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KINGSROSE MINING LIMITED Capital/Financing Update 2012

Nov 27, 2012

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Capital/Financing Update

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28
November
2012

Company
Announcements
Office Australian
Securities
Exchange
Limited Level
6,
20
Bridge
Street Sydney
NSW
2000

**WAY

LINGGO
PROJECT
UPDATE**

  • Production
    scheduled
    to
    resume
    at
    Talang
    Santo
    in
    February
    2013

  • Production
    forecast
    to
    return
    to
    annualised
    rate
    of
    +40,000
    ozs
    of
    gold
    by
    end
    of
    this financial
    year

Kingsrose
Mining
Limited
(ASX:KRM)
(“Kingsrose”
or
“the
Company”)
advises
that
is
now
in
a
position
to provide
additional
information
on
the
status
of
activities
at
the
Way
Linggo
Project
located
in
southern Sumatra,
Indonesia.

**RESUMPTION

OF
MINING
ACTIVITIES
AT
TALANG
SANTO**

Indonesia’s
Mines
Department
has
advised
Kingsrose’s
85%
owned
Indonesian
subsidiary,
PT
Natarang Mining
(“PTNM”)
of
the
steps
it
needs
to
take
to
allow
full
mining
activities
to
resume
at
the
Talang
Santo mine
at
Way
Linggo.
These
are:

  • Prepare
    an
    updated
    Way
    Linggo
    Project
    Feasibility
    Study,
    including
    Talang
    Santo.

  • Prepare
    an
    updated
    AMDAL
    (environmental
    impact
    study)
    covering
    the
    Way
    Linggo
    Project, including
    Talang
    Santo.

  • Obtain
    a
    second
    forestry
    permit
    to
    cover
    Talang
    Santo
    and
    associated
    infrastructure.

  • Provide
    an
    emergency
    evacuation
    plan
    for
    both
    portals
    (to
    be
    included
    in
    feasibility
    study).

  • Employ
    or
    contract
    the
    services
    of
    a
    Geotechnical
    Engineer.

PTNM
expects
to
complete
these
requirements
by
mid-­‐January
2013
and
to
receive
approval
from
the
Mines Department
to
commence
full
mining
activities
in
Talang
Santo
in
February.

In
the
meantime,
plans
were
submitted
last
week
outlining
the
development
work
to
be
undertaken
in relation
to
establishing
a
water
sump
and
pumping
station
at
the
bottom
of
the
external
shaft
that
extends from
surface
to
Level
3.
This
work
is
expected
to
commence
within
the
next
few
weeks.

PTNM
already
has
a
forestry
permit
for
the
Way
Linggo
mine
and
associated
infrastructure,
including
the process
plant,
tailings
storage
facility
and
camp.
A
permit
is
now
required
for
associated
infrastructure, including
the
road
between
Way
Linggo
and
Talang
Santo.

Suite
9,
Level
2
|
12

14
Thelma
Street West
Perth
WA
6005 ABN:
49
112
389
910

T
+
61
8
9486
1149
|
F
+
61
8
9486
1151 www.kingsrosemining.com.au [email protected]

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In
its
forestry
permit
application
process,
PTNM
has:

  • Received
    the
    support
    of
    the
    local
    communities
    and
    authorities.

  • Obtained
    approval
    from
    the
    Bupati
    (Mayor)
    of
    the
    Tanggamus
    Regency,
    based
    on
    the technical
    assessment
    and
    recommendation
    by
    the
    local
    Forestry
    section
    (Tanggamus Regency)
    that
    the
    application
    be
    approved.

  • Obtained
    approval
    and
    a
    letter
    of
    recommendation
    from
    the
    Governor
    of
    Lampung
    Province based
    on
    technical
    assessment
    and
    recommendation
    by
    the
    Provincial
    Forestry
    section, Secretary
    of
    the
    Governor
    and
    Provincial
    Mines
    Section
    that
    the
    application
    be
    approved.

  • • Submitted
    all
    required
    documentation
    to
    the
    Forestry
    Ministry.

The
permit
application
now
requires
the
authorisation
of
the
Forestry
Minister
as
the
final
step.

PTNM
has
every
reason
to
expect
that
the
forestry
permit
should
be
approved
soon
due
to:

  • The
    Contract
    of
    Work
    (“CoW”)
    containing
    Way
    Linggo
    and
    Talang
    Santo
    was
    one
    of
    13
    CoWs included
    in
    a
    Presidential
    Decree
    No
    41/12
    in
    May
    2004
    that
    permits
    PTNM
    to
    carry
    out mining
    activities
    in
    a
    protected
    forest
    area.

  • A
    forestry
    permit
    for
    the
    Way
    Linggo
    mine
    and
    surrounding
    infrastructure
    has
    already
    been approved.

  • The
    area
    surrounding
    Talang
    Santo
    has
    already
    been
    deforested
    by
    logging
    companies
    and
    is now
    subjected
    to
    coffee
    farming.

  • PTNM
    has
    the
    support
    of
    the
    locals
    and
    their
    approval
    along
    with
    the
    approval
    of
    the Lampung
    Province
    Forestry
    Department,
    the
    Bupati
    (Mayor)
    of
    the
    local
    Regency
    and
    the Governor
    of
    Lampung
    Province.

A
legal
review
has
now
been
completed
on
the
forestry
permitting
process
being
followed
by
PTNM.

The
emergency
evacuation
plan
has
been
completed
and
will
be
included
in
the
Feasibility
Study.

PTNM
has
employed
a
Junior
Geotechnical
Engineer
to
take
geotechnical
measurements
and
has
engaged the
services
of
LAPI-­‐ITB
to
provide
the
services
of
a
Senior
Geotechnical
Engineer
to
analyse
and
interpret the
data.
Meanwhile,
PTNM
is
interviewing
candidates
to
fill
the
role
of
Senior
Geotechnical
Engineer.

**PRODUCTION

GUIDANCE
FOR
FY13**

As
a
result
of
the
delays
to
the
resumption
of
mining
at
Talang
Santo,
Kingsrose
believes
that
total production
at
the
Way
Linggo
Project
(Way
Linggo
mine
plus
Talang
Santo
mine)
this
financial
year
will
be 16,000

20,000
ounces
of
gold.
This
forecast
is
based
on
the
likely
timeframes
associated
with
the
above.

Production
is
expected
to
return
to
an
annualised
rate
of
more
than
40,000
ounces
of
gold
by
the
end
of
this financial
year.

www.kingsrosemining.com.au

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**CASH

CONSERVATION**

The
Company
has
taken
measures
to
minimise
expenditure,
including
reducing
personnel
numbers,
ceasing non-­‐essential
activities
and
placing
all
exploration
drill
rigs
on
standby.

An
unsecured
US$5
million
short-­‐term
bridging
loan
was
drawn
down
in
October
and
is
repayable
from surplus
funds
exceeding
US$2
million
per
month
or
if
more
than
US$9
million
is
raised
via
debt
or
equity.

The
cash
and
bullion
on
hand
at
the
end
of
November
is
expected
to
be
approximately
$9.4
million.

Yours
faithfully KINGSROSE
MINING
LIMITED

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**CHRIS

START MANAGING
DIRECTOR KINGSROSE
MINING
LIMITED**

For
more
information
please
contact:

Investors:

Media:

Chris
Start,
Managing
Director +61
9
486
1149

Paul
Armstrong,
Read
Corporate +61
8
9388
1474

www.kingsrosemining.com.au