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Kilo Goldmines Ltd.: Exploration Activities Update




TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - June 23, 2014) - Kilo Goldmines Ltd. ("KGL" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:KGL) (FRANKFURT:02K) is pleased to announce an update on its exploration activities.

Since closing the recent $6 million financing on May 2nd, 2014, the Company has recruited several geologists to reinforce its exploration efforts. The four senior members of this exploration team have over 100 year's combined experience, and have worked on exploration projects in western, central, and eastern Africa that have yielded resources of over 35 million ounces Au.

The enhanced team has focused its efforts on reviewing the entire existing database, as well as re- logging all the existing drill core. The ultimate aim is to generate integrated geological models for the three main prospects, utilising lithological, structural, alteration and mineralization data. The revised models will be used for planning infill and extension drilling programmes, as well as elevating the confidence of mineral resources from the current inferred category to the indicated category.

The review of the Adumbi data has been completed and geological modelling is in progress. The team is now assessing all data and core for the Manzako and Kitenge prospects, and the programme is expected to be complete by the end of August 2014.

The joint venture between Kilo Goldmines and Randgold Resources Limited is proceeding as scheduled. Infill soil sampling, pitting, and trenching is being undertaken on the various anomalies identified in the Ngayu block of licenses, whilst first pass sampling on the Isiro block of licenses is still in progress. Randgold is hiring some of the Company's equipment and utilizing some of its personnel.

Alex van Hoeken, President and CEO of KGL stated: "We are pleased with the progress of the review and are confident that its conclusion will improve the modelling of the project. The Company remains focused on increasing asset and shareholder value by continuing to execute work programs with these aims.".

[m.klemm]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.202.480 von ooy am 24.06.14 19:49:54

Hallo ooy,

wie hieß denn die Diskussion vorher?

Beste Grüße,
M.Klemm

[ooy]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 47.205.934 von m.klemm am 25.06.14 11:57:21

Hallo,

Weiss ich leider auch nicht mehr, ich kann den Thread zu Kilo leider nicht mehr finden...

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@ ooy

meinst Du evtl. diesen Thread hier?

http://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1149754-1551-1560…

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Kilo Announces Appointment of New Interim CEO




TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Oct. 8, 2014) - Kilo Goldmines Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:KGL)(FRANKFURT:02K) ("Kilo" or the "Company") is pleased to announce the appointment of Mr Michael Skead as interim President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of the Company.

Mr Skead will take up his appointment on the 8th October, 2014 and will be replacing Mr Alex van Hoeken, who has resigned from his role as CEO and Director. This appointment is subject to regulatory approval.

Mr Skead is the Vice President Project Evaluation with Dundee Resources Limited and is a professional geologist with over 25 years of experience in exploration and project evaluation, with particular emphasis in the east and central Africa regions. As it relates to his appointment to Kilo, Mr Skead has significant experience in the Democratic Republic of the Congo ("DRC") where, from 2004 to 2007, he served as the Vice President of Exploration for Banro Corporation ("Banro"). During his tenure at Banro, Mr Skead oversaw the evaluation of the Twangiza and Namoya projects.

Mr Skead will be assisted in the DRC by our strong in-country team currently working on the Company's projects.

Mr David Netherway, the Chairman of Kilo commented: "We are extremely pleased to welcome Michael as interim CEO. He brings with him a wealth of worldwide geological knowledge and has excellent experience of working in the DRC.

On behalf of the Board, I would also like to thank Alex for his dedication and hard work over the last three years and wish him well for the future."

[ooy]

Auch hier ein brutaler Einbruch...

[ooy]

Noch Jemand dabei??

[ooy]

Kilo Goldmines Ltd.: Exploration Activities Update




TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Feb. 5, 2015) - Kilo Goldmines Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:KGL)(FRANKFURT:02K) ("Kilo" or the "Company") provides an update on its exploration activities on its Imbo licence (PE9691) within the Ngayu Greenstone Belt.

HIGHLIGHTS
•Re-logging of Adumbi drill core and modelling of geology and mineralization has identified a high-grade zone of mineralization that can be traced across the entire length of the prospect and down dip.
•This high-grade zone has an average true thickness of 4.91 metres @ 5.44g/t over 840 meters on strike and 275 meters down dip.
•Re-logging of all core from the Kitenge, Manzako, Vatican, and Senegal prospects is complete.
•Geological and mineralization modelling of the Kitenge, Manzako, Vatican, and Senegal prospects is on-going.
•Adumbi West IP survey and geological mapping in progress.
•Drilling scheduled to commence in March 2015.

Detailed geological and mineralization modelling, that resulted from the re-logging of Adumbi drill hole core, has identified a distinctive, high grade zone of mineralization. This zone of mineralization is associated with alteration and structural deformation that has completely destroyed the primary host lithological characteristics and is termed Replaced Rock Zone ("RP Zone") (Figure 1).

The RP Zone has been identified in the lower part of the Upper BIF package and in the Lower BIF package (See Figure 2). The Upper and Lower BIF packages are separated by a carbonaceous marker which the RP Zone transgresses both along strike and down dip (Figures 1 and 3). Lithologies and the RP Zone strike northwest-southeast and have a dip of 80° to the northeast. The RP Zone can be traced along strike for 840 meters and down dip to 275 meters below surface. The average true width and weighted average grade of all drillhole intersections of the RP Zone is 4.91 meters at 5.44 g/t Au. In the central 480 meter portion of the Adumbi prospect the average is 6.41 meters @ 6.25 g/t Au.

The RP Zone has several higher-grade shoots that plunge steeply to the northwest at 80° (Figure 4) and these will be targeted in the upcoming planned drill program. The orientation of the high grade RP shoots is similar to the fold axes mapped in the colonial underground workings.

In addition to the RP Zone, three other zones of mineralization have been defined:
•Zone 1 is located towards the top of the Upper BIF,


•Zone 2 is at the bottom of the Upper BIF package in the hangingwall of the Carbonaceous Marker, and


•Zone 3 is in the Lower BIF package in the footwall of the Carbonaceous Marker (See Figures 1 and 2).



Final interpretation of the pole-dipole Induced Polarization (IP) orientation survey over the Adumbi Prospect has been received and the mineralization corresponds with well-developed chargeability and resistivity anomalies. An IP survey has been initiated over the Adumbi West target and it is on-going. This survey will be extended to cover targets such as the potential extension of the Adumbi prospect southeast of Canal, and cover soil geochemical anomalies between the Kitenge and Manzako prospects.

The data review exercise that has been reported in previous press releases is currently in progress for the Kitenge, Manzako, Vatican and Senegal prospects.

The company intends to initiate a detailed stream sediment sampling program to cover the entire Imbo licence in mid-February. This survey will comprise 166 sampling sites, with an average catchment area of 0.75 square kilometres.

Michael Skead, the Interim CEO of Kilo said: "The detailed geological review process that was initiated under new technical guidance has highlighted the potential of the Adumbi and neighbouring prospects which will be drill tested beginning in March, 2015. The review has resulted in a more complete understanding of the host lithology, controlling structure, and mineralization providing for better target selection. Targets such as Vatican and Senegal take on a greater focus as a result of these studies."

About Kilo

Kilo Goldmines Ltd. (KGL) is a Canadian gold exploration company, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol 'KGL' and on the Frankfurt Exchange under the symbol '02K'. KGL holds exploitation and exploration licences covering some 3000 km2 of favourable Archaen Kabalian Greenstones (the Ngayu belt) in the northeast Democratic Republic of Congo an area historically referred to as the Kilo-Moto region, a historic gold-producing region.

Incorporated within these licences is:
•the Somituri Project (71.25% owned by KGL), comprising eight non-contiguous licences (606 km2) held by KGL-Somituri SARL; and


•the KGL Isiro SARL Joint Venture (JV) with Randgold Resources Ltd (2056 km2), for gold and associated minerals only. The JV is managed by Randgold and financed by it to a pre-feasibility (PFS) for a 51% participation interest. Upon completion of the PFS, KGL can participate in funding or Randgold will increase its participation to 65% by completing a Feasibility Study. Areas which may be deemed of no interest to Randgold will be returned to KGL.



Additionally:
•KGL has retained the rights to explore for and develop any iron ore resources (or other minerals) associated with the licences held by KGL Isiro SARL.


•KGL has a minority interest in the Hajigak iron ore project in Afghanistan.

[ooy]

Koennte wieder was werden...

[ooy]

Was ist denn heute los? Fast 4 Mio. Umsatz hier ist nicht gerade ueblich...

[ooy]

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Kilo Goldmines Announces Exploration Update and Grant of Stock Options




TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - June 3, 2015) - Kilo Goldmines Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:KGL)(FRANKFURT:02K) ("Kilo" or the "Company") is pleased to provide an update on its exploration activities on its Imbo licence (PE9691) within the Ngayu Greenstone Belt.

HIGHLIGHTS
•Identification of three prospective drill ready targets totalling 5.1 kilometers of strike


•Recommended drill programme of 88 holes for a total of approximately 9,000 m. The previously announced drilling for March 2015 has been held over pending finalisation of the data review and is subject to financing to complete the full programme.


•Stream sediment sampling programme now 75% complete, with balance of samples to be collected by mid-June



OTHER ACTIVITIES
•Completion of review of all historic data including core relogging and plotting of cross sections, long sections and plans


•Surface mapping of known targets and extensions


•Mapping and sampling of artisanal workings


•IP (induced polarisation) surveys


•Selected test pitting



EXPLORATION ACTIVITIES

A comprehensive property scale understanding of the geology and the controls of mineralization within the Imbo license, PE 9691 has been gained from the year-long review of all historical drilling, Adumbi underground structural mapping, geochemical and geophysical data. In addition to the review of the historical data, exploration has been conducted over known targets that includes, surface mapping along 50 m spaced lines over known prospects and their extensions, mapping and sampling of known artisanal workings, a stream sediment sampling program to the west of the Imbo river, a detailed cartographic survey of all historical and artisanal workings, induced polarization ("IP") surveys (using both pole-dipole and gradient arrays), and selected pitting programs to gain an understanding of the regolith profile. This has resulted in the identification of three prospective targets, Adumbi West, Adumbi South and the Kitenge Extension ("KT Zone") (Figure 1). These targets have a total strike length of approximately 5.1 km and are ready to be drill tested.

The review has included detailed re-logging of all drill hole core, and the plotting of data on cross sections, long sections and plans at a scale of 1:500. This work is now complete for all drilled prospects (i.e. Adumbi, Kitenge, Manzako, Senegal, Vatican, Mondarabe and Lion) and represents a total of 34,660 m in 153 drill holes. The work has enabled a more in depth analysis of lithological and structural controls on mineralization, focussing on the delineation of high grade zones. At Adumbi, this is being assessed in conjunction with previously completed detailed underground mapping with the objective of defining additional down-plunge drill targets. Wireframe modelling of mineralization and structural features is being re-evaluated accordingly and is on-going. Systematic bulk density determinations were completed on core from all Adumbi drill holes. Measurements were taken at 1 m intervals within the mineralized zones, and at 2 m intervals in unmineralized rock, resulting in a total of 5,360 readings all of which passed the company's QC criteria. Reliable density data is now available for resource calculations for the oxide zone (1,384 measurements), transition zone (826 measurements) and sulphide zone (3,150 measurements). Bulk density determinations have also been completed on selected Kitenge drill core.

A pole-dipole Induced Polarization (IP) geophysical survey has been completed over the Adumbi West target, with the objective of defining zones of mineralization for drill testing. Pole-Dipole IP surveys have also been carried out to more closely define the northwestern and southeastern extensions of the Adumbi mineralized trend, outside the current area of drilling. Additional IP lines have been completed in the areas of the Kitenge, Manzako, Senegal, Vatican and Lion prospects, with a view to identifying the mineralized zones, and better interpreting the structural framework and mineralization controls.

In view of the very poor exposure in the licence area, test pitting at 80 m intervals has been carried out on selected IP lines. A total of 52 pits have been dug to the saprolite horizon, in order to provide lithological and structural information to assist in the IP interpretation. The nature of the overburden has also been logged in detail, with the main objective of distinguishing areas of residual and transported material, and better interpreting the soil geochemistry data.

A study was made of the multi-element data for the previously completed soil sampling survey, with the main objective of determining whether areas of transported and residual soil can be distinguished geochemically. It was found that: (a) the residual soils overlying the metasedimentary and metavolcanic terrains have very distinct geochemical characteristics, and (b) areas interpreted from airborne radiometrics and pitting to be covered by transported overburden, have elemental abundances indicating mixing of metasedimentary and metavolcanic components.

A detailed stream sediment sampling program over the whole of the Imbo licence has commenced, with the objective of identifying and prioritising new targets outside the known areas of mineralization. A total of 166 sampling sites have been selected using satellite imagery, to test drainage catchments with an average area of 0.75 km2. All sampling to the west of the Imbo River (75 sites) has been completed, and analytical results are awaited.

Adumbi West Target

The Adumbi West target lies to the west of the Adumbi prospect and is believed to be the faulted extension of Adumbi. This target occurs in a topographical low and for the most part is covered by transported material varying in depth from 30 cm to >3 m. The target is defined by a 1.7 km long linear magnetic anomaly and a coincident and linear gold-in-soil anomaly with values of 50 ppb - 1,000 ppb. This magnetic feature is similar to that which defines the banded ironstone formation ("BIF") at the Adumbi gold prospect hosting 19.11 Mt at 2.2g/t Au for 1.362 Moz. All soil samples were collected at a depth of 1 m below the surface and for the most part were taken in transported material. The fact that the gold-in-soil anomaly is linear and coincident with an underlying, but offset, magnetic feature gives confidence that the source of the gold-in-soil anomaly is in the underlying bedrock, rather than in the transported overburden. Detailed mapping over the Adumbi West target has revealed BIF float that is believed to be the source of the strong magnetic feature, similar to Adumbi.

Adumbi South Target

The Adumbi South target lies 480m to the south the Adumbi prospect. This target is defined by a 1.4 km long magnetic anomaly that appears to be demagnetized in places, and a >200 ppb gold-in-soil anomaly. This target has similar geomorphological features to that of Adumbi West in that it occurs in a topographical low, variably covered by transported soil with little to no lithological exposure.

The tenor of the gold-in-soil anomaly and the associated magnetic feature at Adumbi South is very similar to that associated with the Canal zone, which is thought to be the southeastern extension of the Adumbi mineralization. The previously announced Kilo drill intersections of Canal mineralization include:
•SCDD0001 - 12.55 m @ 7.70 g/t Au


•SCDD0004 - 6.45 m @ 4.21 g/t Au


•SADD0006 - 11.35 m 3.45 g/t Au



Kitenge Extension (KT) Target

The KT Zone lies to south and northwest of the Kitenge prospect that was drilled in 2013, and is defined by an approximately 2 km long magnetic feature with a coincident gold-in-soil anomaly with values from 50 ppb to 450 ppb. The magnetic feature has similar characteristics to that at the Canal and Adumbi South targets. Geomorphologically this target is similar to both the Adumbi West and South targets.

A gradient array IP survey is currently being conducted over this target in order to better assess the lithologies, structures and mineralization causing the magnetic and gold-in-soil anomalies.

CURRENT AND NEXT PHASE PROGRAM

Stream sediment samples from west of the Imbo River have been despatched for analysis, and sampling to the east is in progress to complete the program. Further IP surveys are in progress, and upon completion activities will be curtailed to consolidate the results and to finalise planning for the next phase of exploration. Subject to budgetary constraints, this is likely to include:
•Drilling of both Adumbi West and South targets on 160 m line spacing with each drill hole drilled to an approximate depth of 100 m, entailing 58 drill holes for 6,128 m.


•Drilling of Kitenge extension on a line spacing of 320 m, entailing 30 drill holes for a total of 3,000 m.



GRANT OF STOCK OPTIONS
•The Company announces that, subject to regulatory approval, it has granted stock options to acquire an aggregate of 400,000 common shares to an officer and a consultant under the Employee Stock Option Plan. Each option is exercisable for a five year period to acquire one common share at a price of $0.08 per share. Options granted to an officer vest as to 100% immediately, and options granted to a consultant vest subject to performance criteria.

About Kilo

Kilo Goldmines Ltd. (KGL) is a Canadian gold exploration company, listed on the TSX Venture Exchange under the symbol 'KGL' and on the Frankfurt Exchange under the symbol '02K'. KGL holds exploitation and exploration licences covering some 3,000 km2 of favourable Archaen Kabalian Greenstones (the Ngayu belt) in the northeast Democratic Republic of Congo an area historically referred to as the Kilo-Moto region, a historic gold-producing region.

Incorporated within these licences is:
•the Somituri Project (71.25% owned by KGL), comprising eight non-contiguous licences (606 km2) held by KGL-Somituri SARL; and


•the KGL Isiro SARL Joint Venture (JV) with Randgold Resources Ltd (2,056 km2), for gold and associated minerals only. The JV is managed by Randgold and financed by it to a pre-feasibility (PFS) for a 51% participation interest. Upon completion of the PFS, KGL can participate in funding or Randgold will increase its participation to 65% by completing a Feasibility Study. Areas which may be deemed of no interest to Randgold will be returned to KGL.



Additionally:
•KGL has retained the rights to explore for and develop any iron ore resources (or other minerals) associated with the licences held by KGL Isiro SARL.


•KGL has a minority interest in the Hajigak iron ore project in Afghanistan.