues to advance toward scaled up benchtests and column leaching, initially relying on surface samples recently collected from the Property. Additional tests to follow will rely on drill core from planned drilling scheduled for the upcoming winter. This work will advance the two Potential Mineral Deposits previously identified on the Property (announced November 10, 2008) through resource studies toward scoping and economic studies. Permitting for the planned drilling is underway.
DNI is also pleased to announce that it has appointed Mr.Chris Welner, Calgary, to its Advisory Committee which was established in July 2008 to assist DNI with development of its polymetallic black shale Properties. Mr.Welner is a journalist and communications professional with over 25 years experience in media, government and the private sector. He is a graduate of Ryerson University, and has worked as a staff reporter and editor of a number of recognized Canadian newsprint organizations, and as Communications Director for provincial government departments in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Mr.Welner will assist DNI in his capacity as media relations advisor.
DNI has granted 1,245,000 stock options, pursuant to the Company's Stock Option Plan, to its management, employees and advisors, to allow for the purchase of up to an aggregate of 1,245,000 common shares at a price of 15 cents per share for up to five years. Of the options granted, an aggregate of 1,100,000 were granted to officers and directors.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
<<
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 29,400,217
>>
%SEDAR: 00010711E
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman - 416-595-1195, email ir@dnimetals.com. Also visit www.dnimetals.com
http://tmx.quotemedia.com/article.php?newsid=34066331&qm_sym…
moinmoin DNI-lers & HAPPY 2011 to ALLLLLLL
unsre DNI hat das Q4 dazu genutzt abisl CASH einzusammeln, um
hofftl. erfolgreich verlaufene expl-programme aufzulegen - DANN
MAN LOOOOOS JETZT
NEWS RELEASE
DNI METALS INC. - December 10, 2010
DNI CONCLUDES ADDITIONAL FINANCING TO COMMENCE DRILLING ON ITS ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
DNI METALS INC. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it has completed a non-brokered private placement of flow-through shares with arm's length parties for aggregate gross proceeds of $600,000. The securities issued under the private placement are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on April 10, 2011.
The financing consisted of the placement of 5 million flow-through shares at a price of 12 cents per share. A commission was paid in connection with the placement, consisting of an aggregate of $48,000 and issuance of 400,000 warrants, each warrant entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 12 cents for a period of eighteen months from closing. Shares underlying the broker warrants are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on April 10, 2011.
Proceeds of the financing, together with funds secured during the past few months, will be applied toward commencing a winter drilling program to advance the two Potential Mineral Deposits previously identified (announced November 10, 2008) through resource studies toward scoping and economic studies.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 35,800,217 (Post-Financing)
For further information, contact:
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman - 416-595-1195
email ir@dnimetals.com. Also visit www.dnimetals.com
insider kaufen, 58000 Stück.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 40.987.553 von Karle45 am 05.02.11 06:09:15
thx k45
NICHT zu vergessen auch die ÜBER 3mios, die JOE DWEK bei letzter PP
in 12.2010 investiert hat !!!
http://www.canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?…
thx k45
NICHT zu vergessen auch die ÜBER 3mios, die JOE DWEK bei letzter PP
in 12.2010 investiert hat !!!
http://www.canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?…
hopplaaaa..........unser baby kommt in AUFBRUCH- stimmung.....
RT....cad 0,15
...bin echt gespannt was hier nach dem schönheitsschlaf drin ist
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.046.133 von runn64 am 15.02.11 21:29:06
moin r64,
...perspektiven - da erinner ich doch geeeeerne an beitrag 6 in diesem thr.
moin r64,
...perspektiven - da erinner ich doch geeeeerne an beitrag 6 in diesem thr.
beendeten gestrigen handel schlussendlich mit nem satten vol& kurssprung
von ÜBER 30 % ...........mit folg. LASTS.........
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 51
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:55:09 V 0.175 0.045 2,000 2 RBC 1 Anonymous K
15:54:54 V 0.175 0.045 10,000 2 RBC 7 TD Sec K
15:54:54 V 0.175 0.045 10,000 2 RBC 2 RBC K
15:54:54 V 0.175 0.045 1,500 2 RBC 79 CIBC K
15:40:03 V 0.155 0.025 250 6 Union 7 TD Sec E
15:40:03 V 0.155 0.025 2,000 1 Anonymous 7 TD Sec K
15:40:03 V 0.16 0.03 1,000 2 RBC 7 TD Sec K
15:38:29 V 0.16 0.03 1,500 2 RBC 7 TD Sec K
15:38:06 V 0.165 0.035 1,500 2 RBC 7 TD Sec K
15:37:31 V 0.165 0.035 5,000 2 RBC 7 TD Sec K
....uuuuund dennoch weist unser baby erst ne MK von grad mal eben
cad-mios 6,5 auf - DAS läßt ermessen, welch potential hier noch drinsteckt
...gesamtmarkt zwar ROT........kurs von DNI rückt weiter UPPPP gen 0,20....
schließt sogar auf TH......
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 48
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 4,000 33 Canaccord 124 Questrade K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 5,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 5,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 6,000 33 Canaccord 124 Questrade K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 4,500 33 Canaccord 2 RBC K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 10,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 5,500 33 Canaccord 85 Scotia K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 10,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:42:24 V 0.175 0.015 5,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
15:42:08 V 0.175 0.015 250 6 Union 85 Scotia E
schließt sogar auf TH......
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 48
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 4,000 33 Canaccord 124 Questrade K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 5,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 5,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 6,000 33 Canaccord 124 Questrade K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 4,500 33 Canaccord 2 RBC K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 10,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 5,500 33 Canaccord 85 Scotia K
15:55:27 V 0.18 0.02 10,000 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
15:42:24 V 0.175 0.015 5,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
15:42:08 V 0.175 0.015 250 6 Union 85 Scotia E
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.088.321 von hbg55 am 22.02.11 23:45:21mal schauen, ob wir denn heute schon mal an der 0,20 ´knabbern´ können......
gleichbedeutend mit 12- monats- HOCH
mit gestrigem SK von cad 0,18 wird dieses baby noch immmmmer sehr
günsitg bewertet.......grad mal cad-mios 7,-
gleichbedeutend mit 12- monats- HOCH
mit gestrigem SK von cad 0,18 wird dieses baby noch immmmmer sehr
günsitg bewertet.......grad mal cad-mios 7,-
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.090.400 von hbg55 am 23.02.11 11:12:05
joooo........geht los mit der knabberei
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 45
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
14:50:59 V 0.20 0.02 8,000 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 400 6 Union 58 Qtrade E
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 250 6 Union 19 Desjardins E
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 12,000 7 TD Sec 58 Qtrade K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 10,000 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 27,500 7 TD Sec 9 BMO Nesbitt K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 1,500 7 TD Sec 79 CIBC K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 3,000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 60,000 7 TD Sec 2 RBC K
14:50:44 V 0.195 0.015 12,500 7 TD Sec 85 Scotia K
joooo........geht los mit der knabberei
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 45
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
14:50:59 V 0.20 0.02 8,000 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 400 6 Union 58 Qtrade E
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 250 6 Union 19 Desjardins E
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 12,000 7 TD Sec 58 Qtrade K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 10,000 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 27,500 7 TD Sec 9 BMO Nesbitt K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 1,500 7 TD Sec 79 CIBC K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 3,000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
14:50:44 V 0.20 0.02 60,000 7 TD Sec 2 RBC K
14:50:44 V 0.195 0.015 12,500 7 TD Sec 85 Scotia K
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.095.439 von hbg55 am 23.02.11 21:15:32
wie zu erwarten war, bildet die 0,20 nen ordlt. widerstand.......aber
KEINE unüberwindbaren
wie zu erwarten war, bildet die 0,20 nen ordlt. widerstand.......aber
KEINE unüberwindbaren
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.095.731 von hbg55 am 23.02.11 21:58:54...so peu a peu kommt freude auf
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.096.213 von runn64 am 24.02.11 00:06:40
DAS möcht ich meinen........besonders inmitten eines ansonsten
´roten´ umfeldes
DAS möcht ich meinen........besonders inmitten eines ansonsten
´roten´ umfeldes
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.095.731 von hbg55 am 23.02.11 21:58:54
HEUTE ists so weit........die 0,20 liegt HINTER uns und vor uns der
BLUE SKY.........
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 27
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
13:24:46 V 0.22 0.02 3,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 7 TD Sec K
13:24:46 V 0.22 0.02 1,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 7 TD Sec K
13:13:38 V 0.22 0.02 8,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 7 TD Sec K
13:13:38 V 0.22 0.02 1,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 79 CIBC K
13:13:38 V 0.22 0.02 500 9 BMO Nesbitt 85 Scotia K
13:12:52 V 0.22 0.02 5 9 BMO Nesbitt 6 Union E
13:12:52 V 0.22 0.02 2,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 85 Scotia K
13:12:09 V 0.215 0.015 2,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 7 TD Sec K
13:07:25 V 0.21 0.01 30,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:05:55 V 0.21 0.01 10,000 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
HEUTE ists so weit........die 0,20 liegt HINTER uns und vor uns der
BLUE SKY.........
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 27
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
13:24:46 V 0.22 0.02 3,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 7 TD Sec K
13:24:46 V 0.22 0.02 1,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 7 TD Sec K
13:13:38 V 0.22 0.02 8,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 7 TD Sec K
13:13:38 V 0.22 0.02 1,000 9 BMO Nesbitt 79 CIBC K
13:13:38 V 0.22 0.02 500 9 BMO Nesbitt 85 Scotia K
13:12:52 V 0.22 0.02 5 9 BMO Nesbitt 6 Union E
13:12:52 V 0.22 0.02 2,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 85 Scotia K
13:12:09 V 0.215 0.015 2,500 9 BMO Nesbitt 7 TD Sec K
13:07:25 V 0.21 0.01 30,000 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
13:05:55 V 0.21 0.01 10,000 7 TD Sec 7 TD Sec K
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.095.731 von hbg55 am 23.02.11 21:58:54
unser baby findet immmmmer mehr fans.......auch vorm WE reißt
kaufint. nicht ab.........
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 55
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
11:56:25 V 0.255 0.03 250 6 Union 33 Canaccord E
11:56:25 V 0.255 0.03 3,500 121 Jennings 33 Canaccord K
11:49:53 V 0.26 0.035 3,000 1 Anonymous 9 BMO Nesbitt K
11:49:12 V 0.26 0.035 225 7 TD Sec 6 Union E
11:49:12 V 0.26 0.035 3,500 7 TD Sec 9 BMO Nesbitt K
11:49:12 V 0.26 0.035 3,000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
11:49:12 V 0.26 0.035 3,000 7 TD Sec 85 Scotia K
11:40:41 V 0.245 0.02 125 6 Union 7 TD Sec E
11:40:41 V 0.245 0.02 1,500 121 Jennings 7 TD Sec K
11:36:36 V 0.255 0.03 10,000 121 Jennings 7 TD Sec K
unser baby findet immmmmer mehr fans.......auch vorm WE reißt
kaufint. nicht ab.........
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 55
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
11:56:25 V 0.255 0.03 250 6 Union 33 Canaccord E
11:56:25 V 0.255 0.03 3,500 121 Jennings 33 Canaccord K
11:49:53 V 0.26 0.035 3,000 1 Anonymous 9 BMO Nesbitt K
11:49:12 V 0.26 0.035 225 7 TD Sec 6 Union E
11:49:12 V 0.26 0.035 3,500 7 TD Sec 9 BMO Nesbitt K
11:49:12 V 0.26 0.035 3,000 7 TD Sec 33 Canaccord K
11:49:12 V 0.26 0.035 3,000 7 TD Sec 85 Scotia K
11:40:41 V 0.245 0.02 125 6 Union 7 TD Sec E
11:40:41 V 0.245 0.02 1,500 121 Jennings 7 TD Sec K
11:36:36 V 0.255 0.03 10,000 121 Jennings 7 TD Sec K
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.109.102 von hbg55 am 25.02.11 18:25:49
im 3- monats- chart schön zu sehen......da müssen richtig gute news
im anmarsch sein.....
im 3- monats- chart schön zu sehen......da müssen richtig gute news
im anmarsch sein.....
beeindruckende entwicklung.. leider verpasst
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.110.211 von hbg55 am 25.02.11 21:52:58hier sind schon mal news:
NEWS RELEASE – March 7, 2011
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
DNI CONCLUDES DRILLING ON ITS ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
DNI METALS INC. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that its winter drilling program, on its Alberta polymetallic black shale Property, has been completed.
A total of eight vertical HQ diameter holes were cored with an aggregate of approximately 650m, testing portions of the Asphalt and Buckton polymetallic Zones which are exposed or are very near surface. A number of other holes were necessarily deferred to the next season due to extreme scheduling constraints and wet field conditions.
Based on a preliminary inspection of core at the “well-head” all, but one, of the holes successfully cored intercepts across the Second White Speckled Shale Formation which is the primary host to polymetallic mineralization at the Property. This is consistent with downhole logs from 591 oil/gas wells across the Property compiled by DNI indicating that the Formation extends under DNI’s entire 2,700 square kilometer Property. Detailed logging of the drill core will commence shortly to confirm details of the foregoing Formational intercepts.
Five of the holes drilled were localized over approximately 3 square kilometres of the Buckton Zone to enable completion of a resource study to upgrade a portion of the Potential Mineral Deposit blocked over the Zone into a NI-43-101 compliant classified resource. As outlined in the technical report for the Property (announced Nov10/2008), the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit comprises 1.2-1.3 billion short tons extending over 26 square kilometers and is open in three directions. Eleven additional planned holes were necessarily deferred, including holes intended to verify projected extensions of the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit over at least 6km to its north and south, as suggested by oil/gas downhole well logs in the area which report sections of the Speckled Shale Formation over a large area extending well beyond the current boundaries of the Deposit.
Three holes were drilled over the Asphalt Zone, located approximately 30 kilometres away from Buckton. A number of additional planned drill holes were deferred, including holes intended to upgrade a portion of the Asphalt Potential Mineral Deposit into classified resources and holes intended to verify projected extensions of the Deposit which is open in three directions.
The drilling program achieved its two principal objectives, namely: (i) to complete the necessary drilling over at least one of the two Potential Mineral Deposits at the Property to upgrade an initial portion thereof to NI-43-101 compliant resources, and (ii) to collect sufficient drill core sample material for expanded leaching testwork which have so far relied on samples collected by surface trenching.
Field crews and equipment have demobilized. Detailed core logging, splitting and sampling will commence shortly in advance of an extensive analytical program to include leaching tests to expand on last year’s positive testwork results work but relying on composite samples of the cores drilled.
Consideration is being given to complete the deferred drilling during the upcoming summer months relying on a helicopter supported program.
The drilling program was implemented on behalf of the Company by Apex Geoscience Ltd, Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeo who will also be responsible, as the Qualified Person, for logging of core and preparation of the Buckton resource study.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
The Qualified Person (QP) in connection with this press release and in respect of the Alberta polymetallic black shale projects is S.F.Sabag PGeo, President and CEO of DNI, who is responsible for verification and quality assurance of the exploration information disclosed in connection with the projects and this release.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 37,800,217
For further information, contact:
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman - 416-595-1195
email ir@dnimetals.com. Also visit www.dnimetals.com
Link to news release on Canadanewswire.com:
http://canadanewswire.com/en/releases/archive/March2011/07/c…
NEWS RELEASE – March 7, 2011
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
DNI CONCLUDES DRILLING ON ITS ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
DNI METALS INC. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that its winter drilling program, on its Alberta polymetallic black shale Property, has been completed.
A total of eight vertical HQ diameter holes were cored with an aggregate of approximately 650m, testing portions of the Asphalt and Buckton polymetallic Zones which are exposed or are very near surface. A number of other holes were necessarily deferred to the next season due to extreme scheduling constraints and wet field conditions.
Based on a preliminary inspection of core at the “well-head” all, but one, of the holes successfully cored intercepts across the Second White Speckled Shale Formation which is the primary host to polymetallic mineralization at the Property. This is consistent with downhole logs from 591 oil/gas wells across the Property compiled by DNI indicating that the Formation extends under DNI’s entire 2,700 square kilometer Property. Detailed logging of the drill core will commence shortly to confirm details of the foregoing Formational intercepts.
Five of the holes drilled were localized over approximately 3 square kilometres of the Buckton Zone to enable completion of a resource study to upgrade a portion of the Potential Mineral Deposit blocked over the Zone into a NI-43-101 compliant classified resource. As outlined in the technical report for the Property (announced Nov10/2008), the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit comprises 1.2-1.3 billion short tons extending over 26 square kilometers and is open in three directions. Eleven additional planned holes were necessarily deferred, including holes intended to verify projected extensions of the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit over at least 6km to its north and south, as suggested by oil/gas downhole well logs in the area which report sections of the Speckled Shale Formation over a large area extending well beyond the current boundaries of the Deposit.
Three holes were drilled over the Asphalt Zone, located approximately 30 kilometres away from Buckton. A number of additional planned drill holes were deferred, including holes intended to upgrade a portion of the Asphalt Potential Mineral Deposit into classified resources and holes intended to verify projected extensions of the Deposit which is open in three directions.
The drilling program achieved its two principal objectives, namely: (i) to complete the necessary drilling over at least one of the two Potential Mineral Deposits at the Property to upgrade an initial portion thereof to NI-43-101 compliant resources, and (ii) to collect sufficient drill core sample material for expanded leaching testwork which have so far relied on samples collected by surface trenching.
Field crews and equipment have demobilized. Detailed core logging, splitting and sampling will commence shortly in advance of an extensive analytical program to include leaching tests to expand on last year’s positive testwork results work but relying on composite samples of the cores drilled.
Consideration is being given to complete the deferred drilling during the upcoming summer months relying on a helicopter supported program.
The drilling program was implemented on behalf of the Company by Apex Geoscience Ltd, Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeo who will also be responsible, as the Qualified Person, for logging of core and preparation of the Buckton resource study.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
The Qualified Person (QP) in connection with this press release and in respect of the Alberta polymetallic black shale projects is S.F.Sabag PGeo, President and CEO of DNI, who is responsible for verification and quality assurance of the exploration information disclosed in connection with the projects and this release.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 37,800,217
For further information, contact:
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman - 416-595-1195
email ir@dnimetals.com. Also visit www.dnimetals.com
Link to news release on Canadanewswire.com:
http://canadanewswire.com/en/releases/archive/March2011/07/c…
NEWS RELEASE – March 7, 2011
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
DNI CONCLUDES DRILLING ON ITS ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
DNI METALS INC. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that its winter drilling program, on its Alberta polymetallic black shale Property, has been completed.
A total of eight vertical HQ diameter holes were cored with an aggregate of approximately 650m, testing portions of the Asphalt and Buckton polymetallic Zones which are exposed or are very near surface. A number of other holes were necessarily deferred to the next season due to extreme scheduling constraints and wet field conditions.
Based on a preliminary inspection of core at the “well-head” all, but one, of the holes successfully cored intercepts across the Second White Speckled Shale Formation which is the primary host to polymetallic mineralization at the Property. This is consistent with downhole logs from 591 oil/gas wells across the Property compiled by DNI indicating that the Formation extends under DNI’s entire 2,700 square kilometer Property. Detailed logging of the drill core will commence shortly to confirm details of the foregoing Formational intercepts.
Five of the holes drilled were localized over approximately 3 square kilometres of the Buckton Zone to enable completion of a resource study to upgrade a portion of the Potential Mineral Deposit blocked over the Zone into a NI-43-101 compliant classified resource. As outlined in the technical report for the Property (announced Nov10/2008), the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit comprises 1.2-1.3 billion short tons extending over 26 square kilometers and is open in three directions. Eleven additional planned holes were necessarily deferred, including holes intended to verify projected extensions of the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit over at least 6km to its north and south, as suggested by oil/gas downhole well logs in the area which report sections of the Speckled Shale Formation over a large area extending well beyond the current boundaries of the Deposit.
Three holes were drilled over the Asphalt Zone, located approximately 30 kilometres away from Buckton. A number of additional planned drill holes were deferred, including holes intended to upgrade a portion of the Asphalt Potential Mineral Deposit into classified resources and holes intended to verify projected extensions of the Deposit which is open in three directions.
The drilling program achieved its two principal objectives, namely: (i) to complete the necessary drilling over at least one of the two Potential Mineral Deposits at the Property to upgrade an initial portion thereof to NI-43-101 compliant resources, and (ii) to collect sufficient drill core sample material for expanded leaching testwork which have so far relied on samples collected by surface trenching.
Field crews and equipment have demobilized. Detailed core logging, splitting and sampling will commence shortly in advance of an extensive analytical program to include leaching tests to expand on last year’s positive testwork results work but relying on composite samples of the cores drilled.
Consideration is being given to complete the deferred drilling during the upcoming summer months relying on a helicopter supported program.
The drilling program was implemented on behalf of the Company by Apex Geoscience Ltd, Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeo who will also be responsible, as the Qualified Person, for logging of core and preparation of the Buckton resource study.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
The Qualified Person (QP) in connection with this press release and in respect of the Alberta polymetallic black shale projects is S.F.Sabag PGeo, President and CEO of DNI, who is responsible for verification and quality assurance of the exploration information disclosed in connection with the projects and this release.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 37,800,217
For further information, contact:
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman - 416-595-1195
email ir@dnimetals.com. Also visit www.dnimetals.com
Link to news release on Canadanewswire.com:
http://canadanewswire.com/en/releases/archive/March2011/07/c…
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven, DG7 : Frankfurt)
DNI CONCLUDES DRILLING ON ITS ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
DNI METALS INC. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that its winter drilling program, on its Alberta polymetallic black shale Property, has been completed.
A total of eight vertical HQ diameter holes were cored with an aggregate of approximately 650m, testing portions of the Asphalt and Buckton polymetallic Zones which are exposed or are very near surface. A number of other holes were necessarily deferred to the next season due to extreme scheduling constraints and wet field conditions.
Based on a preliminary inspection of core at the “well-head” all, but one, of the holes successfully cored intercepts across the Second White Speckled Shale Formation which is the primary host to polymetallic mineralization at the Property. This is consistent with downhole logs from 591 oil/gas wells across the Property compiled by DNI indicating that the Formation extends under DNI’s entire 2,700 square kilometer Property. Detailed logging of the drill core will commence shortly to confirm details of the foregoing Formational intercepts.
Five of the holes drilled were localized over approximately 3 square kilometres of the Buckton Zone to enable completion of a resource study to upgrade a portion of the Potential Mineral Deposit blocked over the Zone into a NI-43-101 compliant classified resource. As outlined in the technical report for the Property (announced Nov10/2008), the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit comprises 1.2-1.3 billion short tons extending over 26 square kilometers and is open in three directions. Eleven additional planned holes were necessarily deferred, including holes intended to verify projected extensions of the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit over at least 6km to its north and south, as suggested by oil/gas downhole well logs in the area which report sections of the Speckled Shale Formation over a large area extending well beyond the current boundaries of the Deposit.
Three holes were drilled over the Asphalt Zone, located approximately 30 kilometres away from Buckton. A number of additional planned drill holes were deferred, including holes intended to upgrade a portion of the Asphalt Potential Mineral Deposit into classified resources and holes intended to verify projected extensions of the Deposit which is open in three directions.
The drilling program achieved its two principal objectives, namely: (i) to complete the necessary drilling over at least one of the two Potential Mineral Deposits at the Property to upgrade an initial portion thereof to NI-43-101 compliant resources, and (ii) to collect sufficient drill core sample material for expanded leaching testwork which have so far relied on samples collected by surface trenching.
Field crews and equipment have demobilized. Detailed core logging, splitting and sampling will commence shortly in advance of an extensive analytical program to include leaching tests to expand on last year’s positive testwork results work but relying on composite samples of the cores drilled.
Consideration is being given to complete the deferred drilling during the upcoming summer months relying on a helicopter supported program.
The drilling program was implemented on behalf of the Company by Apex Geoscience Ltd, Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeo who will also be responsible, as the Qualified Person, for logging of core and preparation of the Buckton resource study.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
The Qualified Person (QP) in connection with this press release and in respect of the Alberta polymetallic black shale projects is S.F.Sabag PGeo, President and CEO of DNI, who is responsible for verification and quality assurance of the exploration information disclosed in connection with the projects and this release.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 37,800,217
For further information, contact:
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman - 416-595-1195
email ir@dnimetals.com. Also visit www.dnimetals.com
Link to news release on Canadanewswire.com:
http://canadanewswire.com/en/releases/archive/March2011/07/c…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.158.393 von mxm am 07.03.11 14:42:34
.....und es kommt noch besser - lest mal..........
DNI COMPLETES STRATEGIC FINANCING TO ADVANCE WORK ON ITS ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS THROUGH A RESOURCE STUDY AND EXPANDED TESTWORK, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
Mar. 11, 2011 (Canada NewsWire Group) --
TORONTO, March 11 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI: TSX-Ven) (DG7: FSE) is pleased to announce that it has completed a non-brokered private placement of flow-through and non-flow-through shares, with arm's length and non-arm's length parties, for aggregate gross proceeds of $2,416,200. The securities issued under the private placements are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on July 12, 2011. The financing was oversubscribed.
The financing consisted of:
(i) placement of 14,999,999 units at a price of 12 cents per unit, for gross proceeds of $1,800,000, each unit consisting of one common share and one half of a common share purchase warrant, each full warrant entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 20 cents for a period of twenty-four months from closing. Insiders participated in the units placement to an aggregate of $119,004, including $19,004 from an officer and a director; and
(ii) placement of 5,135,001 flow-through shares at a price of 12 cents per share for gross proceeds of $616,200. Insiders participated in the flow-through placements to an aggregate of $301,000, including $201,000 from an officer and two directors. A finder fee of $12,800 was paid in connection with a portion of the placement.
Proceeds of the financing will be applied toward DNI's polymetallic shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta, toward analytical work related to the drilling program recently completed, toward expanded metals leaching R&D testwork and the launch of a resource study to upgrade a portion of the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit (announced November 10, 2008) to a NI-43-101 compliant resource. A portion of the funds will also be applied toward operating working capital requirements.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 57,935,217 (post financing)
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman - 416-595-1195
email ir@dnimetals.com. Also visit www.dnimetals.com
.....und es kommt noch besser - lest mal..........
DNI COMPLETES STRATEGIC FINANCING TO ADVANCE WORK ON ITS ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS THROUGH A RESOURCE STUDY AND EXPANDED TESTWORK, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
Mar. 11, 2011 (Canada NewsWire Group) --
TORONTO, March 11 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI: TSX-Ven) (DG7: FSE) is pleased to announce that it has completed a non-brokered private placement of flow-through and non-flow-through shares, with arm's length and non-arm's length parties, for aggregate gross proceeds of $2,416,200. The securities issued under the private placements are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on July 12, 2011. The financing was oversubscribed.
The financing consisted of:
(i) placement of 14,999,999 units at a price of 12 cents per unit, for gross proceeds of $1,800,000, each unit consisting of one common share and one half of a common share purchase warrant, each full warrant entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 20 cents for a period of twenty-four months from closing. Insiders participated in the units placement to an aggregate of $119,004, including $19,004 from an officer and a director; and
(ii) placement of 5,135,001 flow-through shares at a price of 12 cents per share for gross proceeds of $616,200. Insiders participated in the flow-through placements to an aggregate of $301,000, including $201,000 from an officer and two directors. A finder fee of $12,800 was paid in connection with a portion of the placement.
Proceeds of the financing will be applied toward DNI's polymetallic shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta, toward analytical work related to the drilling program recently completed, toward expanded metals leaching R&D testwork and the launch of a resource study to upgrade a portion of the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit (announced November 10, 2008) to a NI-43-101 compliant resource. A portion of the funds will also be applied toward operating working capital requirements.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 57,935,217 (post financing)
DNI Metals Inc. - Shahe Sabag, President & CEO or Denis Clement, Chairman - 416-595-1195
email ir@dnimetals.com. Also visit www.dnimetals.com
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.211.640 von hbg55 am 15.03.11 20:48:57
TROTZDEM schnappt sich manch insider noch stücke aufm public market ins depot....unabhängig des akt. japan- desasters........
As of March 17th, 2011
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Mar 17/11 Mar 15/11 MacNeill, Tom Control or Direction Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 86,000 $0.140
Mar 15/11 Mar 11/11 Mitchell, Raymond Direct Ownership Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 50,000
Mar 15/11 Mar 11/11 Mitchell, Raymond Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 100,000 $0.120
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 Grant, Colin Direct Ownership Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 58,365 $0.200
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 Grant, Colin Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 183,365 $0.120
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 MacNeill, Tom Control or Direction Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 416,667
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 MacNeill, Tom Control or Direction Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 1,666,666 $0.120
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 Clement, Denis Arthur Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 900,000 $0.120
Mar 11/11 Mar 11/11 Sabag, Fares Shahe Direct Ownership Common Shares 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 650,000 $0.120
Feb 26/11 Feb 23/11 Consolidated International Investment Holdings Inc. Control or Direction Warrants 90 - Change in the nature of ownership 200,000 $0.120
http://www.canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?…
nachtigal....ikk hör dir trapsen
TROTZDEM schnappt sich manch insider noch stücke aufm public market ins depot....unabhängig des akt. japan- desasters........
As of March 17th, 2011
Filing Date Transaction Date Insider Name Ownership Type Securities Nature of transaction # or value acquired or disposed of Unit Price
Mar 17/11 Mar 15/11 MacNeill, Tom Control or Direction Common Shares 10 - Acquisition in the public market 86,000 $0.140
Mar 15/11 Mar 11/11 Mitchell, Raymond Direct Ownership Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 50,000
Mar 15/11 Mar 11/11 Mitchell, Raymond Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 100,000 $0.120
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 Grant, Colin Direct Ownership Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 58,365 $0.200
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 Grant, Colin Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 183,365 $0.120
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 MacNeill, Tom Control or Direction Warrants 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 416,667
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 MacNeill, Tom Control or Direction Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 1,666,666 $0.120
Mar 14/11 Mar 11/11 Clement, Denis Arthur Direct Ownership Common Shares 11 - Acquisition carried out privately 900,000 $0.120
Mar 11/11 Mar 11/11 Sabag, Fares Shahe Direct Ownership Common Shares 16 - Acquisition under a prospectus exemption 650,000 $0.120
Feb 26/11 Feb 23/11 Consolidated International Investment Holdings Inc. Control or Direction Warrants 90 - Change in the nature of ownership 200,000 $0.120
http://www.canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?…
nachtigal....ikk hör dir trapsen
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.232.470 von hbg55 am 18.03.11 16:09:45nati.. ik hö di tra ....
bist also ein berliner junge
bist also ein berliner junge
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.234.733 von runn64 am 18.03.11 22:18:22
neneeeee min r64....abbbba ein koffer steht schon in B.....oder genauer
´für´ B
neneeeee min r64....abbbba ein koffer steht schon in B.....oder genauer
´für´ B
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.234.733 von runn64 am 18.03.11 22:18:22... hoffe dein gehör ist bestens justiert sonst wird es teuer
mit GAP- UPPPPP starten wir in die 1. frühlingswoche
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 31
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
12:07:17 V 0.19 0.03 1,000 14 ITG 1 Anonymous K
12:07:17 V 0.19 0.03 2,500 14 ITG 1 Anonymous K
11:49:26 V 0.18 0.02 47,500 58 Qtrade 1 Anonymous K
11:49:26 V 0.18 0.02 2,500 57 Interactive 1 Anonymous K
11:48:45 V 0.19 0.03 5,500 85 Scotia 1 Anonymous K
11:41:14 V 0.185 0.025 250 6 Union 9 BMO Nesbitt E
11:41:14 V 0.185 0.025 250 6 Union 7 TD Sec E
11:40:28 V 0.185 0.025 1,000 1 Anonymous 9 BMO Nesbitt K
11:28:08 V 0.185 0.025 8,000 33 Canaccord 85 Scotia K
11:28:08 V 0.185 0.025 8,500 33 Canaccord 7 TD Sec K
PRESS RELEASES 3/28/2011 1:58:00 PM
DNI CONCLUDES ITS STRATEGIC FINANCING TO ADVANCE ITS ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS THROUGH A RESOURCE STUDY AND EXPANDED TESTWORK, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
TORONTO, March 28 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (TSXV: DNI) (DG7: FSE) is pleased to announce that it has concluded the second, and final, closing of the financing announced on March 11, 2011, by completing a non-brokered private placement of 416,667 flow-through shares with arm's length parties, for aggregate gross proceeds of $50,000. The foregoing placement relates to subscriptions in transit which were delayed and were, accordingly, not captured in the first closing. The securities issued under the private placements are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on July 29, 2011.
Proceeds of the financing will be applied toward ongoing work on DNI's polymetallic shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta. These projects are now fully funded.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI CONCLUDES ITS STRATEGIC FINANCING TO ADVANCE ITS ALBERTA POLYMETALLIC BLACK SHALE PROJECTS THROUGH A RESOURCE STUDY AND EXPANDED TESTWORK, ATHABASCA REGION, ALBERTA
TORONTO, March 28 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (TSXV: DNI) (DG7: FSE) is pleased to announce that it has concluded the second, and final, closing of the financing announced on March 11, 2011, by completing a non-brokered private placement of 416,667 flow-through shares with arm's length parties, for aggregate gross proceeds of $50,000. The foregoing placement relates to subscriptions in transit which were delayed and were, accordingly, not captured in the first closing. The securities issued under the private placements are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on July 29, 2011.
Proceeds of the financing will be applied toward ongoing work on DNI's polymetallic shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta. These projects are now fully funded.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.232.470 von hbg55 am 18.03.11 16:09:45CEO kann nicht genug von seinen stücken bekommen - kauft jetzt schon
zu 0,215 im OPEN market
zu 0,215 im OPEN market
Mooooin zusamm',
auch hier bin dank des netten Kursrutsches zu Schnäppchenpreisen heute mit im Boot!
Uuuup gen Norden !
auch hier bin dank des netten Kursrutsches zu Schnäppchenpreisen heute mit im Boot!
Uuuup gen Norden !
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.357.624 von Homer__Simpson am 12.04.11 21:29:53
moin HS,
bist ja richtig auf ´einkauf- tour´ heute......auch hier scheints
MIR ein vielversprechendes invest werden zu können
moin HS,
bist ja richtig auf ´einkauf- tour´ heute......auch hier scheints
MIR ein vielversprechendes invest werden zu können
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.357.721 von hbg55 am 12.04.11 21:47:54Muss man ja ausnutzen solche Tage.
Hab mal ein wenig umgeschichtet. Kann ja auch nie verkehrt mal ein bisserl was mitzunehmen an Gewinnen....
Hab mal ein wenig umgeschichtet. Kann ja auch nie verkehrt mal ein bisserl was mitzunehmen an Gewinnen....
wie wird es denn hier weitergehen, ist in nächster Zeit mit irgendwelchen Meldungen zu rechnen.
woooooow, was ist HIER im busch........vor beginn der sitzung gehts
UPPPP bis auf neue jahreshoch von cad 0,275
Recent Trades - All 0 today
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
09:32:36 V 0.27 0.09 19,500 7 TD Sec 80 National Bank K
09:32:36 V 0.265 0.085 500 7 TD Sec 1 Anonymous K
09:32:28 V 0.265 0.085 1,500 36 Latimer 1 Anonymous K
09:32:28 V 0.265 0.085 500 36 Latimer 85 Scotia K
09:32:28 V 0.265 0.085 5,000 36 Latimer 6 Union K
09:32:28 V 0.265 0.085 3,000 36 Latimer 7 TD Sec K
09:30:40 V 0.25 0.07 1,000 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
09:30:24 V 0.25 0.07 375 6 Union 7 TD Sec E
09:30:24 V 0.25 0.07 2,000 79 CIBC 19 Desjardins K
09:30:24 V 0.25 0.07 9,000 79 CIBC 7 TD Sec K
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.567.953 von hbg55 am 27.05.11 15:40:17Moin hbg,
ja ich hab mir eben auch die Augen gerieben beim ersten Kurs.....
ja ich hab mir eben auch die Augen gerieben beim ersten Kurs.....
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.567.953 von hbg55 am 27.05.11 15:40:17...würde auch gerne wissen
...bald muss eine sekretärin her
um die pferdchen zu überblicken...
...bald muss eine sekretärin her
um die pferdchen zu überblicken...
DNI COMMENTS ON SUDDEN RISE IN VALUE AND TRADING OF ITS SHARES
DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) has been requested by regulatory authorities to comment on the sudden rise in trading volume and value of its shares on the TSX Venture
Exchange. DNI announces that there are no material developments which can account for the foregoing activities.
DNI continues to focus all of its efforts to advance its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta. By way of a summary update in the foregoing regard, DNI is pleased to announce that analytical work, leaching tests and a mineral resource study have commenced on one of its six polymetallic black shale projects, Alberta. This work is relying on drill core samples collected from the recent winter drilling program over the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit, which comprises one of six mineral systems identified by DNI on its 2,720 square kilometer land position, located approximately 120 kilometers north of Fort McMurray in the Athabasca region, Alberta. Analytical results are expected to be in hand by the end of June.
As previously announced (press March 7, 2011), five holes were cored over approximately 3 square kilometres of the Buckton Zone to enable preparation of a resource study to upgrade a portion of the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit blocked over the Zone into a NI-43-101 compliant classified resource. APEX Geoscience Ltd., of Edmonton, has been retained to prepare the resource study which is scheduled for completion in August.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property (announced Nov10/2008), the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit comprises 1.2-1.3 billion short tons of polymetallic mineralization extending over 26 square kilometers hosted in the Second White Speckled Shale. The foregoing potential deposit is open in three directions to at least 6km to its north and south. Together with historic drilling which was reviewed and re-analyzed by DNI in 2009, DNI's recent winter drilling is expected to provide sufficient information to capture approximately 10%-15% of the potential deposit into an inferred resource.
DNI is in the process of updating the above technical report for the Property to incorporate incremental information collected since 2008, notably leaching and bioleaching metals recoveries results previously announced in press along with additional corroborating results from broader testwork. The revision will also address upgrading the size of the two Potential Mineral Deposits outlined in the report in view of additional rock density measurements data collected during the past two years.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
The Qualified Person in connection with DNI's Alberta polymetallic shale projects is Shahé F. Sabag PGeo, DNI's president/CEO.
http://de.advfn.com/nachrichten/DNI-COMMENTS-ON-SUDDEN-RISE-…
DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) has been requested by regulatory authorities to comment on the sudden rise in trading volume and value of its shares on the TSX Venture
Exchange. DNI announces that there are no material developments which can account for the foregoing activities.
DNI continues to focus all of its efforts to advance its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta. By way of a summary update in the foregoing regard, DNI is pleased to announce that analytical work, leaching tests and a mineral resource study have commenced on one of its six polymetallic black shale projects, Alberta. This work is relying on drill core samples collected from the recent winter drilling program over the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit, which comprises one of six mineral systems identified by DNI on its 2,720 square kilometer land position, located approximately 120 kilometers north of Fort McMurray in the Athabasca region, Alberta. Analytical results are expected to be in hand by the end of June.
As previously announced (press March 7, 2011), five holes were cored over approximately 3 square kilometres of the Buckton Zone to enable preparation of a resource study to upgrade a portion of the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit blocked over the Zone into a NI-43-101 compliant classified resource. APEX Geoscience Ltd., of Edmonton, has been retained to prepare the resource study which is scheduled for completion in August.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property (announced Nov10/2008), the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit comprises 1.2-1.3 billion short tons of polymetallic mineralization extending over 26 square kilometers hosted in the Second White Speckled Shale. The foregoing potential deposit is open in three directions to at least 6km to its north and south. Together with historic drilling which was reviewed and re-analyzed by DNI in 2009, DNI's recent winter drilling is expected to provide sufficient information to capture approximately 10%-15% of the potential deposit into an inferred resource.
DNI is in the process of updating the above technical report for the Property to incorporate incremental information collected since 2008, notably leaching and bioleaching metals recoveries results previously announced in press along with additional corroborating results from broader testwork. The revision will also address upgrading the size of the two Potential Mineral Deposits outlined in the report in view of additional rock density measurements data collected during the past two years.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
The Qualified Person in connection with DNI's Alberta polymetallic shale projects is Shahé F. Sabag PGeo, DNI's president/CEO.
http://de.advfn.com/nachrichten/DNI-COMMENTS-ON-SUDDEN-RISE-…
Uiuiui.....hier geht's aktuell aber mächtig ab!!!!!
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.583.962 von Homer__Simpson am 31.05.11 18:39:51
joooo....soll lt. SH- board ne ´bärenstarke´ KAUF- empfehlung im markt sein
joooo....soll lt. SH- board ne ´bärenstarke´ KAUF- empfehlung im markt sein
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.584.299 von hbg55 am 31.05.11 19:33:47
...kann man guuuuut auch beim vol- ansprung erkennen.....gleich haben
wir die 1. mio voll............
...kann man guuuuut auch beim vol- ansprung erkennen.....gleich haben
wir die 1. mio voll............
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.584.299 von hbg55 am 31.05.11 19:33:47Moin hbg,
ne bärenstarke Kaufempfehlung?! Das ist fein für uns
Hast Du nähere Infos diesbezüglich, sprich wer und was für Erwartungen?
Oder einfach nur nen Link?
Dank Dir im voraus.
Gruß H__S
ne bärenstarke Kaufempfehlung?! Das ist fein für uns
Hast Du nähere Infos diesbezüglich, sprich wer und was für Erwartungen?
Oder einfach nur nen Link?
Dank Dir im voraus.
Gruß H__S
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.585.608 von Homer__Simpson am 31.05.11 22:06:52moin HS.......guck mal hier..........
newsletter put out a VERY strong recommendation that this had the most potential to be a ten bagger than any other resource stock they knew of.
With a market cap of $6m,humungous resource and infrastructure from oil sands to get at it,it was a steal at this price.Just thought you might want to know why the sudden attention.They promise to follow up with more after a site visit.Accumulation time
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?p=0&…
newsletter put out a VERY strong recommendation that this had the most potential to be a ten bagger than any other resource stock they knew of.
With a market cap of $6m,humungous resource and infrastructure from oil sands to get at it,it was a steal at this price.Just thought you might want to know why the sudden attention.They promise to follow up with more after a site visit.Accumulation time
http://www.stockhouse.com/Bullboards/MessageDetail.aspx?p=0&…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.585.712 von hbg55 am 31.05.11 22:23:42
...der anstieg scheint keine eintagsfliege zu sein
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 41.585.840 von runn64 am 31.05.11 22:56:10
...drum gehts zum WE bei schönem vol. auch noch paaaar stufen weiter -
klopfen jetzt an die cad 0,40.........
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 126
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
13:26:15 V 0.40 0.05 1,000 68 Leede 7 TD Sec K
13:26:15 V 0.40 0.05 9,000 68 Leede 7 TD Sec K
13:26:15 V 0.40 0.05 7,000 68 Leede 80 National Bank K
13:24:51 V 0.385 0.05 375 33 Canaccord 9 BMO Nesbitt E
13:19:44 V 0.40 0.05 15,000 85 Scotia 85 Scotia KW
13:19:44 V 0.40 0.05 500 85 Scotia 85 Scotia KW
13:19:44 V 0.395 0.045 500 85 Scotia 99 Jitney KW
13:18:15 V 0.395 0.045 500 1 Anonymous 99 Jitney K
13:18:09 V 0.395 0.045 20 6 Union 80 National Bank E
13:18:09 V 0.395 0.045 25,000 1 Anonymous 7 TD Sec K
...drum gehts zum WE bei schönem vol. auch noch paaaar stufen weiter -
klopfen jetzt an die cad 0,40.........
Recent Trades - Last 10 of 126
Time ET Ex Price Change Volume Buyer Seller Markers
13:26:15 V 0.40 0.05 1,000 68 Leede 7 TD Sec K
13:26:15 V 0.40 0.05 9,000 68 Leede 7 TD Sec K
13:26:15 V 0.40 0.05 7,000 68 Leede 80 National Bank K
13:24:51 V 0.385 0.05 375 33 Canaccord 9 BMO Nesbitt E
13:19:44 V 0.40 0.05 15,000 85 Scotia 85 Scotia KW
13:19:44 V 0.40 0.05 500 85 Scotia 85 Scotia KW
13:19:44 V 0.395 0.045 500 85 Scotia 99 Jitney KW
13:18:15 V 0.395 0.045 500 1 Anonymous 99 Jitney K
13:18:09 V 0.395 0.045 20 6 Union 80 National Bank E
13:18:09 V 0.395 0.045 25,000 1 Anonymous 7 TD Sec K
Leider bröckelt der Kurs mangels news immmer weiter ab.
Allerdings sollte man dem Makler in Frankfurt dringend einen Währungsrechner schenken.
Pari zu Kanada wären 0,173 €, aber er taxt 0,087 zu 0,261
Allerdings sollte man dem Makler in Frankfurt dringend einen Währungsrechner schenken.
Pari zu Kanada wären 0,173 €, aber er taxt 0,087 zu 0,261
Diese Meldung vom 15.07. wurde hier noch nicht gepostet.
Das Interesse an DNI scheint im Moment nicht sehr groß zu sein.
TORONTO, July 15, 2011 /CNW/ --
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, July 15, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) is pleased to report initial results from the winter drilling program
over the Asphalt and Buckton Mineralized Zones* at its Alberta
polymetallic black shale Property.
The drilling program achieved its two principal objectives, namely: (i)
to complete the necessary drilling over at least one of the two Zones*,
the Buckton Mineralized Zone*, to classify an initial portion into an
inferred mineral resource; and (ii) to collect sufficient drill core
sample material for expanded leaching testwork which have so far relied
on samples collected by surface trenching.
Detailed logging of the core was completed in May, and analytical
results recently received for all intercepts of the Second White
Speckled Shale intersected in the holes confirm continuity of
mineralization over the areas drilled, demonstrating good uniformity of
bulk grades over the intersections within the Buckton Zone* and also
between bulk grades of drill intercepts from the Asphalt and the
Buckton Zones* which are approximately 30km apart. The analytical
results also indicate that previous estimates, based on historic data,
of potential tonnages which might be hosted in the Asphalt and Buckton
Mineralized Zones* are understated by 10%-20% and are revised below.
As previously announced (press Mar7/2011), eight vertical HQ diameter
holes were cored during the 2010-2011 winter with an aggregate of
approximately 650m, testing portions of the Asphalt and Buckton
polymetallic Zones* which are partly exposed or are otherwise near
surface. All, but one, of the holes successfully cored across the
Second White Speckled Shale Formation which is the primary host to
polymetallic mineralization at the Property. This is consistent with
downhole logs from 591 oil/gas wells across the Property compiled by
DNI indicating that this Formation extends under DNI's entire 2,720
square kilometer Property. One of the holes was lost in overburden in
bad ground.
The drilling program was implemented on behalf of the Company by Apex
Geoscience Ltd, Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr. Michael Dufresne
PGeo who also oversaw logging of the core, as the Qualified Person, and
will be similarly responsible for preparation of the Buckton
Mineralized Zone* resource study which is in progress. Plans are to
continue advancing this Zone* toward a scoping study in 2012.
Particulars of the drilling over the two Zones* are outlined below.
Buckton Mineralized Zone* (formerly the Buckton Potential Mineral
Deposit*):
Five of the holes drilled were localized over approximately 3 square
kilometres of the Buckton Mineralized Zone* to enable completion of a
resource study to classify an initial portion of the Zone* (previously
named the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit*) into an inferred resource
compliant with National Instrument 43-101 ('NI-43-101'). The current
drilling by DNI comprises in-fill drilling at a spacing ranging
240m-675m, to confirm mineralization in the vicinity of historic hole
7BK04 to begin in-filling the 2.5km distance toward historic hole 7BK05
to the north. Based on extrapolations from historic drilling and
surface work, metallic mineralization is believed to continue for
approximately 2km to the north of the area drilled by DNI, and an
additional 5km to its south, both of which offer high priority
locations for additional drilling to classify additional future
resources.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property dated Oct28/2008
(the 'SBH Technical Report', announced Nov10/2008), the Buckton
Potential Mineral Deposit* holds potential for hosting 1.2-1.3 billion
short tons of polymetallic mineralization extending over 26 square
kilometers and is open in three directions. The Buckton Potential
Mineral Deposit* was recently renamed as the Buckton Mineralized Zone*
to harmonize nomenclature with Jun30/2011 amendments to NI-43-101.
Although based on drilling and nearby outcrop exposures, the Buckton
Mineralized Zone*, as better outlined in the SBH Technical Report, is a
target for further ongoing exploration, it is conceptual in nature as
there has been insufficient drilling conducted over the Zone* to define
a mineral resource, and it is uncertain whether further drilling will
define a mineral resource over the Zone*.
DNI's current drilling reinforces geological extrapolations made in the
SBH Technical Report which suggest continuity of metallic
mineralization within the Buckton Mineralized Zone* between widely
spaced historic drilling. DNI intends to advance exploration of this
Zone* through additional driling intended to capture additional
mineraized volumes into classified resources. An initial resource study
for a portion of this Zone* is in progress.
Details of the drilling completed over the Buckton Mineralized Zone*
(holes 11BK01-11BK05) are tabulated below, showing analytical results,
as well as comparative grades from adjacent historic holes 7BK04 and
7BK05. (See also www.dnimetals.com/images/black_shales/bmz_2011.pdf for drill hole locations).
DNI has to date focused mainly on Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Ag as the metals of
interest in the Speckled Shale over the Property. While none of these
metals is present in the shale in high enough concentration to be a
'pay' metal by itself, the metals collectively represent sufficient
in-situ value on a combined basis to place the Zones* discovered in the
shale within reach of viability as long term sources of metals provided
the metals are collectively recovered. DNI's leaching testwork over the
past two years has confirmed collective recoverability of the group of
metals, and indicated that additional metals of value are also
incidentally extracted from shale as co-products which include rare
earths. To that end, Li grades are also tabulated below given its
incidental recovery during DNI's leaching tests as a co-product which
can also proxy for the similar recovery of several other rare earth
elements from the shale. Rare earth element recoveries will be
announced at a future date once their analytical data has been fully
assessed.
________________________________________________________________________
| Hole |Depth|Zone Width** (m) | Weighted Average Grade (ppm) |Specific|
| | | | *** | |
|________|_____|_________________|______________________________|________|
| # | (m) | From-To |Width|Mo|Ni |U | V |Zn |Cu|Co|Ag |Li|Gravity |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11BK01 |80.5 | 46.6-66.9 |20.3 |77|162|33|771|302|77|25|0.7|56| 2.44 |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11BK02 |101.5| 67.0-89.8 |22.8 |83|171|33|764|299|78|25|0.8|59| 2.43 |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11BK03 |86.0 | 41.2-61.0 |19.9 |71|138|23|709|258|68|23|0.7|56| 2.47 |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
| 11BK04 |91.0 | 54.5-68.0 |13.5 |62|140|26|755|277|75|24|0.7|53| 2.47 |
| 11BK05 |98.5 | 61.9-74.5 |12.6 |53|124|22|696|253|70|22|0.6|58| 2.48 |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|7BK04 |158.2|120.6-141.7|21.1 |67|129|27|645|282|73|23|0.3|na| na |
|historic| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|7BK05 |101.2| 76.8-95.2 |18.4 |77|152|25|722|318|77|24|0.7|na| na |
|historic| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
______________________________________________________________________________
| Hole |Depth|Zone Width** (m) | Weighted Average Grade (lb/st) *** |
|________|_____|_________________|_____________________________________________|
| # | (m) | From-To |Width| Mo | Ni | U | V | Zn | Cu | Co | Li |
| | | | |[MoO3]| |[U3O8]|[V2O5]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK01 |80.5 | 46.6-66.9 |20.3 | 0.15 |0.32| 0.07 | 1.54 |0.60|0.15|0.05|0.11|
| | | | |[0.23]| |[0.08]|[2.75]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK02 |101.5| 67.0-89.8 |22.8 | 0.17 |0.34| 0.07 | 1.53 |0.60|0.16|0.05|0.12|
| | | | |[0.25]| |[0.08]|[2.72]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK03 |86.0 | 41.2-61.0 |19.9 | 0.14 |0.28| 0.05 | 1.42 |0.52|0.14|0.05|0.11|
| | | | |[0.21]| |[0.05]|[2.52]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK04 |91.0 | 54.5-68.0 |13.5 | 0.12 |0.28| 0.05 | 1.51 |0.55|0.15|0.05|0.11|
| | | | |[0.19]| |[0.06]|[2.69]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK05 |98.5 | 61.9-74.5 |12.6 | 0.11 |0.25| 0.04 | 1.39 |0.51|0.14|0.04|0.12|
| | | | |[0.16]| |[0.05]|[2.48]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|7BK04 |158.2|120.6-141.7|21.1 | 0.13 |0.26| 0.05 | 1.29 |0.56|0.15|0.05| na |
|historic| | | |[0.20]| |[0.06]|[2.30]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|7BK05 |101.2| 76.8-95.2 |18.4 | 0.15 |0.30| 0.05 | 1.44 |0.64|0.15|0.05| na |
|historic| | | |[0.23]| |[0.06]|[2.57]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
**All holes are vertical; Widths reported are true widths; m=metres;
Drill core sampled at a standard 0.5m interval; Data for historic holes
based on sampling under geologic control with sample lengths ranging
0.05m-1m averaging apprx 0.6m. See SBH Technical Report available from
DNI's website for additional historic work details; Zone width
represents true thickness of the flat-lying Second White Speckled Shale
Formation which hosts the polymetallic mineralization within its
contacts.
***Analyses are weighted averages over the entire intercept of the
Second White Speckled Shale Formation based on lithogeochemical
characterization; Mo, U and V grades also restated in equivalent oxide;
lb/st=pounds per short ton; Analyses by Activation Labs, Ancaster, ON;
U and Li analyses by INA, all other metals by ICP or ICP/MS following
4-acid digestion; Specific Gravity by Gravity methods; In addition to
analytical blanks and standards utilized by Actlabs as part of its
analytical quality assurance and quality control ('QA/QC') protocols,
DNI's QA/QC parameters consist of duplicate analyses as follows: one
matrix-matched analytical blank per 10 samples, one duplicate analysis
of pulverized pulp per 10 samples, and one duplicate subsample from
coarse fraction per 10 samples.
In addition to confirming good continuity of mineralization and
uniformity of bulk grade over the portion of the Zone* tested, the
recent drill results also indicate that tonnages previously
estimated for the Buckton Mineralized Zone* in the SBH Technical
Report, relying on historic information, are understated. While an
estimated specific gravity of 2.1, per historic work records, was
relied upon by the SBH Technical Report to estimate potential tonnages
which might be hosted in the Buckton Mineralized Zone*, specific
gravity of the Speckled Shale as measured from the above drill core
samples averages approximately 2.45 and, accordingly, revises potential
tonnages estimated for the Buckton Mineralized Zone* from 1.2-1.3
billion short tons of polymetallic mineralization to 1.4-1.5 billion
short tons.
The above specific gravity figures are consistent with results from
surface sampling completed by DNI during the past two years. These
revisions will be incorporated into revisions to the SBH Technical
Report which are in progress to also incorporate and consolidate other
exploration results accumulated by the Company since 2008 which have to
date been reported only in press releases.
Additional planned holes were necessarily deferred due to weather and
logistical constraints, including holes intended to verify projected
extensions of the Buckton Mineralized Zone* over at least 6km to its
north and south, as suggested by oil/gas downhole well logs in the area
which report sections of the Speckled Shale Formation over a large area
extending well beyond the current boundaries of the Zone*. Additional
drilling planned for the summer 2011 was also deferred due to extreme
fire conditions in the area.
Asphalt Mineralized Zone* (formerly the Asphalt Potential Mineral
Deposit*):
Three holes were drilled over the Asphalt Mineralized Zone*, located
approximately 30 kilometres to the south of the Buckton Mineralized
Zone*. A number of additional planned drill holes were deferred,
including holes intended to upgrade a portion of the Asphalt
Mineralized Zone* (previously named the Asphalt Potential Mineral
Deposit*) into an inferred resource, and holes intended to verify
projected extensions of the Zone* which is open in three directions.
As outlined in the SBH Technical Report, the Asphalt Potential Mineral
Deposit* holds potential for hosting 109-132 million short tons of
polymetallic mineralization extending over 4.5 square kilometers and is
open in three directions. The Asphalt Potential Mineral Deposit* was
recently renamed as the Asphalt Mineralized Zone* to harmonize
nomenclature with Jun30/2011 amendments to NI-43-101. Although based on
drilling and nearby outcrop exposures, the Asphalt Mineralized Zone*,
as better outlined in the SBH Technical Report, is a target for further
ongoing exploration, it is conceptual in nature as there has been
insufficient drilling conducted over the Zone* to define a mineral
resource, and it is uncertain whether further drilling will define a
mineral resource over the Zone*.
DNI's current drilling reinforces geological extrapolations which
suggest good continuity of mineralization within the Asphalt
Mineralized Zone*. DNI intends to advance exploration of this Zone*
through additional future drilling intended to complete sufficient
number of holes to enable definition of initial inferred resource. Some
of the drilling planned for the summer 2011 was necessarily deferred
due to extreme fire conditions in the area.
Details of the drilling completed over the Asphalt Mineralized Zone*
(holes 11AS01-11AS03) are tabulated below, showing analytical results,
as well as comparative grades from adjacent historic holes 7AS01 and
7AS02. (See www.dnimetals.com/images/black_shales/amz_2011.pdf for drill hole locations).
DNI has to date focused mainly on Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Ag as the metals of
interest in the Speckled Shale over the Property. While none of these
metals is present in the shale in high enough concentration to be a
'pay' metal by itself, the metals collectively represent sufficient
in-situ value on a combined basis to place the Zones* discovered in the
shale within reach of viability as long term sources of metals provided
the metals are collectively recovered. DNI's leaching testwork over the
past two years has confirmed collective recoverability of the group of
metals, and indicated that additional metals of value are also
incidentally extracted from shale as co-products which include rare
earths. To that end, Li grades are also tabulated below given its
incidental recovery during DNI's leaching tests as a co-product which
can also proxy for the similar recovery of several other rare earth
elements from the shale. Rare earth element recoveries will be
announced at a future date once their analytical data has been fully
assessed.
________________________________________________________________________
| Hole |Depth|Zone Width** (m)| Weighted Average Grade (ppm) |Specific|
| | | | *** | |
|________|_____|________________|_______________________________|________|
| # | (m) | From-To |Width|Mo |Ni |U | V |Zn |Cu|Co|Ag |Li|Gravity |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11AS01 |51.0 |26.8-37.9 |11.1 |116|203|47|786|352|88|30|1.0|75| 2.38 |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11AS02 |106.5|95.5-106.5|11.0 |65 |137|30|682|281|89|23|0.9|85| 2.48 |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11AS03 |32.5 |Hole Lost in overburden in bad ground @ 32.5m depth |
|________|_____|_________________________________________________________|
|7AS01 |76.3 | 7.1-18.5 |11.4 |73 |144|47|690|376|89|20|0.3|na| na |
|historic| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|7AS02 |89.8 |21.6-33.2 |11.4 |63 |122|31|664|282|89|20|0.3|na| na |
|historic| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
_____________________________________________________________________________
| Hole |Depth|Zone Width** (m)| Weighted Average Grade (lb/st) *** |
|________|_____|________________|_____________________________________________|
| # | (m) | From-To |Width| Mo | Ni | U | V | Zn | Cu | Co | Li |
| | | | |[MoO3]| |[U3O8]|[V2O5]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|11AS01 |51.0 |26.8-37.9 |11.1 | 0.23 |0.41| 0.09 | 1.57 |0.70|0.18|0.06|0.15|
| | | | |[0.35]| |[0.11]|[2.80]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|11AS02 |106.5|95.5-106.5|11.0 | 0.13 |0.27| 0.06 | 1.36 |0.56|0.18|0.05|0.17|
| | | | |[0.20]| |[0.07]|[2.43]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|11AS03 |32.5 |Hole Lost in overburden in bad ground @ 32.5m depth |
|________|_____|______________________________________________________________|
|7AS01 |76.3 | 7.1-18.5 |11.4 | 0.15 |0.29| 0.09 | 1.38 |0.75|0.18|0.04| na |
|historic| | | |[0.22]| |[0.11]|[2.46]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|7AS02 |89.8 |21.6-33.2 |11.4 | 0.13 |0.24| 0.06 | 1.33 |0.56|0.18|0.04| na |
|historic| | | |[0.19]| |[0.07]|[2.37]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
Note: See notes attached to information tabulated above for the Buckton
Mineralized Zone*.
The drilling over the Asphalt Mineralized Zone* serves to confirm
historic drilling results. The results reiterate uniformity of grades
between the Asphalt and Buckton Mineralized Zones* which are located
some 30km apart, and continuity of bulk average grades over distances
ranging 300m-760m between holes.
In addition, the recent drill results indicate that tonnages previously
estimated for the Asphalt Mineralized Zone* in the SBH Technical
Report, relying on historic information, are understated. While an
estimated specific gravity of 2.1, per historic work records, was
relied upon by the SBH Technical Report to estimate potential tonnages
which might be hosted in the Asphalt Mineralized Zone*, specific
gravity of the Speckled Shale as measured from the above drill core
samples averages approximately 2.4 and, accordingly, revises potential
tonnages estimated for the Asphalt Mineralized Zone* from 109-132
million short tons of polymetallic mineralization to 125-151 million
short tons. The above specific gravity figures are consistent with
results from surface sampling completed by DNI during the past two
years. These revisions will be incorporated into revisions to the SBH
Technical Report which are in progress to also incorporate and
consolidate other exploration results accumulated by the Company since
2008 which have to date been reported only in press releases.
General Update of Work In Progress:
Bioleaching testwork has resumed relying on weighted composite drill
core samples, with an anticipated completion later in the year. This
work is being carried out by Alberta Innovates Technology Futures
(previously, the Alberta Research Council) to laboratory specifications
formulated by DNI and its bioleaching consultants. Additional testwork
will also follow later in the year, at separate facilities, to scale up
test conditions to advance toward column leaching tests and,
ultimately, toward a small initial heap leach test in 2012.
Consideration is being given to complete additional drilling over the
Asphalt and Buckton Mineralized Zones* during late fall 2011 to
complete planned drilling which was recently deferred due to extreme
fire conditions. Consideration will also be given to completing initial
test holes over the Buckton South Zone which is intermittently exposed
and located midway between the Asphalt and Buckton Mineralized Zones*.
The Buckton South Zone has not previously been drill tested and holds
potential for hosting mineralization of similar grade and dimensions as
that reported form the Buckton and Asphalt Mineralized Zones.
Additional analytical as well as leaching results will be announced
shortly, from work which was completed during the winter whose review
is nearly completed.
*Section 2.3(2) of National Instrument 43-101 ('NI-43-101'), as amended
Jun30/2011, provides for written disclosure of the potential quantity
and grade, expressed as ranges, of a 'target of further exploration',
provided the disclosure includes a statement that the potential
quantity and grade is conceptual in nature, that there has been
insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and that it is
uncertain if further exploration will result in the target being
delineated as a mineral resource; and provided the disclosure also
states, with equal prominence, the basis on which the disclosed
potential quantity and grade has been determined. The SBH Technical
Report predates amendments made to NI-43-101 on Jun30/2011 which
include amendments to portions of Section 2.3(2) to omit prior
reference to a 'potential mineral deposit' as a target for further
exploration. The Technical Report describes the metallic mineralization
potentially hosted within the Asphalt and Buckton Zones as Potential
Mineral Deposits and in terms which were consistent with NI-43-101
prior to its Jun30/2011 amendment, and per technical specifications
consistent with the Instrument as amended. The Report's reference,
however, to the foregoing mineralization as 'Potential Mineral
Deposits' is terminology which is not consistent with NI-43-101 as
amended. The SBH Technical Report is currently being updated to
incorporate and consolidate exploration results accumulated by the
Company since 2008, and to harmonize miscellaneous nomenclature therein
with NI-43-101 as amended.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale
Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond
discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag
P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and
is responsible for preparation of this press release. The Qualified
Person in connection with logging and physical parameters of the holes
is M.Dufresne PGeo.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider
(as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange)
accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, July 15, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) is pleased to report initial results from the winter drilling program
over the Asphalt and Buckton Mineralized Zones* at its Alberta
polymetallic black shale Property.
The drilling program achieved its two principal objectives, namely: (i)
to complete the necessary drilling over at least one of the two Zones*,
the Buckton Mineralized Zone*, to classify an initial portion into an
inferred mineral resource; and (ii) to collect sufficient drill core
sample material for expanded leaching testwork which have so far relied
on samples collected by surface trenching.
Detailed logging of the core was completed in May, and analytical
results recently received for all intercepts of the Second White
Speckled Shale intersected in the holes confirm continuity of
mineralization over the areas drilled, demonstrating good uniformity of
bulk grades over the intersections within the Buckton Zone* and also
between bulk grades of drill intercepts from the Asphalt and the
Buckton Zones* which are approximately 30km apart. The analytical
results also indicate that previous estimates, based on historic data,
of potential tonnages which might be hosted in the Asphalt and Buckton
Mineralized Zones* are understated by 10%-20% and are revised below.
As previously announced (press Mar7/2011), eight vertical HQ diameter
holes were cored during the 2010-2011 winter with an aggregate of
approximately 650m, testing portions of the Asphalt and Buckton
polymetallic Zones* which are partly exposed or are otherwise near
surface. All, but one, of the holes successfully cored across the
Second White Speckled Shale Formation which is the primary host to
polymetallic mineralization at the Property. This is consistent with
downhole logs from 591 oil/gas wells across the Property compiled by
DNI indicating that this Formation extends under DNI's entire 2,720
square kilometer Property. One of the holes was lost in overburden in
bad ground.
The drilling program was implemented on behalf of the Company by Apex
Geoscience Ltd, Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr. Michael Dufresne
PGeo who also oversaw logging of the core, as the Qualified Person, and
will be similarly responsible for preparation of the Buckton
Mineralized Zone* resource study which is in progress. Plans are to
continue advancing this Zone* toward a scoping study in 2012.
Particulars of the drilling over the two Zones* are outlined below.
Buckton Mineralized Zone* (formerly the Buckton Potential Mineral
Deposit*):
Five of the holes drilled were localized over approximately 3 square
kilometres of the Buckton Mineralized Zone* to enable completion of a
resource study to classify an initial portion of the Zone* (previously
named the Buckton Potential Mineral Deposit*) into an inferred resource
compliant with National Instrument 43-101 ('NI-43-101'). The current
drilling by DNI comprises in-fill drilling at a spacing ranging
240m-675m, to confirm mineralization in the vicinity of historic hole
7BK04 to begin in-filling the 2.5km distance toward historic hole 7BK05
to the north. Based on extrapolations from historic drilling and
surface work, metallic mineralization is believed to continue for
approximately 2km to the north of the area drilled by DNI, and an
additional 5km to its south, both of which offer high priority
locations for additional drilling to classify additional future
resources.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property dated Oct28/2008
(the 'SBH Technical Report', announced Nov10/2008), the Buckton
Potential Mineral Deposit* holds potential for hosting 1.2-1.3 billion
short tons of polymetallic mineralization extending over 26 square
kilometers and is open in three directions. The Buckton Potential
Mineral Deposit* was recently renamed as the Buckton Mineralized Zone*
to harmonize nomenclature with Jun30/2011 amendments to NI-43-101.
Although based on drilling and nearby outcrop exposures, the Buckton
Mineralized Zone*, as better outlined in the SBH Technical Report, is a
target for further ongoing exploration, it is conceptual in nature as
there has been insufficient drilling conducted over the Zone* to define
a mineral resource, and it is uncertain whether further drilling will
define a mineral resource over the Zone*.
DNI's current drilling reinforces geological extrapolations made in the
SBH Technical Report which suggest continuity of metallic
mineralization within the Buckton Mineralized Zone* between widely
spaced historic drilling. DNI intends to advance exploration of this
Zone* through additional driling intended to capture additional
mineraized volumes into classified resources. An initial resource study
for a portion of this Zone* is in progress.
Details of the drilling completed over the Buckton Mineralized Zone*
(holes 11BK01-11BK05) are tabulated below, showing analytical results,
as well as comparative grades from adjacent historic holes 7BK04 and
7BK05. (See also www.dnimetals.com/images/black_shales/bmz_2011.pdf for drill hole locations).
DNI has to date focused mainly on Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Ag as the metals of
interest in the Speckled Shale over the Property. While none of these
metals is present in the shale in high enough concentration to be a
'pay' metal by itself, the metals collectively represent sufficient
in-situ value on a combined basis to place the Zones* discovered in the
shale within reach of viability as long term sources of metals provided
the metals are collectively recovered. DNI's leaching testwork over the
past two years has confirmed collective recoverability of the group of
metals, and indicated that additional metals of value are also
incidentally extracted from shale as co-products which include rare
earths. To that end, Li grades are also tabulated below given its
incidental recovery during DNI's leaching tests as a co-product which
can also proxy for the similar recovery of several other rare earth
elements from the shale. Rare earth element recoveries will be
announced at a future date once their analytical data has been fully
assessed.
________________________________________________________________________
| Hole |Depth|Zone Width** (m) | Weighted Average Grade (ppm) |Specific|
| | | | *** | |
|________|_____|_________________|______________________________|________|
| # | (m) | From-To |Width|Mo|Ni |U | V |Zn |Cu|Co|Ag |Li|Gravity |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11BK01 |80.5 | 46.6-66.9 |20.3 |77|162|33|771|302|77|25|0.7|56| 2.44 |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11BK02 |101.5| 67.0-89.8 |22.8 |83|171|33|764|299|78|25|0.8|59| 2.43 |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11BK03 |86.0 | 41.2-61.0 |19.9 |71|138|23|709|258|68|23|0.7|56| 2.47 |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
| 11BK04 |91.0 | 54.5-68.0 |13.5 |62|140|26|755|277|75|24|0.7|53| 2.47 |
| 11BK05 |98.5 | 61.9-74.5 |12.6 |53|124|22|696|253|70|22|0.6|58| 2.48 |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|7BK04 |158.2|120.6-141.7|21.1 |67|129|27|645|282|73|23|0.3|na| na |
|historic| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|7BK05 |101.2| 76.8-95.2 |18.4 |77|152|25|722|318|77|24|0.7|na| na |
|historic| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|__|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
______________________________________________________________________________
| Hole |Depth|Zone Width** (m) | Weighted Average Grade (lb/st) *** |
|________|_____|_________________|_____________________________________________|
| # | (m) | From-To |Width| Mo | Ni | U | V | Zn | Cu | Co | Li |
| | | | |[MoO3]| |[U3O8]|[V2O5]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK01 |80.5 | 46.6-66.9 |20.3 | 0.15 |0.32| 0.07 | 1.54 |0.60|0.15|0.05|0.11|
| | | | |[0.23]| |[0.08]|[2.75]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK02 |101.5| 67.0-89.8 |22.8 | 0.17 |0.34| 0.07 | 1.53 |0.60|0.16|0.05|0.12|
| | | | |[0.25]| |[0.08]|[2.72]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK03 |86.0 | 41.2-61.0 |19.9 | 0.14 |0.28| 0.05 | 1.42 |0.52|0.14|0.05|0.11|
| | | | |[0.21]| |[0.05]|[2.52]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK04 |91.0 | 54.5-68.0 |13.5 | 0.12 |0.28| 0.05 | 1.51 |0.55|0.15|0.05|0.11|
| | | | |[0.19]| |[0.06]|[2.69]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
| 11BK05 |98.5 | 61.9-74.5 |12.6 | 0.11 |0.25| 0.04 | 1.39 |0.51|0.14|0.04|0.12|
| | | | |[0.16]| |[0.05]|[2.48]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|7BK04 |158.2|120.6-141.7|21.1 | 0.13 |0.26| 0.05 | 1.29 |0.56|0.15|0.05| na |
|historic| | | |[0.20]| |[0.06]|[2.30]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|7BK05 |101.2| 76.8-95.2 |18.4 | 0.15 |0.30| 0.05 | 1.44 |0.64|0.15|0.05| na |
|historic| | | |[0.23]| |[0.06]|[2.57]| | | | |
|________|_____|___________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
**All holes are vertical; Widths reported are true widths; m=metres;
Drill core sampled at a standard 0.5m interval; Data for historic holes
based on sampling under geologic control with sample lengths ranging
0.05m-1m averaging apprx 0.6m. See SBH Technical Report available from
DNI's website for additional historic work details; Zone width
represents true thickness of the flat-lying Second White Speckled Shale
Formation which hosts the polymetallic mineralization within its
contacts.
***Analyses are weighted averages over the entire intercept of the
Second White Speckled Shale Formation based on lithogeochemical
characterization; Mo, U and V grades also restated in equivalent oxide;
lb/st=pounds per short ton; Analyses by Activation Labs, Ancaster, ON;
U and Li analyses by INA, all other metals by ICP or ICP/MS following
4-acid digestion; Specific Gravity by Gravity methods; In addition to
analytical blanks and standards utilized by Actlabs as part of its
analytical quality assurance and quality control ('QA/QC') protocols,
DNI's QA/QC parameters consist of duplicate analyses as follows: one
matrix-matched analytical blank per 10 samples, one duplicate analysis
of pulverized pulp per 10 samples, and one duplicate subsample from
coarse fraction per 10 samples.
In addition to confirming good continuity of mineralization and
uniformity of bulk grade over the portion of the Zone* tested, the
recent drill results also indicate that tonnages previously
estimated for the Buckton Mineralized Zone* in the SBH Technical
Report, relying on historic information, are understated. While an
estimated specific gravity of 2.1, per historic work records, was
relied upon by the SBH Technical Report to estimate potential tonnages
which might be hosted in the Buckton Mineralized Zone*, specific
gravity of the Speckled Shale as measured from the above drill core
samples averages approximately 2.45 and, accordingly, revises potential
tonnages estimated for the Buckton Mineralized Zone* from 1.2-1.3
billion short tons of polymetallic mineralization to 1.4-1.5 billion
short tons.
The above specific gravity figures are consistent with results from
surface sampling completed by DNI during the past two years. These
revisions will be incorporated into revisions to the SBH Technical
Report which are in progress to also incorporate and consolidate other
exploration results accumulated by the Company since 2008 which have to
date been reported only in press releases.
Additional planned holes were necessarily deferred due to weather and
logistical constraints, including holes intended to verify projected
extensions of the Buckton Mineralized Zone* over at least 6km to its
north and south, as suggested by oil/gas downhole well logs in the area
which report sections of the Speckled Shale Formation over a large area
extending well beyond the current boundaries of the Zone*. Additional
drilling planned for the summer 2011 was also deferred due to extreme
fire conditions in the area.
Asphalt Mineralized Zone* (formerly the Asphalt Potential Mineral
Deposit*):
Three holes were drilled over the Asphalt Mineralized Zone*, located
approximately 30 kilometres to the south of the Buckton Mineralized
Zone*. A number of additional planned drill holes were deferred,
including holes intended to upgrade a portion of the Asphalt
Mineralized Zone* (previously named the Asphalt Potential Mineral
Deposit*) into an inferred resource, and holes intended to verify
projected extensions of the Zone* which is open in three directions.
As outlined in the SBH Technical Report, the Asphalt Potential Mineral
Deposit* holds potential for hosting 109-132 million short tons of
polymetallic mineralization extending over 4.5 square kilometers and is
open in three directions. The Asphalt Potential Mineral Deposit* was
recently renamed as the Asphalt Mineralized Zone* to harmonize
nomenclature with Jun30/2011 amendments to NI-43-101. Although based on
drilling and nearby outcrop exposures, the Asphalt Mineralized Zone*,
as better outlined in the SBH Technical Report, is a target for further
ongoing exploration, it is conceptual in nature as there has been
insufficient drilling conducted over the Zone* to define a mineral
resource, and it is uncertain whether further drilling will define a
mineral resource over the Zone*.
DNI's current drilling reinforces geological extrapolations which
suggest good continuity of mineralization within the Asphalt
Mineralized Zone*. DNI intends to advance exploration of this Zone*
through additional future drilling intended to complete sufficient
number of holes to enable definition of initial inferred resource. Some
of the drilling planned for the summer 2011 was necessarily deferred
due to extreme fire conditions in the area.
Details of the drilling completed over the Asphalt Mineralized Zone*
(holes 11AS01-11AS03) are tabulated below, showing analytical results,
as well as comparative grades from adjacent historic holes 7AS01 and
7AS02. (See www.dnimetals.com/images/black_shales/amz_2011.pdf for drill hole locations).
DNI has to date focused mainly on Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Ag as the metals of
interest in the Speckled Shale over the Property. While none of these
metals is present in the shale in high enough concentration to be a
'pay' metal by itself, the metals collectively represent sufficient
in-situ value on a combined basis to place the Zones* discovered in the
shale within reach of viability as long term sources of metals provided
the metals are collectively recovered. DNI's leaching testwork over the
past two years has confirmed collective recoverability of the group of
metals, and indicated that additional metals of value are also
incidentally extracted from shale as co-products which include rare
earths. To that end, Li grades are also tabulated below given its
incidental recovery during DNI's leaching tests as a co-product which
can also proxy for the similar recovery of several other rare earth
elements from the shale. Rare earth element recoveries will be
announced at a future date once their analytical data has been fully
assessed.
________________________________________________________________________
| Hole |Depth|Zone Width** (m)| Weighted Average Grade (ppm) |Specific|
| | | | *** | |
|________|_____|________________|_______________________________|________|
| # | (m) | From-To |Width|Mo |Ni |U | V |Zn |Cu|Co|Ag |Li|Gravity |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11AS01 |51.0 |26.8-37.9 |11.1 |116|203|47|786|352|88|30|1.0|75| 2.38 |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11AS02 |106.5|95.5-106.5|11.0 |65 |137|30|682|281|89|23|0.9|85| 2.48 |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|11AS03 |32.5 |Hole Lost in overburden in bad ground @ 32.5m depth |
|________|_____|_________________________________________________________|
|7AS01 |76.3 | 7.1-18.5 |11.4 |73 |144|47|690|376|89|20|0.3|na| na |
|historic| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
|7AS02 |89.8 |21.6-33.2 |11.4 |63 |122|31|664|282|89|20|0.3|na| na |
|historic| | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|___|___|__|___|___|__|__|___|__|________|
_____________________________________________________________________________
| Hole |Depth|Zone Width** (m)| Weighted Average Grade (lb/st) *** |
|________|_____|________________|_____________________________________________|
| # | (m) | From-To |Width| Mo | Ni | U | V | Zn | Cu | Co | Li |
| | | | |[MoO3]| |[U3O8]|[V2O5]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|11AS01 |51.0 |26.8-37.9 |11.1 | 0.23 |0.41| 0.09 | 1.57 |0.70|0.18|0.06|0.15|
| | | | |[0.35]| |[0.11]|[2.80]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|11AS02 |106.5|95.5-106.5|11.0 | 0.13 |0.27| 0.06 | 1.36 |0.56|0.18|0.05|0.17|
| | | | |[0.20]| |[0.07]|[2.43]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|11AS03 |32.5 |Hole Lost in overburden in bad ground @ 32.5m depth |
|________|_____|______________________________________________________________|
|7AS01 |76.3 | 7.1-18.5 |11.4 | 0.15 |0.29| 0.09 | 1.38 |0.75|0.18|0.04| na |
|historic| | | |[0.22]| |[0.11]|[2.46]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
|7AS02 |89.8 |21.6-33.2 |11.4 | 0.13 |0.24| 0.06 | 1.33 |0.56|0.18|0.04| na |
|historic| | | |[0.19]| |[0.07]|[2.37]| | | | |
|________|_____|__________|_____|______|____|______|______|____|____|____|____|
Note: See notes attached to information tabulated above for the Buckton
Mineralized Zone*.
The drilling over the Asphalt Mineralized Zone* serves to confirm
historic drilling results. The results reiterate uniformity of grades
between the Asphalt and Buckton Mineralized Zones* which are located
some 30km apart, and continuity of bulk average grades over distances
ranging 300m-760m between holes.
In addition, the recent drill results indicate that tonnages previously
estimated for the Asphalt Mineralized Zone* in the SBH Technical
Report, relying on historic information, are understated. While an
estimated specific gravity of 2.1, per historic work records, was
relied upon by the SBH Technical Report to estimate potential tonnages
which might be hosted in the Asphalt Mineralized Zone*, specific
gravity of the Speckled Shale as measured from the above drill core
samples averages approximately 2.4 and, accordingly, revises potential
tonnages estimated for the Asphalt Mineralized Zone* from 109-132
million short tons of polymetallic mineralization to 125-151 million
short tons. The above specific gravity figures are consistent with
results from surface sampling completed by DNI during the past two
years. These revisions will be incorporated into revisions to the SBH
Technical Report which are in progress to also incorporate and
consolidate other exploration results accumulated by the Company since
2008 which have to date been reported only in press releases.
General Update of Work In Progress:
Bioleaching testwork has resumed relying on weighted composite drill
core samples, with an anticipated completion later in the year. This
work is being carried out by Alberta Innovates Technology Futures
(previously, the Alberta Research Council) to laboratory specifications
formulated by DNI and its bioleaching consultants. Additional testwork
will also follow later in the year, at separate facilities, to scale up
test conditions to advance toward column leaching tests and,
ultimately, toward a small initial heap leach test in 2012.
Consideration is being given to complete additional drilling over the
Asphalt and Buckton Mineralized Zones* during late fall 2011 to
complete planned drilling which was recently deferred due to extreme
fire conditions. Consideration will also be given to completing initial
test holes over the Buckton South Zone which is intermittently exposed
and located midway between the Asphalt and Buckton Mineralized Zones*.
The Buckton South Zone has not previously been drill tested and holds
potential for hosting mineralization of similar grade and dimensions as
that reported form the Buckton and Asphalt Mineralized Zones.
Additional analytical as well as leaching results will be announced
shortly, from work which was completed during the winter whose review
is nearly completed.
*Section 2.3(2) of National Instrument 43-101 ('NI-43-101'), as amended
Jun30/2011, provides for written disclosure of the potential quantity
and grade, expressed as ranges, of a 'target of further exploration',
provided the disclosure includes a statement that the potential
quantity and grade is conceptual in nature, that there has been
insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and that it is
uncertain if further exploration will result in the target being
delineated as a mineral resource; and provided the disclosure also
states, with equal prominence, the basis on which the disclosed
potential quantity and grade has been determined. The SBH Technical
Report predates amendments made to NI-43-101 on Jun30/2011 which
include amendments to portions of Section 2.3(2) to omit prior
reference to a 'potential mineral deposit' as a target for further
exploration. The Technical Report describes the metallic mineralization
potentially hosted within the Asphalt and Buckton Zones as Potential
Mineral Deposits and in terms which were consistent with NI-43-101
prior to its Jun30/2011 amendment, and per technical specifications
consistent with the Instrument as amended. The Report's reference,
however, to the foregoing mineralization as 'Potential Mineral
Deposits' is terminology which is not consistent with NI-43-101 as
amended. The SBH Technical Report is currently being updated to
incorporate and consolidate exploration results accumulated by the
Company since 2008, and to harmonize miscellaneous nomenclature therein
with NI-43-101 as amended.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale
Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond
discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag
P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and
is responsible for preparation of this press release. The Qualified
Person in connection with logging and physical parameters of the holes
is M.Dufresne PGeo.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider
(as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange)
accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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Issued: 60,100,284
Außerdem wurde inzwischen ein shareholder rights plan verabschiedet
TORONTO, June 30, 2011 /CNW/ --
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, June 30, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (TSXVNI)(DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has resolved to
amend and continue DNI's existing shareholder rights plan (the 'Plan') which is dated and effective as of July 15, 2008, and is due to
expire in the coming months, by approving an amended and restated
shareholder rights plan (the 'Amended and Restated Plan'), subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals. The Amended and
Restated Plan is identical to the Plan, save for minor revisions
necessary to better harmonize it with various regulations enacted since
2008.
The objective of the Amended and Restated Plan is to ensure, to the
extent possible, that all DNI shareholders are treated equally and
fairly in connection with any take-over bid, and to provide sufficient
time for all shareholders to consider any such transaction. The Amended
and Restated Plan also provides DNI's Board of Directors with
additional time to consider any take-over bid and, if applicable, to
explore alternative transactions in order to maximize shareholder
value. The Amended and Restated Plan is not designed to prevent
take-over bids that treat DNI shareholders fairly. DNI is not aware of
any specific take-over bid for DNI that has been made or is
contemplated.
Under the Amended and Restated Plan, shareholders are issued one Right
in respect of each DNI common share held, such Right being attached to
the share. On the occurrence of certain triggering events, including
the acquisition by a person or group of 20% or more of the outstanding
common shares of DNI pursuant to a transaction that does not meet
certain conditions, each Right will entitle its holder (other than the
acquiring person or group) to purchase $40.00 worth of DNI common
shares, at the then market price, for $20.00 (ie: at a 50% discount).
The complete text of the Amended and Restated Plan will shortly be
available from www.sedar.com.
DNI will shortly execute the Amended and Restated Plan agreement with
Equity Financial Trust Company, DNI's transfer agent. DNI will submit
the Amended and Restated Plan to its shareholders for approval and
reconfirmation at DNI's next annual and special meeting, scheduled for
September 15, 2011. In the event that the Amended and Restated Plan is
not approved and reconfirmed by DNI shareholders at this meeting, the
Amended and Restated Plan shall terminate, and DNI will no longer have
any form of shareholder rights plan.
DNI also announces that it has granted 2,875,000 stock options, pursuant
to the Company's Stock Option Plan, to its management, employees and
advisors, to allow for the purchase of up to an aggregate of 2,875,000
common shares at a price of 30 cents per share for up to five years. Of
the options granted, an aggregate of 2,725,000 were granted to officers
and directors.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale
Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond
discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider
(as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange)
accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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TORONTO, June 30, 2011 /CNW/ --
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, June 30, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (TSXVNI)(DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that its Board of Directors has resolved to
amend and continue DNI's existing shareholder rights plan (the 'Plan') which is dated and effective as of July 15, 2008, and is due to
expire in the coming months, by approving an amended and restated
shareholder rights plan (the 'Amended and Restated Plan'), subject to regulatory and shareholder approvals. The Amended and
Restated Plan is identical to the Plan, save for minor revisions
necessary to better harmonize it with various regulations enacted since
2008.
The objective of the Amended and Restated Plan is to ensure, to the
extent possible, that all DNI shareholders are treated equally and
fairly in connection with any take-over bid, and to provide sufficient
time for all shareholders to consider any such transaction. The Amended
and Restated Plan also provides DNI's Board of Directors with
additional time to consider any take-over bid and, if applicable, to
explore alternative transactions in order to maximize shareholder
value. The Amended and Restated Plan is not designed to prevent
take-over bids that treat DNI shareholders fairly. DNI is not aware of
any specific take-over bid for DNI that has been made or is
contemplated.
Under the Amended and Restated Plan, shareholders are issued one Right
in respect of each DNI common share held, such Right being attached to
the share. On the occurrence of certain triggering events, including
the acquisition by a person or group of 20% or more of the outstanding
common shares of DNI pursuant to a transaction that does not meet
certain conditions, each Right will entitle its holder (other than the
acquiring person or group) to purchase $40.00 worth of DNI common
shares, at the then market price, for $20.00 (ie: at a 50% discount).
The complete text of the Amended and Restated Plan will shortly be
available from www.sedar.com.
DNI will shortly execute the Amended and Restated Plan agreement with
Equity Financial Trust Company, DNI's transfer agent. DNI will submit
the Amended and Restated Plan to its shareholders for approval and
reconfirmation at DNI's next annual and special meeting, scheduled for
September 15, 2011. In the event that the Amended and Restated Plan is
not approved and reconfirmed by DNI shareholders at this meeting, the
Amended and Restated Plan shall terminate, and DNI will no longer have
any form of shareholder rights plan.
DNI also announces that it has granted 2,875,000 stock options, pursuant
to the Company's Stock Option Plan, to its management, employees and
advisors, to allow for the purchase of up to an aggregate of 2,875,000
common shares at a price of 30 cents per share for up to five years. Of
the options granted, an aggregate of 2,725,000 were granted to officers
and directors.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale
Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond
discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider
(as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange)
accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
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TORONTO, Sept. 8, 2011 /CNW/ --
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Sept. 8, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce consolidated results from a series of
bioleaching R&D studies which conclude DNI's initial testwork on
surface samples from its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects,
Athabasca Region, Alberta.
The bioleaching studies were carried out by Alberta Innovates Technology
Futures (AITF, formerly the Alberta Research Council) to specifications
formulated by DNI and Dr.Corale Brierley, of C.L.Brierley Consultancy
LLC, Denver, who has been assisting DNI during the past two years as
its bioleaching consultant, in formulation of DNI's bioleaching
testwork programs.
The studies were implemented in several iterative stages commencing in
late 2009, and were completed at the end of 2010. The studies
collectively confirmed that suitable bioleaching organisms are
indigenous to the shale and can be readily extracted, cultivated and
adapted to the shale's chemistry. The studies also confirmed that a
broad suite of metals can be collectively extracted from the shale,
with high recoveries for Ni/U/Zn/Co/Cd and lower recoveries for
Mo/V/Cu/Li which might be enhanced through optimized leaching
parameters. Results from the above studies are consistent with results
from concurrent bioleaching testwork previously announced by DNI
carried out by the Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (BRGM),
France, (press Apr28/2010), and simple sulfuric acid leaching tests
conducted under DNI's direction at Canadian analytical facilities
(press Mar4/2010).
Two sets of surface samples (#BK003 and #BK456) were tested, both of
which were collected by DNI during its 2009 surface trench sampling
from a 9.5m thick mineralized exposure of Second White Speckled Shale
at the Buckton South Zone located approximately 9km to the south of the
Buckton Mineralized Zone. Sample BK003 represents material collected
over 2m of true width, and sample BK456 is a composite sample collected
over approximately 4m of true width beneath sample BK003. The Buckton
South Zone either represents the southerly projected extension of the
Buckton Mineralized Zone, or is a separate similar mineralized Zone
which has not yet been drilled (cored) by DNI, although 12m-23m
thicknesses of the Speckled Shale Formation are reported in downhole
logs from approximately twenty historic oil/gas wells throughout a
100-150 square kilometer area.
The earliest parts of the testwork, completed in late 2009, consisted of
successful harvesting of bio-organisms from the shale, their culturing
and subsequent adaptation. Acid mobility tests, completed in early 2010
to collect baseline data to assess sulfur reagent consumption during
leaching, reported ranges of 7.4-12.3kg and 89.7-102.9kg of acid
consumption per tonne of mineral feed for sample BK003 and BK456,
respectively. The acid consumption results define too wide a range to
be conclusive and will be re-tested during future work.
A set of bench scale batch amenability leaching tests (BATs) were
carried out in duplicate on approximately 200gm aliquots from each of
the two samples to test amenability of the shale samples to leaching
and to determine the amount and suite of metals which might be
extracted (recovered) from the shale via bioleaching. The BAT tests
entailed leaching during 38 and 27 days of incubation for samples BK456
and BK003, respectively, utilizing the indigenous bio-organisms
previously harvested from the shale.
Test results for sample BK456 are tabulated below, consolidated from the
iterative studies as calculated by DNI based on analyses, weights or
volumes of the various solid and liquid fractions from the leaching
tests as reported by AITF. Previously announced results from similar
bioleaching tests completed by BRGM and the Acid Leaching tests carried
out under DNI's direction at Canadian analytical facilities are also
tabulated for comparison.
____________________________________________________________________
| Calculated Metals Extractions (recoveries) |
|____________________________________________________________________|
| |Bioleaching - AITF | Bioleaching - |Acid Leaching - DNI| |
| | (ARC) | BRGM | | |
|__|____________________|_______________|___________________| Best |
| | Sample BK456 ((1)) |Sample 09ASH004| Sample 09ASH004 ( |Recovery|
| | | ((2)) | (3)) |Achieved|
|__|____________________|_______________|___________________| |
| | per |per Solids|Biotic|Abiotic |36hr-30C| 24hr-50C | |
| |Solutions| |Tests | Tests | | | |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Mo| 34% | 30% | 16% | 3% | 28% | 51% | 51% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Ni| 85% | 89% | 88% | 87% | 89% | 70% | 89% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|U | 100% | 94% | 88% | 82% | 84% | 67% | 100% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|V | 8% | 12% | 6% | 8% | 34% | 51% | 51% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Zn| 100% | 85% | 84% | 84% | 88% | 70% | 100% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Cu| 65% | 66% | na | 49% | 53% | 57% | 66% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Co| 91% | 91% | 88% | 83% | 86% | 69% | 91% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Cd| 100% | 98% | na | na | 93% | 71% | 100% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Li| 25% | 22% | na | na | 45% | 58% | 58% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
(1) Sample BK456 is a weighted composite of samples# 09ASH004, 09ASH005
and 09ASH006. Calculated metal extractions tabulated show results based
on aggregate metals extracted in all solution fractions as a percentage
of the head grade, compared with extractions calculated based on the
difference between head grade and aggregate metals remaining in all
solid (tails) fractions. Calculated extractions for U and Cd of 104%
and 102%, respectively, are stated as 100%; (2) BRGM test results
reiterated from DNI press Apr28/2010 and tabulated as rounded figures.
Abiotic test results from leaching in acidic conditions without
addition of bio-organisms shown for comparison with the biotic test
results; (3) DNI Acid Leaching results reiterated from DNI press
Mar4/2010, showing comparative results from tests conducted at
different temperatures leach duration.
To the extent that all of the leaching testwork completed to date
represent initial tests, the recoveries tabulated above represent
minimum recoveries achievable and are initial results to be optimized
during future additional testwork. The best recovery achieved to date
for the various metals is shown as a benchmark on which DNI is relying
for planning purposes, and as a benchmark of interim recoveries which
future work will endeavor to enhance.
Results for sample BK003 are not tabulated above given that they did not
meet acceptable mass balance thresholds and can only be regarded in
qualitative terms indicating that the suite of metals of interest can
be extracted from the shale, and that recoveries for Ni/U/Zn/Co/Cd are
considerably better than for Mo/V/Cu/Li.
Following bioleaching, one of the duplicate samples was further leached
in HCl to monitor precipitation of a variety of compounds (eg:
jarosites, sulfates, ferro-compounds) and to assess related metals
re-precipitation from the leaching solution after the metals had been
extracted from the shale. The test results indicate that while a small
fraction (1%-8%) of all dissolved metals, once leached from the shale,
are removed from the leaching solution through re-precipitation, a
considerable portion of Mo-V-Cu (at least approximately 47% of Mo, 58%
V and 19% Cu) once leached from the shale are lost to re-precipitation
correlated with abrupt changes in pH within the leaching solution. The
foregoing processes will be addressed during future testwork intended
to optimize test parameters to enhance recoveries of Mo-V-Cu.
DNI's leaching testwork over the past two years has confirmed collective
recoverability of traditional metals from the shale. The testwork,
however, also reported successful recoveries of additional metals of
value which are incidentally extracted from shale as co-products. These
co-products consist of specialty metals (Li, Sc, Th) and rare earth
elements including critical rare earths (Dy, Y, Tb, Eu and Nd). To the
extent that the leaching tests reported good recoveries of most of the
foregoing metals, they hold potential to add considerable previously
unrecognized value to the mineralized zones identified by DNI at the
Property.
Grades for specialty metals and rare earth elements (REE's) from DNI's
2010-2011 winter drilling program are summarized below (see also DNI
press Jul15/2011 for results for other metals), together with results
from historic drilling and head grades for samples BK456 and BK003
tested during bioleaching studies. Considering the excellent uniformity
of grades among all drill holes across the Buckton Mineralized Zone,
the tabulated results serve to characterize grades which can be
reasonably expected from the Zone.
__________________________________________________________________
|Hole or|Zone Width** (m) | Weighted Average Grade (ppm)*** |
|_______|_________________|________________________________________|
|Sample#| From-To |Width|Ce |Dy|Er|Gd|La|Nd|Pr|Sm|Y |Yb|Th|Sc|Li |
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|___|
|11BK01*| 46.6-66.9 |20.3 |85 |na|na|na|57|79|na|11|51|5 |10|12|56 |
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|___|
|11BK02*| 67.0-89.8 |22.8 |82 |na|na|na|50|73|na|10|51|5 |11|12|59|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|11BK03*| 41.2-61.0 |19.9 |77 |na|na|na|49|47|na|9 |40|3 |13|11|56|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|11BK04*| 54.5-68.0 |13.5 |73 |na|na|na|41|58|na|9 |39|4 |10|12|53|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|11BK05*| 61.9-74.5 |12.6 |74 |na|na|na|48|42|na|9 |41|4 |11|11|58|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|7BK01* |132.9-148.2|15.3 |84 |na|na|na|58|39|na|9 |62|6 |10|11|55|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|7BK03* |75.0-101.2 |26.2 |98 |na|na|na|66|45|na|10|74|7 |10|12|56|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|7BK05* | 76.8-95.2 |18.4 |90 |na|na|na|55|36|na|8 |55|6 |10|12|56|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|BK456* | na | 4 |111|16|9 |20|72|94|25|17|98|9 |8 |17|53|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|BK003* | na | 2 |55 |5 |2 |6 |25|28|9 |5 |22|2 |9 |7 |68|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|m=metres; Eu 1-4 ppm; Tb 1-3 ppm |
|__________________________________________________________________|
___________________________________________________________________________________________
|Hole or|Zone Width** (m) | Weighted Average Grade (lb/st)*** |
|_______|_________________|_________________________________________________________________|
|Sample#| From-To |Width| Ce | Dy | Er | Gd | La | Nd | Pr | Sm | Y | Yb | Th | Sc | Li |
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|11BK01*| 46.6-66.9 |20.3 |0.17| na | na | na |0.11|0.16| na |0.02|0.10|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11 |
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|_____|
|11BK02*| 67.0-89.8 |22.8 |0.16| na | na | na |0.10|0.15| na |0.02|0.10|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.12|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|11BK03*| 41.2-61.0 |19.9 |0.15| na | na | na |0.10|0.09| na |0.02|0.08|0.01|0.03|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|11BK04*| 54.5-68.0 |13.5 |0.15| na | na | na |0.08|0.12| na |0.02|0.08|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|11BK05*| 61.9-74.5 |12.6 |0.15| na | na | na |0.10|0.08| na |0.02|0.08|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.12|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|7BK01* |132.9-148.2|15.3 |0.17| na | na | na |0.12|0.08| na |0.02|0.12|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|7BK03* |75.0-101.2 |26.2 |0.20| na | na | na |0.13|0.09| na |0.02|0.15|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|7BK05* | 76.8-95.2 |18.4 |0.18| na | na | na |0.11|0.07| na |0.02|0.11|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|BK456* | na | 4 |0.22|0.03|0.02|0.04|0.14|0.19|0.05|0.03|0.20|0.02|0.02|0.03|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|BK003* | na | 2 |0.11|0.01|0.00|0.01|0.05|0.06|0.02|0.01|0.04|0.00|0.02|0.01|0.14|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|m=metres; lb/st=pounds per short ton; Eu 0.002-0.008 lb/st; Tb 0.002-0.006 lb/st |
|__________________________________________________________________________________________|
*Drill holes 11BK01-11BK05 drilled by DNI. Drill holes 7BK01, 7BK03 and
7BK05 are historic hole. Drill holes tabulated are from drilling over
the Buckton Mineralized Zone. Samples BK456 and BK003 are surface
trenching samples tested during bioleaching tests. **All holes are
vertical and widths reported are true widths; Drill core sampled at a
standard 0.5m interval; Data for historic holes based on DNI's
verification analytical program which re-sampled historic drill core at
lengths averaging 3.8m; Zone width represents true thickness of the
flat-lying Second White Speckled Shale Formation which hosts the
polymetallic mineralization within its contacts. ***Analyses are
weighted averages over the entire intercept of the Speckled Shale
Formation based on lithogeochemical characterization; Data for historic
drill holes from DNI's verification analytical program; lb/st=pounds
per short ton; na=not available; Analyses by Activation Labs, Ancaster,
ON; REE analyses by ICP or MS after total sample digestion; In addition
to analytical blanks and standards utilized by Actlabs as part of its
analytical quality assurance and quality control ('QA/QC') protocols,
DNI's QA/QC parameters consist of duplicate analyses as follows: one
matrix-matched analytical blank per 10 samples, one duplicate analysis
of pulverized pulp per 10 samples, and one duplicate subsample from
coarse fraction per 10 samples.
Considering the uniformity of grades among all drill holes across the
Buckton Mineralized Zone, the tabulated results above serve to
characterize grades which can be reasonably expected from this Zone
which holds potential for hosting 1.4-1.5 billion short tons of
polymetallic mineralization extending over 26 square kilometers and is
open in three directions. If amortized over the Buckton Mineralized
Zone, the apparently modest grades tabulated are significant and
represent an immense in-situ metallic budget of recoverable specialty
metals and REE's ranging in the millions of pounds for any given metal.
Sufficient drilling has been completed over a portion of the Buckton
Mineralized Zone to classify a portion of it to an inferred resource
relating to base metals and Uranium. A similar study relating to
specialty metals and REE's will follow later in the year.
Calculated recoveries of specialty metals and REE's based on results
from the AITF bioleaching testwork studies are summarized below for
sample BK456.
______________________________________________________________________
|Calculated Bioleaching Recoveries for Specialty Metals* - Sample BK456|
|______________________________________________________________________|
| |Ce |Dy |Er |Eu |Gd |La |Nd |Pr |Sm |Tb | Y |Yb |Th**|Sc |Li |
|_________|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|____|___|___|
|per |77%|92%|88%|83%|88%|66%|66%|58%|91%|97%|90%|90%|100%|51%|25%|
|Solutions| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|_________|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|____|___|___|
|per |68%|92%|92%|86%|90%|70%|78%|76%|83%|92%|92%|64%|74% |57%|22%|
|Solids | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|_________|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|____|___|___|
| *calculated by DNI based on analyses, weights or volumes as reported|
| by AITF|
| ** Calculated extraction of 111% (per solution) for Th stated as 100%|
|______________________________________________________________________|
Despite the general availability of commodity price quotes for specialty
metals and REE's, given lack of transparency in their respective
commodity markets, assessment of the economic impacts that these metals
might have as co-products on future development DNI's polymetallic
shales cannot be determined at this time. The grades and incidental
recoverability of these metals are, however, material to any potential
production scenario envisaged by DNI for continuing exploration and
development of the six mineral systems identified at the Property as a
long term source of a variety of metals. The foregoing results compel
DNI to broaden scope of its future testwork to actively focus on
specialty metals and REE's recoveries alongside the base metals of
interest which have so far been DNI's primary focus.
General Update of Work In Progress:
A resource study over a portion of the Buckton Mineralized Zone is
nearly completed and will be announced shortly. Plans are to augment
and amend the study with a stand-alone resources study to estimate
specialty metals and REE's resources, and related metallic budget
hosted within the resources being delineated over a portion of the
Zone.
Bioleaching testwork is in progress on composite samples from the past
winter's drilling. This work will substantially repeat work completed
to date on surface trenching samples, and is slated for completion at
the end of the year. Other work is in its planning stages to expand and
optimize leaching parameters.
Permitting applications have been submitted in advance of a planned
winter drilling to probe projected extensions of the Buckton
Mineralized Zone and to commence initial drilling over the Buckton
South Zone which may represent its southerly extension or an entirely
separate similar Zone.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale
Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond
discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag
P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and
is responsible for preparation of this press release. All detailed data
underlying test results reported herein are included in Alberta Mineral
Assessment Report#MIN20100017.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider
(as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange)
accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
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TORONTO, Sept. 8, 2011 /CNW/ --
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Sept. 8, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce consolidated results from a series of
bioleaching R&D studies which conclude DNI's initial testwork on
surface samples from its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects,
Athabasca Region, Alberta.
The bioleaching studies were carried out by Alberta Innovates Technology
Futures (AITF, formerly the Alberta Research Council) to specifications
formulated by DNI and Dr.Corale Brierley, of C.L.Brierley Consultancy
LLC, Denver, who has been assisting DNI during the past two years as
its bioleaching consultant, in formulation of DNI's bioleaching
testwork programs.
The studies were implemented in several iterative stages commencing in
late 2009, and were completed at the end of 2010. The studies
collectively confirmed that suitable bioleaching organisms are
indigenous to the shale and can be readily extracted, cultivated and
adapted to the shale's chemistry. The studies also confirmed that a
broad suite of metals can be collectively extracted from the shale,
with high recoveries for Ni/U/Zn/Co/Cd and lower recoveries for
Mo/V/Cu/Li which might be enhanced through optimized leaching
parameters. Results from the above studies are consistent with results
from concurrent bioleaching testwork previously announced by DNI
carried out by the Bureau de Recherches Géologiques et Minières (BRGM),
France, (press Apr28/2010), and simple sulfuric acid leaching tests
conducted under DNI's direction at Canadian analytical facilities
(press Mar4/2010).
Two sets of surface samples (#BK003 and #BK456) were tested, both of
which were collected by DNI during its 2009 surface trench sampling
from a 9.5m thick mineralized exposure of Second White Speckled Shale
at the Buckton South Zone located approximately 9km to the south of the
Buckton Mineralized Zone. Sample BK003 represents material collected
over 2m of true width, and sample BK456 is a composite sample collected
over approximately 4m of true width beneath sample BK003. The Buckton
South Zone either represents the southerly projected extension of the
Buckton Mineralized Zone, or is a separate similar mineralized Zone
which has not yet been drilled (cored) by DNI, although 12m-23m
thicknesses of the Speckled Shale Formation are reported in downhole
logs from approximately twenty historic oil/gas wells throughout a
100-150 square kilometer area.
The earliest parts of the testwork, completed in late 2009, consisted of
successful harvesting of bio-organisms from the shale, their culturing
and subsequent adaptation. Acid mobility tests, completed in early 2010
to collect baseline data to assess sulfur reagent consumption during
leaching, reported ranges of 7.4-12.3kg and 89.7-102.9kg of acid
consumption per tonne of mineral feed for sample BK003 and BK456,
respectively. The acid consumption results define too wide a range to
be conclusive and will be re-tested during future work.
A set of bench scale batch amenability leaching tests (BATs) were
carried out in duplicate on approximately 200gm aliquots from each of
the two samples to test amenability of the shale samples to leaching
and to determine the amount and suite of metals which might be
extracted (recovered) from the shale via bioleaching. The BAT tests
entailed leaching during 38 and 27 days of incubation for samples BK456
and BK003, respectively, utilizing the indigenous bio-organisms
previously harvested from the shale.
Test results for sample BK456 are tabulated below, consolidated from the
iterative studies as calculated by DNI based on analyses, weights or
volumes of the various solid and liquid fractions from the leaching
tests as reported by AITF. Previously announced results from similar
bioleaching tests completed by BRGM and the Acid Leaching tests carried
out under DNI's direction at Canadian analytical facilities are also
tabulated for comparison.
____________________________________________________________________
| Calculated Metals Extractions (recoveries) |
|____________________________________________________________________|
| |Bioleaching - AITF | Bioleaching - |Acid Leaching - DNI| |
| | (ARC) | BRGM | | |
|__|____________________|_______________|___________________| Best |
| | Sample BK456 ((1)) |Sample 09ASH004| Sample 09ASH004 ( |Recovery|
| | | ((2)) | (3)) |Achieved|
|__|____________________|_______________|___________________| |
| | per |per Solids|Biotic|Abiotic |36hr-30C| 24hr-50C | |
| |Solutions| |Tests | Tests | | | |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Mo| 34% | 30% | 16% | 3% | 28% | 51% | 51% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Ni| 85% | 89% | 88% | 87% | 89% | 70% | 89% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|U | 100% | 94% | 88% | 82% | 84% | 67% | 100% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|V | 8% | 12% | 6% | 8% | 34% | 51% | 51% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Zn| 100% | 85% | 84% | 84% | 88% | 70% | 100% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Cu| 65% | 66% | na | 49% | 53% | 57% | 66% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Co| 91% | 91% | 88% | 83% | 86% | 69% | 91% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Cd| 100% | 98% | na | na | 93% | 71% | 100% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
|Li| 25% | 22% | na | na | 45% | 58% | 58% |
|__|_________|__________|______|________|________|__________|________|
(1) Sample BK456 is a weighted composite of samples# 09ASH004, 09ASH005
and 09ASH006. Calculated metal extractions tabulated show results based
on aggregate metals extracted in all solution fractions as a percentage
of the head grade, compared with extractions calculated based on the
difference between head grade and aggregate metals remaining in all
solid (tails) fractions. Calculated extractions for U and Cd of 104%
and 102%, respectively, are stated as 100%; (2) BRGM test results
reiterated from DNI press Apr28/2010 and tabulated as rounded figures.
Abiotic test results from leaching in acidic conditions without
addition of bio-organisms shown for comparison with the biotic test
results; (3) DNI Acid Leaching results reiterated from DNI press
Mar4/2010, showing comparative results from tests conducted at
different temperatures leach duration.
To the extent that all of the leaching testwork completed to date
represent initial tests, the recoveries tabulated above represent
minimum recoveries achievable and are initial results to be optimized
during future additional testwork. The best recovery achieved to date
for the various metals is shown as a benchmark on which DNI is relying
for planning purposes, and as a benchmark of interim recoveries which
future work will endeavor to enhance.
Results for sample BK003 are not tabulated above given that they did not
meet acceptable mass balance thresholds and can only be regarded in
qualitative terms indicating that the suite of metals of interest can
be extracted from the shale, and that recoveries for Ni/U/Zn/Co/Cd are
considerably better than for Mo/V/Cu/Li.
Following bioleaching, one of the duplicate samples was further leached
in HCl to monitor precipitation of a variety of compounds (eg:
jarosites, sulfates, ferro-compounds) and to assess related metals
re-precipitation from the leaching solution after the metals had been
extracted from the shale. The test results indicate that while a small
fraction (1%-8%) of all dissolved metals, once leached from the shale,
are removed from the leaching solution through re-precipitation, a
considerable portion of Mo-V-Cu (at least approximately 47% of Mo, 58%
V and 19% Cu) once leached from the shale are lost to re-precipitation
correlated with abrupt changes in pH within the leaching solution. The
foregoing processes will be addressed during future testwork intended
to optimize test parameters to enhance recoveries of Mo-V-Cu.
DNI's leaching testwork over the past two years has confirmed collective
recoverability of traditional metals from the shale. The testwork,
however, also reported successful recoveries of additional metals of
value which are incidentally extracted from shale as co-products. These
co-products consist of specialty metals (Li, Sc, Th) and rare earth
elements including critical rare earths (Dy, Y, Tb, Eu and Nd). To the
extent that the leaching tests reported good recoveries of most of the
foregoing metals, they hold potential to add considerable previously
unrecognized value to the mineralized zones identified by DNI at the
Property.
Grades for specialty metals and rare earth elements (REE's) from DNI's
2010-2011 winter drilling program are summarized below (see also DNI
press Jul15/2011 for results for other metals), together with results
from historic drilling and head grades for samples BK456 and BK003
tested during bioleaching studies. Considering the excellent uniformity
of grades among all drill holes across the Buckton Mineralized Zone,
the tabulated results serve to characterize grades which can be
reasonably expected from the Zone.
__________________________________________________________________
|Hole or|Zone Width** (m) | Weighted Average Grade (ppm)*** |
|_______|_________________|________________________________________|
|Sample#| From-To |Width|Ce |Dy|Er|Gd|La|Nd|Pr|Sm|Y |Yb|Th|Sc|Li |
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|___|
|11BK01*| 46.6-66.9 |20.3 |85 |na|na|na|57|79|na|11|51|5 |10|12|56 |
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|___|
|11BK02*| 67.0-89.8 |22.8 |82 |na|na|na|50|73|na|10|51|5 |11|12|59|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|11BK03*| 41.2-61.0 |19.9 |77 |na|na|na|49|47|na|9 |40|3 |13|11|56|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|11BK04*| 54.5-68.0 |13.5 |73 |na|na|na|41|58|na|9 |39|4 |10|12|53|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|11BK05*| 61.9-74.5 |12.6 |74 |na|na|na|48|42|na|9 |41|4 |11|11|58|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|7BK01* |132.9-148.2|15.3 |84 |na|na|na|58|39|na|9 |62|6 |10|11|55|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|7BK03* |75.0-101.2 |26.2 |98 |na|na|na|66|45|na|10|74|7 |10|12|56|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|7BK05* | 76.8-95.2 |18.4 |90 |na|na|na|55|36|na|8 |55|6 |10|12|56|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|BK456* | na | 4 |111|16|9 |20|72|94|25|17|98|9 |8 |17|53|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|BK003* | na | 2 |55 |5 |2 |6 |25|28|9 |5 |22|2 |9 |7 |68|
|_______|___________|_____|___|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|__|
|m=metres; Eu 1-4 ppm; Tb 1-3 ppm |
|__________________________________________________________________|
___________________________________________________________________________________________
|Hole or|Zone Width** (m) | Weighted Average Grade (lb/st)*** |
|_______|_________________|_________________________________________________________________|
|Sample#| From-To |Width| Ce | Dy | Er | Gd | La | Nd | Pr | Sm | Y | Yb | Th | Sc | Li |
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|11BK01*| 46.6-66.9 |20.3 |0.17| na | na | na |0.11|0.16| na |0.02|0.10|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11 |
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|_____|
|11BK02*| 67.0-89.8 |22.8 |0.16| na | na | na |0.10|0.15| na |0.02|0.10|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.12|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|11BK03*| 41.2-61.0 |19.9 |0.15| na | na | na |0.10|0.09| na |0.02|0.08|0.01|0.03|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|11BK04*| 54.5-68.0 |13.5 |0.15| na | na | na |0.08|0.12| na |0.02|0.08|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|11BK05*| 61.9-74.5 |12.6 |0.15| na | na | na |0.10|0.08| na |0.02|0.08|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.12|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|7BK01* |132.9-148.2|15.3 |0.17| na | na | na |0.12|0.08| na |0.02|0.12|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|7BK03* |75.0-101.2 |26.2 |0.20| na | na | na |0.13|0.09| na |0.02|0.15|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|7BK05* | 76.8-95.2 |18.4 |0.18| na | na | na |0.11|0.07| na |0.02|0.11|0.01|0.02|0.02|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|BK456* | na | 4 |0.22|0.03|0.02|0.04|0.14|0.19|0.05|0.03|0.20|0.02|0.02|0.03|0.11|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|BK003* | na | 2 |0.11|0.01|0.00|0.01|0.05|0.06|0.02|0.01|0.04|0.00|0.02|0.01|0.14|
|_______|___________|_____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|____|
|m=metres; lb/st=pounds per short ton; Eu 0.002-0.008 lb/st; Tb 0.002-0.006 lb/st |
|__________________________________________________________________________________________|
*Drill holes 11BK01-11BK05 drilled by DNI. Drill holes 7BK01, 7BK03 and
7BK05 are historic hole. Drill holes tabulated are from drilling over
the Buckton Mineralized Zone. Samples BK456 and BK003 are surface
trenching samples tested during bioleaching tests. **All holes are
vertical and widths reported are true widths; Drill core sampled at a
standard 0.5m interval; Data for historic holes based on DNI's
verification analytical program which re-sampled historic drill core at
lengths averaging 3.8m; Zone width represents true thickness of the
flat-lying Second White Speckled Shale Formation which hosts the
polymetallic mineralization within its contacts. ***Analyses are
weighted averages over the entire intercept of the Speckled Shale
Formation based on lithogeochemical characterization; Data for historic
drill holes from DNI's verification analytical program; lb/st=pounds
per short ton; na=not available; Analyses by Activation Labs, Ancaster,
ON; REE analyses by ICP or MS after total sample digestion; In addition
to analytical blanks and standards utilized by Actlabs as part of its
analytical quality assurance and quality control ('QA/QC') protocols,
DNI's QA/QC parameters consist of duplicate analyses as follows: one
matrix-matched analytical blank per 10 samples, one duplicate analysis
of pulverized pulp per 10 samples, and one duplicate subsample from
coarse fraction per 10 samples.
Considering the uniformity of grades among all drill holes across the
Buckton Mineralized Zone, the tabulated results above serve to
characterize grades which can be reasonably expected from this Zone
which holds potential for hosting 1.4-1.5 billion short tons of
polymetallic mineralization extending over 26 square kilometers and is
open in three directions. If amortized over the Buckton Mineralized
Zone, the apparently modest grades tabulated are significant and
represent an immense in-situ metallic budget of recoverable specialty
metals and REE's ranging in the millions of pounds for any given metal.
Sufficient drilling has been completed over a portion of the Buckton
Mineralized Zone to classify a portion of it to an inferred resource
relating to base metals and Uranium. A similar study relating to
specialty metals and REE's will follow later in the year.
Calculated recoveries of specialty metals and REE's based on results
from the AITF bioleaching testwork studies are summarized below for
sample BK456.
______________________________________________________________________
|Calculated Bioleaching Recoveries for Specialty Metals* - Sample BK456|
|______________________________________________________________________|
| |Ce |Dy |Er |Eu |Gd |La |Nd |Pr |Sm |Tb | Y |Yb |Th**|Sc |Li |
|_________|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|____|___|___|
|per |77%|92%|88%|83%|88%|66%|66%|58%|91%|97%|90%|90%|100%|51%|25%|
|Solutions| | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|_________|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|____|___|___|
|per |68%|92%|92%|86%|90%|70%|78%|76%|83%|92%|92%|64%|74% |57%|22%|
|Solids | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
|_________|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|___|____|___|___|
| *calculated by DNI based on analyses, weights or volumes as reported|
| by AITF|
| ** Calculated extraction of 111% (per solution) for Th stated as 100%|
|______________________________________________________________________|
Despite the general availability of commodity price quotes for specialty
metals and REE's, given lack of transparency in their respective
commodity markets, assessment of the economic impacts that these metals
might have as co-products on future development DNI's polymetallic
shales cannot be determined at this time. The grades and incidental
recoverability of these metals are, however, material to any potential
production scenario envisaged by DNI for continuing exploration and
development of the six mineral systems identified at the Property as a
long term source of a variety of metals. The foregoing results compel
DNI to broaden scope of its future testwork to actively focus on
specialty metals and REE's recoveries alongside the base metals of
interest which have so far been DNI's primary focus.
General Update of Work In Progress:
A resource study over a portion of the Buckton Mineralized Zone is
nearly completed and will be announced shortly. Plans are to augment
and amend the study with a stand-alone resources study to estimate
specialty metals and REE's resources, and related metallic budget
hosted within the resources being delineated over a portion of the
Zone.
Bioleaching testwork is in progress on composite samples from the past
winter's drilling. This work will substantially repeat work completed
to date on surface trenching samples, and is slated for completion at
the end of the year. Other work is in its planning stages to expand and
optimize leaching parameters.
Permitting applications have been submitted in advance of a planned
winter drilling to probe projected extensions of the Buckton
Mineralized Zone and to commence initial drilling over the Buckton
South Zone which may represent its southerly extension or an entirely
separate similar Zone.
DNI continues to focus its efforts on its polymetallic black shale
Properties in Alberta, and on its carried interest in the diamond
discovery on its Attawapiskat Property, Ontario.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag
P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and
is responsible for preparation of this press release. All detailed data
underlying test results reported herein are included in Alberta Mineral
Assessment Report#MIN20100017.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider
(as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange)
accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
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Ergebnisse der HV:
DNI shareholders approve Shareholder Rights Plan & by-law amendments
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Sept. 19, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce that its shareholders overwhelmingly approved and ratified the Company's Amended and Restated Shareholder Rights Plan (the 'Rights Plan') during DNI's Annual and Special Meeting held on September 15, 2011. Shareholders also approved amendments to DNI's articles and its by-laws.
The Rights Plan, announced on June 30, 2011, was adopted by DNI's Board of Directors, to ensure, to the extent possible, that all DNI shareholders are treated equally and fairly in connection with any take-over bid, and to provide sufficient time for all shareholders to consider any such transaction. DNI is not aware of any pending or threatened take-over bids for the Company.
Under the Rights Plan, shareholders are issued one Right in respect of each DNI common share held, such Right being attached to the share. On the occurrence of certain triggering events, including the acquisition by a person or group of 20% or more of the outstanding common shares of DNI pursuant to a transaction that does not meet certain conditions, each Right will entitle its holder (other than the acquiring person or group) to purchase $40.00 worth of DNI common shares, at the then market price, for $20.00 (ie: at a 50% discount).
The complete text of the Amended and Restated Plan will shortly be available from www.sedar.com. The Rights Plan has been conditionally accepted by the TSX Venture Exchange.
DNI thanks shareholders for their continued support and encourages them to follow ongoing developments from its exploration and development programs.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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Issued: 60,100,284
DNI Metals Inc.
DNI shareholders approve Shareholder Rights Plan & by-law amendments
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Sept. 19, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce that its shareholders overwhelmingly approved and ratified the Company's Amended and Restated Shareholder Rights Plan (the 'Rights Plan') during DNI's Annual and Special Meeting held on September 15, 2011. Shareholders also approved amendments to DNI's articles and its by-laws.
The Rights Plan, announced on June 30, 2011, was adopted by DNI's Board of Directors, to ensure, to the extent possible, that all DNI shareholders are treated equally and fairly in connection with any take-over bid, and to provide sufficient time for all shareholders to consider any such transaction. DNI is not aware of any pending or threatened take-over bids for the Company.
Under the Rights Plan, shareholders are issued one Right in respect of each DNI common share held, such Right being attached to the share. On the occurrence of certain triggering events, including the acquisition by a person or group of 20% or more of the outstanding common shares of DNI pursuant to a transaction that does not meet certain conditions, each Right will entitle its holder (other than the acquiring person or group) to purchase $40.00 worth of DNI common shares, at the then market price, for $20.00 (ie: at a 50% discount).
The complete text of the Amended and Restated Plan will shortly be available from www.sedar.com. The Rights Plan has been conditionally accepted by the TSX Venture Exchange.
DNI thanks shareholders for their continued support and encourages them to follow ongoing developments from its exploration and development programs.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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DNI Metals Inc.
News gab es bereits am 24.10. 11 wurden aber hier noch nicht veröffentlicht. Hier ein Teil der Meldung:
DNI announces an initial 250 million ton inferred resource from the Buckton Mineralized Zone on its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Oct. 24, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce the initial mineral resource from the Buckton Mineralized Zone, on its Alberta polymetallic black shale Property, Athabasca region, northeast Alberta. This Zone, with an inferred resource of 250,092,000 short tons which is being announced, is one of six mineralized systems, or zones, identified on the 2,720 square kilometer Property, and it is the most advanced with sufficient drilling to enable estimation of mineral resources over a portion of it.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property dated Oct28/2008 (announced Nov10/2008, revised in press release of Jul15/2011), the Buckton Mineralized Zone is a conceptual target for further exploration based on surface sampling and historic widely spaced drilling. This Zone is projected to extend over 26 square kilometers and is open in three directions. Sufficient drilling was completed over a portion of this Zone by DNI to classify a portion of it to an inferred resource relating to base metals, Uranium and Lithium.
The Buckton resource study (the 'Study') was prepared by Apex Geoscience Ltd ('Apex'), Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeol, who is the Qualified Person in connection with its preparation and is independent of DNI. The Study relies on drilling completed during the past winter by DNI over the Zone, together with historic drilling from the area, all of which drilling campaigns were implemented by Apex under the supervision of Mr.Dufresne. DNI completed verification sampling and analysis of archived core from some of the historic drilling in 2008 and 2009. The Study complies with National Instrument 43-101 and CIM resource estimation guidelines. This press release is a summary of salient conclusions of the Buckton resource study report which is being filed to SEDAR concurrently with this announcement. The report will also be available from DNI's website www.dnimetals.com once it is filed.
The Buckton inferred mineral resource reported by the Study is classified as an inferred resource consisting of 250,092,000 short tons (226,880,000 metric tonnes) of mineralized Second White Speckled black Shale, beneath less than 75m of overburden cover, which is mineralized with recoverable molybdenum (Mo), nickel (Ni), uranium (U), vanadium (V), zinc (Zn), copper (Cu), cobalt (Co) and lithium (Li). The inferred resource includes 124,031,000 short tons which are under less than 50m of overburden cover and 19,847,000 short tons which are under less than 25m of overburden cover. Silver and gold were assessed but omitted from the resources, as were also rare earth elements and specialty metals except Li. An estimate of specialty metals and rare earth elements contained within the Buckton resource will be announced in an addendum to the Study.
Details of the Buckton inferred resource reported by the Study are tabulated below.
Der Kurs zieht endlich an. Hoffentlich gehts weiter
DNI announces an initial 250 million ton inferred resource from the Buckton Mineralized Zone on its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Oct. 24, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce the initial mineral resource from the Buckton Mineralized Zone, on its Alberta polymetallic black shale Property, Athabasca region, northeast Alberta. This Zone, with an inferred resource of 250,092,000 short tons which is being announced, is one of six mineralized systems, or zones, identified on the 2,720 square kilometer Property, and it is the most advanced with sufficient drilling to enable estimation of mineral resources over a portion of it.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property dated Oct28/2008 (announced Nov10/2008, revised in press release of Jul15/2011), the Buckton Mineralized Zone is a conceptual target for further exploration based on surface sampling and historic widely spaced drilling. This Zone is projected to extend over 26 square kilometers and is open in three directions. Sufficient drilling was completed over a portion of this Zone by DNI to classify a portion of it to an inferred resource relating to base metals, Uranium and Lithium.
The Buckton resource study (the 'Study') was prepared by Apex Geoscience Ltd ('Apex'), Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeol, who is the Qualified Person in connection with its preparation and is independent of DNI. The Study relies on drilling completed during the past winter by DNI over the Zone, together with historic drilling from the area, all of which drilling campaigns were implemented by Apex under the supervision of Mr.Dufresne. DNI completed verification sampling and analysis of archived core from some of the historic drilling in 2008 and 2009. The Study complies with National Instrument 43-101 and CIM resource estimation guidelines. This press release is a summary of salient conclusions of the Buckton resource study report which is being filed to SEDAR concurrently with this announcement. The report will also be available from DNI's website www.dnimetals.com once it is filed.
The Buckton inferred mineral resource reported by the Study is classified as an inferred resource consisting of 250,092,000 short tons (226,880,000 metric tonnes) of mineralized Second White Speckled black Shale, beneath less than 75m of overburden cover, which is mineralized with recoverable molybdenum (Mo), nickel (Ni), uranium (U), vanadium (V), zinc (Zn), copper (Cu), cobalt (Co) and lithium (Li). The inferred resource includes 124,031,000 short tons which are under less than 50m of overburden cover and 19,847,000 short tons which are under less than 25m of overburden cover. Silver and gold were assessed but omitted from the resources, as were also rare earth elements and specialty metals except Li. An estimate of specialty metals and rare earth elements contained within the Buckton resource will be announced in an addendum to the Study.
Details of the Buckton inferred resource reported by the Study are tabulated below.
Der Kurs zieht endlich an. Hoffentlich gehts weiter
.....auch dieses baby fängt wieder schön an zu ´atmen´.......uuuuuund
vermag uns sogar mit nachfolg. PR auf JAHRESHOCH zu hieven.........
DNI Reports New Rare Earth Elements Results from its Buckton Inferred Resource and Overburden Cover Rocks from its Black Shale Projects, Alberta
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Dec. 2, 2011 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) with reference to prior press releases of October 24 and September 8, 2011, and the NI-43-101 compliant resource study on record of October 18, 2011, for a portion of the Buckton Mineralized Zone, DNI is pleased to report recent assay results for rare earth elements from its Buckton inferred resource and overlying overburden cover rocks at its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca Region, Alberta...........
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Und es geht weiter mit den guten Meldungen.
Ist denn bei diesen Aussichten außer mir und hgb55 niemand investiert ??
Wer von Anfang an dabei war, kann sich jetzt schon über 200 % freuen und das ist erst der Anfang
DNI Announces 250 Million Ton Inferred Resource for REE-Y-Sc-Th from the Buckton Mineralized Zone on its Alberta Polymetallic Black Shale Projects
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Jan. 16, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce a mineral resource of REE-Y-Sc-Th, to report estimates for REE-Y-Sc-Th contained within the 250,092,000 short ton Buckton maiden inferred resource (announced Oct24/2011) which related only to Base metals, Uranium and Lithium. The REE-Y-Sc-Th resource being announced is, accordingly, supplemental to Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li previously announced in the Buckton maiden inferred resource, all of which are hosted in a 5.7 sq km portion of the Buckton Mineralized Zone believed to extend over 26 sq km. To the extent that REE-Y-Sc-Th are incidentally recovered during leaching of base metals from the mineralized black shales comprising the Zone, they are co-products which can be expected to offer additional value recoverable from the Buckton Zone.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property dated Oct28/2008 (announced Nov10/2008, revised in press release of Jul15/2011), the Buckton Mineralized Zone is a conceptual target for further exploration based on surface sampling and historic widely spaced drilling. This Zone is projected to extend over 26 sq km and is open in three directions. Sufficient drilling was completed over a portion of this Zone by DNI to classify a portion of it to an initial inferred resource extending over 5.7 sq km. The Buckton Mineralized Zone is one of six mineralized systems, or zones, identified on the 2,720 square kilometer Property, and it is the most advanced with sufficient drilling to enable estimation of mineral resources over a portion of it.
The resource study for REE-Y-Sc-Th (the 'Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study') was prepared by Apex Geoscience Ltd ('Apex'), Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Roy Eccles PGeol and Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeol, who are the Qualified Persons in connection with its preparation and are independent of DNI. The Study relies on DNI's 2010-2011 winter drilling over the Zone, together with historic drilling from the area. The foregoing drilling campaigns were implemented by Apex under the supervision of Mr.Dufresne. DNI completed verification sampling and analysis of archived core from some of the historic drilling in 2008 and 2009. The Study complies with National Instrument 43-101 and CIM resource estimation guidelines. This press release is a summary of salient conclusions from the Buckton REE Resource Study report which will be filed to SEDAR shortly. The report will also be available from DNI's website www.dnimetals.com once it is filed.
The REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred mineral resource reported by the Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study is classified as an inferred resource consisting of 250,092,000 short tons (226,880,000 metric tonnes) of mineralized Second White Speckled black Shale, beneath less than 75m of overburden cover, which is mineralized with recoverable Lanthanum (La), Cerium (Ce), Praseodymium (Pr), Neodymium (Nd), Samarium (Sm), Europium (Eu), Gadolinium (Gd), Terbium (Tb), Dysprosium (Dy), Yttrium (Y), Scandium (Sc) and Thorium (Th), representing an average recoverable grade of 0.48 lb/ton TREOY (Total rare earth oxides including Y, excluding Sc and Th) in addition to 0.02 lb/ton Sc and 0.02 lb/ton Th. These metals are supplemental to Base metals, Uranium and Lithium contained within the Buckton maiden inferred resource previously announced (Oct24/2011). The resource includes 124,031,000 short tons and 19,847,000 short tons of similar grading material which are under less than 50m and 25m of overburden cover, respectively.
Details of the Buckton REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred resource reported by the Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study are tabulated below.
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Wer von Anfang an dabei war, kann sich jetzt schon über 200 % freuen und das ist erst der Anfang
DNI Announces 250 Million Ton Inferred Resource for REE-Y-Sc-Th from the Buckton Mineralized Zone on its Alberta Polymetallic Black Shale Projects
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Jan. 16, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce a mineral resource of REE-Y-Sc-Th, to report estimates for REE-Y-Sc-Th contained within the 250,092,000 short ton Buckton maiden inferred resource (announced Oct24/2011) which related only to Base metals, Uranium and Lithium. The REE-Y-Sc-Th resource being announced is, accordingly, supplemental to Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li previously announced in the Buckton maiden inferred resource, all of which are hosted in a 5.7 sq km portion of the Buckton Mineralized Zone believed to extend over 26 sq km. To the extent that REE-Y-Sc-Th are incidentally recovered during leaching of base metals from the mineralized black shales comprising the Zone, they are co-products which can be expected to offer additional value recoverable from the Buckton Zone.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property dated Oct28/2008 (announced Nov10/2008, revised in press release of Jul15/2011), the Buckton Mineralized Zone is a conceptual target for further exploration based on surface sampling and historic widely spaced drilling. This Zone is projected to extend over 26 sq km and is open in three directions. Sufficient drilling was completed over a portion of this Zone by DNI to classify a portion of it to an initial inferred resource extending over 5.7 sq km. The Buckton Mineralized Zone is one of six mineralized systems, or zones, identified on the 2,720 square kilometer Property, and it is the most advanced with sufficient drilling to enable estimation of mineral resources over a portion of it.
The resource study for REE-Y-Sc-Th (the 'Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study') was prepared by Apex Geoscience Ltd ('Apex'), Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Roy Eccles PGeol and Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeol, who are the Qualified Persons in connection with its preparation and are independent of DNI. The Study relies on DNI's 2010-2011 winter drilling over the Zone, together with historic drilling from the area. The foregoing drilling campaigns were implemented by Apex under the supervision of Mr.Dufresne. DNI completed verification sampling and analysis of archived core from some of the historic drilling in 2008 and 2009. The Study complies with National Instrument 43-101 and CIM resource estimation guidelines. This press release is a summary of salient conclusions from the Buckton REE Resource Study report which will be filed to SEDAR shortly. The report will also be available from DNI's website www.dnimetals.com once it is filed.
The REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred mineral resource reported by the Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study is classified as an inferred resource consisting of 250,092,000 short tons (226,880,000 metric tonnes) of mineralized Second White Speckled black Shale, beneath less than 75m of overburden cover, which is mineralized with recoverable Lanthanum (La), Cerium (Ce), Praseodymium (Pr), Neodymium (Nd), Samarium (Sm), Europium (Eu), Gadolinium (Gd), Terbium (Tb), Dysprosium (Dy), Yttrium (Y), Scandium (Sc) and Thorium (Th), representing an average recoverable grade of 0.48 lb/ton TREOY (Total rare earth oxides including Y, excluding Sc and Th) in addition to 0.02 lb/ton Sc and 0.02 lb/ton Th. These metals are supplemental to Base metals, Uranium and Lithium contained within the Buckton maiden inferred resource previously announced (Oct24/2011). The resource includes 124,031,000 short tons and 19,847,000 short tons of similar grading material which are under less than 50m and 25m of overburden cover, respectively.
Details of the Buckton REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred resource reported by the Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study are tabulated below.
bin auch noch dabei, ärgere mich jetzt nicht aufgestockt zu haben. Kann DNI aber nicht so richtig einschätzen. Wo sind die stärken, welchen Potenzial wollen Sie nun auf Rar Earth machen. Wollen Sie Nickelproduzent werden? Ich weiß es nicht. Daher bleibe ich erstmal mit meinen Stücken drinne. Aber aufstocken tue ich noch nicht.
....bin auch da
wird fast unheimlich das Teil, heute wieder über 10% Start.
und steigt weiter
was ist da los ??
Wer weiss da mehr ??
Was kommt ??
was ist da los ??
Wer weiss da mehr ??
Was kommt ??
Hi Karle45,
gugst Du ein bisschen weiter oben oder....
Und es geht weiter mit den guten Meldungen.
Ist denn bei diesen Aussichten außer mir und hgb55 niemand investiert ??
Wer von Anfang an dabei war, kann sich jetzt schon über 200 % freuen und das ist erst der Anfang
DNI Announces 250 Million Ton Inferred Resource for REE-Y-Sc-Th from the Buckton Mineralized Zone on its Alberta Polymetallic Black Shale Projects
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Jan. 16, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce a mineral resource of REE-Y-Sc-Th, to report estimates for REE-Y-Sc-Th contained within the 250,092,000 short ton Buckton maiden inferred resource (announced Oct24/2011) which related only to Base metals, Uranium and Lithium. The REE-Y-Sc-Th resource being announced is, accordingly, supplemental to Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li previously announced in the Buckton maiden inferred resource, all of which are hosted in a 5.7 sq km portion of the Buckton Mineralized Zone believed to extend over 26 sq km. To the extent that REE-Y-Sc-Th are incidentally recovered during leaching of base metals from the mineralized black shales comprising the Zone, they are co-products which can be expected to offer additional value recoverable from the Buckton Zone.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property dated Oct28/2008 (announced Nov10/2008, revised in press release of Jul15/2011), the Buckton Mineralized Zone is a conceptual target for further exploration based on surface sampling and historic widely spaced drilling. This Zone is projected to extend over 26 sq km and is open in three directions. Sufficient drilling was completed over a portion of this Zone by DNI to classify a portion of it to an initial inferred resource extending over 5.7 sq km. The Buckton Mineralized Zone is one of six mineralized systems, or zones, identified on the 2,720 square kilometer Property, and it is the most advanced with sufficient drilling to enable estimation of mineral resources over a portion of it.
The resource study for REE-Y-Sc-Th (the 'Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study') was prepared by Apex Geoscience Ltd ('Apex'), Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Roy Eccles PGeol and Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeol, who are the Qualified Persons in connection with its preparation and are independent of DNI. The Study relies on DNI's 2010-2011 winter drilling over the Zone, together with historic drilling from the area. The foregoing drilling campaigns were implemented by Apex under the supervision of Mr.Dufresne. DNI completed verification sampling and analysis of archived core from some of the historic drilling in 2008 and 2009. The Study complies with National Instrument 43-101 and CIM resource estimation guidelines. This press release is a summary of salient conclusions from the Buckton REE Resource Study report which will be filed to SEDAR shortly. The report will also be available from DNI's website www.dnimetals.com once it is filed.
The REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred mineral resource reported by the Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study is classified as an inferred resource consisting of 250,092,000 short tons (226,880,000 metric tonnes) of mineralized Second White Speckled black Shale, beneath less than 75m of overburden cover, which is mineralized with recoverable Lanthanum (La), Cerium (Ce), Praseodymium (Pr), Neodymium (Nd), Samarium (Sm), Europium (Eu), Gadolinium (Gd), Terbium (Tb), Dysprosium (Dy), Yttrium (Y), Scandium (Sc) and Thorium (Th), representing an average recoverable grade of 0.48 lb/ton TREOY (Total rare earth oxides including Y, excluding Sc and Th) in addition to 0.02 lb/ton Sc and 0.02 lb/ton Th. These metals are supplemental to Base metals, Uranium and Lithium contained within the Buckton maiden inferred resource previously announced (Oct24/2011). The resource includes 124,031,000 short tons and 19,847,000 short tons of similar grading material which are under less than 50m and 25m of overburden cover, respectively.
Details of the Buckton REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred resource reported by the Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study are tabulated below.
Gruß
middy
gugst Du ein bisschen weiter oben oder....
Und es geht weiter mit den guten Meldungen.
Ist denn bei diesen Aussichten außer mir und hgb55 niemand investiert ??
Wer von Anfang an dabei war, kann sich jetzt schon über 200 % freuen und das ist erst der Anfang
DNI Announces 250 Million Ton Inferred Resource for REE-Y-Sc-Th from the Buckton Mineralized Zone on its Alberta Polymetallic Black Shale Projects
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Jan. 16, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce a mineral resource of REE-Y-Sc-Th, to report estimates for REE-Y-Sc-Th contained within the 250,092,000 short ton Buckton maiden inferred resource (announced Oct24/2011) which related only to Base metals, Uranium and Lithium. The REE-Y-Sc-Th resource being announced is, accordingly, supplemental to Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li previously announced in the Buckton maiden inferred resource, all of which are hosted in a 5.7 sq km portion of the Buckton Mineralized Zone believed to extend over 26 sq km. To the extent that REE-Y-Sc-Th are incidentally recovered during leaching of base metals from the mineralized black shales comprising the Zone, they are co-products which can be expected to offer additional value recoverable from the Buckton Zone.
As outlined in the technical report for the Property dated Oct28/2008 (announced Nov10/2008, revised in press release of Jul15/2011), the Buckton Mineralized Zone is a conceptual target for further exploration based on surface sampling and historic widely spaced drilling. This Zone is projected to extend over 26 sq km and is open in three directions. Sufficient drilling was completed over a portion of this Zone by DNI to classify a portion of it to an initial inferred resource extending over 5.7 sq km. The Buckton Mineralized Zone is one of six mineralized systems, or zones, identified on the 2,720 square kilometer Property, and it is the most advanced with sufficient drilling to enable estimation of mineral resources over a portion of it.
The resource study for REE-Y-Sc-Th (the 'Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study') was prepared by Apex Geoscience Ltd ('Apex'), Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Roy Eccles PGeol and Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeol, who are the Qualified Persons in connection with its preparation and are independent of DNI. The Study relies on DNI's 2010-2011 winter drilling over the Zone, together with historic drilling from the area. The foregoing drilling campaigns were implemented by Apex under the supervision of Mr.Dufresne. DNI completed verification sampling and analysis of archived core from some of the historic drilling in 2008 and 2009. The Study complies with National Instrument 43-101 and CIM resource estimation guidelines. This press release is a summary of salient conclusions from the Buckton REE Resource Study report which will be filed to SEDAR shortly. The report will also be available from DNI's website www.dnimetals.com once it is filed.
The REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred mineral resource reported by the Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study is classified as an inferred resource consisting of 250,092,000 short tons (226,880,000 metric tonnes) of mineralized Second White Speckled black Shale, beneath less than 75m of overburden cover, which is mineralized with recoverable Lanthanum (La), Cerium (Ce), Praseodymium (Pr), Neodymium (Nd), Samarium (Sm), Europium (Eu), Gadolinium (Gd), Terbium (Tb), Dysprosium (Dy), Yttrium (Y), Scandium (Sc) and Thorium (Th), representing an average recoverable grade of 0.48 lb/ton TREOY (Total rare earth oxides including Y, excluding Sc and Th) in addition to 0.02 lb/ton Sc and 0.02 lb/ton Th. These metals are supplemental to Base metals, Uranium and Lithium contained within the Buckton maiden inferred resource previously announced (Oct24/2011). The resource includes 124,031,000 short tons and 19,847,000 short tons of similar grading material which are under less than 50m and 25m of overburden cover, respectively.
Details of the Buckton REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred resource reported by the Buckton Supplementary REE Resource Study are tabulated below.
Gruß
middy
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.654.253 von middy am 26.01.12 20:31:19
moin middy,
...muß gestehen, daß ich mich bei cad 0,50 von meinen stücken getrennt
habe, was evtl. abisl ´vorschnell´ war - hab dafür posis in RHR & WEL
ausgebaut
wenn GAP bei 0,48 geschlossen wird, bin auch ich wieder hier dabei
bis denne.........grüssis hbg55
moin middy,
...muß gestehen, daß ich mich bei cad 0,50 von meinen stücken getrennt
habe, was evtl. abisl ´vorschnell´ war - hab dafür posis in RHR & WEL
ausgebaut
wenn GAP bei 0,48 geschlossen wird, bin auch ich wieder hier dabei
bis denne.........grüssis hbg55
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.656.458 von hbg55 am 27.01.12 10:45:02...leider nicht zum zuge gekommen, wobei mirs angesichts der recht
ordtl. insider- VERKÄUFE jüngst auch nicht so richtig ´unrecht´ ist.......
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ordtl. insider- VERKÄUFE jüngst auch nicht so richtig ´unrecht´ ist.......
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Jan 25/12 Jan 25/12 Mitchell, Raymond Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -10,000 $0.580
Jan 26/12 Jan 24/12 Consolidated International Investment Holdings Inc. Control or Direction Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -133,500 $0.530
Jan 24/12 Jan 24/12 Mitchell, Raymond Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -7,000 $0.520
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Jan 24/12 Jan 20/12 Consolidated International Investment Holdings Inc. Control or Direction Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -118,165 $0.470
Jan 23/12 Jan 20/12 Clement, Denis Arthur Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -60,000 $0.450
Jan 20/12 Jan 20/12 Mitchell, Raymond Direct Ownership Common Shares 10 - Disposition in the public market -50,000 $0.460
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RESS RELEASES 2/15/2012 6:05:00 AM | Canada News Wire
DNI selected to be included in the TSX Venture 50
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Feb. 15, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) is very pleased to announce that it has been selected by the TSX Venture Exchange for inclusion in the TSX Venture 50.
The TSX Venture 50® are the top 10 companies listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, in each of five major industry sectors - mining, oil & gas, technology & life sciences, diversified industries and clean technology - based on a ranking formula with equal weighting given to return on investment, market cap growth, trading volume and analyst coverage.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 65,795,837
DNI selected to be included in the TSX Venture 50
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Feb. 15, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) is very pleased to announce that it has been selected by the TSX Venture Exchange for inclusion in the TSX Venture 50.
The TSX Venture 50® are the top 10 companies listed on the TSX Venture Exchange, in each of five major industry sectors - mining, oil & gas, technology & life sciences, diversified industries and clean technology - based on a ranking formula with equal weighting given to return on investment, market cap growth, trading volume and analyst coverage.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
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DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 65,795,837
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.759.774 von allida am 16.02.12 11:57:34allida,
bitte übernehmen news....
bitte übernehmen news....
Damit kann ich auch dienen:
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Feb. 27, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce additional initial results from its bioleaching testwork on drill core samples from the Buckton inferred resource (announced Oct24/2011 and Jan16/2012) at its polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca Region, Alberta. The current results reinforce conclusions from previous testwork announced on September 8, 2011, and reiterate recoveries for Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li. The leaching tests also enable calculation of initial recoveries for Specialty Metals and Rare Earth Elements (REE) which are incidentally recovered as co-products during leaching.
The results being reported are from recently completed bench scale batch amenability bioleaching testwork launched in 2011, carried out by the Alberta Innovates Technology Futures (AITF, formerly the Alberta Research Council), using 200gm samples which were tested in duplicate to specifications formulated by DNI.
A summary of the best metal recoveries achieved during the above bioleaching tests, as reported by AITF, are as follows: Mo-41%, Ni-89%, U-92%, V-24%, Zn-93%, Cu-78%, Co-94%, Li-29%. The results are consistent with results previously reported by AITF whose work focused on Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li only.
Recoveries for Specialty Metals and REE incidentally leached as co-products during the testwork, as calculated by DNI based on the difference of metal content between head sample feed material and final tail residues per analytical results from AITF's testwork, are as follows: La-39%, Ce-47%, Pr-61%, Nd-66%, Sm-76%, Eu-79%, Gd-83%, Tb-88%, Dy-84%, Ho-86%, Er-82%, Tm-73%, Yb-75%, Lu-73%, Y-85%, Th-60%, Sc-31%.
The above results are from bioleaching of composite drill core samples representing three complete drill intercepts across the entire thickness of the Second White Speckled Shale Buckton polymetallic zone. The three holes (holes 11BK01, 11BK02 and 11BK04) were drilled by DNI during the 2010-2011 winter drill program.
While prior testwork (announced September 8, 2011) had been on select material from surface trench sampling representative of the zone, corroboration of prior results with data from leaching of fresh composite drill core samples reinforces prior leaching results.
All of the above results were achieved under test conditions which are yet to be optimized and, as such, are regarded by DNI as initial results which future work will endeavor to improve by further optimizing and refining test parameters.
One of the duplicate samples was further leached in HCl following bioleaching to monitor precipitation of a variety of compounds (eg: jarosites, sulfates, ferro-compounds) and to assess related metals re-precipitation from the leaching solution after the metals had been extracted from the shale. As previously observed in prior bioleaching tests conducted at AITF, the test results indicate that while a small fraction of all dissolved metals, once leached from the shale, are removed from the leaching solution through re-precipitation, a considerable portion of Mo-V-Cu once leached from the shale are lost to re-precipitation. Mitigation of these processes will be addressed during future testwork intended to optimize test parameters to enhance recoveries of Mo-V-Cu.
Plans are underway for an expanded leaching testwork program to start in the summer to commence testing progressively larger samples and to formulate procedures for separation of the various metals into final products including separation of Specialty Metals and REE from leaching solutions once they have been extracted from the shale.
In addition to testing samples from the Buckton polymetallic inferred resource, a representative drill core sample of the overburden material (LaBiche Shale) overlying the Buckton resource was also leached and reported very encouraging recoveries for Base Metals, Specialty Metals and Rare Earth Elements. Details of metal recoveries from leaching of the overburden cover material, previously regarded to be 'waste' material, will be announced shortly.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and is responsible for preparation of this press release. See DNI press Sep8/2011 and Alberta Mineral Assessment Report MIN20100017 for considerable details of procedures related to the bioleaching testwork. Bioleaching was carried out using inoculum previously harvested and cultured by AITF from DNI's black shale zones. Analytical work carried out by Actlabs, Ancaster, Ontario, by ICP-MS. The Buckton inferred resource was announced Oct24/2011 and Jan16/2012, and technical reports related thereto are available from www.sedar.com and www.dnimetals.com.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 66,525,202
We seek Safe Harbour. This announcement includes forward looking statements. While these statements represent DNI's best current judgment, they are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary, including risk factors listed in DNI's Annual Information Form and its MD&As, all of which are available from SEDAR and on its website.
DNI Metals Inc.
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, Feb. 27, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce additional initial results from its bioleaching testwork on drill core samples from the Buckton inferred resource (announced Oct24/2011 and Jan16/2012) at its polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca Region, Alberta. The current results reinforce conclusions from previous testwork announced on September 8, 2011, and reiterate recoveries for Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li. The leaching tests also enable calculation of initial recoveries for Specialty Metals and Rare Earth Elements (REE) which are incidentally recovered as co-products during leaching.
The results being reported are from recently completed bench scale batch amenability bioleaching testwork launched in 2011, carried out by the Alberta Innovates Technology Futures (AITF, formerly the Alberta Research Council), using 200gm samples which were tested in duplicate to specifications formulated by DNI.
A summary of the best metal recoveries achieved during the above bioleaching tests, as reported by AITF, are as follows: Mo-41%, Ni-89%, U-92%, V-24%, Zn-93%, Cu-78%, Co-94%, Li-29%. The results are consistent with results previously reported by AITF whose work focused on Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li only.
Recoveries for Specialty Metals and REE incidentally leached as co-products during the testwork, as calculated by DNI based on the difference of metal content between head sample feed material and final tail residues per analytical results from AITF's testwork, are as follows: La-39%, Ce-47%, Pr-61%, Nd-66%, Sm-76%, Eu-79%, Gd-83%, Tb-88%, Dy-84%, Ho-86%, Er-82%, Tm-73%, Yb-75%, Lu-73%, Y-85%, Th-60%, Sc-31%.
The above results are from bioleaching of composite drill core samples representing three complete drill intercepts across the entire thickness of the Second White Speckled Shale Buckton polymetallic zone. The three holes (holes 11BK01, 11BK02 and 11BK04) were drilled by DNI during the 2010-2011 winter drill program.
While prior testwork (announced September 8, 2011) had been on select material from surface trench sampling representative of the zone, corroboration of prior results with data from leaching of fresh composite drill core samples reinforces prior leaching results.
All of the above results were achieved under test conditions which are yet to be optimized and, as such, are regarded by DNI as initial results which future work will endeavor to improve by further optimizing and refining test parameters.
One of the duplicate samples was further leached in HCl following bioleaching to monitor precipitation of a variety of compounds (eg: jarosites, sulfates, ferro-compounds) and to assess related metals re-precipitation from the leaching solution after the metals had been extracted from the shale. As previously observed in prior bioleaching tests conducted at AITF, the test results indicate that while a small fraction of all dissolved metals, once leached from the shale, are removed from the leaching solution through re-precipitation, a considerable portion of Mo-V-Cu once leached from the shale are lost to re-precipitation. Mitigation of these processes will be addressed during future testwork intended to optimize test parameters to enhance recoveries of Mo-V-Cu.
Plans are underway for an expanded leaching testwork program to start in the summer to commence testing progressively larger samples and to formulate procedures for separation of the various metals into final products including separation of Specialty Metals and REE from leaching solutions once they have been extracted from the shale.
In addition to testing samples from the Buckton polymetallic inferred resource, a representative drill core sample of the overburden material (LaBiche Shale) overlying the Buckton resource was also leached and reported very encouraging recoveries for Base Metals, Specialty Metals and Rare Earth Elements. Details of metal recoveries from leaching of the overburden cover material, previously regarded to be 'waste' material, will be announced shortly.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and is responsible for preparation of this press release. See DNI press Sep8/2011 and Alberta Mineral Assessment Report MIN20100017 for considerable details of procedures related to the bioleaching testwork. Bioleaching was carried out using inoculum previously harvested and cultured by AITF from DNI's black shale zones. Analytical work carried out by Actlabs, Ancaster, Ontario, by ICP-MS. The Buckton inferred resource was announced Oct24/2011 and Jan16/2012, and technical reports related thereto are available from www.sedar.com and www.dnimetals.com.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 66,525,202
We seek Safe Harbour. This announcement includes forward looking statements. While these statements represent DNI's best current judgment, they are subject to risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to vary, including risk factors listed in DNI's Annual Information Form and its MD&As, all of which are available from SEDAR and on its website.
DNI Metals Inc.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 42.819.265 von Karle45 am 28.02.12 16:07:27thx, K45
Die story geht weiter und der Kurs wird durch gute news vorangetrieben.
DNI Announces Positive Leaching Results from Cover Rocks Overlying its Buckton Inferred Resource, Alberta
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, March 1, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce initial results from its bioleaching testwork on drill core samples from the overburden cover rocks overlying its Buckton inferred maiden resource (announced Oct24/2011 and Jan16/2012) at its polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca Region, Alberta. The cover rocks consist of the LaBiche Shale Formation, also a black shale, with a thin veneer of till which has been glacially scoured from it.
The results being announced are from the first leaching tests ever completed to determine recovery of Specialty Metals, Rare Earth Elements and Base Metals from the overburden cover rocks. The results are from recently completed bench scale batch amenability bioleaching testwork launched in 2011, carried out by Alberta Innovates Technology Futures (AITF, formerly the Alberta Research Council), on a 200gm drill core sample representative of the overburden LaBiche Shale overlying the Buckton inferred resource. The sample was tested in duplicate to specifications formulated by DNI.
A summary of the best metal recoveries achieved during the above bioleaching tests, as reported by AITF, are as follows: Mo-57%, Ni-82%, U-78%, V-10%, Zn-76%, Cu-65%, Co-80%, Li-41%.
Recoveries for Specialty Metals and REE, as calculated by DNI, based on the difference of metal content between head sample feed material and final tail residues per analytical results from AITF's testwork, range as follows: La-13%-20%, Ce-21%-28%, Pr-28%-34%, Nd-35%-41%, Sm-49%-53%, Eu-55%-59%, Gd-61%-64%, Tb-60%-63%, Dy-61%-65%, Ho-58%-62%, Er-51%-55%, Tm-53%-57%, Yb-42%-47%, Lu-53%-57%, Y-56%-59%, Sc-28%-37%, Th-32%-34%.
The above results are from bioleaching of a homogenized composite drill core sample of the LaBiche Shale overlying the Buckton resource, representing a 3m long intercept in an archived historic drill hole which was collected by DNI during its 2009 verification sampling program (Hole 7BK04 from 79.6m to 82.6m). The interval is geochemically representative* of the LaBiche Shale which comprises the overburden cover above the Buckton resource.
All of the above results were achieved under test conditions which are yet to be optimized and, as such, are regarded by DNI as initial results which future work will endeavor to improve by further optimizing and refining test parameters. Final tails from one of the duplicate samples was further leached in HCl following bioleaching to monitor precipitation of a variety of compounds (eg: jarosites, sulfates, ferro-compounds) and to assess related metals re-precipitation from the leaching solution after the metals had been extracted from the shale. As noted in previous bioleaching tests conducted at AITF, the test results indicate that a significant fraction of some of the dissolved metals, once leached from the shale, are removed from the leaching solution through re-precipitation. Mitigation of these processes will be addressed during future testwork intended to optimize test parameters.
The Buckton inferred resource is a near-horizontal tabular zone hosted entirely within the Second White Speckled (black) Shale Formation, bounded within its upper and lower contacts. This Formation is exposed throughout the erosional edge of the Birch Mountains (eg:Buckton Zone) but is overlain westward by progressively thicker sequences of other shales and till. Given the uniformity of metals grades within the Speckled Shale, the Buckton resource has been laterally delimited based on depth criteria (ie: volume of 'waste' material which would have to be excavated to access the mineralized zone by open pit) rather than based on continuity of metallic mineralization which extends well beyond the limits of the current resource.
As previously reported, overburden cover rocks overlying the Buckton inferred resource have to date been considered to be 'waste' material for the purposes of estimating the Buckton resource. The results being announced suggest that the overburden material may represent potential value given that contained metals and REE are recoverable.
The results being announced about recoverability of Metals and REE from the overburden cover above the Buckton resource might serve to: (i) enable expansion of the Buckton inferred resource beyond its current limits to surrounding areas under thicker overburden cover, and (ii) provide an additional mineralized zone within the overburden cover rocks which were previously considered to be 'waste' material. The foregoing represents a significant new milestone development from the Buckton Zone.
The Buckton maiden resource study for Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li (announced Oct24/2011) and the Buckton supplemental resource study for REE-Y-Sc-Th (announced Jan16/2012) estimated that the Buckton inferred resource is overlain by 762,678,000 short tons of overburden cover material consisting of LaBiche Formation shales with a thin veneer of overlying till glacially scoured therefrom.
In addition, the above studies also concluded that mineralized tonnages ranging 400-679 million short tons with similar grades** as the Buckton inferred resource can be blocked at a US$7.5 per tonne cut-off, representing extensions of the Buckton resource which are beneath less than 100m-150m of the surface and which are overlain by 1.4-3.0 billion short tons of overburden material. These tonnages are not resources and have currently not been classified as resources. Weighted average compositions of LaBiche Shale intercepts from all available drill holes were announced on Dec2/2011 and Dec16/2011.
In the absence of a resource study for the overburden material, and a separate study to revise the Buckton inferred resource, the above tonnages estimated by a quantitative resource model can only be considered to be mineralized material which is a target for further work whose ultimate quantity and grade are conceptual in nature as there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and it is uncertain whether further exploration will result in discovery of a mineral resource.
DNI's intentions are to shortly launch a resource study to estimate quantity and grade of mineralization within the overburden material overlying the Buckton resource and its projected extensions. Subject to conclusions of this study, a collateral separate resource study will also follow to re-asses the Buckton maiden resource to revise it based on conclusions of the resource study relating to the overburden material.
Plans are also underway to test a suite of composite drill core samples from overburden intercepts of drill holes completed by DNI during its 2010-2011 winter drilling program. This work, scheduled to commence during the summer, is slated for completion by the end of the year. Plans are also underway for an expanded leaching testwork program details of which will be announced once it has commenced.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and is responsible for preparation of this press release. See DNI press Sept8/2011 and Alberta Mineral Assessment Report MIN20100017 for details of procedures related to the bioleaching testwork. Bioleaching was carried out using inoculum previously harvested and cultured by AITF from DNI's black shale zones. Analytical work carried out by Actlabs, Ancaster, Ontario, by ICP-MS. The Buckton maiden resource study and the Buckton supplemental resource study are both available from www.sedar.com and www.dnimetals.com. lb/t = pounds per short ton.
*Head grades for the drill core sample of the LaBiche Shale bioleached by AITF are as follows expressed in ppm(lb/t): MoO(3)-25(0.05), Ni-123(0.25), U(3)O(8)-4(0.01), V(2)O(5)-431(0.86), Zn-145(0.29), Cu-35(0.07), Co-15(0.03), Li(2)CO(3)-352(0.70), La(2)O(3)-40(0.08), Ce(2)O(3)-76(0.15), Pr(2)O(3)-9(0.02), Nd(2)O(3)-35(0.07), Sm(2)O(3)-7(0.01), Eu(2)O(3)-1(0.003), Gd(2)O(3)-6(0.01), Tb(2)O(3)-1(0.002), Dy(2)O(3)-5(0.01), Ho(2)O(3)-1(0.002), Er(2)O(3)-3(0.01), Tm(2)O(3)-0.5(0.001), Yb(2)O(3)-3(0.01), Lu(2)O(3)-0.5-(0.001), Y(2)O(3)-33(0.07), Sc(2)O(3)-28-(0.06), ThO(2)-12(0.02).
**Range of recoverable grades (lbs per short ton) reported in the Buckton maiden resource study and the Buckton supplemental resource study for mineralized tonnages ranging 400-679 million short tons, representing extensions of the Buckton resource which are beneath less than 100m-150m of the surface, which can be blocked by the resource model at a US$7.5 per tonne cut-off: MoO(3): 0.11-0.11, Ni: 0.26-0.26, U(3)O(8): 0.07-0.06, V(2)O(5): 1.02-1, Zn: 0.54-0.54, Cu: 0.09-0.09, Co: 0.04-0.04, Li2(2)O(3): 0.3-0.3, La(2)O(3): 0.09-0.08, Ce(2)O(3): 0.14-0.14, Pr(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, Nd(2)O(3): 0.07-0.07, Sm(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, Eu(2)O(3): 0.004-0.004, Gd(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, Tb(2)O(3): 0.003-0.003, Dy(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, Ho(2)O(3): 0.003-0.002, Er(2)O(3): 0.01-0.01, Tm(2)O(3): 0.001-0.001, Yb(2)O(3): 0.01-0.01, Lu(2)O(3): 0.001-0.001, Y(2)O(3): 0.11-0.11, Sc(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, ThO(2): 0.02-0.02. Data for Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li based on material under less than 125m of cover.
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DNI Announces Positive Leaching Results from Cover Rocks Overlying its Buckton Inferred Resource, Alberta
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, March 1, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce initial results from its bioleaching testwork on drill core samples from the overburden cover rocks overlying its Buckton inferred maiden resource (announced Oct24/2011 and Jan16/2012) at its polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca Region, Alberta. The cover rocks consist of the LaBiche Shale Formation, also a black shale, with a thin veneer of till which has been glacially scoured from it.
The results being announced are from the first leaching tests ever completed to determine recovery of Specialty Metals, Rare Earth Elements and Base Metals from the overburden cover rocks. The results are from recently completed bench scale batch amenability bioleaching testwork launched in 2011, carried out by Alberta Innovates Technology Futures (AITF, formerly the Alberta Research Council), on a 200gm drill core sample representative of the overburden LaBiche Shale overlying the Buckton inferred resource. The sample was tested in duplicate to specifications formulated by DNI.
A summary of the best metal recoveries achieved during the above bioleaching tests, as reported by AITF, are as follows: Mo-57%, Ni-82%, U-78%, V-10%, Zn-76%, Cu-65%, Co-80%, Li-41%.
Recoveries for Specialty Metals and REE, as calculated by DNI, based on the difference of metal content between head sample feed material and final tail residues per analytical results from AITF's testwork, range as follows: La-13%-20%, Ce-21%-28%, Pr-28%-34%, Nd-35%-41%, Sm-49%-53%, Eu-55%-59%, Gd-61%-64%, Tb-60%-63%, Dy-61%-65%, Ho-58%-62%, Er-51%-55%, Tm-53%-57%, Yb-42%-47%, Lu-53%-57%, Y-56%-59%, Sc-28%-37%, Th-32%-34%.
The above results are from bioleaching of a homogenized composite drill core sample of the LaBiche Shale overlying the Buckton resource, representing a 3m long intercept in an archived historic drill hole which was collected by DNI during its 2009 verification sampling program (Hole 7BK04 from 79.6m to 82.6m). The interval is geochemically representative* of the LaBiche Shale which comprises the overburden cover above the Buckton resource.
All of the above results were achieved under test conditions which are yet to be optimized and, as such, are regarded by DNI as initial results which future work will endeavor to improve by further optimizing and refining test parameters. Final tails from one of the duplicate samples was further leached in HCl following bioleaching to monitor precipitation of a variety of compounds (eg: jarosites, sulfates, ferro-compounds) and to assess related metals re-precipitation from the leaching solution after the metals had been extracted from the shale. As noted in previous bioleaching tests conducted at AITF, the test results indicate that a significant fraction of some of the dissolved metals, once leached from the shale, are removed from the leaching solution through re-precipitation. Mitigation of these processes will be addressed during future testwork intended to optimize test parameters.
The Buckton inferred resource is a near-horizontal tabular zone hosted entirely within the Second White Speckled (black) Shale Formation, bounded within its upper and lower contacts. This Formation is exposed throughout the erosional edge of the Birch Mountains (eg:Buckton Zone) but is overlain westward by progressively thicker sequences of other shales and till. Given the uniformity of metals grades within the Speckled Shale, the Buckton resource has been laterally delimited based on depth criteria (ie: volume of 'waste' material which would have to be excavated to access the mineralized zone by open pit) rather than based on continuity of metallic mineralization which extends well beyond the limits of the current resource.
As previously reported, overburden cover rocks overlying the Buckton inferred resource have to date been considered to be 'waste' material for the purposes of estimating the Buckton resource. The results being announced suggest that the overburden material may represent potential value given that contained metals and REE are recoverable.
The results being announced about recoverability of Metals and REE from the overburden cover above the Buckton resource might serve to: (i) enable expansion of the Buckton inferred resource beyond its current limits to surrounding areas under thicker overburden cover, and (ii) provide an additional mineralized zone within the overburden cover rocks which were previously considered to be 'waste' material. The foregoing represents a significant new milestone development from the Buckton Zone.
The Buckton maiden resource study for Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li (announced Oct24/2011) and the Buckton supplemental resource study for REE-Y-Sc-Th (announced Jan16/2012) estimated that the Buckton inferred resource is overlain by 762,678,000 short tons of overburden cover material consisting of LaBiche Formation shales with a thin veneer of overlying till glacially scoured therefrom.
In addition, the above studies also concluded that mineralized tonnages ranging 400-679 million short tons with similar grades** as the Buckton inferred resource can be blocked at a US$7.5 per tonne cut-off, representing extensions of the Buckton resource which are beneath less than 100m-150m of the surface and which are overlain by 1.4-3.0 billion short tons of overburden material. These tonnages are not resources and have currently not been classified as resources. Weighted average compositions of LaBiche Shale intercepts from all available drill holes were announced on Dec2/2011 and Dec16/2011.
In the absence of a resource study for the overburden material, and a separate study to revise the Buckton inferred resource, the above tonnages estimated by a quantitative resource model can only be considered to be mineralized material which is a target for further work whose ultimate quantity and grade are conceptual in nature as there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral resource and it is uncertain whether further exploration will result in discovery of a mineral resource.
DNI's intentions are to shortly launch a resource study to estimate quantity and grade of mineralization within the overburden material overlying the Buckton resource and its projected extensions. Subject to conclusions of this study, a collateral separate resource study will also follow to re-asses the Buckton maiden resource to revise it based on conclusions of the resource study relating to the overburden material.
Plans are also underway to test a suite of composite drill core samples from overburden intercepts of drill holes completed by DNI during its 2010-2011 winter drilling program. This work, scheduled to commence during the summer, is slated for completion by the end of the year. Plans are also underway for an expanded leaching testwork program details of which will be announced once it has commenced.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and is responsible for preparation of this press release. See DNI press Sept8/2011 and Alberta Mineral Assessment Report MIN20100017 for details of procedures related to the bioleaching testwork. Bioleaching was carried out using inoculum previously harvested and cultured by AITF from DNI's black shale zones. Analytical work carried out by Actlabs, Ancaster, Ontario, by ICP-MS. The Buckton maiden resource study and the Buckton supplemental resource study are both available from www.sedar.com and www.dnimetals.com. lb/t = pounds per short ton.
*Head grades for the drill core sample of the LaBiche Shale bioleached by AITF are as follows expressed in ppm(lb/t): MoO(3)-25(0.05), Ni-123(0.25), U(3)O(8)-4(0.01), V(2)O(5)-431(0.86), Zn-145(0.29), Cu-35(0.07), Co-15(0.03), Li(2)CO(3)-352(0.70), La(2)O(3)-40(0.08), Ce(2)O(3)-76(0.15), Pr(2)O(3)-9(0.02), Nd(2)O(3)-35(0.07), Sm(2)O(3)-7(0.01), Eu(2)O(3)-1(0.003), Gd(2)O(3)-6(0.01), Tb(2)O(3)-1(0.002), Dy(2)O(3)-5(0.01), Ho(2)O(3)-1(0.002), Er(2)O(3)-3(0.01), Tm(2)O(3)-0.5(0.001), Yb(2)O(3)-3(0.01), Lu(2)O(3)-0.5-(0.001), Y(2)O(3)-33(0.07), Sc(2)O(3)-28-(0.06), ThO(2)-12(0.02).
**Range of recoverable grades (lbs per short ton) reported in the Buckton maiden resource study and the Buckton supplemental resource study for mineralized tonnages ranging 400-679 million short tons, representing extensions of the Buckton resource which are beneath less than 100m-150m of the surface, which can be blocked by the resource model at a US$7.5 per tonne cut-off: MoO(3): 0.11-0.11, Ni: 0.26-0.26, U(3)O(8): 0.07-0.06, V(2)O(5): 1.02-1, Zn: 0.54-0.54, Cu: 0.09-0.09, Co: 0.04-0.04, Li2(2)O(3): 0.3-0.3, La(2)O(3): 0.09-0.08, Ce(2)O(3): 0.14-0.14, Pr(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, Nd(2)O(3): 0.07-0.07, Sm(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, Eu(2)O(3): 0.004-0.004, Gd(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, Tb(2)O(3): 0.003-0.003, Dy(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, Ho(2)O(3): 0.003-0.002, Er(2)O(3): 0.01-0.01, Tm(2)O(3): 0.001-0.001, Yb(2)O(3): 0.01-0.01, Lu(2)O(3): 0.001-0.001, Y(2)O(3): 0.11-0.11, Sc(2)O(3): 0.02-0.02, ThO(2): 0.02-0.02. Data for Mo-Ni-U-V-Zn-Cu-Co-Li based on material under less than 125m of cover.
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DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, March 19, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce encouraging preliminary results from its ongoing R&D work testing extraction (leaching) of metals from its Alberta polymetallic black shales using CO(2 )as a leaching agent.
DNI carried out a series of batch reaction experiments in 2010 to assess the CO(2) uptake potential of its Alberta polymetallic black shales. The tests were conducted by Alberta Innovates Technology Futures (AITF - formerly the Alberta Research Council).
The experiments were intended to collect baseline data relating to CO(2)-shale chemical interaction from a series of tests which essentially entailed sparging (bubbling) of CO(2) through samples of DNI's polymetallic black shale in a dilute electrolyte. An incidental discovery of this work was that metals contained in the black shale are partly solubilized (extracted from the shale) by the mild acidic conditions created by addition of CO(2) to the shale.
Further tests conducted in 2011-2012 focused on assessing the potential of relying on CO(2) as a pretreatment to bioleaching which has to date been the principal process being assessed by DNI for extraction of metals from its Alberta polymetallic black shales. Samples were tested over a 192 hour period, consisting of an initial 96 hours of equilibration with the mild electrolyte and subsequent 96 hours of CO(2) sparging. Of 54 elements monitored, metal recovery was assessed for 11 elements (As, Co, Cd, Li, Mo, Ni, Sb, Se, U, V and Zn).
While, as expected, metals recoveries reported by the CO(2) sparging tests are lower than those reported from DNI's bioleaching testwork (previously announced), the current experiments demonstrate that CO(2) can be used to leach metals from the black shales, supporting a proposal that leaching with CO(2) offers previously unrecognized possibilities as a pretreatment during bioleaching to reduce reagent consumption. Metal recoveries reported by the CO(2) sparging tests ranged 0.1% to 10.5% as follows: Mo-9.8%, Ni-3.3%, U-10.5%, V-0.1%, Zn-0.3%, Co-2.3%, Cd-0.8%, Li-5.7%.
The tests suggest that lower metal recoveries documented during the CO(2) sparging are likely due to the mild acidic pH conditions generated by the CO(2) (pH ~5.6) compared to higher acidities (pH ~1.6-2) typifying bioleaching testwork. It is of particular note that initial equilibration of shale samples in the mild electrolyte resulted in partial dissolution and recovery of metals (except Cd,V,Zn), an observation which is consistent with proposals from other testwork unrelated to the CO(2) tests that the metals in the shale are not hosted within other minerals but rather occur as readily extractable charged ions adsorbed on clays in the shale (see DNI press Jan16/2012).
In a statement, Mr.S.Sabag, DNI's president & CEO, commented: '…the possibility of relying on CO(2) as a partial leaching agent is an entirely new development and an exciting CO(2) consumption sidebar to an otherwise metal mining story which might benefit adjacent oil sands operations by providing a practical use for CO(2) emitted and captured from oil sands processing. This new development is synergistic with Provincial and industry led carbon capture and sequestration initiatives in the region'.
DNI plans to broaden the above testwork per recommendations of the above study to expand on current findings. Considerable additional data are also on hand from the tests which might enable calculation of percentages of REE and Specialty Metals also extracted during the CO(2) sparging testwork. Additional results will be announced at a later date once the data have been processed.
DNI also announces that it has retained the services of Mr.Dean Nawata, in the capacity of corporate development consultant, to introduce its projects to strategic institutional groups. Mr.Nawata has over eighteen years of public market experience, nine of which as a licensed stockbroker focusing on financing of junior mining and oil/gas projects with Nesbitt Burns, Research Capital and, most recently, Raymond James (formerly Goepel McDermid). Mr.Nawata has also worked for several TSX and TSX:V listed companies in project procurement, corporate development and financing. The retainer arrangement is for a six month period which may be extended thereafter by mutual consent, and entails payment of a $5,000 monthly fee in addition to grant of stock options for the purchase of up to 100,000 shares of DNI at 55 cents per share until February 9, 2017. The options will vest in stages over twelve months with no more than one quarter vesting in any three month period, and upon termination of the retainer may be exercised in whole or in part during a period commencing on the earlier of the date of such termination and ending thirty days thereafter, or on the expiry date.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and is responsible for preparation of this press release. See Alberta Mineral Assessment Report MIN20100017 for an overview of sparging test procedures. CO(2) sparging tests carried out by AITF on a subsample from composite drill core intercept of the Second White Speckled black shale in DNI hole 11BK1 from the Buckton inferred resource. Analytical work carried out by Actlabs, Ancaster, Ontario, by ICP-MS, ICP-MS(HYDRGEO), and ICP-OES.
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DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, March 19, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce encouraging preliminary results from its ongoing R&D work testing extraction (leaching) of metals from its Alberta polymetallic black shales using CO(2 )as a leaching agent.
DNI carried out a series of batch reaction experiments in 2010 to assess the CO(2) uptake potential of its Alberta polymetallic black shales. The tests were conducted by Alberta Innovates Technology Futures (AITF - formerly the Alberta Research Council).
The experiments were intended to collect baseline data relating to CO(2)-shale chemical interaction from a series of tests which essentially entailed sparging (bubbling) of CO(2) through samples of DNI's polymetallic black shale in a dilute electrolyte. An incidental discovery of this work was that metals contained in the black shale are partly solubilized (extracted from the shale) by the mild acidic conditions created by addition of CO(2) to the shale.
Further tests conducted in 2011-2012 focused on assessing the potential of relying on CO(2) as a pretreatment to bioleaching which has to date been the principal process being assessed by DNI for extraction of metals from its Alberta polymetallic black shales. Samples were tested over a 192 hour period, consisting of an initial 96 hours of equilibration with the mild electrolyte and subsequent 96 hours of CO(2) sparging. Of 54 elements monitored, metal recovery was assessed for 11 elements (As, Co, Cd, Li, Mo, Ni, Sb, Se, U, V and Zn).
While, as expected, metals recoveries reported by the CO(2) sparging tests are lower than those reported from DNI's bioleaching testwork (previously announced), the current experiments demonstrate that CO(2) can be used to leach metals from the black shales, supporting a proposal that leaching with CO(2) offers previously unrecognized possibilities as a pretreatment during bioleaching to reduce reagent consumption. Metal recoveries reported by the CO(2) sparging tests ranged 0.1% to 10.5% as follows: Mo-9.8%, Ni-3.3%, U-10.5%, V-0.1%, Zn-0.3%, Co-2.3%, Cd-0.8%, Li-5.7%.
The tests suggest that lower metal recoveries documented during the CO(2) sparging are likely due to the mild acidic pH conditions generated by the CO(2) (pH ~5.6) compared to higher acidities (pH ~1.6-2) typifying bioleaching testwork. It is of particular note that initial equilibration of shale samples in the mild electrolyte resulted in partial dissolution and recovery of metals (except Cd,V,Zn), an observation which is consistent with proposals from other testwork unrelated to the CO(2) tests that the metals in the shale are not hosted within other minerals but rather occur as readily extractable charged ions adsorbed on clays in the shale (see DNI press Jan16/2012).
In a statement, Mr.S.Sabag, DNI's president & CEO, commented: '…the possibility of relying on CO(2) as a partial leaching agent is an entirely new development and an exciting CO(2) consumption sidebar to an otherwise metal mining story which might benefit adjacent oil sands operations by providing a practical use for CO(2) emitted and captured from oil sands processing. This new development is synergistic with Provincial and industry led carbon capture and sequestration initiatives in the region'.
DNI plans to broaden the above testwork per recommendations of the above study to expand on current findings. Considerable additional data are also on hand from the tests which might enable calculation of percentages of REE and Specialty Metals also extracted during the CO(2) sparging testwork. Additional results will be announced at a later date once the data have been processed.
DNI also announces that it has retained the services of Mr.Dean Nawata, in the capacity of corporate development consultant, to introduce its projects to strategic institutional groups. Mr.Nawata has over eighteen years of public market experience, nine of which as a licensed stockbroker focusing on financing of junior mining and oil/gas projects with Nesbitt Burns, Research Capital and, most recently, Raymond James (formerly Goepel McDermid). Mr.Nawata has also worked for several TSX and TSX:V listed companies in project procurement, corporate development and financing. The retainer arrangement is for a six month period which may be extended thereafter by mutual consent, and entails payment of a $5,000 monthly fee in addition to grant of stock options for the purchase of up to 100,000 shares of DNI at 55 cents per share until February 9, 2017. The options will vest in stages over twelve months with no more than one quarter vesting in any three month period, and upon termination of the retainer may be exercised in whole or in part during a period commencing on the earlier of the date of such termination and ending thirty days thereafter, or on the expiry date.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release is S.F.Sabag P.Geo, DNI's president and CEO, who has reviewed analytical results and is responsible for preparation of this press release. See Alberta Mineral Assessment Report MIN20100017 for an overview of sparging test procedures. CO(2) sparging tests carried out by AITF on a subsample from composite drill core intercept of the Second White Speckled black shale in DNI hole 11BK1 from the Buckton inferred resource. Analytical work carried out by Actlabs, Ancaster, Ontario, by ICP-MS, ICP-MS(HYDRGEO), and ICP-OES.
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Eine neue Meldung gab es auch
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, April 16, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce that it has teamed up with CANMET Mining and Minerals Science Laboratories, Ottawa, to collaborate on conducting testwork toward the commercialization of a heap leaching process for DNI's polymetallic black shales at its northern Alberta Property.
Testwork to start shortly, which is being partly funded by DNI, will expand on prior leaching and bioleaching work completed by DNI to optimize leaching parameters toward enhanced metals recoveries from larger samples than previously tested.
The collaborative work will also specifically focus on identifying, testing and formulating refining procedures for separation of the various Rare Earth Elements (REE) from the leaching solution into saleable end-products. Process technologies from Chinese ionic clay adsorbed REE ores will be used as a model for this work.
Samples to be tested include mineralized polymetallic shale from DNI's Buckton inferred resource, in addition to overburden cover rocks overlying it which are also black shales which are mineralized with REEs and Specialty Metals (eg: Lithium, Scandium, Thorium).
In a statement Mr.S.Sabag, DNI's president & CEO, commented: '…we are pleased to collaborate with a high caliber organization such as CANMET which brings considerable expertise to the project and a solid track record of innovative development and application of a variety of leaching, bioleaching and ore processing methods. This is another significant step in continuing the systematic advance of our polymetallic Alberta black shale Property.'
CANMET Mining and Mineral Sciences Laboratories (CANMET-MMSL), a division of Natural Resources Canada, is a significant source of scientific research and advice on mining and mineral technology for the mining and minerals industries, and to Canadian government departments which promote or regulate these industries. With a mandate to research and develop processes and technologies involved in extraction of ores and their transformation into concentrates, mineral products or metals, CANMET-MMSL has a long-standing international reputation for technical excellence in mining and mineral processing and is a recognized leader in innovative technological development.
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Eine neue Meldung gab es auch
DNI METALS INC.
TORONTO, April 16, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc.
is pleased to announce that it has teamed up with CANMET Mining and Minerals Science Laboratories, Ottawa, to collaborate on conducting testwork toward the commercialization of a heap leaching process for DNI's polymetallic black shales at its northern Alberta Property.
Testwork to start shortly, which is being partly funded by DNI, will expand on prior leaching and bioleaching work completed by DNI to optimize leaching parameters toward enhanced metals recoveries from larger samples than previously tested.
The collaborative work will also specifically focus on identifying, testing and formulating refining procedures for separation of the various Rare Earth Elements (REE) from the leaching solution into saleable end-products. Process technologies from Chinese ionic clay adsorbed REE ores will be used as a model for this work.
Samples to be tested include mineralized polymetallic shale from DNI's Buckton inferred resource, in addition to overburden cover rocks overlying it which are also black shales which are mineralized with REEs and Specialty Metals (eg: Lithium, Scandium, Thorium).
In a statement Mr.S.Sabag, DNI's president & CEO, commented: '…we are pleased to collaborate with a high caliber organization such as CANMET which brings considerable expertise to the project and a solid track record of innovative development and application of a variety of leaching, bioleaching and ore processing methods. This is another significant step in continuing the systematic advance of our polymetallic Alberta black shale Property.'
CANMET Mining and Mineral Sciences Laboratories (CANMET-MMSL), a division of Natural Resources Canada, is a significant source of scientific research and advice on mining and mineral technology for the mining and minerals industries, and to Canadian government departments which promote or regulate these industries. With a mandate to research and develop processes and technologies involved in extraction of ores and their transformation into concentrates, mineral products or metals, CANMET-MMSL has a long-standing international reputation for technical excellence in mining and mineral processing and is a recognized leader in innovative technological development.
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Bin gespannt was für Ergebnisse wir wann bekommen
DNI resumes in-fill and exploratory drilling on its polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca Region, Alberta
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Aug. 9, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) announces that it has resumed in-fill and exploratory drilling on its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects with three drill programs which have commenced. The current drilling entails completion of approximately twenty shallow vertical core holes over a 75 sq km area.
The drill programs are intended: (i) to expand and upgrade the existing Buckton initial inferred resource; (ii) to commence drill testing of the Buckton South target which is either an extension of the Buckton Zone 9km to its south or is a separate mineralized Zone; and (iii) to explore for possible northerly extensions of the Buckton Zone over at least an additional 6km of strike.
The Buckton initial Base Metals, Uranium and Specialty Metals inferred resource was announced on October 24, 2011, and related contained REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred resource was announced on January 16, 2012.
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DNI resumes in-fill and exploratory drilling on its polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca Region, Alberta
DNI METALS INC. (DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Aug. 9, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) announces that it has resumed in-fill and exploratory drilling on its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects with three drill programs which have commenced. The current drilling entails completion of approximately twenty shallow vertical core holes over a 75 sq km area.
The drill programs are intended: (i) to expand and upgrade the existing Buckton initial inferred resource; (ii) to commence drill testing of the Buckton South target which is either an extension of the Buckton Zone 9km to its south or is a separate mineralized Zone; and (iii) to explore for possible northerly extensions of the Buckton Zone over at least an additional 6km of strike.
The Buckton initial Base Metals, Uranium and Specialty Metals inferred resource was announced on October 24, 2011, and related contained REE-Y-Sc-Th inferred resource was announced on January 16, 2012.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 69,546,689
DNI Announces 2.7 billion short ton inferred resource from cover rocks above the Buckton Zone on its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects
http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/1035009/dni-announces-2-7-bi…
und der handel wurde gestoppt. mal sehen, was da heute nachmittag kommt.
http://www.newswire.ca/en/story/1035009/dni-announces-2-7-bi…
und der handel wurde gestoppt. mal sehen, was da heute nachmittag kommt.
Geld ist auch wieder in der Kasse
TORONTO, Sept. 18, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it has completed a non-brokered private placement of flow-through shares, with arm's length parties, for aggregate gross proceeds of $525,600. The securities issued under the private placements are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on January 19, 2013.
The financing consisted of the placement of 1,752,000 flow-through shares at a price of 30 cents per share. A finder fee was paid in connection with the placement, consisting of an aggregate of $36,792 and issuance of 122,640 warrants, each warrant entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 30 cents for a period of twelve months from closing. Shares underlying the broker warrants are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on January 19, 2013.
Proceeds of the above financing, together with funds in treasury, will be applied toward the drilling programs in progress at DNI's polymetallic shale properties, Alberta.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 71,298,689 (post financing)
TORONTO, Sept. 18, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it has completed a non-brokered private placement of flow-through shares, with arm's length parties, for aggregate gross proceeds of $525,600. The securities issued under the private placements are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on January 19, 2013.
The financing consisted of the placement of 1,752,000 flow-through shares at a price of 30 cents per share. A finder fee was paid in connection with the placement, consisting of an aggregate of $36,792 and issuance of 122,640 warrants, each warrant entitling the holder to purchase an additional common share of the company at a price of 30 cents for a period of twelve months from closing. Shares underlying the broker warrants are subject to a four-month hold period expiring on January 19, 2013.
Proceeds of the above financing, together with funds in treasury, will be applied toward the drilling programs in progress at DNI's polymetallic shale properties, Alberta.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 71,298,689 (post financing)
Die Company geht ihren Weg, scheinbar unbeachtet.
Die resourcen werden erweitert, Ergebnisse kommen bald, alles on track
Dni's Drilling Confirms Buckton South Zone and Probes Extension to the Buckton Resource on its Polymetallic Black Shale Projects, Athabasca Region, Alberta
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TORONTO, Oct. 4, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) announces that its drilling program at its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects has been concluded and that crews and equipment have demobilized from the field. The drilling successfully confirmed the new Buckton South Zone and served to extend the Buckton Zone by approximately three kilometres.
The program completed an aggregate of 980m in nine short vertical diamond drill HQ holes all of which, except one, intersected the Second White Speckled Shale Formation which hosts mineralization at the Buckton and Buckton South Zones. One of the holes was located too far to the east of the erosional edge of this Formation to intersect it. Intercepts of the Formation in the drill holes range 11m to 22m, and are consistent with prior drilling in the area. Labiche Formation black shale which overlies the Speckled Shale was also intersected in all of the holes in intercepts ranging 16m to 84m.
All drill core has been sampled but not yet analyzed, although field testing of split core samples with a mobile field X-Ray Florescence analytical unit (XRF) shows that intercepts of the Second White Speckled Shale sampled during the drilling are metal enriched similarly to those from prior drill intersections across the mineralized Buckton Zone. The XRF results are, however, NOT assay results as they are semi-quantitative approximations of grade and are intended only as a field screening method to reinforce visual identification of Formational contacts. Analytical results will be announced once received.
Three of the drill holes were cored at the Buckton South Zone located 8 kilometres to the south of the Buckton inferred resource (announced Oct24/2011 and Jan16/2012), and successfully confirmed this Zone over approximately 3 square kilometres. The current holes are the first ever cored over the Buckton South Zone which had previously been identified relying on surface trenching and historic oil/gas well downhole subsurface information. Consideration will be given, once assay results are received, to assess whether drill data on hand, reinforced by trenched surface exposures, suffice to enable delineation of a new initial inferred resource from the Buckton South Zone.
Four holes drilled to the north of the Buckton inferred resource confirmed extensions to the Buckton Zone for an additional 3 kilometres to the north of the Buckton resource. Subject to revising the current Buckton resource by an updated resource study, expectations are that the current drilling results will enable expansion of the Buckton inferred resource northward over up to an additional 4 square kilometres. This expansion will be additional to a westward expansion of the resource made possible by the Labiche shale resource (announced Sept12/2012 and Sept13/2012) which concluded that much of the material above the Buckton resource hosted in the Second White Speckled Shale Formation is not waste and represents previously unrecognized recoverable value incremental to the Buckton resource. Plans are to launch an updated resource study for the Buckton Zone once all analytical results are in hand.
Two strategically located in-fill holes were completed within the northern portion of the current Buckton inferred resource to enhance the drilling database over that portion in preparation for the Preliminary Economic Assessment Study (Scoping Study) slated to start by the end of October.
An additional eleven holes planned to continue expanding the Buckton resource northward, and to further infill over the Buckton and Buckton South Zones, were deferred due to scheduling and budgetary constraints.
The drilling achieved its principal objectives of drill testing and confirming the Buckton South Zone with a view to delineating a new initial resource therefrom, and of exploring and expanding the Buckton Zone northward with a view to expanding the Buckton initial inferred resource beyond its current boundaries.
Work to follow will consist of preparation of an updated and consolidated resource for the Buckton Zone, to combine mineralization identified in the Second White Speckled Shale Formation and that in the overlying Labiche Formation, both of which to be re-stated as expanded by the current drilling. A portion of the existing Buckton inferred resource might also be upgraded from the Inferred to the Indicated resource class based on the current in-fill drill holes. Consideration will also be given to preparation of a study to estimate a new initial inferred resource from the Buckton South Zone.
In all likelihood, the resource studies to follow will be carried out concurrently with the planned Preliminary Economic Assessment Study (PEA Study or Scoping Study) for the Buckton Zone to incorporate preliminary engineering and pit design variables into resource classification criteria. This Study was previously slated to commence in late August but was deferred to late October to incorporate findings from the current drilling. Field orientation work for the Study will be completed shortly.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release and in respect of the Alberta polymetallic black shale projects is S.F.Sabag PGeo, President and CEO of DNI, who is responsible for verification and quality assurance of the exploration information disclosed in connection with the projects and this release. The field X-Ray Florescence analytical unit employed as a field screening tool is an InnovexSystems X-50 Mobile XRF which was calibrated to certified analytical reference material and to samples of mineralized Second White Speckled Shale from DNI's prior drilling at the Property.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 71,590,356
SOURCE DNI Metals Inc.
Die resourcen werden erweitert, Ergebnisse kommen bald, alles on track
Dni's Drilling Confirms Buckton South Zone and Probes Extension to the Buckton Resource on its Polymetallic Black Shale Projects, Athabasca Region, Alberta
(DNI : TSX-Ven)
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TORONTO, Oct. 4, 2012 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) announces that its drilling program at its Alberta polymetallic black shale projects has been concluded and that crews and equipment have demobilized from the field. The drilling successfully confirmed the new Buckton South Zone and served to extend the Buckton Zone by approximately three kilometres.
The program completed an aggregate of 980m in nine short vertical diamond drill HQ holes all of which, except one, intersected the Second White Speckled Shale Formation which hosts mineralization at the Buckton and Buckton South Zones. One of the holes was located too far to the east of the erosional edge of this Formation to intersect it. Intercepts of the Formation in the drill holes range 11m to 22m, and are consistent with prior drilling in the area. Labiche Formation black shale which overlies the Speckled Shale was also intersected in all of the holes in intercepts ranging 16m to 84m.
All drill core has been sampled but not yet analyzed, although field testing of split core samples with a mobile field X-Ray Florescence analytical unit (XRF) shows that intercepts of the Second White Speckled Shale sampled during the drilling are metal enriched similarly to those from prior drill intersections across the mineralized Buckton Zone. The XRF results are, however, NOT assay results as they are semi-quantitative approximations of grade and are intended only as a field screening method to reinforce visual identification of Formational contacts. Analytical results will be announced once received.
Three of the drill holes were cored at the Buckton South Zone located 8 kilometres to the south of the Buckton inferred resource (announced Oct24/2011 and Jan16/2012), and successfully confirmed this Zone over approximately 3 square kilometres. The current holes are the first ever cored over the Buckton South Zone which had previously been identified relying on surface trenching and historic oil/gas well downhole subsurface information. Consideration will be given, once assay results are received, to assess whether drill data on hand, reinforced by trenched surface exposures, suffice to enable delineation of a new initial inferred resource from the Buckton South Zone.
Four holes drilled to the north of the Buckton inferred resource confirmed extensions to the Buckton Zone for an additional 3 kilometres to the north of the Buckton resource. Subject to revising the current Buckton resource by an updated resource study, expectations are that the current drilling results will enable expansion of the Buckton inferred resource northward over up to an additional 4 square kilometres. This expansion will be additional to a westward expansion of the resource made possible by the Labiche shale resource (announced Sept12/2012 and Sept13/2012) which concluded that much of the material above the Buckton resource hosted in the Second White Speckled Shale Formation is not waste and represents previously unrecognized recoverable value incremental to the Buckton resource. Plans are to launch an updated resource study for the Buckton Zone once all analytical results are in hand.
Two strategically located in-fill holes were completed within the northern portion of the current Buckton inferred resource to enhance the drilling database over that portion in preparation for the Preliminary Economic Assessment Study (Scoping Study) slated to start by the end of October.
An additional eleven holes planned to continue expanding the Buckton resource northward, and to further infill over the Buckton and Buckton South Zones, were deferred due to scheduling and budgetary constraints.
The drilling achieved its principal objectives of drill testing and confirming the Buckton South Zone with a view to delineating a new initial resource therefrom, and of exploring and expanding the Buckton Zone northward with a view to expanding the Buckton initial inferred resource beyond its current boundaries.
Work to follow will consist of preparation of an updated and consolidated resource for the Buckton Zone, to combine mineralization identified in the Second White Speckled Shale Formation and that in the overlying Labiche Formation, both of which to be re-stated as expanded by the current drilling. A portion of the existing Buckton inferred resource might also be upgraded from the Inferred to the Indicated resource class based on the current in-fill drill holes. Consideration will also be given to preparation of a study to estimate a new initial inferred resource from the Buckton South Zone.
In all likelihood, the resource studies to follow will be carried out concurrently with the planned Preliminary Economic Assessment Study (PEA Study or Scoping Study) for the Buckton Zone to incorporate preliminary engineering and pit design variables into resource classification criteria. This Study was previously slated to commence in late August but was deferred to late October to incorporate findings from the current drilling. Field orientation work for the Study will be completed shortly.
The Qualified Person in connection with this press release and in respect of the Alberta polymetallic black shale projects is S.F.Sabag PGeo, President and CEO of DNI, who is responsible for verification and quality assurance of the exploration information disclosed in connection with the projects and this release. The field X-Ray Florescence analytical unit employed as a field screening tool is an InnovexSystems X-50 Mobile XRF which was calibrated to certified analytical reference material and to samples of mineralized Second White Speckled Shale from DNI's prior drilling at the Property.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 71,590,356
SOURCE DNI Metals Inc.
Weitere Resourcenerweiterung wurde veröffentlicht
Dni consolidates and expands Buckton Resource to 3.49 billion tons on its Alberta polymetallic black shale project.
Ganze Meldung nachzulesen unter www. minenportal.de
Dni consolidates and expands Buckton Resource to 3.49 billion tons on its Alberta polymetallic black shale project.
Ganze Meldung nachzulesen unter www. minenportal.de
Neue Meldung am 31.01.
Dni announces drill results from 2012 drilling and advances the new Buckton South Zone to its first resource study, polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta
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TORONTO, Jan. 31, 2013 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) announces that it has concluded review of analytical results recently received relating to its 2012 drill programs over the Buckton and Buckton South Zones at its polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta. The results are consistent with prior assays from the two Zones and with grades from the Buckton Zone inferred resource. The results will enable expansion of the 3.49 billion short ton Buckton Zone inferred resource and delineation of a new initial inferred resource from the Buckton South Zone as a second mineral resource from the Property.
The 2012 drill holes testing the Buckton South Zone are the first ever to be cored over this Zone which had previously been identified relying on surface trenching and downhole subsurface information from historic oil/gas wells.
As previously announced October 4, 2012, the 2012 drill program completed an aggregate of 980m in nine short vertical diamond drill HQ holes spaced approximately 1.2km apart, three of which were cored to test the Buckton South Zone located 8 kilometres to the south of the Buckton Zone inferred resource. The holes successfully confirmed the Buckton South Zone over approximately 3 square kilometres and will enable delineation of an initial inferred resource therefrom. Details of the drilling from the Buckton South Zone are tabulated below showing results from intercepts of the Labiche Formation Shale (LB), the underlying Second White Speckled Shale (2WS), and the Belle Fourche Formation Shale (BF) beneath it.
Voller Text unter www. minenportal.de
Ich kann an der Meldung auf den ersten Blick nix negatives enrdecken, trotzdem fällt der Kurs wie ein Stein seitdem.
Vielleicht kann mich mal jemand aufklären ??
Befürchte aber ich bleibe hier weiter der Alleinunterhalter
Dni announces drill results from 2012 drilling and advances the new Buckton South Zone to its first resource study, polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta
(DNI : TSX-Ven)
(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Jan. 31, 2013 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven, DG7:FSE) announces that it has concluded review of analytical results recently received relating to its 2012 drill programs over the Buckton and Buckton South Zones at its polymetallic black shale projects, Athabasca region, Alberta. The results are consistent with prior assays from the two Zones and with grades from the Buckton Zone inferred resource. The results will enable expansion of the 3.49 billion short ton Buckton Zone inferred resource and delineation of a new initial inferred resource from the Buckton South Zone as a second mineral resource from the Property.
The 2012 drill holes testing the Buckton South Zone are the first ever to be cored over this Zone which had previously been identified relying on surface trenching and downhole subsurface information from historic oil/gas wells.
As previously announced October 4, 2012, the 2012 drill program completed an aggregate of 980m in nine short vertical diamond drill HQ holes spaced approximately 1.2km apart, three of which were cored to test the Buckton South Zone located 8 kilometres to the south of the Buckton Zone inferred resource. The holes successfully confirmed the Buckton South Zone over approximately 3 square kilometres and will enable delineation of an initial inferred resource therefrom. Details of the drilling from the Buckton South Zone are tabulated below showing results from intercepts of the Labiche Formation Shale (LB), the underlying Second White Speckled Shale (2WS), and the Belle Fourche Formation Shale (BF) beneath it.
Voller Text unter www. minenportal.de
Ich kann an der Meldung auf den ersten Blick nix negatives enrdecken, trotzdem fällt der Kurs wie ein Stein seitdem.
Vielleicht kann mich mal jemand aufklären ??
Befürchte aber ich bleibe hier weiter der Alleinunterhalter
Der Kursverlauf bis gestern war nicht gerade erquickend für die Aktionäre,
war das gestern der Rebound ???
happy weekend
supertai
war das gestern der Rebound ???
happy weekend
supertai
Vor ca einem Jahr stand der Kurs bei etwa 0,42 €, seitdem kennt er nur eine Richtung, stetig abwärts. Was ist der Grund, ich habe keine negative Meldung gefunden, nur das allgemeine Marktumfeld ? Hat jemand eine Erkärung zum Kursverfall ??
DNI dehnt seine Resourcen aus, der Markt honorierts in diesen für Explorer exrem schwierigen Zeiten mit immerhin rund 9 % Kurssteigerung.
DNI expands Buckton Zone inferred resource to 4.9 billion tons and also reports an initial indicated resource on its Alberta polymetallic black shale project
DNI Metals Inc.
(DNI : TSX-Ven)
(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Aug. 27, 2013 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) announces results of its NI-43-101 compliant resource study just completed which updates and expands the mineral resource at the Buckton Zone on its Alberta polymetallic black shale project. The Updated and Expanded Buckton Mineral Resource Study (the "Updated Resource Study") successfully expands the inferred resource at the Buckton Zone from 3.5 billion short tons to 4.9 billion short tons, in addition to upgrading a portion of it to the indicated resource class by delineating a 300 million short ton indicated mineral resource. The inferred and indicated resources together extend over 21.9 square kilometres (approximately a 3kmx8km area), 20.4 square kilometres of which represents the aerial extent of the inferred resource.
Ganzer Bericht zu lesen unter www. minenportal.de
DNI expands Buckton Zone inferred resource to 4.9 billion tons and also reports an initial indicated resource on its Alberta polymetallic black shale project
DNI Metals Inc.
(DNI : TSX-Ven)
(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Aug. 27, 2013 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) announces results of its NI-43-101 compliant resource study just completed which updates and expands the mineral resource at the Buckton Zone on its Alberta polymetallic black shale project. The Updated and Expanded Buckton Mineral Resource Study (the "Updated Resource Study") successfully expands the inferred resource at the Buckton Zone from 3.5 billion short tons to 4.9 billion short tons, in addition to upgrading a portion of it to the indicated resource class by delineating a 300 million short ton indicated mineral resource. The inferred and indicated resources together extend over 21.9 square kilometres (approximately a 3kmx8km area), 20.4 square kilometres of which represents the aerial extent of the inferred resource.
Ganzer Bericht zu lesen unter www. minenportal.de
Mal wieder eine Steigerung der Resourcen, der Markt "honorierts " mit Abschlägen
DNI's resource study report updating and expanding the mineral resource at its Buckton Zone filed to SEDAR, Alberta polymetallic black shale project
DNI Metals Inc.
(DNI : TSX-Ven)
(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Sept. 11, 2013 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) announces that the resource study report which updates the mineral resource at the Buckton Zone on its Alberta polymetallic black shale project has been filed to SEDAR. The study successfully expands the inferred resource at the Buckton Zone from 3.5 billion short tons to 4.9 billion short tons, in addition to upgrading a portion of it to the indicated resource class by delineating a 300 million short ton indicated mineral resource. The inferred and indicated resources together extend over 21.9 square kilometres (approximately a 3kmx8km area), 20.4 square kilometres of which represents the aerial extent of the inferred resource.
A summary of findings from the study were announced in a press release issued August 27, 2013. The full report, "National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report, Updated And Expanded Mineral Resource Estimate for The Buckton Zone, SBH Property, Northeast Alberta", effective date September 9, 2013, by APEX Geoscience Ltd., can be obtained from www.sedar.com and from DNI's website www.dnimetals.com. The study was prepared by Apex Geoscience Ltd ("Apex"), Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Roy Eccles PGeol, Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeol, Mr.Steven Nicholls MAIG and Kyle McMillan PGeol, who are the Qualified Persons in connection with its preparation and are independent of DNI. The Study relies on the collective of DNI's drilling programs over the Buckton Zone, together with historic drilling from the area from which all archived drill core were previously re-sampled and re-analyzed by DNI in 2009 and 2012. All of the foregoing drilling campaigns were implemented by Apex under the supervision of Mr.Dufresne. The foregoing resource study complies with National Instrument 43-101 and CIM resource estimation guidelines.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 74,857,022
DNI's resource study report updating and expanding the mineral resource at its Buckton Zone filed to SEDAR, Alberta polymetallic black shale project
DNI Metals Inc.
(DNI : TSX-Ven)
(DG7 : Frankfurt)
TORONTO, Sept. 11, 2013 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) announces that the resource study report which updates the mineral resource at the Buckton Zone on its Alberta polymetallic black shale project has been filed to SEDAR. The study successfully expands the inferred resource at the Buckton Zone from 3.5 billion short tons to 4.9 billion short tons, in addition to upgrading a portion of it to the indicated resource class by delineating a 300 million short ton indicated mineral resource. The inferred and indicated resources together extend over 21.9 square kilometres (approximately a 3kmx8km area), 20.4 square kilometres of which represents the aerial extent of the inferred resource.
A summary of findings from the study were announced in a press release issued August 27, 2013. The full report, "National Instrument 43-101 Technical Report, Updated And Expanded Mineral Resource Estimate for The Buckton Zone, SBH Property, Northeast Alberta", effective date September 9, 2013, by APEX Geoscience Ltd., can be obtained from www.sedar.com and from DNI's website www.dnimetals.com. The study was prepared by Apex Geoscience Ltd ("Apex"), Edmonton, under the supervision of Mr.Roy Eccles PGeol, Mr.Michael Dufresne PGeol, Mr.Steven Nicholls MAIG and Kyle McMillan PGeol, who are the Qualified Persons in connection with its preparation and are independent of DNI. The Study relies on the collective of DNI's drilling programs over the Buckton Zone, together with historic drilling from the area from which all archived drill core were previously re-sampled and re-analyzed by DNI in 2009 and 2012. All of the foregoing drilling campaigns were implemented by Apex under the supervision of Mr.Dufresne. The foregoing resource study complies with National Instrument 43-101 and CIM resource estimation guidelines.
Neither the TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
DNI - TSX Venture
DG7 - Frankfurt
Issued: 74,857,022
Hi all
ein neues Standbein ??
TORONTO, July 11, 2014 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) announces that it has recently concluded acquisition of additional metallic and industrial mineral permits over 61,440 hectares adjoining its Alberta SBH Property to secure strategic locations over exposures of the Pelican sandstone Formation which is known elsewhere in Alberta to contain sections of sand suitable for use as a natural sand proppant (fracsand) by the oil/gas industry.
Compelled by growing demand in fracsand to supply fast growing tight oil/gas plays in western Canada, and the scarcity of local deposits, DNI has decided to test the Pelican Formation sandstone on its Property for suitability as fracsand. DNI's field program to sample and test this Formation on the Property will start shortly.
The Pelican Formation sandstone contains poorly cemented, hard, clean white coarse sand with relatively smooth round grains. Fracsand is currently being produced from the stratigraphic equivalent of this Formation in the Peace River region, in west-central Alberta. In addition, high silica (98%+) coarse and smooth grained sand sections have been reported by others from exposures of the Formation from locations adjacent to the Property which are being evaluated as a source for fracsand. Similar outcrop exposures on DNI's Property have not yet been sampled and their suitability as fracsand has not been determined.
DNI's subsurface geological and stratigraphic database, based on nearly 600 oil/gas wells drilled over its Property by others, confirms that the Pelican Formation sandstone extends under the entire Property with thicknesses typically ranging 30m-60m. Downhole geophysical logs from a random selection of the wells confirm the presence of porous clean sand sections within the Formation.
The Pelican Formation is under thin overburden cover throughout most of the eastern parts of the Property, and it is intermittently exposed in valley walls along the 100km trace marking erosional edge of the Birch Mountains on the Property. This Formation is eroded away to the east of the Property. The Pelican Formation is poorly consolidated and would lend itself well to free-dig extraction.
Four large areas have been identified on the Property offering ~1km-2km long outcrop exposures of the Pelican Formation some of which are accessible by road. These areas provide primary targets for sampling.
DNI has been exploring metal enriched zones in polymetallic black shales at its SBH Property since 2007 and has successfully delineated two mineral resources at the Property, one of which (the Buckton Deposit) has advanced through a Preliminary Economic Assessment for the production of base metals, Uranium and REE (announced in December 2013). The Pelican sandstone Formation at the Property lies beneath the flat-lying metal enriched black shales, and offers new targets with potential to add further value to the Property. DNI's planned exploration program to test this Formation will be an adjunct to its ongoing work to continue advancing its polymetallic shale resources toward pilot demonstration.
The Alberta SBH Property previously consisted of 2,720 sq km held under 36 permits, and provided coverage over six mineralized areas. Through ongoing rationalization of its land position, DNI allowed a large portion of its prior land position, being non-strategic areas over remote lower priority permits, to lapse in March 2014. These permits contained three early stage blind targets, namely; the McIvor West and North Lily Anomalies, and the Eaglenest Target Area. These targets are challenged by remote field access, lack of outcrop exposures and seasonal field activity constraints. DNI has not previously carried out any work on these areas other than compilation of historic work, and has instead prioritized the eastern parts of the Property where the shales are accessible and exposed.
DNI recently acquired additional permits adjoining the northeast and southeast parts of the SBH Property to secure localities over new targets which have potential for hosting large volumes of sand which might be suited for use as fracsand in the oil/gas industry. The SBH Property currently comprises 1,812 sq km held under 25 permits, and contains three drill-tested polymetallic mineralized zones or resources, namely; the Buckton Deposit, the Buckton South mineral resource and the Asphalt Zone. The foregoing comprise DNI's black shale hosted strategic polymetallic assets.
ein neues Standbein ??
TORONTO, July 11, 2014 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) announces that it has recently concluded acquisition of additional metallic and industrial mineral permits over 61,440 hectares adjoining its Alberta SBH Property to secure strategic locations over exposures of the Pelican sandstone Formation which is known elsewhere in Alberta to contain sections of sand suitable for use as a natural sand proppant (fracsand) by the oil/gas industry.
Compelled by growing demand in fracsand to supply fast growing tight oil/gas plays in western Canada, and the scarcity of local deposits, DNI has decided to test the Pelican Formation sandstone on its Property for suitability as fracsand. DNI's field program to sample and test this Formation on the Property will start shortly.
The Pelican Formation sandstone contains poorly cemented, hard, clean white coarse sand with relatively smooth round grains. Fracsand is currently being produced from the stratigraphic equivalent of this Formation in the Peace River region, in west-central Alberta. In addition, high silica (98%+) coarse and smooth grained sand sections have been reported by others from exposures of the Formation from locations adjacent to the Property which are being evaluated as a source for fracsand. Similar outcrop exposures on DNI's Property have not yet been sampled and their suitability as fracsand has not been determined.
DNI's subsurface geological and stratigraphic database, based on nearly 600 oil/gas wells drilled over its Property by others, confirms that the Pelican Formation sandstone extends under the entire Property with thicknesses typically ranging 30m-60m. Downhole geophysical logs from a random selection of the wells confirm the presence of porous clean sand sections within the Formation.
The Pelican Formation is under thin overburden cover throughout most of the eastern parts of the Property, and it is intermittently exposed in valley walls along the 100km trace marking erosional edge of the Birch Mountains on the Property. This Formation is eroded away to the east of the Property. The Pelican Formation is poorly consolidated and would lend itself well to free-dig extraction.
Four large areas have been identified on the Property offering ~1km-2km long outcrop exposures of the Pelican Formation some of which are accessible by road. These areas provide primary targets for sampling.
DNI has been exploring metal enriched zones in polymetallic black shales at its SBH Property since 2007 and has successfully delineated two mineral resources at the Property, one of which (the Buckton Deposit) has advanced through a Preliminary Economic Assessment for the production of base metals, Uranium and REE (announced in December 2013). The Pelican sandstone Formation at the Property lies beneath the flat-lying metal enriched black shales, and offers new targets with potential to add further value to the Property. DNI's planned exploration program to test this Formation will be an adjunct to its ongoing work to continue advancing its polymetallic shale resources toward pilot demonstration.
The Alberta SBH Property previously consisted of 2,720 sq km held under 36 permits, and provided coverage over six mineralized areas. Through ongoing rationalization of its land position, DNI allowed a large portion of its prior land position, being non-strategic areas over remote lower priority permits, to lapse in March 2014. These permits contained three early stage blind targets, namely; the McIvor West and North Lily Anomalies, and the Eaglenest Target Area. These targets are challenged by remote field access, lack of outcrop exposures and seasonal field activity constraints. DNI has not previously carried out any work on these areas other than compilation of historic work, and has instead prioritized the eastern parts of the Property where the shales are accessible and exposed.
DNI recently acquired additional permits adjoining the northeast and southeast parts of the SBH Property to secure localities over new targets which have potential for hosting large volumes of sand which might be suited for use as fracsand in the oil/gas industry. The SBH Property currently comprises 1,812 sq km held under 25 permits, and contains three drill-tested polymetallic mineralized zones or resources, namely; the Buckton Deposit, the Buckton South mineral resource and the Asphalt Zone. The foregoing comprise DNI's black shale hosted strategic polymetallic assets.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.300.702 von Karle45 am 12.07.14 11:14:17
thx k45
....und wie ich finde NICHT das schlechteste neue standbein....mit fracsand etc.
das sollte diesem baby wieder zu neuer power verhelfen....IMO
thx k45
....und wie ich finde NICHT das schlechteste neue standbein....mit fracsand etc.
das sollte diesem baby wieder zu neuer power verhelfen....IMO
Das mußte ja kommen: share consolidation 10 zu 1
Ob das noch hilft ???
DNI Announces Share Consolidation and Private Placement
(DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
Share Consolidation
TORONTO, Nov. 17, 2014 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (the "Corporation" or "DNI") (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it is proceeding with the consolidation of its common shares (the "Common Shares") traded on TSX Venture Exchange (the "TSXV") on the basis of a consolidation ratio of ten (10) pre-consolidation Common Shares for one (1) post-consolidation Common Share (the "Share Consolidation"). The purpose of the Share Consolidation is to increase the share price and decrease the number of issued and outstanding Common Shares to improve the marketability of the Common Shares and better position the Corporation for the future financing transactions and corporate development opportunities.
The Share Consolidation was approved by the Corporation's Board of Directors on November 17, 2014. The Corporation is in the process of completing the necessary filings with the TSXV to effect the Share Consolidation as soon as the regulatory approvals have been obtained. Subject to approval of the TSXV, the post-consolidation Common Shares are expected to begin trading on the TSXV under the existing stock symbol "DNI" on the TSXV. The Corporation will issue a future News Release announcing the effective date of the Share Consolidation as soon as the regulatory approvals are obtained.
Pursuant to the Share Consolidation, each ten (10) Common Shares issued and outstanding on the effective date will automatically be classified, without any action of the holder thereof, into one (1) Common Share. The exercise or conversion price and the number of Common Shares issuable under any of the Corporation's outstanding warrants and stock options will be proportionately adjusted to reflect the Share Consolidation in accordance with their respective terms thereof. As a result of the Share Consolidation, the number of issued and outstanding Common Shares will be reduced from 74,857,022 to 7,485,702. No fractional Common Shares will be issued pursuant to the Share Consolidation. And any fractional shares that would otherwise be issued will be rounded down or up to the nearest whole number.
With respect to Share Consolidation, registered shareholders of the Corporation will be receiving a letter of transmittal from Computershare Investor Services Inc., the Corporation's Stock Transfer Agent. The letter of transmittal will enable registered shareholders to exchange their old share certificates representing the pre-consolidation Common Shares by new share certificates representing the post-consolidation Common Shares, in accordance with the instructions set forth in the letter of transmittal. Until surrendered, each share certificate representing the pre-consolidation Common Shares will be deemed for all purposes to represent the number of whole post-consolidation Common Shares to which the holder is entitled as a result of the Share Consolidation. Shareholders who hold their Common Shares through a broker or other intermediary and do not have Common Shares registered in their name, they will not need to complete a letter of transmittal while the exchange will be completed by their broker or intermediary.
On a post-consolidation basis, there will be 7,485,702 Common Shares issued and outstanding shares before the contemplated Private Placement.
Private Placement
The Corporation's Board of Directors also approved the filing with TSXV of a Private Placement Notice Form allowing it to complete a non-brokered private placement of up to 4,000,000 Common Shares at a price of $0.15 per Common Share for gross proceeds of $600,000.00 (the "Private Placement"). Subject to TSXV conditional approval, this Private Placement will be done on a post-consolidation basis.
In order to finance the Corporation pursuant to the Private Placement, the Corporation's insiders are entitled to subscribe to any Common Shares offered under the Private Placement (the "Insiders' Participation"). The Insiders' Participation is exempt from the formal valuation and shareholder approval requirements provided under Regulation 61-101 respecting Protection of Minority Holders in Special Transactions ("Regulation 61-101") in accordance with sections 5.5(a) and 5.7(a) of said Regulation 61-101. The exemption is based on the fact that the market value of the Insiders' Participation or the consideration paid by such insider does not exceed 25% of the market value of the Corporation. The Corporation did not file a material change report at least 21 days prior to the completion of the private placement since the Insiders' Participation was not determined at that moment.
The use of Proceeds of the Private Placement will be for corporate cash flow purposes.
Mr. Justin Fogarty has resigned from the Board of Directors, for personal reasons. The company would like to thank Justin for all his support.
Ob das noch hilft ???
DNI Announces Share Consolidation and Private Placement
(DNI : TSX-Ven)(DG7 : Frankfurt)
Share Consolidation
TORONTO, Nov. 17, 2014 /CNW/ - DNI Metals Inc. (the "Corporation" or "DNI") (DNI:TSX-Ven)(DG7:FSE) is pleased to announce that it is proceeding with the consolidation of its common shares (the "Common Shares") traded on TSX Venture Exchange (the "TSXV") on the basis of a consolidation ratio of ten (10) pre-consolidation Common Shares for one (1) post-consolidation Common Share (the "Share Consolidation"). The purpose of the Share Consolidation is to increase the share price and decrease the number of issued and outstanding Common Shares to improve the marketability of the Common Shares and better position the Corporation for the future financing transactions and corporate development opportunities.
The Share Consolidation was approved by the Corporation's Board of Directors on November 17, 2014. The Corporation is in the process of completing the necessary filings with the TSXV to effect the Share Consolidation as soon as the regulatory approvals have been obtained. Subject to approval of the TSXV, the post-consolidation Common Shares are expected to begin trading on the TSXV under the existing stock symbol "DNI" on the TSXV. The Corporation will issue a future News Release announcing the effective date of the Share Consolidation as soon as the regulatory approvals are obtained.
Pursuant to the Share Consolidation, each ten (10) Common Shares issued and outstanding on the effective date will automatically be classified, without any action of the holder thereof, into one (1) Common Share. The exercise or conversion price and the number of Common Shares issuable under any of the Corporation's outstanding warrants and stock options will be proportionately adjusted to reflect the Share Consolidation in accordance with their respective terms thereof. As a result of the Share Consolidation, the number of issued and outstanding Common Shares will be reduced from 74,857,022 to 7,485,702. No fractional Common Shares will be issued pursuant to the Share Consolidation. And any fractional shares that would otherwise be issued will be rounded down or up to the nearest whole number.
With respect to Share Consolidation, registered shareholders of the Corporation will be receiving a letter of transmittal from Computershare Investor Services Inc., the Corporation's Stock Transfer Agent. The letter of transmittal will enable registered shareholders to exchange their old share certificates representing the pre-consolidation Common Shares by new share certificates representing the post-consolidation Common Shares, in accordance with the instructions set forth in the letter of transmittal. Until surrendered, each share certificate representing the pre-consolidation Common Shares will be deemed for all purposes to represent the number of whole post-consolidation Common Shares to which the holder is entitled as a result of the Share Consolidation. Shareholders who hold their Common Shares through a broker or other intermediary and do not have Common Shares registered in their name, they will not need to complete a letter of transmittal while the exchange will be completed by their broker or intermediary.
On a post-consolidation basis, there will be 7,485,702 Common Shares issued and outstanding shares before the contemplated Private Placement.
Private Placement
The Corporation's Board of Directors also approved the filing with TSXV of a Private Placement Notice Form allowing it to complete a non-brokered private placement of up to 4,000,000 Common Shares at a price of $0.15 per Common Share for gross proceeds of $600,000.00 (the "Private Placement"). Subject to TSXV conditional approval, this Private Placement will be done on a post-consolidation basis.
In order to finance the Corporation pursuant to the Private Placement, the Corporation's insiders are entitled to subscribe to any Common Shares offered under the Private Placement (the "Insiders' Participation"). The Insiders' Participation is exempt from the formal valuation and shareholder approval requirements provided under Regulation 61-101 respecting Protection of Minority Holders in Special Transactions ("Regulation 61-101") in accordance with sections 5.5(a) and 5.7(a) of said Regulation 61-101. The exemption is based on the fact that the market value of the Insiders' Participation or the consideration paid by such insider does not exceed 25% of the market value of the Corporation. The Corporation did not file a material change report at least 21 days prior to the completion of the private placement since the Insiders' Participation was not determined at that moment.
The use of Proceeds of the Private Placement will be for corporate cash flow purposes.
Mr. Justin Fogarty has resigned from the Board of Directors, for personal reasons. The company would like to thank Justin for all his support.
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