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SABRE RESOURCES LIMITED — Capital/Financing Update 2013
Nov 12, 2013
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Capital/Financing Update
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ASX ANNOUNCEMENT 13 November 2013
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DEEPER DRILLING SUCCESS AT GUCHAB
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Fi g ure 1 - Diamo n d drilling unde r way near the peak of the Eise r nenhut, Otavi M ountain Land, northern Nami b ia.
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HIGH L IGHTS
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Drilling in the Guchab Canyon has intersected strong copper mineralisation at depth, below the levels of previous drilling,
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Recent Guchab drill results include:
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G CDD0045 21.86 m etres @ 2. 2 2% Coppe r & 44.59 g p t Silver fr o m 183.00 m etres G CDD0046 26.40 m etres @ 2. 4 4% Coppe r & 43.61 g p t Silver fr o m 95.60 m e tres Including 10.50 m etres @ 3. 5 8% Coppe r & 67.46 g p t Silver fr o m 111.50 m etres
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Drill results indicate that grade is increasing with depth, in line with Sabre modelling,
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Drilling at the Guchab Canyon deposit is targeted toward the estimation of a maiden JORC resource.
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1. Deeper D r illing at G u chab
The drilling program in the G uchab Can y on continue s , with rece n t results co n firming the c ontinuity of m ineralisation at depth, a s well as an increase in t h e grade of the copper m ineralisatio n .
1.1 Guch a b Canyon – Deep Dr i lling
S abre has c ontinued to drill from a number of l o cations in the Guchab Canyon (Fi g ure 3) in o rder to defi n e the conti n uity and ori e ntation of t h e copper mineralisation.
Recent results have incl u ded:
G CDD0045 6.81 m e tres @ 1.5 0 % Copper & 1.47 gpt S ilver from 25.00 met r es a nd 4.70 m e tres @ 0.8 7 % Copper & 1.99 gpt S ilver from 114.30 me t res a nd 21.86 m etres @ 2. 2 2% Coppe r & 44.59 g p t Silver fr o m 183.00 m etres G CDD0046 26.40 m etres @ 2. 4 4% Coppe r & 43.61 g p t Silver fr o m 95.60 m e tres including 10.50 m etres @ 3. 5 8% Coppe r & 67.46 g p t Silver fr o m 111.50 m etres
T hese resul t s show the c opper-silve r mineralisation in the G u chab Cany o n extendin g to depth a nd strengt h ening in gr a de, which is in line wit h Sabre’s m odelling an d observations of the related cop p er mineralisation in the O tavi Mountain Land (e. g . the Kom b at & Tsume b mines). T hese inter c epts occur a pproximatel y 100 metre s vertically below surfac e .
T he geological and ge o chemical r e sults receiv e d from rec e nt drilling a lso indicat e that the s tructures h osting min e ralisation h ave chan g ed in orie n tation and as such d rill hole G CDD0043 did not inte r sect miner a lisation and may requir e extension in order to r each the t arget. Drill h ole GCDD0044 was ab a ndoned du e to poor gr o und conditi o ns and the t arget will b e drilled fr o m another l o cation.
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Figur e 2 - Sabre’s X T 600 drilling G C DD0043 in the Guchab Cany o n
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Figure 3 –T he Guchab Canyon depo s it, showing th e distribution of mineralisation projected to surface, drill locations, drill hol e projections, a n d historic surf a ce workings. R esults confirm continuity of mineralisation b e tween the Eastern Adits (Pa d 1) and the Hi g h Valley (Pad 4 ), as well as s h owing the min e ralisation as b e ing open to bot h the north & s o uth.
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1.2 Drillin g at the Eisernenhu t
S abre is un d ertaking a short progra m of reconn a issance drill i ng at the Ei s ernenhut p r ior to the c ommence m ent of the w et season. T his progra m will test the outcroppi n g mineralis a tion in a number of l o cations for a structural a ssessment o f the prosp e ct and allo w for the pla n ning of a more exten s ive program, if initial res u lts prove p o sitive.
A short pro g ram of five holes is be i ng underta k en, with the drill rig ret u rning to th e Guchab C anyon foll o wing the co m pletion of t h e drill hole s . T he progra m was pushed forward due to t he danger s involved i n drilling i n such a t opographic a lly high lo c ation durin g the elect r ical storms that occur throughout the wet s eason.
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Fig u re 4 - Outcrop p ing copper mineralisation on t h e Eisernenhut.
The Co m pany look s forward to updating shareholders as drilling c ontinues i n the Otavi Mountain Land.
Tim Putt Chief Executive Officer Sabre Resources Ltd
For further information regarding the Company’s activities, please contact:
Norman Grafton Tim o thy Putt Compa n y Secretary Chi e f Executive Officer Phone (08) 9481 7 8 33 Phone (08) 94 8 1 7833
Or consult our website:
www.sabr e sources.co m
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SABR E ’S OTAVI MOUNTAIN LAN D COPPE R PROJE C T
The Ot a vi Mountai n Land Cop p er Project ( ‘OML’) is l o cated in n o rthern Na m ibia, lying w ithin the triangle c reated by t h e mining to w ns of Tsu m eb, Otavi a n d Grootfont e in.
The entire region is w ell served b y sealed ro a ds, rail to p ort, high vol t age power, t elephone a n d water, and is close to majo r towns and m ining proc e ssing facilities, includin g the Komba t copper co n centrator and Tsumeb Smelte r complex (one of only fi v e operating smelters in A frica).
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Sabre’s OML projec t consists of two Exclusi v e Prospecting Licences (EPL 3540 & 3542), which cover more th a n 800 km[2] o f highly pro s pective ba s e metal stratigraphy. Sabre has ide n tified two k e y copper trends w ithin its p r oject area, each cov e ring more than 25 k m of strike, defined b y surface geoche m istry and historical wo r kings.Thes e extensive c opper tren d s, namely t he Lucas Post and Kombat Trends, are the present focus of exploration.
The region hosts a n umber of C o pper, Zinc, Lead, Silve r and Vanadium mines, i n cluding the Tsumeb & Kombat Copper mines. The Otavi Valle y tenement (EPL 3540) surrounds t he Kombat Copper mine on all sides an d covers the strike exte n sions of the mine stratigraphy. To d a te, the Ko m bat Mine has pro d uced over 8 .7 Mt @ 3.1% Cu, 1.1% Pb and 26 g pt Ag, with o wners, Ko m bat Copper (TSX-V), presentl y undertaking a drilling t o define furt h er NI 43-10 1 compliant r esources w i thin the min e area.
Competent Person Declaration
The inform a tion in this repor t that relates to E x ploration Result s , Mineral Resou r ces or Ore Rese r ves is based on information com p iled by Mr T. Putt of Sab r e Resources Ltd, who is a member of The Australia n Institute of Geo s cientists. Mr Put t has sufficient expperience that is r e levant to the style of mi n eralisation and t y pe of deposit under consideratio n and to the acti v ity that he is un d ertaking to qualiffy as a Competent Person as defined in t h e 2004 Edition o f the “Australian C ode for Reportin g of Exploration R e sults, Mineral R e source and Ore RReserves”. Mr Pu t t consents to the inclusio n in the report of the matters based on his informatio n in the form and context in which i t appears.
Forward-Looking Statements
This document may include f orward-looking statements. Forwa r d-looking statem e nts include, but a re not limited to, statements concerning Sabre Resources L td’s planned ex p loration program and other state m ents that are not historical facts. W hen used in this document, the words such as "could," "pl a n," "estimate," "e x pect," "intend," "may”, "potential," "should," and si m ilar expressions a re forward-lookinng statements. Although Sabre Resources Ltd believes that its expectations reflected in thes e forward-looking statements are r easonable, such statements invo l ve risks and uncertaintie s and no assuran c e can be given t h at actual results w ill be consistent with these forward-looking statemeents.
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