Stratex International
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Stratex International is an exploration and development company focusing on gold and high-value base metals. The company objective is to be a leading-edge and innovative explorer whilst creating revenue from gold and base metal production via well-managed joint-ventures.
Since formation, Stratex has rapidly amassed a portfolio of high-potential exploration licences in Turkey and Ethiopia, primarily focussed on gold.
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rill results from Stratex International, the gold and base metal exploration company focused on Turkey, made pleasant reading for investors. Highlights from an in-fill drilling program at the Inlice gold project included 22.95 metres grading 4.87 grams per tonne gold and 9.6 metres grading 7.49 grams per tonne gold within a wider intersect of 54.63 metres with an average grade of 2.47 grams per tonne gold. The additional drilling data will be added to an revised resource estimate for Inlice which is expected to be released soon.
Stratex added that its joint venture partner, Tech Cominco, had completed approximately 9,000 line kilometres of airborne geophysics over the Konya Volcanic Belt to identify additional anomalies.
Stratex CEO Dr Bob Foster said, 'The down-dip limit of the mineralised zone has now been defined in terms of potential open pit exploitation and our focus has moved to the wider and higher-grade near-surface resource within the Gap Zone, where we plan a further three or four holes before finalising the update of the resource estimate. The ongoing drilling has achieved the objective of increasing the confidence levels of the in situ gold resource. We anticipate that a significant portion of the resource will be re-categorised as indicated and measured and thus will be effectively moved up the value-added chain. This will form a sound basis for future economic modelling.'
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It promises to be a busy end of year for news-flow from Stratex International (LON:STI) as it bids to get its first gold project in Turkey up and running by the end of 2011.
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The group acquired six new licences in Djibouti, and now has a exploration area of 2,780km² stradddling the Ethiopia-Djibouti border in this highly prospective gold region.
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Carried out to JORC standards, the in-house resource estimate puts 147,814 ounces of oxide gold across all resource categories into the Ortacam Zone of the Turkish project.
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The company formalised the M0U about a joint venture it entered in June 2009 with NTF Insaat Ticaret. The partners target production at Inlice to start in 2011.
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Stratex International’s recent move into Ethiopia seems to be paying off. The company announced positive gold results from its exploration programme at the Shehagne licence in the North of the country.
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Stratex, whose name derives from “Strategic Exploration”, has always had a clear business model. It is firmly rooted in economic exploration and the application of science to the ground, and is focussed on the skills of the high calibre, well-respected management team
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Stratex International PLC (AIM: STI) has taken a stake in an Ethiopia-focused exploration company and has entered a joint venture with its new partner to target prospects in the north of the country.
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Stratex International announced another milestone this morning in the form of a joint venture with mid-tier gold producer Centerra Gold.
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Without explorers there will be no discoveries. Without discoveries there will be no new mines. And without new mines there will be no resource replacement and insufficient new supply to meet the continued demand, right across the board, for both base and precious metals.
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Today Stratex announced a Memorandum of Understanding with a well-funded major Turkish construction and mining company, NTF Insaat Ticaret Ltd Sti
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The 2010 drilling programme is designed to expand on Olcha's maiden JORC resource and initial results demonstrate the project's significant potential. According to Davy's resource analyst Job Langbroek, the latest grades ‘comfortably achieve commercial status’.
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As per the recent announcement, Baomahun is now estimated to contain 510,000 ounces of gold in measured resources – as good as it gets without being proven reserves! - 910,000 ounces of gold in indicated resources, and a further 1.030 million ounces of gold in inferred resources.
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Another reserves upgrade from Norseman, yet the share price fails to reflect the gold in the ground, says Seymour Pierce's mining guru Asa Bridle.
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Horizonte Minerals is making great strides with its second significant deal in less than a month. Here we map out the details of the tie-up with AngloGold Ashanti.
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Investors welcomed the news that the group completed a barite sampling programme at the past-producing Derryginagh mine, sending the shares up a cool 33%. A find made during the programme suggests the possibility of yet undiscovered veins of high commercial value.
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We get a progress report from boss Dekel Golan and find him in an up-beat and confident mood about the potential of Chaarat's mine in Kyrgyzstan.
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Shanta's transformation from exploration to cashflow story moved decisively in the right direction today as it pressed ahead with plans for a full feasibility study on its second Tanzanian mine.
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The future for Auzex and GGG Resources just got a whole lot rosier with a massive increase in contained gold at the Bullabulling joint venture project.
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Medusa Mining (ASX:MML, LON:MML, TSX:MLL) has said that the new estimate for its Co-O gold mine in the Philippines put the probable reserve at 505,000 oz (ounces) contained in 1.46 Mt (million tonnes) grading 10.7 g/t gold.
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It has taken Azerbaijan’s first modern day gold project into full production. Now Anglo Asian Mining is hoping to build on this success by increasing the reserve base and refinancing a U$S44 million loan. The company’s operation at Gedabek poured its first gold last year.
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