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SABRE RESOURCES LIMITED — Interim / Quarterly Report 2014
Jul 30, 2014
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31 July 2014
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QUARTERLY ACTIVITIES REPORT FOR THE QUARTER ENDED 30 JUNE 2014
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View of th e eastern end o f the Otavi Vall e y, looking we s t. The 1,920m h igh mountain G uchabberg, h o me to the Guc h ab Canyon depos i t, is shown on t he left, with ne w ly defined und e rcover targets on the flats in the centre and c entre-left of th e image.
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HI G HLIG H TS
Diamond drilling from th e Guchab C a nyon depo s it has returned significa n t results, in c luding: GCDD006 2 3.23 m @ 1.81 % C o pper & 25.38 g/t Silv e r from 77. 6 9 m and 7.98 m @ 1.70 % C o pper & 26.52 g/t Silv e r from 88. 4 8 m incl u ding 3.00 m @ 2.65 % Copper & 36.83 g/t Silver from 91.00 m GCDD006 3 5.40 m @ 1.37 % C o pper & 40.63 g/t Silv e r from 144.6 m
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T he southw e stern exte n t of coppe r -silver mineralisation at Guchab a p pears to h a ve been o ffset by faulting.
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Detailed as s essment of the Guchab area show s two undercover areas h ighly prosp e ctive for c opper to th e south and southwest o f Guchab C a nyon.
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Regional ta r get genera t ion has id e ntified a number of high quality targets throu g hout the l icences, in c luding: → cop p er targets under cover a t Guchab;
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→ cop p er targets u nder cover on ground near to and adjacent t o the Komb a t Copper Min e excision;
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→ zinc and lead ta r gets under c over and al o ng strike fr o m the Bord e r zinc-lead d eposit; → cop p er targets under cover a nd along st r ike from Gu c hab and K o mbat; and → cop p er, zinc, lead, silver, an d vanadium t argets at ot h er localities.
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W ork has c o mmenced o n the Guch a b Canyon m aiden reso u rce, which i s expected in the 3[rd] q uarter of 2 0 14.
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W ork has c ommenced to bring t h e Border z inc-lead-silver resourc e up to JO R C 2012 s tandards.
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Sabre’s focus is the exploration a nd development of the Otavi Mountain Land (O M L) copper a nd base metal pr o ject in nort h ern Namibi a . Exploration during the quarter foc u sed on expl o ration at a n d around the Guc h ab Mining C entre, alon g with regional assessm e nt of the pr o spectivity o f the region.
1 GUCHAB CA N YON, KOMBAT CO P PER TRE N D
During t h e quarter, S abre’s field work in the Otavi Moun t ain Land fo c ussed prin c ipally on th e Guchab Canyon deposit and its surroun d s. As well a s drilling, d e tailed mod e lling of the g eology ha s enabled definitio n of highly p r ospective n e ar-surface t argets to th e south and s outhwest o f Guchab Canyon.
1.1 Di a mond drilling
Drilling a t Guchab C a nyon conti n ued during t he quarter. P rogress was slow, but d rilling focus e d on the southw e stern extre m ity of the G u chab depo s it. Intercept s included:
GC D D0062 1.00 m e tre @ 1.20 % Copper & 21.64 g/t S ilver from 74.00 met r es and 3.23 m e tres @ 1.8 1 % Copper & 25.38 g/ t Silver fro m 77.69 me t res and 7.98 m e tres @ 1.7 0 % Copper & 26.52 g/ t Silver fro m 88.48 me t res Including 3.00 metres @ 2.65 % Copper & 36.83 g/t Silver from 91.00 metres and 1.74 m e tres @ 1.2 6 % Copper & 6.83 g/t S ilver from 99.95 met r es GC D D0063 5.40 m e tres @ 1.3 7 % Copper & 40.63 g/ t Silver fro m 144.6 me t res
- Drillhole GCDD0061 was abandoned at a d e pth of 3.00 metres due t o poor grou n d conditions and did not retu r n any significant interce p ts.
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The int e rcept recor d ed in hole GCDD0063 was th e deepest y e t recorded at Guchab Canyon. Compariso n of interce p ts between these d rillholes s h ows an i n termittently minerali z ed interval in excess o f 28 metres in drill h o le GCDD0 0 62 narrowi n g to one of only 5. 4 metres in drill hole GCDD0063 down d ip. This a nd other information suggest s that the m i neralisation is offset by late-sta g e faulting ( F igure 1).
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Following completio n of GCDD0063, drilling at Guch a b was halt e d in order t o investigate minerali s ation distributions an d structural controls in detail. Analysis sugg e sts that the minerali s ation is mo s t likely to b e offset to a deeper position on the south s ide of the fault. H o wever the d e pth of this o ffset to the south c a nnot be det e rmined, an d the lateral compon e nt of m o vement (i f any) is unknow n . For exa m ple, the rel a tionship of
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Figure 1 – Guchab cr o ss-section (lo o king west) sh o wing likely geometries in the so u thwest of the d eposit. The mineralisation (pink) appears to b e offset by f a ulting, and li k ely occurs deep e r to the south. Note that the m ineralisation i s oblique to this s e ction, so appe a rs to lense ou t up-dip in this s ection.
It was in_ _c orrectly reported in the previ_ _o us quarterly t_ _h at visual copp_ _e r was observed in GCDD0061. This minera_ _l isation was actually o_ _b served in GC_ _D* D0062.
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sporadi c outcroppin g copper mi n eralisation i n extremely rugged and difficult to a c cess count r y around 500 m t o the southwest ( Figure 2 ) may or m a y not be directly related to Guchab C anyon.
These f a ctors rend e r pinpointin g of the loc a tion of the mineralisati o n to the im m ediate so u th of the fault diff i cult. As suc h , searching for the min e ralisation fr o m surface could prove t o be a protr a cted and expensi v e process. W ith this in mind, Sabr e has identified a number of near-su r face target locations that are likely to be e xtensions t o the Gucha b Canyon d e posit and a r e considere d more likel y to result in prom p t mineralisa t ion hits.
1.2 Un d ercover t argets at Guchab
Two un d ercover ta r gets, Guch a b South a n d Schlang e nflach ( Figure 2 ), ha v e been identified at Guchab for immedi a te explora t ion. These targets are directly along strike fr o m, and in a similar position to, the Kom b at copper m ine 10km t o the west. W hether ther e is direct p h ysical conn e ctivity of minerali s ation betw e en these targets and th e Guchab C a nyon depos i t remains to be seen, b u t Sabre’s modelli n g shows co m mon genet i c links betw e en each lo c ale.
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Figure 2 – Subsurface targets at Guc h ab are located on the flats to the south and s outhwest of th e Guchab Can y on deposit. Not e the location o f the cross-section shown in Fi g ure 1 (white n o rth-south line at Guchab Can yo n).
Due to t heir size (u p to 1000 m long), thei r coverage b y modern sands and s o ils, and the inherent uncertai n ty in deter m ining the e x act locations of subsurf a ce faults a n d contacts, initial explo r ation will focus o n refining e a ch target f o r deep drilli n g. Initially, we will patt e rn drill eac h area to b e drock in order t o detect su b surface mi n eralogical o r geoche m ical anomalism that w a s blankete d by the overlyin g sands an d soils. Det e ction of an y anomalis m is expected to provid e suitable t a rgets for deeper d rilling for pr i mary copper mineralisa t ion.
Shallow drilling is expected to commence on the Guchab South and S chlangenfl a ch targets i n August.
1.3 Guchab Can y on resou r ce
During t h e quarter, w ork was commenced o n defining a maiden JO R C 2012 res o urce on th e Guchab Canyon deposit. Th e resource is expected t o be complet e d in the 3[rd] quarter of 2 0 14.
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2 RE G IONAL T A RGET G E NERATIO N PROGR A M
The reg i onal target g eneration p rogram continued during the quart e r. The prog r am aims to discover unknow n copper, zinc, lead, si l ver, and v a nadium de p osits by d e fining highl y prospectiv e targets largely u ndercover. This is bei n g done by completely reassessin g the geolo g y of the region and combini n g this new interpretatio n with Sabre ’ s in-depth k n owledge of the region a nd its proce s ses.
2.1 Generated t a rgets and preparation for drilling
Sabre’s EPL3540 a n d EPL354 2 and their s urrounds h a ve been as s essed for t heir potenti a l to host subsurf a ce copper, z inc, lead, silver, and v a nadium mi n eralisation. A series of c overed tar g ets have been generated, wit h detailed ra n king identif y ing a numb e r of highest priority targ e ts, includin g : c opper targ e ts under co v er at Guch a b (Figure 2)
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c opper targ e ts under c o ver on ground near t o and adjac e nt to the K ombat Copper Mine e xcision (o w ned by Kombat Copper L td)
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z inc and lea d targets un d er cover and along stri k e from the Border zinc-l e ad deposit c opper targ e ts under co v er and alon g strike from Guchab an d Kombat c opper, zinc, lead, silver, and vanadium targets a t other localities.
The Co m pany is pr e sently prep a ring to acc e ss some of the most hi g hly prospe c tive target a reas and intends s tarting first-pass shallo w drilling pro g rams as so o n as possi b le.
2.2 Ab o ut the re g ional tar g eting pro g ram
The Ot a vi Mountai n Land (O M L) is a ter r ane that t h e Compan y considers highly likel y to host significantly more c o pper, zinc, l e ad and silv e r deposits t h an have been discover e d and mine d to date. It is pa r t of the D a maran Mobile Belt whi c h also co n tains the e n ormous co p per deposits of the Katang a n and Zam b ian Coppe r Belts (DR C and Zam b ia), as well as the Kal a hari Copp e r Belt in Botswa n a and Nami b ia.
Any large undiscovered mineral deposits ar e likely to be hidden ben e ath soil cov e r or in are a s of poor exposur e which c o vers over 7 0% of th e OML (hill s and mountains are relatively r e stricted). Historic a lly, almost n one of the s oil-covered a reas have b een explor e d, with all o f the 700-80 0 mineral occurre n ces, prospects, deposit s , and mines of the region located in o utcropping areas.
Modelli n g of the ge o logy of the region has l ed to the identification o f numerou s target are a s. These have been identifie d by exhaustive reinterpr e tation of the regional geology whic h has in tur n allowed identific a tion and m o delling of metal source r egions, of c o nduits for m ineralizing f luids from t h e source regions, and of the m ost efficien t trap sites f o r copper, zi n c, and lead mineralisati o n.
With thi s in mind, S a bre is atte m pting to quantify the region’s mineral endowmen t , which is defined as the inh e rently-conta i ned minera l wealth of a region. T h e undiscov e red and un m ined endo w ment is now co n sidered to b e substanti a l, and with Sabre’s ex p erience, no v el deposit c ontrol conc e pts, and extensi v e ground holding, we ar e in a uniqu e position to h unt for these deposits.
To do t h is, Sabre i s using all a v ailable dat a , including g eophysical, geochemic a l, hypersp e ctral and other d a ta sets, to i dentify particular areas that requir e greater ex p loration fo c us. These a reas are being a s sessed in d e tail to generate numer o us target sit e s. This will lead to on- g round asse s sment of particul a r sites to determine appropriate exp l oration techniques, follo w ed by rapi d cycling of h igh-level testing o f sites (su c h as test a u ger or RC drilling, foll o w-up detail e d geophysi c s etc.) to d etermine suitabilit y for more c o ncentrated exploration. This metho d ology will allow for quic k determinat i on of the potentia l for numer o us sites th r oughout th e region, quick rejection of less-pro s pective tar g ets, and homing i n on the sit e s most likel y to contain large hidden deposits.
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Sabre’s renewed fo c us on regional assess m ent will be o ngoing, an d will assist i n the direction of the Compa n y’s future o p erations in the Otavi Mountain Land .
3 BORDER ZIN C -LEAD-SILVER DE P OSIT
Work h a s commenc e d to bring t h e Border zi n c-lead reso u rce up to J O RC 2012 s t andard.
The Bo r der Zn-Pb- A g Deposit i s a high-to n nage mode r ate-grade d eposit that i s one of a series of similar d eposits sc a ttered alon g Sabre’s 2 0 km long zinc- and lea d -rich Pavia n Trend. B o rder has been su b ject to res o urce drilling , inferred re s ource calculation, metallurgical anal y sis, and a h igh level scoping study, with the most c o mplete de s cription of t he deposit provided in the Decem b er 2011 quarterl y report.
With co n tinuing str e ngth in world zinc pric e s, the Company sees B order as a key part o f a future series o f mines thro u ghout the O tavi Mounta i n Land.
4 ONGOING R E GIONAL I N VESTIG A TIONS
Sabre c o ntinues to investigate t h e potential of the Otavi Mountain Land, with re g ional field p rograms underw a y at several locations. T hese progr a ms are an o ngoing part of the Com p any’s asse s sment of the regi o n, which c o ntinues to f ocus on th e Kombat E a st area be t ween the K ombat Min e and the historic Guchab Mi n ing Centre. Sabre’s ai m is to delineate a sub s tantial reso u rce invent o ry in the Otavi M o untain Lan d .
Outside of the Guchab area, th e areas inve s tigated this quarter incl u de the east e rn Otavi V a lley area betwee n Guchab and the Komb a t mining le a se (owned b y Kombat C opper Ltd), as well as t h e AurosWolken h auben area, a copper-b e aring area a round 10 kilometres no r thwest of K o mbat (Figu r e 3).
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Figure 3 – Other area s presently bei n g investigated (yellow) in th e Otavi Mountain Land. Sabr e ’s main focus remains the Kom b at East area b e tween the Ko m bat mining lice n ce excision and the Guchab M ining Centre. G rid is 10km.
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For further information please contact:
Dr Matt h ew Painter, General Manager – Exp l oration
Ph o ne (08) 94 8 1 7833
Or cons u lt our webs i te:
http://www.sabresources.com /
Competent Person Declaration
The inform a tion in this report that relates to E x ploration Results is based on info r mation compiled by Dr Matthew Paainter of Sabre R e sources Ltd, who is a m e mber of The Aus t ralian Institute of Geoscientists. D r Painter has sufficient experience t hat is relevant to the style of mine r alisation and type of dep o sit under consid e ration and to th e activity that he i s undertaking to q ualify as a Com p etent Person as defined in the 2 0 12 Edition of the “Austral i an Code for Rep o rting of Exploration Results, Mine r al Resource and Ore Reserves”. D r Painter consentts to the inclusio n in the report of the matt e rs based on his i n formation in the form and context in which it appear s . 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. Al t hough 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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Appendix 1 - Guchab Diamond Drilling
* Copper (Cu) & Silver (Ag) values were determined at the accredited 'Bureau Veritas' Laboratory in Swakopmund, Namibia.
| Hole No | Northing Easting RL Collar coordinates Final Depth (m) Dip(o) Azimuth (oTrue) |
To (m) Downhole Intercept (m) Grade / Comment From (m) |
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| GCDD0001 7818105 796081 1781 111.39 -40° 191° |
0.60 108.35 107.75 1.15% Cu & 6.93 g/t Ag incl 17.90 20.25 2.35 13.24% Cu & 70.84 g/t Ag & 29.80 52.15 22.35 2.08% Cu & 10.11 g/t Ag & 96.90 100.05 3.15 2.85% Cu & 22.90g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0002 7818105 796081 1781 101.13 -60° 182° |
1.42 27.98 26.56 1.06% Cu & 6.25 g/t Ag incl 1.42 5.58 4.16 2.36% Cu & 7.93 g/t Ag & 8.19 12.76 4.57 2.18% Cu & 21.44g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0003 7818105 796081 1781 53.43 -80° 191° |
1.00 19.90 18.90 1.54% Cu & 9.66 g/t Ag incl 1.00 8.00 7.00 2.52% Cu & 10.12g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0004 7818105 796081 1781 60.63 -55° 224° |
0.00 24.05 24.05 1.29% Cu & 10.91 g/t Ag incl 7.18 9.54 2.36 3.47% Cu & 35.34 g/t Ag & 23.05 24.05 1.00 8.55% Cu & 38.38g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0005 7818105 796081 1781 53.32 -55° 161° |
0.00 22.20 22.20 3.45% Cu & 29.67 g/t Ag incl 20.05 22.2 2.15 17.60% Cu & 247.70g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0006 795610 795610 1837 48.35 -45° 291° |
0.90 15.00 14.10 1.31% Cu & 10.50 g/t Ag incl 7.00 9.65 2.65 5.10% Cu & 50.94g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0007 795610 795610 1837 48.55 -60° 280° |
5.48 13.85 8.37 0.54% Cu & 7.43 g/t Ag incl 5.48 6.67 1.19 1.41% Cu & 25.40g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0008 795610 795610 1837 72.89 -45° 350° |
NA NA NA Hole [email protected] m |
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| GCDD0009 795610 795610 1837 17.63 -70° 170° |
NA NA NA Hole [email protected] m |
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| GCDD0010 795610 795610 1837 13.62 -70° 170° |
NA NA NA Redrill GCDD0009 - abandoned |
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| GCDD0011 7818246 795918 1832 103.45 -42° 100° |
42.22 61.07 18.85 1.06% Cu & 15.05 g/t Ag incl 57.44 61.07 3.63 4.08% Cu & 61.92g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0012 7818246 795918 1832 115.73 -40° 131° |
NA NA NA Hole abandoned @ 115.73m due to rigfailure |
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| GCDD0013 7818054 796066 1774 80.10 -40° 041° |
0.00 31.50 31.50 0.29% Cu & 2.30 g/t Ag incl 0.00 2.00 2.00 1.03% Cu & 5.40g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0014 7818054 796066 1774 86.89 -60° 041° |
0.00 53.10 53.10 1.23% Cu & 11.20 g/t Ag incl 0.00 6.55 6.55 2.17% Cu & 9.50 g/t Ag & 12.00 21.00 9.00 2.95% Cu & 19.10g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0015 7818054 796066 1774 90.39 -80° 041° |
0.31 52.16 51.85 1.35% Cu & 15.45 g/t Ag incl 17.72 33.00 15.28 2.81% Cu & 28.66g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0016 7818054 796066 1774 110.96 -49° 165° |
20.00 32.22 12.22 0.67% Cu & 5.87 g/t Ag incl 25.75 26.87 1.12 2.14% Cu & 4.10g/t Ag |
|
| 57.37 86.64 29.27 0.80% Cu & 10.86 g/t Ag incl 63.73 66.31 2.58 2.49% Cu & 27.03 g/t Ag & 71.44 78.10 6.66 1.06% Cu & 15.09g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0017 7818054 796066 1774 159.36 -65° 161° |
12.00 39.00 27.00 0.53% Cu & 6.77 g/t Ag incl 24.00 29.12 5.12 1.58% Cu & 18.21g/t Ag |
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| 50.00 78.40 28.40 0.61% Cu & 11.99 g/t Ag incl 66.20 78.40 12.20 0.87% Cu & 15.77g/t Ag |
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| 93.44 131.00 37.56 0.92% Cu & 12.43 g/t Ag incl 93.44 99.11 5.67 2.28% Cu & 20.02g/t Ag |
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| 126.00 131.00 5.00 1.82% Cu & 33.76g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0018 7818054 796066 1774 132.47 -80° 165° |
15.00 23.59 8.59 1.00% Cu & 12.15 g/t Ag 36.40 50.50 14.10 0.89% Cu & 7.16 g/t Ag incl 48.00 50.50 2.50 1.70% Cu & 7.74g/t Ag |
|
| 59.00 76.00 17.00 1.00% Cu & 23.70g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0019 7818054 796066 1774 153.21 -55° 180° |
23.04 38.45 15.41 1.08% Cu & 5.24 g/t Ag incl 37.37 38.45 1.08 6.45% Cu & 42.26g/t Ag |
|
| 58.35 104.00 45.65 1.04% Cu & 12.27 g/t Ag incl 58.35 73.25 14.90 1.30% Cu & 16.20 g/t Ag & 81.10 104.00 22.90 1.22% Cu & 15.88g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0020 7818054 796066 1774 149.99 -45° 186° |
29.00 45.00 16.00 1.19% Cu & 8.26 g/t Ag 78.00 82.55 4.55 0.53% Cu & 3.07g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0021 7818054 796066 1774 120.34 -60° 339° |
0.00 47.27 47.27 0.64% Cu & 5.33 g/t Ag incl 0.00 4.17 4.17 1.52% Cu & 11.52 g/t Ag & 11.68 13.00 1.32 3.66% Cu & 20.41 g/t Ag & 21.46 23.60 2.14 2.27% Cu & 19.03g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0022 7818054 796066 1774 120.09 -30° 339° |
0.00 5.00 5.00 1.38% Cu & 7.82g/t Ag |
| Hole No | Northing Easting RL Collar coordinates Final Depth (m) Dip(o) Azimuth (oTrue) |
To (m) Downhole Intercept (m) Grade / Comment From (m) |
|---|---|---|
| GCDD0023 7818054 796066 1774 120.39 -80° 339° |
0.00 40.81 40.81 1.34% Cu & 11.63 g/t Ag 55.60 64.34 8.74 0.80% Cu & 21.65g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0024 7818054 796066 1774 59.09 -40° 210° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0025 7818054 796066 1774 144.33 -60° 210° |
36.00 39.10 3.10 3.04% Cu & 22.17 g/t Ag 65.38 124.00 58.62 1.38% Cu & 28.27 g/t Ag incl 116.00 124.00 8.00 3.04% Cu & 59.08g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0026 7818054 796066 1774 129.45 -80° 210° |
14.63 30.45 15.82 2.80% Cu & 24.61 g/t Ag 50.50 58.42 7.92 1.12% Cu & 12.14 g/t Ag 75.80 80.00 4.20 1.90% Cu & 41.55g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0027 7818107 796083 1781 38.64 -40° 120° |
0.00 17.64 17.64 1.24% Cu & 5.50g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0028 7818110 796084 1781 50.84 -40° 060° |
1.00 29.72 28.72 0.64% Cu & 8.83 g/t Ag incl 5.90 8.46 2.56 2.04% Cu & 14.45g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0029 7818111 796082 1781 41.69 -40° 030° |
0.00 24.00 24.00 0.60% Cu & 6.66 g/t Ag incl 0.00 4.81 4.81 1.10% Cu & 8.81g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0030 7818112 796080 1781 44.79 -40° 000° |
0.00 15.00 15.00 0.81% Cu & 13.24 g/t Ag incl 0.00 7.28 7.28 1.36% Cu & 19.16g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0031 7818113 796077 1781 59.76 -40° 325° |
0.00 10.52 10.52 1.10% Cu & 11.29 g/t Ag incl 0.00 4.60 4.60 1.93% Cu & 21.20g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0032 7818110 796077 1781 62.93 -40° 303° |
1.04 11.00 9.96 1.85% Cu & 13.69g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0033 7818107 796080 1781 30.45 -40° 240° |
0.00 10.91 10.91 1.38% Cu & 8.61g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0034 7818110 796081 1781 80.84 -81° 061° |
0.00 19.73 19.73 1.49% Cu & 12.81 g/t Ag incl 12.78 17.58 4.80 2.80% Cu & 34.35g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0035 7818110 796080 1781 50.00 -71° 359° |
1.54 23.00 21.46 0.46% Cu & 6.78g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0036 7818109 796080 1781 93.39 -75° 300° |
0.00 15.50 15.50 0.59% Cu & 6.14 g/t Ag 23.00 26.91 3.91 1.25% Cu & 12.05g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0037 7818222 795946 1839 62.75 -40° 060° |
2.90 12.98 10.08 1.54% Cu & 23.19 g/t Ag 38.75 44.00 5.25 2.66% Cu & 11.78g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0038 7818221 795946 1839 81.42 -60° 060° |
3.50 13.00 9.50 1.09%Cu & 7.79g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0039 7818189 795961 1839 106.99 -40° 060° |
2.95 26.10 23.15 1.29% Cu & 4.50 g/t Ag incl 21.00 26.10 5.10 2.83% Cu & 8.33g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0040 7818187 795959 1839 119.99 -60° 060° |
4.55 18.72 14.17 1.35% Cu & 9.14 g/t Ag incl 8.31 10.69 2.38 5.73% Cu & 26.37g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0041 7818140 796006 1830 109.79 -40° 060° |
22.13 28.00 5.87 1.24% Cu & 6.29g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0042 7818139 796005 1830 140.09 -60° 060° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0043 7817911 796095 1710 100.20 -45° 330° |
NA NA NA Hole collapsed |
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| GCDD0044 7817911 796095 1710 81.40 -30° 330° |
NA NA NA Hole collapsed |
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| GCDD0045 7818156 796053 1825 204.86 -40° 183° |
25.00 31.81 6.81 1.50% Cu & 1.47g/t Ag |
|
| 114.30 119.00 4.70 0.87% Cu & 1.99g/t Ag |
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| 183.00 204.86 21.86 2.22% Cu & 44.59g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0046 7817912 796094 1710 160.05 -15° 337° |
95.60 122.00 26.40 2.44% Cu & 43.61g/t Ag |
|
| GCDD0047 7817910 796096 1710 90.35 -65° 330° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0048 7817910 796096 1710 90.20 -85° 331° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0049 7817907 796097 1830 199.20 -75° 150° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
|
| GCDD0050 7817939 796113 1708 129.30 -25° 330° |
72.00 82.33 10.33 3.18% Cu & 29.04g/t Ag |
|
| GCDD0051 7817938 796114 1708 142.80 -40° 330° |
77.61 79.00 1.33 0.93% Cu & 8.26 g/t Ag 83.54 85.00 1.46 1.93% Cu & 15.24 g/t Ag 92.00 93.33 1.00 2.44% Cu & 29g/t Ag |
|
| GCDD0052 7817937 796114 1708 66.50 -55° 330° |
NA NA NA Hole collapsed |
|
| GCDD0053 7818254 795906 1859 71.59 -40° 030° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0054 7818252 795908 1859 44.47 -40° 060° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0055 7818251 795908 1859 99.09 -60° 090° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0056 7818252 795907 1863 160.00 -60° 060° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0058 7817938 796114 1708 160.00 -50° 335° |
89.80 91.00 1.20 1.57% Cu & 48.50g/t Ag |
|
| GCDD0059 7817938 796039 1745 180.00 -75° 330° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0060 7817938 796039 1745 149.91 -60° 335° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0061 7817938 796039 1745 2.99 -60° 004° |
NA NA NSR No Significant Results |
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| GCDD0062 7817938 796039 1745 140.85 -60° 004° |
74.00 75.00 1.00 1.20% Cu & 21.64g/t Ag |
|
| 77.69 80.92 3.23 1.81% Cu & 25.38g/t Ag |
||
| 88.48 96.46 7.98 1.70% Cu & 26.52 g/t Ag incl 91.00 94.00 3.00 2.65% Cu & 36.83g/t Ag |
||
| 99.95 101.69 1.74 1.26% Cu & 6.83g/t Ag |
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| GCDD0063 7817938 796039 1745 164.20 -70° 004° |
144.60 150.00 5.40 1.37% Cu & 40.63g/t Ag |
Appendix 2 - Schedule of Mining and Exploration Tenements
| **Country ** | State/Region | Project | Tenement ID | Area (km2) | Grant date | Interest |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Namibia | Otjozondjupa | Otavi Mountain Land base metals | EPL3540 | 213.2 | 30/10/2006 | 80% |
| EPL3542 | 475.5 | 30/10/2006 | 70% |