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[hpoth]

Great Basin Gold hat die Chance auf erhebliches Wachstum in größeren Gold-Projekten.Im Mittelpunkt steht dabei die Entwicklung folgender Vorhaben:
Burnstone-Projekt: Dies ist die neuste Erwerbung vom Ende 2002 in Südafrika,die mit einem lokalen Partner vor Ort entwickelt werden soll.Die Durchführbarkeitsstudie über 17,3 Mio. Unzen soll bis Februar 2004 abgeschlossen sein,mit dem Ziel ,ab dann 144.000 Unzen pro Jahr zu produzieren.
Für 2004 ist die Aufnahme der Produktion im Ivanhoe-Projekt in Nevada/USA geplant.Partner Hecla Minin plant 21,8 Mio US$ bvis Aug.2004 zu investieren,für einen Anteil von 50% zuzüglich Royyyallities.Jährlich sollen hier 193.000 oz Gold produziert werden.
Der Wert von GBG ist in der unterstellen Fähigkeit des Managements begründet,die beiden vorgenannten Gold-Projekte zu entwickeln.Die Gesellschaft ist schuldenfrei.-noch-
Angesichts der zu erwartenden Goldproduktion ab 2004 und verstärkt ab 2006 ergibt sich ein erheblicher Hebel auf den Goldpreis.Kurs derzeit 1.36.Internet www.hdgold.com
gruß hpoth

[AUlHawn]

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AUlHawn

[hpoth]

Hatte eigentlich mit mehr Argumente gerechnet, kennt denn
niemand diesen Wert? hpoth

[borazon]

V.a. die bisherigen Erfolge der HD Gruppe machen optimistisch für GBG.


http://www.minesite.com/archives/features_archive/2003/Jan-2…

Feature Story

Date : January 17, 2003

As Great Basin Gold Accelerates Into Production In Nevada And South Africa It Could Attract Attention Of A Major.



A fair bit of news has been trickling out of Canadian listed Great Basin Gold so far this year and as all of it seems to be encouraging it is time to take another look at one of the best of the companies managed by the Hunter Dickinson team out of Vancouver. Hunter Dickinson is an interesting concept of a highly efficient central management company running a number of listed Canadian companies with high potential. Co –chaired by its founders Robert Hunter and Robert Dickinson, each HD company is focused on high returns for its shareholders in any of a number of ways from acquisition and development to marketing of major mining projects.

Since 1985 Hunter Dickinson companies have invested C$300 million in ten exploration properties. Three of them, Golden Bear, Mount Milligan and Kerness, all in British Columbia have been sold to major companies for development and two have become major mines. North American Metals earned a 50 per cent interest in the Golden Bear gold deposit in 1986 and was taken over by Homestake two years later netting a return to shareholders of 900 per cent. Continental Gold’s shares rose seventeenfold when it sold Mount Milligan two years after discovering the gold-copper porphyry deposit and El Condor put up a similar performance as a result of selling the Kemess project in 1996

At the moment Hunter Dickinson has eight companies in its portfolio and it is time it did another deal. Great Basin shows plenty of promise from its two projects in Nevada and South Africa. The company has just announced the start of a major, multi-rig diamond drilling programme on the Burnstone gold property located in the famous Witwatersrand goldfield of South Africa. Last November Great Basin acquired a private South African company, Southwold Exploration , which has the right to acquire an 80 per cent interest in the project. The remaining 20 per cent is held by a black empowerment group, Tranter Investments.

Great Basin is committed to carrying out a bankable feasibility programme by end January 2004 and the object of this drilling programme is to upgrade current indicated gold resources of 17.3 million ounces to measured status. The company intends to fast-track the project through feasibility and pre-production to large scale gold production by 2006 and has wasted no time in getting the feasibility under way. It reckons that the bankable feasibility study will cost around US$5.9 million and that ultimately it will have a mine producing 144,000 ounces of gold a year at a cash cost of US$170/oz on its hands

Meanwhile the company is making great progress at the high grade Ivanhoe deposit in Nevada where Hecla Mining intends to spend US£21.8 million to bring it into production by August 2004. Great Basin will retain a 50 per cent interest and have a royalty on production. The Hollister Block which contains Ivanhoe covers only 10 per cent of the total 25 sq mile property position held by Great Basin on the Carlin Trend and it lies between Newmont`s Ken Snyder mine and Barrick`s Goldstrike mine, which is now producing 2 million ounces of gold per year. The Ivanhoe resource has been independently estimated at 719,000 tons grading 1.29 ounces per ton gold plus 7.0 ounces per ton silver, for a total resource of 926,000 ounces of gold and 5.0 million ounces of silver. High grade, or what?