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Kingsrose
Mining
Limited
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Quarterly
Activities
Report
for
the
three
months
ended
31
December
2011
**Record
Production
and
extremely
low
costs
generate US$16.7m
cash
surplus
in
December
Quarter _Significant
exploration
results
from
three
new
prospects
at
Way
linggo**_
- Way Linggo Gold Project (85% KRM) produced
a
record 11,576oz of
gold and 126,495oz
of
silver
(or
13,718oz
gold
equivalent)
for
the
Quarter,
a
19%
increase
in
gold production
from
the
previous
Quarter.
**Quarterly
Production:**
| Quarterly Production: | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Sep-11 Qtr | Dec-11 Qtr | Year To Date | |
| Gold – oz | 9,702 | 11,576 | 21,278 |
| Silver - oz | 120,663 | 126,495 | 247,158 |
| Gold Equivalent – oz* | 11,918 | 13,718 | 25,636 |
-
Cash
operating
costs
for
the
Quarter
were US$287 per
gold
ounce.
This
falls
to US$199 per
gold
ounce
when
allowing
for
unsold
silver
bullion
inventory
at
end-‐December
2011 (sold
in
January). -
The
Way
Linggo
Project
generated
an
unaudited
cash
operating
surplus (EBITDA)
of US$16.7
million for
the
Quarter. -
A
maiden
resource
was
calculated
for
Talang
Santo
with
a
Total
Inferred
Resource
of 879,000
tonnes
at
5.89
g/t
gold
and
14.63
g/t
silver
containing
an
estimated
166,400oz
of gold
and
413,000oz
of
silver.
A
mine
adit
and
separate
inclined
shaft
for
trial
mining
at Talang
Santo
was
commenced. -
Metallurgical
testwork
was
completed
on
a
composite
of
vein
intercepts
from
Talang Santo
and
concluded
a
clean
ore
with
gold
recoveries
of
92.3%
and
silver
recoveries
of 96%
using
parameters
typical
of
the
Way
Linggo
ore
processing
circuit.
- Gold
equivalent
oz
was
calculated
by
dividing
the
silver
ounces
by
the
average
gold
price
received
and
multiplied
by
the
average
silver price
received
for
the
Quarter.
Kingsrose
Mining
Limited Suite
9,
Level
2,
12-‐14
Thelma
Street ABN
49
112
389
910 West
Perth,
Western
Australia
6005
T:
+61
8
9486
1149
F:
+61
8
9486
1151 E: [email protected]
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Quarterly
Activities
Report
for
the
three
months
ended
31
December
2011
- Exploration
focused
was
on
the
further
infill
and
extension
drilling
of
the
Talang
Santo
vein system.
In
addition
significant
ground
reconnaissance
works
and
scout
drilling
commenced
on high
priority
targets
at
Semung
Kecil,
Linggo-‐Sapta
and
Rowo
Rejo
Prospects.
The
more
significant
results
received
were:
| Hole No. | Prospect | Intercept Weighted Average | From | True Width |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DDH-236 | Talang Santo | [email protected]/t Au and 20.86g/t Ag | 370.6 | 1.87 |
| DDH-246 | Talang Santo | [email protected]/t Au and 36.00g/t Ag | 417.1 | 3.18 |
| DDH-247 | Talang Santo | [email protected]/t Au and 5.56g/t Ag | 264.9 | 1.52 |
| DDH-249 | Talang Santo | [email protected]/t Au and 10.73g/t Ag | 131.45 | 5.15 |
| DDH-253 | Talang Santo | [email protected]/t Au and 21.04g/t Ag | 111.4 | 5.02 |
| DDH-258 | Talang Santo | 1.2m @ 18.91 g/t Au and 115.94 g/t Ag | 391.1 | 0.96 |
| DDH-259 | Talang Santo | [email protected]/t Au and 9.74g/t Ag | 113.75 | 0.92 |
-
Announced
that
Kingsrose
had
resolved
to
introduce
a
dividend
policy,
whereby
it
intends
to pay
an
annual
dividend
to
shareholders
in
the
June
Quarter
of
2012,
subject
to
capital expenditure
requirements,
acquisition
activity
and
liquidity
needs
(see
ASX
announcement dated
21
December
2011). -
Closing
cash
balance
and
bullion
increased
A$7m
for
the
Quarter
to
A$39.2
million:
no
debt.
Kingsrose
Mining
Limited ABN
49
112
389
910
Suite
9,
Level
2,
12-‐14
Thelma
Street West
Perth
Western
Australia
6005
T:
+61
8
9486
1149
F:
+61
8
9486
1151 E: [email protected]
Quarterly
Activities
Report
for
the
three
months
ended
31
December
2011
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WAY LINGGO PROJECT (85% KRM)
**OPERATIONS
SUMMARY**
The
table
below
shows
Way
Linggo
Project
performance
over
the
Quarter:
| KEYINDICATORS | Unit | SepJ11Qtr | DecJ11Qtr | YTD2012 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| WAYLINGGO | ||||
| OreMined | t | 21,775 | 17,150 | 38,925 |
| MinedGrade,Gold | g/t | 15.0 | 16.2 | 15.5 |
| MinedGrade,Silver | g/t | 191 | 219 | 203 |
| OreProcessed | t | 30,779 | 29,860 | 60,639 |
| HeadGrade,Gold | g/t | 11.3 | 12.8 | 12.0 |
| HeadGrade,Silver | g/t | 148 | 161 | 154 |
| Recovery,Gold | % | 89.8 | 91.6 | 90.6 |
| Recovery,Silver | % | 82.9 | 82.4 | 82.6 |
| GoldRecovered | oz | 9,997 | 11,235 | 21,233 |
| SilverRecovered | oz | 120,698 | 126,944 | 247,642 |
| GoldProduced(i) | oz | 9,702 | 11,576 | 21,278 |
| SilverProduced(i) | oz | 120,663 | 126,495 | 247,158 |
| CashOperatingCost(beforeAgcredit) | US$/oz | 484 | 578 | 535 |
| LessSilverBy,ProductCredit(ii) | US$/oz | (330) | (291) | (309) |
| CashOperatingCost(iii) | US$/oz | 154 | 287 | 226 |
| TotalProductionCosts(iv) | US$/oz | 382 | 589 | 495 |
| COSTSADJUSTEDFORUNSOLDSILVER | ||||
| CashOperatingCost(beforeAgcredit) | US$/oz | 484 | 578 | 535 |
| LessSilverBy,ProductCredit(v) | US$/oz | (330) | (379) | (357) |
| CashOperatingCost | US$/oz | 154 | 199 | 178 |
| Capitalisedminedevelopment | US$m | 0.6 | 1.7 | 2.3 |
| Capitalplant&equipment | US$m | 1.6 | 1.0 | 2.6 |
| Exploration | US$m | 4.2 | 3.2 | 7.4 |
| GoldSold | oz | 8,519 | 12,152 | 20,671 |
| AverageGoldPriceReceived | US$/oz | 1,728 | 1,685 | 1,703 |
| SilverSold | oz | 101,017 | 118,000 | 219,018 |
| AverageSilverPriceReceived | US$/oz | 32 | 29 | 30 |
(i)$Gold$and$silver$production$is$actual$metal$poured.
(ii)$Calculated$using$actual$silver$sales$for$the$period.
(iii) $Includes$all$expenditure$incurred$at$site$plus$dore$trans p ortation$and$refining$costs$less$by,p r oduct,$ adjusted$for$inventory$movements$less$capitalised$mine$development$and$exploration$expenditure$and$royalties.
(iv) $Includes$cash$operating$costs$plus$royalties,$depreciatio n $and$mine$development$amortisation.
(v)$Calculated$by$including$unsold$silver$bullion$inventory$as$at$31$Dec,11$sold$in$January)$.
Kingsrose
Mining
Limited ABN
49
112
389
910
Suite
9,
Level
2,
12-‐14
Thelma
Street West
Perth
Western
Australia
6005
T:
+61
8
9486
1149
F:
+61
8
9486
1151 E: [email protected]
Quarterly
Activities
Report
for
the
three
months
ended
31
December
2011
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Way Linggo Mine
The
mine
produced
17,150
tonnes
of
ore
at
a
grade
of
16.2
g/t
gold
and
219
g/t
silver
during
the
Quarter.
The
mined
production
for
the
Project
to
date now
stands
at
123,511
tonnes
at
a
grade
of
14.8 g/t
gold
and
185
g/t
silver.
Mined
ore
continued
to
be
sourced
from
a combination
of
sub-‐level
development
(30%
of production)
and
short-‐hole
stoping.
Productivity was
lower
during
the
Quarter
as
areas
of
the orebody
were
set-‐up
for
post-‐fill
stoping methods.
In
addition,
stoping
in
some
upper areas
necessitated
additional
timber
support which
slowed
ore
extraction.
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Mine&Produc3on&
Ore#hauled#to#surface# Mined#Ore#Grade#
25,000## 20.0#
18.0#
20,000## 16.0#
14.0#
15,000## 12.0#
10.0#
10,000## 8.0#
6.0#
5,000## 4.0#
2.0#
0## 0.0#
SepQ10# DecQ10# MarQ11# JunQ11# SepQ11# DecQ11#
Ore&Mined&(t)&
Mined&Ore&grade&(g/t)&
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A
rail
underlay
drive
commenced
on
ore
below
the
3
level
to
enable
production
from
deeper
parts
of
the
mine. Plant
feed
was
supplemented
from
the
last
of
the
pre-‐commissioning
ore
stocks.
Talang Santo Project
Since
the
discovery
of
Talang
Santo
in
June
2011,
Kingsrose
has
rapidly
advanced
the
Project
with
an
aggressive drilling
program
that
enabled
a
maiden
resource
for
the
deposit
to
be
calculated
(announced
to
the
ASX
on December
7,
2011):
December 7, 2011): |
|||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classification | Tonnes | g/t Au | g/t Ag | Gold Oz | Silver Oz |
| Measured | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Indicated | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |
| Inferred | 879,000 | 5.89 | 14.63 | 166,400 | 413,000 |
| Total | 879,000 | 5.89 | 14.63 | 166,400 | 413,000 |
As
previously
announced
Kingsrose
has
established
an
adit
into
the
upper
parts
of
the
outcropping
vein
system
and has
commenced
an
underlay
shaft
to
enable
trial
mining.
A
total
of
134
metres
were
advanced
in
the
adit
and
11 metres
in
the
shaft
were
completed
by
the
end
of
the
Quarter.
Kingsrose
anticipates
that
by
adopting
this
aggressive
development
approach
it
will
access
trial
parcels
of
ore
for evaluation
in
the
June
Quarter.
Further,
issues
associated
with
the
intense
argillic
alteration,
erratic
quartz development
and
grade
estimation
can
be
resolved
ahead
of
full-‐scale
mine
development.
Metallurgical
testwork
was
completed
on
a
composite
of
vein
intercepts
from
Talang
Santo
and
concluded
a
clean ore
with
gold
recoveries
of
92.3%
and
silver
recoveries
of
96%
using
parameters
typical
of
the
Way
Linggo
ore processing
circuit.
Kingsrose
expects
no
issues
with
the
processing
of
Talang
Santo
ores.
Processing
Plant
throughput
for
the
Quarter
was
29,860
tonnes
at
a
head
grade
of
12.8
g/t
gold
and
161
g/t
silver.
The
plant availability
remained
high
at
95.2%
and
is
benefitting
from
the
installation
of
the
SAG
mill
in
the
September Quarter
with
steadier
operation
and
a
significant
reduction
of
materials
handling
issues.
Metallurgical
recovery
improved
to
91.6%
for
gold
and
remained
steady
at
82.4%
for
silver.
Kingsrose
Mining
Limited ABN
49
112
389
910
Suite
9,
Level
2,
12-‐14
Thelma
Street West
Perth
Western
Australia
6005
T:
+61
8
9486
1149
F:
+61
8
9486
1151 E: [email protected]
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Quarterly
Activities
Report
for
the
three
months
ended
31
December
2011
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Mill$Throughput$ Metals'Produc.on'
35,000
Au!Poured! Ag!Poured!
30,000 14,000!! !140,000!!
25,000 12,000!! !120,000!!
10,000!! !100,000!!
20,000
8,000!! !80,000!!
15,000
6,000!! !60,000!!
10,000 4,000!! !40,000!!
5,000 2,000!! !20,000!!
0 0!! !"!!!!
SepQ10' DecQ10' MarQ11' JunQ11' SepQ11' DecQ11' SepQ10! DecQ10! MarQ11! JunQ11! SepQ11! DecQ11!
Dry$tonnes$
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Record
gold
production
was
achieved
in
the
December
Quarter
with
11,576
oz
of
gold
produced,
which
exceeded
the September
Quarter
by
19.3%
primarily
due
to
higher
head
grade.
Gold
sales
for
the
Quarter
totalled
US$20.5
million
from
the
sale
of
12,152
gold
ounces
at
an
average
price
of US$1,685/oz.
Silver
sales
for
the
Quarter
(silver
sold
is
treated
as
a
by-‐product
credit)
totalled
US$3.4
million
from
the sale
of
118,000
ounces
at
an
average
price
of
US$29/oz.
This
included
the
delivery
of
60,015
forward
sold
ounces
at
a fixed
price
of
US$26.86/oz.
Operating
margins
were
excellent
and
the
Project
generated
a
cash
operating
surplus
(EBITDA)
of
US$16.7
million
for the
Quarter
(Kingsrose
share
85%).
Cash
operating
costs
were
higher
due
to
a
rise
in
ground
support
costs
and
a reduction
of
expatriate
personnel
with
resultant
one-‐off
redundancy
payments
adding
approximately
US$18
to
the cash
operating
cost
per
gold
ounce
produced.
Kingsrose
Mining
Limited ABN
49
112
389
910
Suite
9,
Level
2,
12-‐14
Thelma
Street West
Perth
Western
Australia
6005
T:
+61
8
9486
1149
F:
+61
8
9486
1151 E: [email protected]
Quarterly
Activities
Report
for
the
three
months
ended
31
December
2011
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**EXPLORATION
ACTIVITIES**
A
high
level
of
exploration
activity
continued
during
the
December
2011
Quarter.
Works
were
completed
on eight
of
the
17
defined
target
areas
where
strong
indications
of
epithermal
gold
veins
have
been
discovered. Refer
to
diagram
below:
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Figure
1:
PT
Natarang
Mining
Contract
of
Work
area
showing
exploration
prospect
areas
Kingsrose
Mining
Limited ABN
49
112
389
910
Suite
9,
Level
2,
12-‐14
Thelma
Street West
Perth
Western
Australia
6005
T:
+61
8
9486
1149
F:
+61
8
9486
1151 E: [email protected]
Quarterly
Activities
Report
for
the
three
months
ended
31
December
2011
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The
maiden
resource
estimate
for
the
recently
discovered
Talang
Santo
Prospect
was
announced
to
the
ASX
on 7th
December
2011
as
a
Total
Inferred
Resource
of
879,000
tonnes
at
5.89
g/t
gold
and
14.63
g/t
silver containing
an
estimated
166,400
ounces
of
gold
and
413,000
ounces
of
silver.
Resource
definition
and extensional
drilling
continued
at
Talang
Santo
during
the
Quarter
and
is
ongoing.
In
addition,
scout
drilling
was
progressed
at
the
Semung
Kecil,
Linggo-‐Sapta
and
Rowo
Rejo
Prospects
to evaluate
already
defined
epithermal
mineralization
and
their
coincident
argillic
alteration
zones. The
following
table
summarises
exploration
activity
statistics
for
the
Quarter:
| Exploration Activity | Units |
|---|---|
| Diamond Drilling | 12,248 m |
| Stream Traverses | 47,513 m |
| Soil Sample Traverse Line | 1,262 m |
| Ridge and Spurs Sample Traverses | 1,938 m |
| Hand TrenchingTraverses | 99 m |
| Road and Exposed Face Mapping | 0 |
| CSAMT Geophysics Traverses | 57,250 m |
| Samples Collected | |
| Drill Core Sample | 1,862 |
| Rock ChipSample | 285 |
| Soil Sample | 45 |
| Total Sample | 2,192 |
**EXPLORATION
HIGHLIGHTS**
Talang Santo Project
The
focus
for
the
Quarter
was
on
resource
definition
drilling
of
the
up-‐dip
projection
of
the
main
“Mawi
Vein” and
further
extensional
drilling
along
strike
to
the
east
and
west.
A
total
of
22
holes
were
collared
during
the Quarter
with
17
completed
and
five
in
progress
for
a
Quarterly
total
of
6,981m.
High-‐grade
intercepts
were
returned
from
up-‐dip
vein
positions
with
best
results
including
5.45m
at
8.56
g/t
Au and
21.04
g/t
Ag
from
111.4m
in
Hole
DDH-‐253
and
6.3m
at
5.54
g/t
Au
and
10.73
g/t
Ag
from
130.7m
in
Hole DDH-‐249.
These
holes
confirm
the
up-‐dip
extension
of
mineralization
of
the
Mawi
Vein.
Deeper
drilling
along
strike
to
the
east
and
west
and
also
down-‐dip
continued
to
verify
and
extend
the
resource estimate.
DDH-‐258
is
the
deepest
hole
drilled
into
the
system
so
far
and
it
has
returned
an
intercept
of
1.2m
at 18.91
g/t
Au
and
115.94
g/t
Ag
from
391.1m
(approximately
300m
vertical
depth).
A
table
summarising
all significant
(veins
with
assays
1.0
g/t
Au)
diamond
drill
core
intercepts
received
during
the
Quarter
is
attached in
Appendix
1.
Petai Kayu Prospect
Seven
scout
drill
holes
were
collared
in
this
prospect
during
the
Quarter
for
a
total
of
2,242
metres
drilled, including
five
completed
holes
and
two
holes
still
in
progress.
The
aim
of
these
holes
is
to
test
downward
dip continuity
of
disclosed
quartz
veins
that
DDH
250
intercepted
and
returned
0.3m
at
4.12
g/t
Au
and
13.30
g/t Ag
from
276m
and
0.20m
at
2.03
g/t
Au
and
4.12
g/t
Ag
from
294.2m.
Hole
DDH
254
returned
1.6m
at
1.11g/t Au
and
5.99g/t
Ag.
Both
intercepts
proving
that
the
Petai
Kayu
area
has
been
a
fluid
pathway
for
mineralizing fluids.
Kingsrose
Mining
Limited ABN
49
112
389
910
Suite
9,
Level
2,
12-‐14
Thelma
Street West
Perth
Western
Australia
6005
T:
+61
8
9486
1149
F:
+61
8
9486
1151 E: [email protected]
Quarterly
Activities
Report
for
the
three
months
ended
31
December
2011
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Semung Kecil Prospect
A
field
camp
and
access
to
Semung
Kecil
Prospect
was
established
during
the
Quarter
and
reconnaissance works
have
commenced.
A
significant
amount
of
ground
traversing,
sampling
and
CSAMT
resistivity
surveys was
completed.
A
number
of
anomalies
and
targets
have
been
defined
and
a
helicopter
supported
drill
rig
commenced
works late
in
the
Quarter.
One
diamond
hole
was
completed
(DDH
261)
which
intersected
a
narrow
zone
of
sulphide-‐quartz-‐silica
hair-‐ line
fractures
in
propylitic
altered
lithic
tuff
and
returned
gold
grades
of
0.85m
at
1.01
g/t
Au
and
3.17
g/t
Ag from
downhole
depth
327.9m.
The
objective
of
the
hole
was
to
test
the
new
interpretation
of
the
Vein
Creek structure
and
a
revised
interpretation
of
the
previous
and
randomly
positioned
(1994)
drill
holes
results.
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Figure
2:
Geological
map
of
the
Semung
Kecil
Prospect
area
Kingsrose
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49
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389
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9,
Level
2,
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Thelma
Street West
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Australia
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_**Linggo
– Sapta Prospect**_
Surface
geology
mapping,
sampling
and
trenching
was
progressed
in
over
the
Linggo
–
Sapta
area.
Four
parallel epithermal
veins
were
found
outcropping
in
the
area
in
late
December
with
the
following
rock
chip
results:
| Nort hing |
Easting | Dip/Strike | Intercept | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vein 1 | 415014 | 435729 | -70sw/N120 | [email protected]/t Au & 4.31g/t Ag |
| Vein 2 | 15m south of Vein 1 | -70sw/N135 | [email protected]/t Au & 15.1g/t Ag | |
| Qtz Breccia | 414011 | 435767 | -75sw/N130 | [email protected]/t Au & 13.93g/t Ag |
| Vein 3 | 415138 | 435641 | -84w/N110 | [email protected]/t Au & 10.58g/t Ag |
| Vein 4 | 415240 | 435565 | -70se/N80 | [email protected]/t Au & 25.71g/t Ag |
Kingsrose
is
very
encouraged
by
these
discoveries
given
their
near
proximity
and
being
parallel
to
the
Way Linggo
mine
veins.
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Figure
3:
Geological
Map
of
the
Linggo
Sapta
Prospect
A
decision
to
immediately
drill
test
the
veins
was
taken
and
the
first
hole
was
collared
on
December
22,
2011 with
drilling
still
underway.
The
aim
of
the
first
hole
(DDH-‐269)
is
to
test
drilling
downward
dip
of
quartz-‐ chalcedonic
dominant
vein
found
in
outcrop.
Whilst
the
hole
is
still
in
progress,
the
upper
section
of
the
hole has
intersected
a
narrow
vein
which
has
returned
0.3m
at
0.41
g/t
Au
and
5.83
g/t
Ag
from
18.6m
down
hole.
Rowo Rejo Prospect
The
Rowo
Rejo
Prospect
manifests
as
a
large
sinter
zone
with
associated
brecciation.
CSAMT
traverses
defined
a well
developed
resistivity
zone,
considered
to
be
the
feeder
of
the
anomaly.
Detail
geology
mapping
and
a
small
grid
based
soil
(C-‐horizon)
geochemistry
program
was
completed
over
the Rowo
Rejo
prospect
during
the
Quarter.
Brecciated
siliceous
rock
with
chalcedonic
banded
veins
fragments
often
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cut
by
quartz-‐silica
veinlets
with
minor
hematite
and
pyrite
were
observed
in
this
prospect.
A
single
rock
float sample
of
silica-‐clay
altered
rhyodacitic
crystal
tuff
collected
assayed
14.88
g/t
Au
and
126.16
g/t
Ag,
providing further
evidence
of
epithermal
gold
mineralization
in
the
prospect.
Sinter
silica
zones
are
common
at
the prospect
and
a
hot
spring
was
also
noted
in
the
area.
Reconnaissance
drilling
has
commenced
with
two
holes
completed
and
two
underway
at
the
end
of
the
Quarter. The
first
hole
into
the
prospect
DDH
-‐251
intersected
a
zone
of
quartz-‐silica
pyrite
breccia
with
hematite
filled quartz
crackle
veins
which
returned
0.8
m
at
7.28
g/t
Au
and
10.01
g/t
Ag,
from
302.4
m
down
hole.
Unfortunately the
hole
had
to
be
abandoned
at
this
intercept
due
to
drilling
complications.
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Figure
4:
CSAMT
Geophysics
results
at
the
Rowo
Rejo
Prospect
-‐
11000
Northing
The
second
hole
DDH-‐256
is
located
100m
north
of
DDH-‐251
and
the
objective
of
this
hole
is
to
test,
at
a
deeper level,
the
zone
of
silica-‐pyrite-‐breccia
which
exhibited
vuggy
quartz
veinlets
and
was
associated
with
the
sinter
and hot
spring
at
surface.
The
hole
intersected
pervasive
moderate-‐strong
silica
altered
rhyodacitic
tuff
with
minor
to moderate
quartz-‐silica-‐pyrite
veinlets
with
the
following
interesting
assay
results:
-
0.2m
1.62
g/t
Au
and
3.93
g/t
Ag
from
145.1m -
0.8m
at
0.65
g/t
Au
and
7.41
g/t
Ag
from
153.3m -
0.15m
at
5.13
g/t
Au
and
7.60
g/t
Ag
from
184.2m -
0.8m
@
1.26
g/t
Au
and
6.84
g/t
Ag
from
183.40m -
0.30m
at
1.45
g/t
Au
and
6.33
g/t
Ag
from
187.7m -
0.9m
at
1.96
g/t
Au
and
3.10
g/t
Ag
from
329.1m -
0.6m
at
3.67
g/t
Au
and
7.22
g/t
Ag
from
332.7m
**SARINC
– SARDINIA ZINC TAILINGS PROJECT**
The
Company
has
put
its
SARINC
Project
on
hold.
The
project
concept
for
SARINC
was
to
commercially
extract
metals
from
historic
tailings
dams
and
dumps resulting
from
mining
and
processing
of
lead-‐zinc-‐silver
ores
in
south-‐western
Sardinia,
Italy.
The
objective
was
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the
commercial
extraction
as
part
of
an
initiative
to
detoxify
and
reclaim
the
legacy
environmental
impact
of centuries
of
mining.
While
Kingsrose
confirmed
the
existence
of
large
tonnages
of
both
oxide
and
sulphide
tailings
and
initial
tests showed
that
the
extraction
was
technically
possible,
the
complexity
and
potential
capital
cost
of
the
project concept
is
unattractive
to
Kingsrose
without
full
support
of
the
regional
authorities.
After
significant
effort
and commitment
and
despite
the
economic
output
and
flow
on
benefits,
Kingsrose
has
not
received
the commensurate
support
and
enthusiasm
from
the
Sardinian
Government
or
received
adequate
security
of
title
to justify
further
investment
in
the
Project.
CORPORATE
Cash and bullion on hand at end of Quarter :
Cash A$34.9m Bullion A$4.3m Total A$39.2m _Bullion
includes
unrefined
(filter
cake,
dore)
and
refined
gold
and
silver_
Securities :
During
the
Quarter:
- 4,264,242
listed
and
unlisted
options
were
exercised
for
a
total
consideration
of
A$871,848.
At
the
end
of
the
Quarter
the
Company
had
the
following
securities
on
issue:
-
271,487,968
Fully
Paid
Ordinary
Shares -
15,837,062
Listed
Options -
11,175,000
Unlisted
Options
issued
to
directors,
employees
and/or
contractors
under
the
ESOP
or
directors’ 15%
rule.
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**CHRIS
START MANAGING
DIRECTOR**
25
January
2012
_**Competent
Person
Statement**_
The
information
in
this
report
that
relates
to
exploration
results,
mineral
resources
and
ore
reserves
is
based
on
information compiled
by
Mr.
Peter
G.
Cook, BSc
Applied
Geol,
MSc
(Min
Econ), who
is
a
Member
of
the
Australasian
Institute
of
Mining
and Metallurgy,
and
a
Director
of
and
a
consultant
to
Kingsrose
Mining
Limited.
Mr.
Cook
has
sufficient
experience
which
is
relevant to
the
styles
of
mineralisation
and
types
of
deposits
and
to
the
activity
he
is
undertaking
to
qualify
as
a
Competent
Person
as defined
in
the
2004
edition
of
the
Australasian
Code
for
Reporting
of
Exploration
Results,
Mineral
Resources
and
Ore
Reserves (“JORC
Code”).
Mr.
Cook
consents
to
the
inclusion
in
this
report
of
the
matters
based
on
his
information
in
the
form
and
context in
which
it
appears.
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**APPENDIX
“A”**
All
significant
diamond
hole
intercepts
received
during
December
Quarter
–
2011.
(NB:
significant
meaning
with
a
vein which
assays
above
1g/t
gold).
| Hole No. | N | E | RL | Dip /Azimuth | Intercept Weighted Average | Depth From |
True Width |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DDH-236 | 19135 | 15241 | 1400 | -65/198 | 2.25 [email protected]/t Au,20.86g/t Ag | 1.87 | |
| (including0.4 [email protected]/t Au,27.55g/t Ag) | 370.6 | ||||||
| (including0.1 [email protected]/t Au,221.41g/t Ag) | 372.1 | ||||||
| (including0.55 [email protected]/t Au,18.24g/t Ag) | 372.2 | ||||||
| DDH-238 | 19184 | 15169 | 1371 | -70/200 | [email protected]/t Au,4.59g/t Au | 1.85 | |
| (including0.9 [email protected]/t Au,7.73g/t Ag) | 351.85 | ||||||
| DDH-243 | 19217 | 15142 | 1358 | -70/209 | [email protected]/t Au and 4.96g/t Ag | 0.81 | |
| (including0.60 [email protected]/t Au,8.11g/t Ag) | 338 | ||||||
| DDH-246 | 19254 | 15094 | 1357 | -60/200 | [email protected]/t Au and 10.96g/tAg | 1.49 | |
| [email protected]/t Au and 2.59g/t Ag | 0.98 | ||||||
| (including0.65 [email protected]/t Au,3.99g/t Ag) | 289.95 | ||||||
| [email protected]/t Au and 36g/t Ag | 3.18 | ||||||
| (including0.85 [email protected]/t Au,41.93/t Ag) | 417.1 | ||||||
| (including0.90 [email protected]/t Au,86.07g/t Ag) | 419.2 | ||||||
| (including0.20 [email protected]/t Au,26.98g/t Ag) | 420.1 | ||||||
| DDH-247 | 19001 | 15245 | 1371 | -60/195 | [email protected]/t Au and 5.56g/t Ag | 1.52 | |
| (including0.55 [email protected]/t Au,9.69g/t Ag) | 264.9 | ||||||
| (including1.20 [email protected]/t Au,3.67g/t Ag) | 265.45 | ||||||
| [email protected]/t Au and 1.69g/t Ag | 2.24 | ||||||
| (including0.90 [email protected]/t Au,1.90/t Ag) | 271.35 | ||||||
| [email protected]/t Au and 5.51g/t Ag | 338.6 | 0.13 | |||||
| [email protected]/t Au and 9.56g/t Ag | 352.7 | 0.12 | |||||
| [email protected]/t Au and 11.72g/t Ag | 550.8 | 0.16 | |||||
| DDH-248 | 19270.5 | 15048.8 | 1341.6 | -61/248 | 2.30 [email protected]/t Au and 15.85g/t Ag | 131 | 1.78 |
| (including1.3 [email protected]/t Au, 13.43g/t Ag) | 132 | ||||||
| 1.4 [email protected]/t Au and 2.01g/t Ag | 135.90 | 1.1 | |||||
| (including0.8 [email protected]/t Au, 5.95g/t Ag) | 136.50 | ||||||
| 1.15 [email protected]/t Au and 4.94g/t Ag | 347.80 | 0.93 | |||||
| DDH-249 | 19103 | 15018 | 1339 | -60/200 | [email protected]/t Au and 24.94g/t Ag | 2.48 | |
| (including0.60 [email protected]/t Au,21.60g/t Ag) | 126.9 | ||||||
| [email protected]/tAu and 10.73g/tAg | 5.15 | ||||||
| (including0.60 [email protected]/t Au,17.67g/t Ag) | 131.45 | ||||||
| (including0.75 [email protected]/t Au,19.51g/t Ag) | 132.05 | ||||||
| (including0.45 [email protected]/t Au,5.19g/t Ag) | 134.15 | ||||||
| (including0.4 [email protected]/t Au,9.94g/t Ag) | 135.3 | ||||||
| (including0.95 [email protected]/t Au,12.03g/t Ag) | 136.05 | ||||||
| [email protected]/t Au and 10.66g/t Ag | 1.13 | ||||||
| (including0.90 [email protected]/t Au,13.74g/t Ag) | 286.4 | ||||||
| DDH-250 | 18802 | 15197 | 1335 | -60/238 | [email protected]/t Au and 13.30g/t Ag | 276 | 0.3 |
| [email protected]/t Au and 4.12g/t Ag | 294.2 | 0.2 | |||||
| DDH-251 | 11460 | 6067 | 1069 | -50/90 | [email protected]/t Au,10.01g/t Ag | 302.4 | |
| DDH-252 | 18909 | 15153 | 1362 | -60/184 | 1.45 [email protected]/t Au and 10.11g/t Ag | 1.27 | |
| (including0.20 [email protected]/t Au,36.48g/t Ag) | 428.5 | ||||||
| DDH-253 | 19027 | 15071 | 1311 | -50/200 | 5.45 [email protected]/t Au and 21.04g/t Ag | 5.02 | |
| (including0.25 [email protected]/t Au,72.01g/t Ag) | 111.4 | ||||||
| (including0.25 [email protected]/t Au,62.76g/t Ag) | 111.65 | ||||||
| (including0.80 [email protected]/t Au,17.04g/t Ag) | 112.2 | ||||||
| (including1.05 [email protected]/t Au,14.06g/t Ag) | 114.8 |
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| Hole No. | N | E | RL | Dip /Azimuth | Intercept Weighted Average | Depth From |
True Width |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DDH-254 | 18292.2 | 15023 | 1276.2 | -61/146 | 1.6 [email protected]/t Au and 5.99g/t Ag | 242.5 | 1.6 |
| ([email protected]/t Au,8.74g/t Ag) | 243.7 | ||||||
| DDH-255 | 19046 | 15005 | 1334 | -60/200 | [email protected]/t Au and 20.63g/t Ag | 1.36 | |
| (including0.50 [email protected]/t Au,14.50g/t Ag) | 91.65 | ||||||
| 2.30 [email protected]/t Au and 15.85g/t Ag | 131 | 1.78 | |||||
| (including1.3 [email protected]/t Au,13.43g/t Ag) | 132 | ||||||
| 1.4 [email protected]/t Au and 2.01g/t Ag | 135.9 | 1.1 | |||||
| (including0.8 [email protected]/t Au,5.95g/t Ag) | 136.5 | ||||||
| 1.15 [email protected]/t Au and 4.94g/t Ag | 347.8 | 0.93 | |||||
| DDH-256 | 11543.8 | 6123.5 | 1046.9 | -50/131 | 0.2 [email protected]/t Au and 3.93g/t Ag | 145.1 | 0.12 |
| 0.8 [email protected]/t Au and 6.84g/t Ag | 183.4 | 0.8 | |||||
| 0.1 [email protected]/t Au and 7.60g/t Ag | 184.2 | 0.02 | |||||
| 0.30 [email protected]/t Au and 6.33g/t Ag | 187.7 | 0.3 | |||||
| 0.9 [email protected]/t Au and 19.95g/t Ag | 204.55 | 0.9 | |||||
| 0.9 [email protected]/t Au and 3.10g/t Ag | 329.1 | 0.9 | |||||
| 0.6 [email protected]/t Au and 7.22g/t Ag | 332.7 | 0.6 | |||||
| DDH-257 | 19067.9 | 15256.2 | 1386.8 | -60/233 | 2.15 [email protected]/t Au and 2.4g/t Ag | 305.25 | 1.8 |
| (including0.15 [email protected]/t Au,3.93g/t Ag) | 305.85 | ||||||
| 0.95 [email protected]/t Au and 1.76g/t Ag | 308.6 | 0.49 | |||||
| (including0.35 [email protected]/t Au,1.84g/t Ag) | 308.6 | ||||||
| 0.95 [email protected]/t Au and 6.36g/t Ag | 310.6 | 0.75 | |||||
| (including0.45 [email protected]/t Au,8.36g/t Ag) | 311.1 | ||||||
| 0.25 [email protected]/t Au and 7.41g/t Ag | 321.5 | 0.2 | |||||
| DDH-258 | 19032.4 | 15302.9 | 1391.4 | -64/226 | 2.3 [email protected]/t Au and 3.71g/t Ag | 365.6 | 1.85 |
| (including0.20 [email protected]/t Au,10.39g/t Ag) | 365.6 | ||||||
| 1.2 [email protected]/t Au and 115.94g/t Ag | 391.1 | 0.96 | |||||
| (including0.40 [email protected]/t Au,119.07g/t Ag) | 391.1 | ||||||
| (including0.63 [email protected]/t Au,51.81g/t Ag) | 391.5 | ||||||
| (including0.17 [email protected]/t Au,346.24g/t Ag) | 392.13 | ||||||
| DDH-259 | 18953.6 | 15096.4 | 1332.8 | -50/217 | 1.05 [email protected]/t Au and 9.74g/t Ag | 113.75 | 0.92 |
| (including0.45 [email protected]/t Au,10.32g/t Ag) | 113.75 | ||||||
| (including0.60 [email protected]/t Au,9.31g/t Ag) | 114.2 | ||||||
| DDH-261 | 8507.93 | 11151.7 | 1325 | -60/90 | 0.85 [email protected]/t Au and 3.17g/t Ag | 327.9 | 0.85 |
| DDH-265 | 18894.5 | 15101.1 | 1344.4 | -56/241 | 0.35 [email protected]/t Au and 315.97g/t Ag | 164.45 | 0.29 |
Kingsrose
Mining
Limited ABN
49
112
389
910
Suite
9,
Level
2,
12-‐14
Thelma
Street West
Perth
Western
Australia
6005
T:
+61
8
9486
1149
F:
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8
9486
1151 E: [email protected]