Hallo,
aus meinen Recherchen der letzten Wochen hat nochmal ein Goldhamster hervorgelugt, auf dessen Verlauf ich nun über die nächste Zeit gespannt bin.
Sie ist jetzt aber fast schon die letzte Mine, bei denen alle mir wichtigen Parameter zur Zufriedenheit erfüllt waren, nicht ganz so gut, wie bei Claude Resources und Eastmain Resources, aber immerhin recht gut. Sie planen bis 2016 in ihrem Bradshaw Gebiet im Nord-Timmins Gebiet in Produktion zu gehen, wobei das ambitioniert ist.
Dennoch, sie haben recht gute Grades und sind mit umgerechnet 7-8 US$ pro Unze Gold nicht teuer. Außerdem gibt es erkennbare Insiderkäufe, obwohl bald wieder per PP o.ä. Geld gesammelt werden muss.
Mit einer mittleren bis kräftigen Einstiegsposition bin ich deshalb nun in Gowest Gold gegangen, in Kanada & zu einem Kurs von 0,05 Ca$.
Ich sehe sie als mittel- bis langfristige Anlage, die einen sehr hohen Hebel auf einen steigenden Goldpreis zu haben verspricht.
Hier die Homepage.
ZitatGowest Gold Ltd. is a Canadian gold company focused on fast-tracking the development of its 100% owned, Bradshaw Gold Deposit (“Bradshaw”) (formerly named Frankfield East), part of its North Timmins Gold Project (NTGP). Gowest is also exploring additional gold targets on the 109 square kilometre NTGP land package it controls and continuing to evaluate acquisition targets in the vicinity of the Pipestone Fault area, part of the prolific Timmins, Ontario Gold Camp. On November 20, 2012 Gowest announced an updated NI 43-101 resource which included 945,600 ounces of gold (“Au”) in the Indicated category (6.0 million tonnes at a grade of 4.9 grams per tonne ["g/t"] Au) and 536,800 ounces of gold in the Inferred category (3.7 million tonnes at a grade of 4.2 g/t Au) at Bradshaw. This estimate is based on a 3.0 g/t Au cut-off grade.
Gowest boasts a highly experienced and capable management team and board with a proven track record of success in all key areas including finance, exploration, mine development, business development and gold production.
One focus – Gold.
Allerdings ist die PEA von 2011 und die nächste Studie (feasability study) ist erst unmittelbar in der Pipeline ... sollte sie aber erfolgversprechend sein (-> die Insiderkäufe deuten sowas möglicherweise schon an, denke ich), dann könnte der Wert abgehen wie die Luzie.
http://www.gowestgold.com/inde…ns-gold-project/overview/
ZitatAlles anzeigenGowest has been exploring the Frankfield Property since 1983. A number of diamond drilling campaigns have been carried out on the property and semi-continuous diamond drilling has been carried out since 2004. Following a reorganization and change of the Company’s management team, Gowest has more than doubled the size of the original mineralized envelope at the Bradshaw Gold Deposit (formerly named Frankfield East) since 2010 when it contained an Inferred mineral resource of 510,000 ounces (oz.) of gold (Au) (2.4 million tonnes at 6.5 grams per tonne gold “g/t Au”).
In mid-2011, Gowest contracted a HELITEM electromagnetic and magnetic airborne geophysical survey (“the airborne survey”) covering what was then – before Gowest added more land to the project area – the entire NTGP to map the geology and structure of the area.
In June 2011, ACA Howe calculated a National Instrument (NI) 43-101 compliant resource at the Bradshaw Gold Deposit of 348,000 oz. Au in the Indicated category (1,621,000 t at a grade of 6.68 g/t Au) and 838,900 oz. Au in the Inferred category (4,342,000 t at a grade of 6.01 g/t Au). A positive Preliminary Economic Assessment Study (“PEA”) was completed in 2011 that, using a gold price of US$1,200/oz., demonstrated a pre-tax net cash flow of $US 265 million and a 3.3 year payback period based on the 2011 resources with annual production rate averaging 95,000 oz. Au over a 10-year mine life.
Highlights of PEA:
Note: The PEA is preliminary in nature. It includes Indicated and Inferred mineral resources, which are not mineral reserves and do not have demonstrated economic viability; there is no certainty that the estimated results of this PEA will be realized. *This assessment does not incorporate project taxes, which are typically in the range of approximately 30%.
Gold Price $1,200 /oz (versus 24 month average of $1348 / oz)
Initial Capital Cost $167 million (includes buyout of 2% NSR)
Life-of-Mine (LOM) Sustaining Capital $86 million
LOM Pre-tax Net Cash Flow (PNCF) $265 million* (23% internal rate of return – IRR)
Average LOM Cash Costs $660 /oz (includes G&A)
Overall Gold Recovery 95%
Average Gold Production (10 years) 95,000 oz / year
Mine Production Rate 1,500 tonnes per day (tpd)
In 2012, the Company completed the environmental baseline work for mine permitting, a First Nations Memorandum of Understanding agreement, a positive full-scale ore sorting optimization test and a drilling program focused on further resource expansion at the Bradshaw Gold Deposit and other regional exploration targets. Site reviews were carried out for the construction of an ore processing facility. The resource expansion drilling program confirmed gold mineralization to at least 1.4 km along strike and 1.1 km vertical depth (deposit remains open). Based on this drilling, an updated NI 43-101 compliant resource of approximately 945,600 oz. Au in the Indicated category (6.0 million t at a grade of 4.9 g/t Au) and 536,800 oz. Au in the Inferred category (3.7 million t at a grade of 4.2 g/t Au) was completed by Neil N. Gow, P. Geo., an independent Qualified Person, on November 15, 2012.
Gowest is currently conducting underground advanced exploration and mine development plans, carrying out permitting activities, and detail diamond drilling is ongoing for mine stope development at the Bradshaw Gold Deposit. The completion of mine site permitting is anticipated in late 2013 with bulk sampling and a feasibility study planned for 2014.
... Bzw eben jetzt, 2015.
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Mal schaun. Mir gefällt die Mine!
Und der Rest ist - Geschichte.
Gruß,
gutso