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Playfair Mining Position eingehen (Global SmallCap Report)
Siegen (aktiencheck.de AG) - Die Experten von "Global SmallCap Report" raten, bei der Aktie des kanadischen Unternehmens Playfair Mining (ISIN CA72811X1050 (Nachrichten)/ WKN 895836) eine Position einzugehen.
Playfair Mining sei auf dem Weg, einer der weltweit größten Produzenten des begehrten Metalls Wolfram zu werden. Das Portfolio glänze mit vier Wolfram-Projekten im fortgeschrittenen Explorationsstadium sowie einem weiteren Projekt, das derzeit noch am Anfang der Exploration stehe. Sämtliche Projekte befänden sich ebenso wie der Sitz des Unternehmens in Kanada, wo sich rund 12% der weltweiten Wolfram-Vorkommen finden ließen. Einzig China weise noch höhere Vorkommen auf.
Wolfram gehöre zu den besonders harten Metallen und werde aufgrund seiner besonderen Beschaffenheit vielseitig eingesetzt. Der Einsatz von Wolfram habe die zu Beginn des 20. Jahrhunderts eingeleitete Entwicklung von künstlichen Lichtquellen nennenswert vorangebracht. Ein besonders gängiges Beispiel sei die Glühbirne - hier sorge die Verwendung von Wolfram für die enorme Hitzebeständigkeit der Glühdrähte. Wolfram lasse sich mit wenig Aufwand weiterverarbeiten und sei unter anderem bei der Metallverarbeitung und der Herstellung von Schmuck unverzichtbar geworden.
Aufgrund der unaufhaltsam steigenden Nachfrage und des hohen Verbrauchs müsse davon ausgegangen werden, dass die vorhandenen Wolfram-Ressourcen gerade einmal noch 140 Jahre ausreichen würden. Die imposante Fortentwicklung der chinesischen Volkswirtschaft garantiere, dass China auch weiterhin als größter Wolfram-Konsument am Markt auftreten werde.
In den westlichen Ländern sei ein alt bekanntes Rohstoff-Phänomen zu beobachten: das derzeitige Produktionsvolumen reiche bei Weitem nicht aus, um den immensen Wolfram-Verbrauch zu befriedigen. Genau diese Konstellation habe schon bei anderen Verbrauchsmetallen wie Kupfer zu regelrechten Preisexplosionen geführt. Dies seien nur einige der Gründe für die stetige Verteuerung des Metalls, dessen Preis im Zuge eines im Jahr 2004 begonnenen Aufwärtstrends von 60 USD auf über 260 USD je MTU gestiegen sei.
Auf Basis historischen Datenmaterials lasse sich das Gesamtvolumen der auf den Arealen des Unternehmens vorhandenen Wolfram-Vorkommen auf nahezu 3,5 Mio. MTU taxieren. Die Bezeichnung MTU werde im Wolfram-Handel als gängiges Standardmaß verwendet und sei gleichbedeutend mit 10 Kilogramm Rohstoff pro metrischer Tonne Gestein.
Die Exploration des "Grey River"-Projekts in Neufundland stehe derzeit im Mittelpunkt des Interesses. Gemäß den vorliegenden historischen Daten weise das 1.750 Hektar große Areal gigantische 473.000 Tonnen Gestein mit einer außergewöhnlich hohen Wolfram-Konzentration von 0,97% auf. Die bisher durchgeführten Arbeiten ließen darauf schließen, dass auf dem Gelände mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit weitere Wolfram-Vorkommen erschlossen werden könnten.
Playfair Mining profitiere bei der Erkundung des Areals von den bereits zwischen 1957 und 1970 vom Unternehmen Asarco durchgeführten Arbeiten. Die damals investierten Mittel entsprächen einem heutigen Gegenwert von 15 Mio. Kanadischen Dollar. Die seinerzeit gewonnenen Daten seien für Playfair Mining eine hervorragende Grundlage für die Exploration des Projekts. Die bereits vorhandene Infrastruktur erleichtere die Durchführung laufender und kommender Explorations-Kampagnen.
Eine im April dieses Jahres durchgeführte Bohrkampagne habe exzellente Resultate geliefert und die historischen Daten im Wesentlichen bestätigt. Darüber hinaus seien zahlreiche Proben entnommen worden, die auf mögliche Ausweitungen der vorhandenen Wolfram-Vorkommen hindeuteten.
Playfair Mining werde von äußerst erfahrenen Führungskräften gelenkt, alle Mitglieder des Vorstands könnten einen ausgezeichneten Track-Rekord vorweisen. Neil Briggs, Vorstandsvorsitzender des Unternehmens, habe bereits erfolgreich für Unternehmen wie Falconbridge Nickel Mines und Manitoba Mineral Resources gearbeitet. Bei Manitoba Mineral Resources sei Briggs für die Verwaltung des "Trout Lake"-Joint Ventures verantwortlich gewesen, das dem Unternehmen einen Jahresumsatz von 18 Mio. Kanadische Dollar eingebracht habe.
Die Aktie von Playfair Mining sei erst seit wenigen Wochen in Deutschland (Börse Frankfurt) handelbar. Bislang seien nur wenige Investoren auf das Papier aufmerksam geworden - beste Bedingungen also, um hier zu Niedrig-Preisen eine Position einzugehen. Das Portfolio des Unternehmens sei herausragend besetzt, die Qualität der einzelnen Projekte habe das Analysten-Team begeistert. Auch eine weitere Voraussetzung für steigende Kurse erfülle Playfair Mining: Positive Nachrichten gebe es reichlich und in immer kürzer werdenden Abständen. Hier wachse nach Einschätzung der Experten ein Big Player heran. Das Kursziel auf Sicht von 12 Monaten sehe man bei 1,05 EUR.
Die Experten von "Global SmallCap Report" raten zum Aufbau einer Position der Aktie von Playfair Mining. (12.09.2006/ac/a/a)
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Playfair Mining Ltd.: Risby Drilling Underway
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(CCNMatthews - Sept. 15, 2006) - Playfair Mining Ltd. (TSX VENTURE:PLY) is very pleased to announce that drilling is underway on its 100% owned Risby tungsten deposit located approximately 55 kilometres west of Ross River, Yukon. Over 400 metres have been drilled to date in 3 holes out of a planned minimum 2,500 metres.
The drill program is based on a recent report completed for Playfair by Mr. Peter Dadson, P. Geo and is designed to provide confirmation of some of the earlier drill results and, importantly, to drill untested areas which may increase the known deposit size (historic estimates(i) calculated by Hudson Bay Exploration and Development Co. Ltd. in 1982 using a 0.4% WO3 cutoff grade is 2.7 million tonnes of 0.81% WO3).
Playfair President Neil Briggs commented, "We are delighted to have obtained a first class crew on short notice to undertake our first drill program on this significant tungsten deposit. We look forward to exciting results."
Playfair owns 100% of four high-grade tungsten deposits(i) in Canada.
--------------------------------------------------Property Tonnes % WO3 MTU's Company--------------------------------------------------Grey River 473,000 0.97 458,500 ASARCO 1970--------------------------------------------------Risby 2,700,000 0.81 2,187,000 HBED 1982--------------------------------------------------Lened 737,000 1.14 840,200 Union Carbide 1986--------------------------------------------------Clea 257,000 0.93 239,000 Placer Dome 1980--------------------------------------------------Total 4,167,000 0.89 3,724,700--------------------------------------------------
(i) Estimates of tungsten resources are historical in nature, predate and are noncompliant with NI43-101. Playfair is not treating the historical estimates as current mineral resources or reserves. Playfair has not undertaken any independent investigation of these resource estimates nor has it independently analyzed the results of the previous exploration work in order to verify the resources, and therefore the historical estimates should not be relied upon. However, Playfair believes that these historical estimates provide a conceptual indication of the potential of the occurrences and are relevant to ongoing exploration.
B.C. based Westcore Drilling Ltd. is undertaking the drilling which is being supervised by Mr. Wesley Raven P.Geo.
Mr. Michael Moore, P.Geo is the qualified person who has reviewed the technical information contained in this news release on behalf of Playfair.
Playfair is well financed and intends to aggressively advance these deposits towards production to take advantage of the buoyant tungsten market.
Visit our website at www.playfairmining.com for more information.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD
D. Neil Briggs, President and Director
No Stock Exchange has Approved or Disapproved the Information Contained Herein. The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release. """
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Playfair Mining Ltd.: kaufen (Global SmallCap Report)
Siegen (aktiencheck.de AG) - Nach Ansicht der Experten von "Global SmallCap Report" ist die Aktie des kanadischen Unternehmens Playfair Mining (ISIN CA72811X1050 (Nachrichten)/ WKN 895836) ein klarer Kauf.
Leider habe sich die Aktie nach der Erstbesprechung aufgrund der schlechten Performance des Rohstoff-Sektors nicht wie gewünscht entwickeln können. Nun aber scheine die Abwärtsbewegung gestoppt, die Aktien der Rohstoff-Multis wie BHP Billiton oder Rio Tinto hätten in den letzten Tagen ordentliche Gewinne verbuchen können. Man gehe davon aus, dass auch bei Playfair Mining die Talfahrt beendet sei und die Aktie im Sog der Großen nach oben gerissen werde. Eine Korrektur sei inzwischen überfällig, diese dürfte deutliche Kurszuwächse mit sich bringen.
Zuletzt habe Playfair Mining mit Daten zum Explorationsprogramm auf dem Areal "Grey River" überzeugt. Die Analyse der entnommenen Proben habe das gewünschte Ergebnis geliefert: Die Daten der ehemaligen Betreibergesellschaft ASARCO seien bestätigt worden. Noch erfreulicher sei die Tatsache, dass die Untersuchungen ergeben hätten, dass rund um die Rohstoff-Ader Nr. 10 mit hoher Wahrscheinlichkeit weitere Wolfram-Vorkommen zu finden seien.
Derzeit laufe ein erstes umfangreiches Bohrprogramm auf der Liegenschaft "Risby". "Risby" sei im Februar dieses Jahres erworben worden und sei damit eines der jüngeren Projekte von Playfair Mining. Das Areal liege in der Nähe des Ross River in der kanadischen Provinz Yukon. Als Grundlage für alle zukünftigen Explorationsmaßnahmen stünden dem Unternehmen Daten zur Verfügung, die der vorherige Betreiber Hudson Bay Exploration zur Verfügung gestellt habe.
Diese Daten würden auf den Ergebnissen von insgesamt 40 Bohrungen basieren und seien dementsprechend sehr präzise. Gemäß einer historischen Ressourcenschätzung würden sich auf dem Gelände Rohstoffdepots mit einem beeindruckenden Gesamtvolumen von rund 2,7 Mio. Tonnen Gestein mit einer Wolframoxid-Konzentration von 0,81% befinden. Alle bebohrten Abschnitte seien auf eine nachhaltige geologische Formation und ihre Abbaufähigkeit hin kritisch untersucht worden. Das umfangreiche Projekt erfordere ein Höchstmaß an logistischem Geschick.
Das Bohrprogramm sei auf der Grundlage eines Gutachtens erstellt worden, das der Geologe Peter Dadson angefertigt habe. Bislang sei bei den Bohrungen eine Tiefe von 400 Metern erreicht worden, die Gesamttiefe solle bei über 2.500 Meter liegen. Playfair Mining sei es gelungen, ein erstklassiges Team für die Explorationsarbeiten zu gewinnen. Damit sei der Grundstein für eine zügige Durchführung der Bohrungen und Erfolg versprechende Nachrichten gelegt worden.
Playfair Mining schreite schnellen Schrittes der Zielsetzung entgegen, zu den größten Wolfram-Explorern der Welt aufzuschließen. Das Portfolio werde kontinuierlich mit neuen Top-Liegenschaften erweitert. Vier Wolfram-Projekte ("Grey River", "Risby", "Lened" und "Clea") seien bereits erworben worden, weitere Zukäufe seien zurzeit in Planung.
Auf gerade einmal 10,05 Mio. EUR belaufe sich die Marktkapitalisierung von Playfair Mining. Das Unternehmen verfüge derzeit über 3,7 Millionen MTU wolframhaltigen Gesteins und rechne damit, zusätzliche Reserven in dieser Größenordnung nachweisen zu können. Viele Jahre lang sei Wolfram unterschätzt worden, entsprechend gebe es gerade im westlichen Teil der Welt nur sehr wenige Abbaustätten.
Die Aktie sei nach dem Kursrückgang der vergangenen Wochen mehr denn je ein klarer Kauf. Bereits investierte Anleger sollten eingegangene Positionen verbilligen. Das Kursziel auf Sicht von 12 Monaten laute auf 1,05 EUR.
Nach Ansicht der Experten des "Global SmallCap Report" ist die Aktie von Playfair Mining ein klarer Kauf. (12.10.2006/ac/a/a)
Analyse-Datum: 12.10.2006 """
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Location, Access & Infrastructure: The property is located adjacent to the fishing village of Grey River (population of ~ 350 people) on the south coast of Newfoundland. Grey River is serviced daily by coastal boat from Burgeo, a coastal port about 40 km to the west. Burgeo is linked by a highway to the Trans Canada Highway and the airport town of Stephenville approximately 125 km to the north. The claims are accessed by foot and helicopter while the Main Zone adit is within 150 metres by gravel trail from Grey River village. A local diesel supplies electricity to Grey River. A large government owned wharf exists in Grey River.
A 6,300 foot long (1,920 metre) adit has been driven into the Main Vein from near the village of Grey River at approximately 40 metres above sea level. Docking and wharf facilities existed at the Asarco adit but the present conditions are not known.
Property & Ownership: The property consists of nine mineral claims (1,750 hectares) that were map staked on August 24, 2000 and July 10, 2001. The claims, were acquired from South Coast Ventures by Playfair Mining (100%). The property is covered on claim map sheet NTS 11P/11.
Exploration History: Tungsten mineralization was first noted near Grey River around 1956. Subsequent exploration by Asarco during 1957 to 1970 included surface geological mapping, trenching and diamond drilling on five of the better veins, driving a 6,300 foot long exploration adit into and along the Main (#10) vein, driving 20 short raises into the vein and collecting a 275 ton bulk sample for a number of metallurgical tests by Asarco and CanMet. Asarco had destined the project for production around 1970 but the drop in tungsten prices shelved the project. The property changed hands several times but no further work was done from 1970 to present day. The claims expired in June 2000 and were map staked by South Coast Ventures when the Newfoundland government released the ground for staking.
Geology: The immediate area is underlain by Ordovician-Silurian age metasedimentary amphibolites and quartz-mica schists and gneisses that predominate to the north. Bedding and foliation-banding strike E-W and dip steeply north. Extensive granitic rocks predominate north of the metasedimentary units. Pegmatites cut all rocks and can form considerable amounts locally. Three prominent fault sets occur; an E-W set is the strongest and brings metasedimentary rocks into contact (usually mylonitic) with the granitic rocks. A younger north to NE trending fault set is commonly occupied by quartz veins hosting the tungsten mineralization.
Mineralization: The Grey River tungsten veins are typical fluorite-rich wolframite-quartz greisen vein deposits. Most of the tungsten mineralization is wolframite with a number of small scheelite occurrences known. GSC Economic Geology Report 32 (Geology of Canadian Tungsten Occurrences, R. Mulligan, 1984) lists the Grey River deposits as "one of the largest typical wolframite deposits in Canada" and states "in view of the geological environment and the presence of beryllium, molybdenum, fluorite and base metal deposits, it would be remarkable if there were not many more tungsten occurrences' (on the property).
The wolframite veins occur mainly in the metamorphic rocks but also in the granitic rocks to the north. Over 300 veins and lenses have been mapped on surface although to date only two or three appear significant enough to have been partially evaluated by Asarco. The Main (#10) Vein is from 0.9 to over 4.3 m wide and averages ~1.2 m wide (based on underground mapping) and has been traced for over 1,600 m long with the #10 oreshoot over 775m long. Over 240 m vertical thickness is defined above the adit. The vein increases in width with depth and appears to also increase in grade with depth. Tungsten grades substantially increase with face sampling and bulk sampling compared to drill hole grades; this is likely a result of poor drill core recoveries but is also due to a significant 'nugget effect'.
Resources* & Potential: Asarco calculated a proven & probable "reserve" in one vein (Main or #10 Vein) based on surface trenching and drilling but mostly based on underground drifting, raising and bulk sampling. These figures are strictly above the adit (40 metres above sea level) to surface. Asarco's "mineable, diluted reserves",prior to and not 43-101 compliant, are 520,000 tons grading 0.97% WO3. The calculated grade of 1.09% WO3 very closely matched the 275 ton bulk sample derived from the raises which averaged 0.97% WO3. The actual in place non-diluted grade of the vein in the raises would be approximately 1.4% WO3.
A significant potential for additional tungsten reserves exist on the property. Additional targets include the following:
Low-grade sections of the vein can carry zones averaging 0.28% WO3 and better. Asarco largely ignored these grades in the past.
Dozens of additional tungsten-greisen veins are known over the property but have yet to be explored.
Low-grade areas of the adjacent wall rock which where tested by only a few short percussion test holes returned WO3 values. Essentially Asarco never sampled or assayed any rock outside of the quartz veins and only then if visible wolframite-pyrite was visible. A potential for bulk tonnage low grade deposits exists.
Little work has been done with respect to metal zoning, however a Cu, Zn-Pb, Mo, Sb and Sn zonation appears to exist in within a 3 to 5 km radius around the tungsten deposits.
Limy rocks adjacent to the north granite and the E-W fault hold an excellent potential for skarn WO3 mineralization; this has never been tested despite the adjacent occurrences of narrow tungsten greisen veins.
In 1997 a significant but low grade porphyry Cu-Mo-Au deposit was partially outlined about 500 to 1,000 metres north of the property.
From 1995 to 1998 local prospectors have obtained high-grade gold values (to several ounces) from veins and alteration zones within several km of the property.
Conclusions:
Past work on the Grey River Tungsten Project has shown there is significant and widespread tungsten mineralization with an important " mineable reserve", not 43-101 compliant, of good grade wolframite. The immediate proximity of the deposit to the village of Grey River and the existence of a 1,920 metre long adit located 40 metres above sea level bode well for this project.
Asarco explored the property during the late 1950's and 1960's. Despite finding dozens of tungsten greisen veins only two were seriously explored with excellent results. A very significant potential still exists within the Grey River Project for locating new WO3 reserves both in high-grade veins and lower grade bulk tonnage deposits.
* Estimates of tungsten resources are historical in nature, predate and are noncompliant with NI 43-101. Playfair is not treating the historical estimate as current mineral resources or reserves. Playfair has not undertaken any independent investigation of the resource estimates nor has independently analyzed the results of the previous exploration work in order to verify the resources, and therefore the historical estimates should not be relied upon. However, Playfair believes that these historical estimates provide a conceptual indication of the potential of the occurrences and are relevant to ongoing exploration. """
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Playfair Releases Grey River Drill Results
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Playfair Mining Ltd. is pleased to report that all analytical data has now been received for the recently completed drill program at Playfair's 100% owned Grey River Tungsten property. A total of 2,836.4 metres were drilled in 15 large diameter HQ drillholes from April 6th to July 10th, 2006. Playfair's drill program consisted of 8 confirmatory drillholes within ASARCO's historic resource*, 3 exploratory drillholes immediately adjacent to the historic resource* and 4 exploratory drillholes on Vein # 6 where no historic resource had been calculated.
Playfair's confirmatory drilling generally confirms ASARCO's data on Vein # 10 and gives indications of possible extensions. The vein pinches and swells somewhat but is remarkably consistent overall. Widths vary from less than 0.5m to more than 4.0m. Wolframite occurs as isolated clusters and locally disseminated crystals causing a "nugget effect" and making the mineralization difficult to sample with diamond drilling. Significant intercepts are given below.
Playfair drillholes within ASARCO's Vein # 10 historic resource*
Drillhole
Vein #
From (m)
To (m)
Interval (m)
%WO3
GR-06-100**
98.0
98.5
0.5
0.34
10
145.5
146.0
0.5
0.73
GR-06-102**
10
107.9
109.1
1.2
0.71
116.3
116.7
0.7
0.39
GR-06-103**
10
153.2
156.0
2.8
1.16
comprising
10
153.2
154.5
1.3
0.54
and
10
154.5
156.0
1.5
1.70
GR-06-104**
10
84.1
85.2
1.1
0.82
comprising
10
84.1
84.6
0.5
1.56
and
10
84.6
85.2
0.9
0.21
106.3
107.0
0.7
0.62
GR-06-105**
58.3
59.2
0.9
0.49
134.0
135.0
1.0
0.35
10
172.0
173.9
1.9
0.90
10
172.0
173.0
1.0
1.36
10
173.0
173.9
0.9
0.39
GR-06-106
2.8
3.4
0.9
1.32
10
110.3
111.2
0.9
0.09
GR-06-107
2.7
3.1
0.4
1.34
14.0
15.1
1.1
0.40
188.4
189.2
0.8
0.40
10
190.2
195.0
4.8
0.39
comprising
10
190.2
190.7
0.5
1.68
and
10
190.7
192.2
1.5
0.04
and
10
192.2
195.0
2.8
0.34
GR-06-114
81.5
82.6
1.1
0.33
10
124.2
126.3
1.1
0.63
** Portions of these drillholes have been previously reported.
Playfair's 8 confirmatory drillholes all intersected Vein # 10 over widths along the core varied from 0.5 to 4.8m and WO3 assays varied from a high of 1.70% WO3/1.5m to a low of 0.09% WO3/ 0.9m. Other tungsten-bearing veins were also intersected during the drill program and are being considered for follow-up work. Vein # 10 continues to the north and south of the drilled area. To the south the vein has been sampled in trenches and ASARCO drillhole GR-14 is reported to have intersected 0.65% WO3 over 0.91m.
This data, together with Playfair's surface sampling and ASARCO's historical surface, drilling and underground sampling data is being compiled into a GIS-based digital database in preparation for a NI 43-101 compliant resource calculation for the Grey River deposit. Prior work by ASARCO on the Grey River property from the period of the initial tungsten discovery in 1954 until 1970 included extensive surface sampling and assaying followed by surface diamond drilling and the establishment of 1920 metres of underground workings. ASARCO sampled 25 underground raises and estimated a historic resource* of 520,000 tons (473,000 tonnes), above adit level, grading 0.97% WO3.
A brief inspection of the 1.6 kilometre long underground adit was carried out during the drill program. The workings were observed to be dry and in sound shape with only minor falls of loose material from the back.
Playfair's 3 exploratory drillholes immediately adjacent to the historic resource* all encountered Vein # 10 and other tungsten-bearing veins. Thin quartz veinlets carrying fluorite and scheelite are common in the hanging wall of Vein # 10, especially at the south end of the drilling. There may be sufficient veinlets locally to provide a large tonnage low-grade tungsten resource. Significant intercepts are given below.
Playfair drillholes adjacent to ASARCO's Vein # 10 historic resource*
Drillhole
Vein #
From (m)
To (m)
Interval (m)
%WO3
GR-06-101**
106.7
107.4
0.7
0.44
191.0
192.5
1.5
1.02
197.9
198.4
0.5
0.64
10
205.0
206.0
1.0
0.79
GR-06-112
38.3
38.6
0.5
1.10
10
153.3
154.1
0.8
0.25
10
162.5
162.9
0.4
0.25
GR-06-113
29.1
29.8
0.7
0.28
10
187.3
187.8
0.5
0.19
** Portions of this drillhole have been previously reported.
Playfair also drilled 4 holes on Vein # 6 located to the northeast of Vein # 10. All 4 drillholes encountered tungsten-bearing veins. Vein # 6 drilling has been somewhat inconclusive. Additional drilling is being considered. Significant intercepts are given below.
Playfair drillholes on Vein # 6
Drillhole
Vein #
From (m)
To (m)
Interval (m)
%WO3
GR-06-108
6
101.0
102.3
1.3
0.19
6
105.0
105.9
0.9
0.55
GR-06-109
6
154.9
155.3
0.4
0.40
GR-06-110
6
158.0
159.8
1.8
Trace
GR-06-111
73.2
74.2
1.0
0.19
6
166.8
167.1
0.3
0.02
Playfair owns 4 tungsten deposits, Grey River (Newfoundland), Risby (Yukon), Lened (Yukon) and Clea, (Northwest Territories). Playfair's exploration has so far been focused on the Grey River deposit where consistently favourable results have advanced the project towards underground exploration.
Mr. James Harris, P.Geo is the qualified person who has reviewed the technical information contained in this news release on behalf of Playfair.
*Estimates of tungsten resources are historical in nature, predate and are noncompliant with NI 43-101. Playfair is not treating the historical estimates as current mineral resources or reserves. Playfair has not undertaken any independent investigation of the resource estimates nor has it independently analyzed the results of the previous exploration work in order to verify the resources, and therefore the historical estimates should not be relied upon. However, Playfair believes that these historical estimates provide a conceptual indication of the potential of the occurrences and are relevant to ongoing exploration.
Core samples were collected under the supervision of Mr. James Harris, P.Geo. HQ diameter core was descriptively logged on site, aligned, marked for sampling and then split in half, longitudinally, using a diamond saw blade. One-half of the core is preserved on site in core boxes for verification and future reference. The samples comprising the other half of the core were bagged, sealed and delivered to Eastern Analytical Ltd. in Springdale Newfoundland where they were dried, crushed and pulped. Samples were crushed to approximately -10 mesh and split using a riffle splitter to approximately 300 grams. The sample split was pulverized using a ringmill to approximately 98% minus 150 mesh. The resulting pulp was then shipped to Acme Analytical Laboratories Ltd. of Vancouver BC, an ISO 9001:2000 accredited laboratory where a 0.5 gm split was subjected to a phosphoric acid leach followed by tungsten analysis of the leachate by ICP-ES. All coarse rejects are currently stored at Eastern Analytical Ltd. facilities and sample pulps are currently stored at the Acme Analytical Laboratories Ltd. facilities.
Visit our website at www.playfairmining.com for more information."""
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Shares Outstanding: 44,256,919
Fully Diluted: 47,616,919
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3,360,000 $ 0.30 January 19, 2011
Warrants: nil
Working Capital: $4,500,000
Directors and Officers:
D Neil Briggs President & Director
Donald G. Moore Director
Jeff Lightfoot Director
James Robertson Director
Exchange: TSX-V:PLY
Year End: February 28"""
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Position: President & Director
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Mr. Briggs has a Bachelor of Science degree in geology from the University of Durham, England. He held a senior exploration position with Falconbridge Nickel Mines Limited, during which time he established the company's regional exploration office for the Atlantic Provinces of Canada. Starting in the early 1980's, Mr. Briggs held senior management positions with Manitoba Mineral Resources Ltd. (MMR) ultimately serving as president from 1993-1995. While at MMR, Mr. Briggs managed the company's 27% interest in the Trout Lake Joint Venture and annually negotiated the sale of MMR's share of production from the 2,500 ton per day Trout Lake Mine resulting in annual revenues of some $18 million. He also represented MMR on the Board of Tantalum Mining Corporation of Canada (Tanco), North America's only tantalum producer. Mr. Briggs is a director and officer of several other public companies, including Rupert Resources, Nova Uranium and Kermode Resources.
Donald G. Moore
Position: Director"""
Ich hoffe die sorgen nun für die angegebenen 300 %Plus.
:-)))
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@Zocker ,danke
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