alanadale
02 Oct 2015
Production I would have thought we might have had a monthly update on production,long suffering shareholders do seem to be at the very bottom of the food chainI am surprised that with over 400 people on site info is not leaked out on how well its going?
Ace08
01 Oct 2015
Re: Production? You are missing the point. Alan said that we should get more information from the company. I agree totally. We get very little news at all.======See RNS news it's all there , you need a link?
lkt
30 Sep 2015
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assword: Save Colt Resources Inc Symbol C : GTP Shares Issued 230,063,942 Close 2015-09-29 C$ 0.145 Recent Sedar Documents View Original Document Colt Resources drills 7.3 m of 2.29% Cu at Miguel Vacas2015-09-30 14:57 ET - News ReleaseMr. Nikolas Perrault reportsCOLT RESOURCES INTERSECTS 2.29% CU OVER A 7.30 METRES TRUE WIDTH AT ITS MIGUEL VACAS COPPER PROJECT IN ITS 100% OWNED BORBA CONCESSION, EASTERN PORTUGALColt Resources Inc. has released results from the first hole drilled in 2015 at the Miguel Vacas copper project located within its 634-square-kilometre Borba exploration concession in east-central Portugal, 160 kilometres east of Lisbon and 65 kilometres due east of Colt's Boa Fe gold project.Copper mineralization at Miguel Vacas is structurally controlled, hosted by late tectonic breccias related to a north-northeast trending shear zone that cuts through lower-Palaeozoic formations. During historical mining two types of mineralized breccias were distinguished, namely siliceous breccias and schist breccias, the former being generally higher in copper contents. The deposit dips steeply, around 70? east, and is zoned vertically, comprising an upper zone of oxide copper mineralization which can exceed the depth of 70 metres, and a lower zone of sulphide copper mineralization.A drilling program carried out in the 1960's (20 holes, 4093 metres) has intersected the Miguel Vacas copper mineralized structure for a strike length in excess of 1 kilometre and down to a vertical depth of 370 metres, with the deposit remaining still open both along strike and down dip.Part of the oxide mineralization hosted by the siliceous breccias of Miguel Vacas was mined in the 1980's by opencast methods over a 340 metre strike length, a width in excess of 13 metres and down to a depth of nearly 40 metres. Colt's first drilling Miguel Vacas comprised two inclined holes completed in 2014 (Figure 2), one of which was under the central zone of the abandoned pit, and the second just north of the pit (See Colt's press release dated January 28th, 2015).The drilling program planned for 2015 comprises three inclined diamond drill holes (Figure 2), including hole BOMV-15-001 under the southern tip of the old pit (Figure 4); hole BOMV-15-002 at around 75 metres south of the pit, to twin historical hole MV-19 (reported intersection of 18.3m @ 1.6% Cu); and hole BOMV-15-003 at around 600 metres south of the pit, to twin historical hole MV-7 (reported intersection of 11.7m @ 0.73% Cu).While drill hole BOMV-15-002 is still underway and has not yet reached the target mineralized structure, analytical results were already obtained for drill hole BOMV-15-001, which are reported here in Table 1.The main mineralized structure was intersected by BOMV-15-001 between 60.00 and 71.63 meters down hole, being located approximately 50 meters below the bottom of the old mining pit (Figure 3).A number of other, narrower mineralized intervals were also intersected, both before and after the main structur
lkt
30 Sep 2015
Interesting Quotes» Charts» News» Indexes» Portfolio» Analytics» Mutual Funds» Enter Symbolor Name USA CA Quote Chart News Closes Depth Secure server login Forgot password? Trouble logging in? Login IDassword: Save Colt Resources Inc Symbol C : GTP Shares Issued 230,063,942 Close 2015-09-29 C$ 0.145 Recent Sedar Documents View Original Document Colt Resources drills 7.3 m of 2.29% Cu at Miguel Vacas2015-09-30 14:57 ET - News ReleaseMr. Nikolas Perrault reportsCOLT RESOURCES INTERSECTS 2.29% CU OVER A 7.30 METRES TRUE WIDTH AT ITS MIGUEL VACAS COPPER PROJECT IN ITS 100% OWNED BORBA CONCESSION, EASTERN PORTUGALColt Resources Inc. has released results from the first hole drilled in 2015 at the Miguel Vacas copper project located within its 634-square-kilometre Borba exploration concession in east-central Portugal, 160 kilometres east of Lisbon and 65 kilometres due east of Colt's Boa Fe gold project.Copper mineralization at Miguel Vacas is structurally controlled, hosted by late tectonic breccias related to a north-northeast trending shear zone that cuts through lower-Palaeozoic formations. During historical mining two types of mineralized breccias were distinguished, namely siliceous breccias and schist breccias, the former being generally higher in copper contents. The deposit dips steeply, around 70? east, and is zoned vertically, comprising an upper zone of oxide copper mineralization which can exceed the depth of 70 metres, and a lower zone of sulphide copper mineralization.A drilling program carried out in the 1960's (20 holes, 4093 metres) has intersected the Miguel Vacas copper mineralized structure for a strike length in excess of 1 kilometre and down to a vertical depth of 370 metres, with the deposit remaining still open both along strike and down dip.Part of the oxide mineralization hosted by the siliceous breccias of Miguel Vacas was mined in the 1980's by opencast methods over a 340 metre strike length, a width in excess of 13 metres and down to a depth of nearly 40 metres. Colt's first drilling Miguel Vacas comprised two inclined holes completed in 2014 (Figure 2), one of which was under the central zone of the abandoned pit, and the second just north of the pit (See Colt's press release dated January 28th, 2015).The drilling program planned for 2015 comprises three inclined diamond drill holes (Figure 2), including hole BOMV-15-001 under the southern tip of the old pit (Figure 4); hole BOMV-15-002 at around 75 metres south of the pit, to twin historical hole MV-19 (reported intersection of 18.3m @ 1.6% Cu); and hole BOMV-15-003 at around 600 metres south of the pit, to twin historical hole MV-7 (reported intersection of 11.7m @ 0.73% Cu).While drill hole BOMV-15-002 is still underway and has not yet reached the target mineralized structure, analytical results were already obtained for drill hole BOMV-15-001, which are reported here in Table 1.The main mineralized structure was intersected by BOMV-15-001 between 60.00 and 71.63 meters down hole, being located approximately 50 meters below the bottom of the old mining pit (Figure 3).A number of other, narrower mineralized intervals were also intersected, both before and after the main structur
sparky_jay
30 Sep 2015
Re: Production? Hi Derek,Would you mind explaining why you think now is not a good time to release information? Not sure I understand the reasoning. Cheers SJ
Small Holding
30 Sep 2015
Re: Interesting! MayoAs you say very interesting, the author asks "just what was Trafigura so concerned about when it commissioned a well-compensated study meant to goal-seek the company's explicit conclusion: that it is not systemic, when it obviously is"If you read the first paragraph of Craig Pirrong's article I think it gives the answer"Some regulators have suggested that some of these firms are ‘too big to fail’, and therefore pose a threat to the stability of the financial system, which would necessitate subjecting them to additional regulation, akin to that imposed by banks"As a private company the last thing they want is any type of regulation, they like to do their own thing without interference. The amount of their debt was a shock as well---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- --With Glencore and Trafigura the large amounts of debt are a significant worry to investors.I know when we raised funds through equity many were unhappy about dilution but now we are fully funded and we have virtually no debt, it now seems to me we are far better placed to weather any storm.
mayo101
29 Sep 2015
Interesting! [link]
Small Holding
29 Sep 2015
Re: Mining Event "the company is expected to turn cash-positive fairly soon"
Small Holding
29 Sep 2015
Mining Event [link] Capital’s second Event was buzzing with investors and company newsflow15:23 29 Sep 2015Under the Mining Capital brand, there’s been a new injection of enthusiasm and energy.Mining Capital’s second Event was buzzing with investors and company newsflowThere were plenty of the questions from the floor.It was only our second ever Mining Capital Event, but it was buzzing as if it was already a well-established affair.Which of course, it actually is, having directly superseded the old Minesite Forums of days of yore.Now though, under the Mining Capital brand, there’s been a new injection of enthusiasm and energy, and a resurgence in attendee numbers as new owners Proactive Investors bring to bear the full weight of its influence across the small company space.This new found pep fed through into the presentations, the first of which was given by seasoned analyst John Meyer of SP Angel.He referenced Glencore’s (LON:GLEN) recent spectacular fall from grace more than once in a wide ranging presentation that made reference to the supply demand position of all the major commodities in the context of quantitative easing, currency shifts and other major macro developments such as further potential developments in electric cars.That, he reckoned, would lead to an increase in copper demand long-term, which in part may be why in passing he also stated that he believes Glencore will now “bounce”.Alberto Lavandeira of EMED Mining (LON:EMED) then took the stage and gave an assured presentation about progress at the Rio Tinto copper project in Spain.This project was once mired in bureaucratic delays.Now though, following Lavandeira’s appointment at the helm, the logjams have cleared – to the point where first concentrate has already been produced and the ramp-up is underway.Considering, as Lavandeira said in his presentation, that at the beginning of the year EMED wasn’t even to pay company salaries, this is quite some transformation, and the company is expected to turn cash-positive fairly soon.After the coffee break Jeremy Martin from Horizonte Minerals (LON:HZM) took to the podium to talk about the deal his company concluded with Glencore on Monday.This deal, Martin was at pains to point out, was 12 months in the making, so those who have been quick to throw stones at Glencore for cutting desperate deals in desperate times aren’t being quite fair.Even so, Jeremy did point out that the total spend undertaken by the former owners of the property Horizonte is acquiring amounts to some US$70mln or more, so there’s no question that for Horizonte the deal is transformative.Its nickel resource base is more than doubled, and more than that, the grade that it will be able to mine in the first 10 years rises to 2%.That ought to pull the economics of the combined projects up by their bootstraps and give Horizonte a fighting chance of raising development finance when the next window opens.Finally, Roland Phelps from Galantas Gold (LON:GAL) stood up to talk about the latest exploration upside at the Omagh gold mine in Northern Ireland, relations with near-neighbour Dalradian Resources (LON
ALR), and the new investment from serial mining entrepreneur Ross Beaty.All the speakers fielded intelligent and searching questions from a crowd that at times numbered upwards of 100 people.Afterwards presenters and attendees alike repaired for lunch of a mild curry, a modicum of wine and plenty of networking.The sector may be down, but its participants are alive and kicking and as active as ever, attending our Mining Capital Events.
alanadale
29 Sep 2015
Re: Production? Any news from this morning presentation, is there a link to see it anywhere
Fateddie
29 Sep 2015
Re: Production? We will have to agree to disagree then. I have contacted the company on a number of occasions, all with replies. Thanks though,F.E.
DEREK 1968
29 Sep 2015
Re: Production? Eddie I disagree I think now is a bad time to release information. If you want to contact the company yourself feel free to do so.
roco200
28 Sep 2015
Re: EMED presenting again So as Charlieeee points out, Alberto presenting tomorrow at the Mining Capital Breakfast Conference. Fingers crossed for some feedback.But not long to wait for Important EGM on Oct 13th (consolidation & name change).Staggered at what has happened to Glencore. Could their c. 30% drop today be the capitulation point?
Fateddie
28 Sep 2015
Re: Production? DEREK, You are missing the point. Alan said that we should get more information from the company. I agree totally. We get very little news at all. For you to then go into great detail of your own views (pretending that you know more than anyone else) is nothing but ramping. We all have our own views and that is a healthy situation. F.E.
DEREK 1968
27 Sep 2015
Re: Production? Alanadale I think right now is not the time to be showing too much to the market. I believe we are seeing a token effort as far as promotion to private investors is concerned. We have had one investor event there is another on Tuesday and one in November. The bulk of the drive is in the city to institutions and HNW individuals. I believe they are seeking investors who are knowledgeable and well heeled. Of course there is virtually no liquidity so they have to tread carefully. We certainly have seen some larger trades recently so some of that could well be coming from that direction.
