RNS Number:8096M
Tianshan Goldfields Ltd
30 January 2008
TIANSHAN GOLDFIELDS LIMITED
("TIANSHAN" or the "COMPANY)
QUARTERLY REPORT
Highlights
Tianshan Goldfields Limited ("Tianshan or the Company") (AIM/ASX: TGF) owns 90%
of the 2.8moz Gold Mountain project in the Xinjiang Province of North West
China. The Company's aim to develop the Gold Mountain project into a large
tonnage, open pit mining and heap leach operation continued to progress
positively in the December 2007 quarter.
* Drilling in the December quarter confirmed grade
continuity and extensions to the west of the Yelmand deposit. A high grade
feeder structure was confirmed in the south east of the Jinxi deposit, and
shallow mineralisation extends to the southwest. A total of 14,916 metres (134
holes) diamond drill holes were completed in 2007.
* New resources estimations for the Yelmand, Jinxi and
Mayituobi deposits at Gold Mountain have been undertaken by Micromine Consulting
of Beijing in the December quarter with the results expected to be released in
Q1 2008.
* During the quarter work continued on pre-feasibility
studies for a potential open pit and heap leach mining operation, including,
site survey and soil sampling work to select suitable locations for leach pads
at Yelmand and Mayituobi was completed by Golder & Associates and design work
commenced and Chinese Design Institutes continued baseline environmental
studies.
* Successful and positive results for column leach tests,
undertaken by Kappes Cassiday & Associates (KCA) on core from Yelmand and
Mayituobi have been reported.
* Bulk Leach Extractable Gold tests on minus 2mm crushed
drill core from the Mayituobi deposit returned very satisfying average leach
recoveries of 91.3% from 143 composites, after five days of leaching.
* A regional exploration drilling programme of 3,252 metres
was completed in 2007. Significant mineralisation was reported at the Tekexi and
Awulia prospects on the regional Nalensayi Tenement in the current period.
Overview
In the current quarter Tianshan is pleased to report the completion of the
resource infill and extensional drilling at the Yelmand, Jinxi and Mayituobi
deposits as part of the pre-feasibility study.
At Jinxi drilling confirmed extensions to mineralisation in typical
hydrothermally altered breccias in the southeast. This significant
mineralisation in the southeast indicates the potential for development of high
grade feeder zones at depth. Extensions to shallow mineralisation in the south
west of Jinxi have also been confirmed.
Drilling at Mayituobi has located mineralisation in the north that has returned
grades higher than previously reported for the Mayituobi deposit. Yelmand
infill drilling continued to confirm grade continuity and extensions to the
west.
Rock chip channel sampling and subsequent drilling at the regional Awulia and
Tekexi prospects on the Nalensayi tenement, 30km southeast of the Gold Mountain
tenement, has returned encouraging intersections of gold that warrant follow-up
exploration in 2008.
A total of 134 drill holes in the 2007 programme have been completed at the
Jinxi, Yelmand and Mayituobi deposits and eight regional prospects for a total
of 14,916 metres drilled for the year. A total of 15,820 samples, including
check assays, submitted to the laboratory were reported.
Kappes Cassiday & Associates (KCA) examined the potential metallurgical
performance using conventional heap leach technology. KCA carried out both fine
and coarse intermittent bottle roll leach tests on crushed and pulverised
diamond borehole assay pulps to quantify the bulk leach extractable gold ("BLEG
"), as well as column leach tests on crushed borehole core samples. Mayituobi
and Yelmand column leach gold recoveries were 77% and 67% respectively after 72
days of leaching. Gold leach kinetics are rapid (60% being recovered after 10
days leaching). Reagent consumption rates are low and results show no
requirement to agglomerate the Gold Mountain ore after fine crushing.
Metallurgical test work on the Jinxi deposit is still ongoing.
BLEG tests on all drill core from the Mayituobi deposit returned very satisfying
average leach recoveries were 91.3%(1) for 143 composites, on minus 2mm crushed
drill core, after five days of leaching. Leach recoveries were shown to be
independent of gold head grade. BLEG tests on all drill core from the Yelmand
and Jinxi deposits are in progress with results expected Q1 2008.
Initial comminution testing was undertaken on core samples from Yelmand and
Mayituobi.
The technical and permitting requirements for the pre-feasibility study, to meet
both internal Chinese and international assessment criteria, have been
researched and initial studies commenced after signing contracts with
appropriate Chinese Institutions and Golder Associates Pty Ltd who will
co-ordinate the studies.
Resource Drilling
To end December 2007, a total of 11,664 metres (109 holes) of diamond drilling
have been completed at the Jinxi, Yelmand and Mayituobi deposits. All assays are
reported in Table 2.
The priority of this drilling programme was to further define extensions to
mineralisation located earlier in the year and to complete infill resource
drilling at the three deposits so that the resources defined in areas of
potential economic development, within the known global resource, were brought
into the Indicated and Measured categories to allow meaningful pit optimisation
studies to commence.
Drilling Results
Jinxi Deposit
During the quarter a total of eight drill holes have been completed at the Jinxi
deposit for a total of 754.4 metres drilled. Assay results for the first 46 of
the 54 holes, drilled in 2007, at Jinxi were summarised in the ASX/AIM June and
September quarterly reports. Assays for all eight holes completed in the
current quarter were reported on 29 October and 19 December 2007.
Shallow hydrothermal breccia mineralisation in the southwest zone was confirmed
in infill holes and found to extend to the west on several sections. Infill
drilling continued to confirm the existence of mineralisation, at moderate
depth, extending to the southeast.
Yelmand Deposit
During the quarter a total of seven drill holes have been completed at the
Yelmand deposit for a total of 772.2 metres drilled. Assay results for the first
27 of the 34 holes, drilled in 2007, at Yelmand were summarised in the ASX/AIM
June and September quarterly reports. Assays for all seven holes completed in
the current quarter were reported on 29 October and 19 December 2007.
Most holes have intersected brecciated and hydrothermally overprinted
volcano-clastics with gold mineralisation over significant widths (Table 2).
Significant mineralisation has been intersected in infill holes drilled along
the western margin of the deposit. It is anticipated that these extensions to
mineralisation improve the economics of future pit optimisation studies.
Mayituobi Deposit
During the quarter a total of eight drill holes have been completed at the
Mayituobi deposit for a total of 603.6 metres drilled. Assay results for the
first 10 of the 18 holes, drilled in 2007, at Mayituobi were summarised in the
ASX/AIM June and September quarterly reports. Assays for all eight holes
completed in the current quarter were reported on 29 October and 19 December
2007. Most holes have intersected favourable brecciated and hydrothermally
overprinted volcano-clastics over significant widths.
Balake
In 2007, three drill holes have been completed at Balake, (which is now
considered as the southern extension of Yelmand for resource estimation
purposes) for a total of 397.8 metres drilled. These holes confirmed the
existence of a significant thickness of mineralisation on the western margins,
close to a modelled structure or possible feeder zone.
Regional Exploration on the Xinjiang Gold Mountain Exploration Licences
Regional Prospect Drilling
The regional drilling programme commenced with drilling of the Kezele prospect
on the Gold Mountain tenement followed by Jinshan, Lau Ban, Arrow, Chart and
Sarkarda - the latter on the Urumu-Tulasu tenement. All results were summarised
in the ASX/AIM Quarterly report of 30 September 2007. Significant
mineralisation intersected at Jinshan, in a tectonically brecciated and
andesitic volcanic host, warrants follow-up geological mapping and drill testing
in the 2008 field programme.
Gold Mountain Tenement
Two diamond drill holes (DD07KE2008 & 009) were completed at Kezele in the
quarter for a total of 279.8 metres. These holes target the northern and south
western extensions of the extensive gold mineralised silicified breccia
outcropping in this region. The drill holes intersected narrow widths of
tectonic hydrothermal breccias returning gold values within breccias in the
order of 20 metres. The increase in tenor of mineralisation to the north,
located in holes drilled in the prior reporting period, was not found to extend
to the west.
* DD07KEZ009 - 4 metres at 0.76g/t Au from 134 metres and 2
metres at 1.78g/t Au metres from 134 metres.
Nalensayi Tenement
The Nalensayi tenement is located in the southern area of the Xinjiang Gold
Mountain Joint Venture tenement holding in the southern region of the Tulasi
Basin, 20km southeast of the Arxi gold mine. During the current quarter two
prospects, namely Awulia and Tekexi, were drill tested with five holes completed
for 833.5 metres drilled. Results were reported to the ASX/AIM on 19 December
2007.
The extensive siliceous alteration mapped in rhyolitic brecciated tuff,
associated with the Tekexi prospect will receive detailed geological mapping,
acquisition of ground magnetics and extensive regional rock chip sampling to
evaluate what appears to be an extensive zone of alteration in this highly
prospective area.
Metallurgical Test work
Column leach tests
An extensive metallurgical test work program undertaken by KCA examined the
potential metallurgical performance using conventional heap leach technology.
As part of the test work program KCA carried out both fine and coarse
intermittent bottle roll leach tests on crushed and pulverised diamond borehole
assay pulps to quantify the BLEG, as well as column leach tests on crushed
borehole core samples. Positive results from ongoing metallurgical test work by
KCA were reported to ASX/AIM on 12 October 2007.
Mayituobi and Yelmand column leach gold recoveries were 77% and 67% respectively
after 72 days of leaching. Gold leach kinetics are rapid (60% being recovered
after 10 days leaching). Reagent consumption rates are low and results show no
requirement to agglomerate the Gold Mountain ore after fine crushing.
Metallurgical test work on the Jinxi deposit is still ongoing.
Preliminary investigations were conducted comparing bottle roll leach recoveries
obtained using a High Pressure Grinding Rolls ("HPGR") crusher compared to a
conventional crusher resulted in improved metallurgical performance. Composite
samples from Gold Mountain crushed to minus 6.3mm, using a pilot scale HPGR
crusher, resulted in increased gold leach recoveries of 6-7% over conventionally
crushed material. Further testing is proposed to define the potential for use
of HPGR crushing.
Preliminary scouting flotation test work is underway on the Jinxi high-grade
sulphide zone; the aim of this test work is to produce a bulk rougher
concentrate for high intensity cyanidation and a flotation tail product for
leaching by CIL.
bulk leach extractable gold leach tests
On 18 October 2007 Tianshan announced to ASX/AIM results from the successful
completion of BLEG tests on all drill core from the Mayituobi deposit. This
release provided details of results received from further testing conducted on
samples from the Mayituobi deposit. Average leach recoveries were 91.3%(2) for
143 composites, on minus 2mm crushed drill core, after five days of leaching.
Leach recoveries were shown to be independent of gold head grade.
BLEG tests, on five metre composites from the Yelmand and Jinxi deposits are
presently ongoing. Results for these are expected to be released in Q1 2008.
These BLEG results will be incorporated into the resource block models for the
deposits, suitably factored downwards to estimate heap leach recovery at the
design crush size of minus 6.3mm. This will provide an estimation of
recoverable gold on a block-by-block basis, providing a global average recovery
for the deposits. A combination of gold grade and leach recoveries, on a
block-by-block basis, will assist Tianshan to evaluate mine planning, pit design
and project economics. The BLEG results will also be used to define samples for
further column leach testing.
Comminution Testing
Initial crushing weight index testing and abrasion testing has been completed
for Mayituobi and Yelmand deposits. These results will be fed into the
processing costs for future project financial models.
Pre-Feasibility Studies and Future Work
Chinese Geological Report and Ore Resource Estimate
The compilation of the Chinese geological report is in progress. This report
incorporates the resource estimations for Yelmand, Jinxi and Mayituobi deposits,
undertaken by Micromine Consulting of Beijing, which will be submitted around
mid 2008 to the Ministry of Land and Resources ("MOLAR") in Beijing for approval
and grant of mining leases. Micromine Consulting will partner with a Chinese
approved competent group to submit and present the report to obtain MOLAR
approval.
Baseline Environmental Studies
Appropriate Chinese Institutes are continuing to undertake key environmental,
social and hydrological studies. These institutes work together with Golder and
Associates Pty Ltd (Beijing) who will be co-ordinating the international
component of the pre-feasibility studies.
Golder and Associates Pty Ltd
Golder and Associates has been contracted to ensure Xinjiang Gold Mountain (XGM)
Geological Assessment Report work is to International and Chinese standards for
environment, social and hydrology studies and to ensure international
pre-feasibility and Chinese feasibility standards for environment and social
impact assessment and hydrology studies.
Golders will assist in co-ordinating the work of the following groups:
Ground Water and Hydrology
BGMR No. 2 Party Xinjiang has completed the drilling, mapping, IP survey and
flow metre surveys on a single hydrological bore at each of the Yelmand, Jinxi
and Mayituobi deposits. The final hydrological report is in preparation and
will ensure XGM meets ground water study requirements for a Chinese feasibility.
The Institute of Hydropower of Bureau of Water Resources, Xinjiang, completed
surface water supply assessment report.
Environmental Protection Authority Xinjiang
The contract for flora and fauna studies was finalised with the Xinjiang
Institute of Ecology and Geography. Field studies will commence immediately.
Environmental studies will ensure XGM Geological Assessment Report is to Chinese
standard and meet environmental studies for a Chinese feasibility.
Weather Station
A permanent weather station was constructed in November 2007, under permit
granted by the Bureau of national meteorology in Beijing. The local Bureau of
Meteorology in Yining County operates and maintains the equipment. Data for the
last six weeks of 2007 has been delivered.
Seismic Assessment
The Xinjiang Institute of Natural Disaster Prevention delivered an initial draft
of seismic safety assessment study.
leach pad location and design
Golder and Associates completed scoping studies, including site assessment and
soil profile sampling, for Yelmand and Mayituobi. Selected locations will now
be incorporated in to the leach pad designs. The design of the Mayituobi leach
pad will be a conventional heap leach while Yelmand is a valley leach design.
Strategy and Targets moving Forward
* Pre-feasibility studies are ongoing with surface and ground water and
leach pad location studies completed. Environment, seismic, flora and fauna
studies, mine construction and infrastructure design having commenced. The Pre
Feasibility Study is estimated to be completed by mid 2008 at which time a full
Feasibility may follow;
* Golders & Associates have commenced design of heap leach pads;
* The Gold Mountain Project Geological Assessment Report is well
underway. Once complete this report will be submitted to the Ministry of Land
and Resources in Beijing for Project Registration. A formal application for a
Mining Licence will then follow in mid 2008;
* New resource estimates being undertaken by Micromine Consulting,
incorporating the 2007 infill and extensional drilling results, for Yelmand
(including Balake), Jinxi and Mayituobi deposits, nears completion. Both a JORC
compliant and Chinese Resource statement will be produced. The JORC compliant
resource is expected to be completed in Q1 2008;
* Cube Consulting has been commissioned to complete pit optimisation,
once the new resource estimates have been received and the geological and grade
models approved;
* Metallurgical work is ongoing for Yelmand and Jinxi, with results of
BLEG tests on five metre composite samples, of minus 2mm crush material, due in
early 2008. Results of this work will be incorporated into the resource block
models for the deposits;
* A Project Manager has been engaged to co-ordinate the pre-feasibility
study with a growing emphasis on mine planning and processing aspects of the
study;
* Tianshan is continuing to target gold production by late 2009
contingent upon a positive outcome from feasibility studies and on gaining all
necessary approvals from the relevant Chinese Authorities; and
* A highly experienced Exploration Geologist with 30 years industry
experience, including five years in central Asia and three years in China, Mr
Barry Davis has joined Tianshan, based in China, to focus on regional
exploration in the Tulasu Basin and be involved in ongoing project evaluation
and prospect generation across China.
Corporate
Capital Raising
Tianshan announced on the 9 November 2007 that it intended to place 31,000,000
ordinary shares at A$0.50 to raise A$15.5m (before costs) as an excluded offer
to institutional investors. A total of 28,000,000 shares were subsequently
issued and settled in late November 2007, utilising the Company's 15% placement
capacity. The balance of 3,000,000 shares will be issued subject to receipt of
shareholder approval pursuant to ASX Listing rule 7.1 at a shareholders meeting
to be held on the 15 February 2008. The placement proceeds will be applied to
the completion of feasibility studies and the 2008 drilling field programme for
the Gold Mountain project.
Preference Share Conversion
At the Annual General meeting of shareholders held on the 23 November 2007 the
Company voted in favour of the acquisition by Mineral Securities Limited of
26,000,000 ordinary fully paid shares in the Company on conversion of a
preference share, on the terms and conditions more particularly described in the
Explanatory Memorandum accompanying the Notice of Meeting sent to shareholders
and announced to the ASX on the 17 October 2007.
Options Converted
During the last quarter the following options were convertered into fully paid
shares:
* 2,375,000 options at an exercise price of $0.34;
* 750,000 options at an exercise price of $0.175; and
* 200,000 options at an exercise price of $0.50.
The conversion of these options raised a total of $978,750 in capital for the
Company.
There are currently a total of 244,517,597 ordinary shares and 30,678,931
options on issue.
For further details regarding the issued and quoted securities for the Company
please refer to the latest Appendix 5B.
Cash on Hand
As at 31 December 2007, the cash balance was:
Tianshan Goldfields Limited A$ 17.35 million (Australia)
Xinjiang Gold Mountain Mining Company Limited A$ 0.1 million (China)
A$ 17.45 million
Mr SL Allnutt (AusIMM, MAIG), Chief Geologist of Tianshan Goldfields Limited,
and Mr K S Liddell (FAusIMM, FIEAust) a director of the Company, compiled the
technical aspects of this report relating to the Gold Mountain Project. Mr
Liddell and Mr Allnutt have sufficient experience that is relevant to the style
of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the activity
that is being reported on to qualify as a Competent Person as defined in the
2004 Edition of the Australasian Code for Reporting of Mineral Resources and Ore
Reserves. Mr Allnutt and Mr Liddell consent to the inclusion in the report of
the matters in the form and context in which it appears.
For Further Information, Please Contact:
Tianshan Goldfields Limited
Level 22, Allendale Square
77 St Georges Terrace
Perth WA 6000
Australia
Telephone: +61 8 9221 7729
Fax: +61 8 9221 7866
Keith Liddell Chairman
Grant Thomas Managing Director
Jason Bontempo Chief Financial Officer
Table 2: Diamond Core Drill Hole Intersections above 0.3g/t Au
Hole UTM_E UTM_N Azimuth Dip From To Interval Grade
(m) (m) ((o)) ((o)) (m) (m) (m) (g/t Au)
JX099 541777 4907712 86.5 -70 219 235 16 0.84
JX100 542109 4907814 86.5 -60 Nil
JX101 541919 4907811 86.5 -65 74 79 4 0.50
JX102 541943 4907762 266.5 -70 Nil
JX103 542150 4907915 86.5 -70 Nil
JX104 541999 4907964 86.5 -65 18 41 23 0.78
Incl. 18 25 7 1.32
Incl. 37 39 2 1.37
JX105 542059 4908064 86.5 -70 23 29 6 0.41
JX106 542024 4908014 86.5 -75 22 37 15 0.58
62 66 4 0.43
76 82 6 2.35
JX107 542107 4907814 266.5 -60 23 32 9 0.81
JX108 542056 4908064 266.5 -70 36 41 5 0.36
72 89 17 0.32
Incl. 81 83 2 0.84
105 112 7 0.53
Incl. 109 111 2 1.17
JX109 542021 4908015 266.5 -70 12 24 12 1.46
JX110 542106 4908207 86.5 -60 14 15 1 1.34
36 42 6 0.37
Incl. 39 40 1 1.06
JX111 542065 4907962 86.5 -70 25 26 1 1.37
31 44 13 0.70
48 49 1 0.50
54 56 2 0.44
65 72 7 0.82
78 82 4 0.53
99 101 2 0.60
JX112 532052 4908165 86.5 -65 27 30 3 0.60
JX113 542064 4907865 266.5 -65 4 25 21 1.06
JX114 542058 4908212 266.5 -55 2 19 17 0.54
Incl. 9 11 2 1.38
26 30 4 0.37
41 58 17 0.71
Incl. 46 48 2 1.51
Incl. 51 58 7 0.8
JX115 542121 4907764 86.5 -70 178 235 57 3.64
Incl. 178 229 51 4.01
JX116 542015 4908259 86.5 -55 24 34 10 0.60
Incl. 24 25 1 1.41
Hole UTM_E UTM_N Azimuth Dip From To Interval Grade
(m) (m) ((o)) ((o)) (m) (m) (m) (g/t Au)
Incl. 27 29 2 0.75
Incl. 32 34 2 0.91
39 62 23 1.58
Incl. 39 41 2 13.39
Incl. 44 52 8 2.14
Incl. 61 62 1 3.12
81 86 5 0.95
109 118 9 1.55
Incl. 112 118 6 2.09
126 130 4 0.60
134 136 2 0.71
JX117 542099 4907914 266.5 -80 22 48 26 0.84
Incl. 28 36 8 1.16
Incl. 39 45 6 1.5
JX118 541898 4907864 266.5 -80 38 42 4 1.14
48 63 15 1.01
Incl. 54 62 8 1.51
JX119 542107 4907863 86.5 -80 36 74 38 0.54
Incl. 51 61 10 1.05
Incl. 63 64 1 0.71
Incl. 70 72 2 0.63
129 135 6 0.36
151 152 1 0.98
169 194 25 1.10
Incl. 169 173 4 1.99
Incl. 178 194 16 1.13
JX120 542013 4908259 266.5 -60 34 36 2 0.76
99 106 7 0.46
136 145 9 0.42
JX121 541860 4907915 86.5 -85 79 83 4 0.40
Incl. 80 81 1 0.61
89 94 5 0.43
Incl. 90 91 1 0.68
JX122 542052 4909114 266.5 -80 21 32 11 1.16
35 47 12 0.77
52 56 4 1.86
71 79 8 0.56
91 121 30 1.51
Incl. 99 121 22 1.84
JX123 541838 4907964 266.5 -80 65 73 8 1.36
77 97 20 0.95
Incl. 87 97 10 1.56
JX124 542082 4908158 86.5 -60 39 46 7 0.38
Hole UTM_E UTM_N Azimuth Dip From To Interval Grade
(m) (m) ((o)) ((o)) (m) (m) (m) (g/t Au)
JX125 541849 4907865 266.5 -80 55 84 29 0.57
Incl. 56 65 9 0.76
JX126 541747 4908012 266.5 -80 134 141 7 0.75
149 177 28 0.66
Incl. 162 173 9 1.08
JX127 542141 4907664 86.5 -70 Nil
JX128 541824 4908014 86.5 -70 75 82 7 0.38
100 114 14 0.32
117 140 23 0.41
JX129 541889 4908164 266.5 -50 75 102 27 0.33
128 136 8 0.39
142 152.4 10.4 0.76
JX130 541884 4907962 266.5 -80 63 82 19 1.22
87 97 10 0.62
JX131 541785 4907963 266.5 -80 92 122 30 0.89
Incl. 109 122 13 1.52
127 143 16 0.37
JX132 541897 4908215 266.5 -50 113 117 4 0.48
JX133 541729 4908064 266.5 -80 130 166 36 0.52
Incl. 141 154 13 0.73
JX134 541775 4908113 86.5 -75 106 110 4 0.56
119 121 2 1.12
127 133 6 1.52
137 140 3 0.40
JX135 541896 4908264 266.5 -75 166 180.14 14.14 0.42
JX136 541799 4908060 86.5 -80 90 117 27 0.51
121 128 7 0.39
132 139 7 0.49
JX137 542000 4907916 86.5 -70 15 32 17 0.689
Incl. 24 31 7 1.02
49 50 1 3.69
54 60 4 1.04
JX138 542000 4908060 86.5 -80 40 65 25 0.58
Incl. 45 54 9 0.95
76 91 15 1.22
JX139 542111 4907962 86.5 -80 79 98.4 19.4 0.62
Incl. 79 83 4 0.84
Incl. 89 94 5 1.00
JX140 542142 4908115 266.5 -60 41 54 13 0.54
58 74 16 1.58
95 107 12 0.64
JX141 542075 4907763 86.5 -70 90 125 35 1.71
133 165 32 0.98
Hole UTM_E UTM_N Azimuth Dip From To Interval Grade
(m) (m) ((o)) ((o)) (m) (m) (m) (g/t Au)
Incl. 133 145 12 1.26
JX142 541979 4907763 86.5 -70 48 52 4 1.04
JX143 542125 4907763 266.5 -85 90 109 19 1.66
JX144 541125 4907813 86.5 -75 166 210 44.6 2.51
JX145 542165 4907963 266.5 -75 112 125 13 0.81
Incl. 114 120 6 1.25
157 186 29 0.64
Incl. 160 173 13 0.87
JX146 542210 4907913 266.5 -80 Nil
JX147 541925 4907913 266.5 -80 33 42 9 0.53
48 67 19 0.50
Incl. 64 66 2 1.37
JX148 541917 4907810 266.5 -60 14 20 6 4.78
39 70 31 0.80
Incl. 44 53 9 1.30
Incl. 63 68 5 1.36
JX149 541890 4907763 266.5 -70 105 134 29 3.68
Incl. 109 134 25 4.20
JX150 541840 4908063 86.5 -80 91 101 10 0.50
JX151 542150 4908013 266.5 -75 Nil
JX152 542090 4907706 356.5 -55 87 91 4 2.99
YEL118 541060 4909324 266.5 -70 31 34 3 0.34
YEL119 540999 4909124 266.5 -70 69 116 47 0.70
Incl. 102 116 14 0.89
YEL120 541119 4909275 86.5 -70 28 49 21 1.61
54 59 5 0.40
YEL121 541150 4909225 266.5 -75 29 54 25 0.72
Incl. 44 53 9 0.92
YEL122 541258 4909025 86.5 -70 10.03 14 3.97 0.85
32 54 22 0.58
Incl. 37 47 10 0.81
YEL123 541200 4909226 266.5 -75 24 37 13 1.28
Incl. 24 35 11 1.44
YEL124 541050 4090030 86.5 -70 10 27 17 0.46
40 79 39 0.96
Incl. 40 55 15 1.49
Incl. 69 75 6 1.10
YEL125 541218 4909176 266.5 -70 2 28 26 1.02
YEL126 541239 4909074 266.5 -60 5 40 35 0.90
YEL127 541194 4908985 86.5 -80 12 18 6 1.08
23 80.77 57.77 1.16
YEL128 540999 4909024 86.5 70 13 83 70 0.65
Incl. 55 83 28 0.88
Hole UTM_E UTM_N Azimuth Dip From To Interval Grade
(m) (m) ((o)) ((o)) (m) (m) (m) (g/t Au)
YEL129 541221 4909026 86.5 -65 15 81 66 1.06
Incl. 18 47 29 1.64
YEL130 541058 4909176 266.5 -70 35 70 35 0.89
Incl. 41 56 15 1.14
Incl. 58 69 11 0.93
YEL131 540888 4909074 86.5 -75 31 94 63 0.91
Incl. 37 43 6 1.43
Incl. 69 94 25 1.27
YEL132 541049 4909125 266.5 -70 50 81.4 31.4 0.84
Incl. 50 53 3 1.64
Incl. 78 81.4 3.4 1.44
YEL133 541218 4909026 266.5 -75 23 60.8 37.8 0.65
Incl. 35 45 10 0.98
YEL134 540999 4909226 266.5 -75 90 103 13 1.00
YEL135 541055 4908927 266.5 -80 2.5 40 37.5 1.69
Incl. 30 40 10 1.94
YEL136 541154 4909125 266.5 -70 24 54 30 0.99
YEL137 541310 4909176 86.5 -70 40 47 7 0.91
Incl. 40 41 1 4.99
YEL138 540909 4908975 86.5 -55 40 59 19 0.75
YEL139 541307 4909125 86.5 -70 42 59 17 0.48
Incl. 48 51 3 0.74
YEL140 540962 4908925 86.5 -60 26 38 12 0.81
Incl. 27 31 4 1.01
Incl. 34 38 4 1.13
53 57 4 2.48
YEL141 541152 4908878 266.5 -70 25 28 3 0.62
YEL142 541196 4908907 266.5 -50 3 25 22 1.66
YEL143 540908 4909026 86.5 -60 42 90 48 1.42
Incl. 46 84 38 1.67
YEL144 541326 4909126 86.5 -50 71 135 64 0.67
Incl. 79 98 19 0.78
Incl. 110 119 9 1.00
YEL145 541098 4909081 266.5 -85 11 71 60 0.53
YEL146 541168 4909045 266.5 -60 1 80 79 0.68
Incl. 1 6 5 1.73
Incl. 39 64 25 0.87
YEL147 540950 4909125 266.5 -65 70 150 80 0.77
Incl. 70 74 4 1.69
YEL148 540823 4909072 266.5 -80 Nil
YEL149 540850 4909025 86.5 -55 108 109 1 0.54
YEL150 540960 4908925 266.5 -70 91 96 5 0.52
YEL151 541390 4909025 86.5 -70 Nil
Hole UTM_E UTM_N Azimuth Dip From To Interval Grade
(m) (m) ((o)) ((o)) (m) (m) (m) (g/t Au)
MY037 544326 4908120 86.5 -55 30 40 10 0.45
44 53 9 0.77
MY038 544320 4908200 266.5 -70 14 18 2 0.79
MY039 544350 4908240 266.5 -60 3 16 13 0.57
Incl. 3 7 4 1.02
21 56 35 1.06
Incl. 38 43 5 2.06
Incl. 45 56 11 1.48
MY040 544478 4908288 266.5 -60 15 34 19 0.88
Incl. 21 33 12 1.06
Incl. 40 83 43 0.87
MY041 544500 4908330 86.5 -60 51 58 7 2.17
MY042 544550 4908330 266.5 -60 51 70 19 0.49
MY043 544480 4908330 86.5 -60 18 50 32 2.62
MY044 544440 4908342 26.5 -60 5 9 4 1.84
MY045 544440 4908343 356.5 -65 7 10 3 0.66
MY046 544474 4908330 266.5 -60 20 33 13 1.12
MY047 544402 4908310 266.5 -60 2.2 18 15.8 0.57
Incl. 2.2 6 3.8 0.86
MY048 544450 4908200 86.5 -65 12 28 16 1.67
MY049 544393 4908125 86.5 -60 2.6 10 7.4 1.31
MY050 544280 4908120 266.5 -60 21 25 4 0.48
33 35 2 0.70
MY051 544290 4908080 86.5 -70 36 54 18 0.56
Incl. 43 48 5 0.93
MY052 544500 4908300 86.5 -65 48 68 20 0.64
Incl. 49 59 10 0.76
MY053 544590 4908360 86.5 -75 Nil
MY054 544577 4908300 86.5 -65 65 90 25 0.85
Incl. 66 77 11 1.28
BAL042 541240 4907958 86.5 -80 57 60 3 0.65
67 124 57 1.49
BAL043 541433 4907890 86.5 -70 120 124 4 1.40
133 139 6 0.86
Incl. 133 137 4 1.14
BAL044 541280 4907904 266.5 -70 25 30 5 1.59
KEZ003 541400 4903525 86.5 -60 Nil
KEZ004 541405 4903750 86.5 -60 17 24 7 0.86
Incl. 18 23 5 1.06
44 50 6 0.44
KEZ005 541190 4903805 86.5 -70 20 26 6 0.35
Incl. 20 21 1 0.59
51 52 1 0.87
Hole UTM_E UTM_N Azimuth Dip From To Interval Grade
(m) (m) ((o)) ((o)) (m) (m) (m) (g/t Au)
KEZ006 541127 4904034 86.5 -55 4 5 1 0.33
KEZ007 541432 4904004 266.5 -55 13 14 1 0.32
KEZ008 540910 4903900 86.5 -55 Nil
KEZ009 541204 4903385 176.5 -55 6 12 6 0.43
105 109 4 0.79
134 136 2 1.78
BOS001 540567 4910402 266.5 -60 Nil
BOS002 540645 4910461 266.5 -60 Nil
ARR001 543720 4906710 26.5 -70 Nil
ARR002 543610 4906788 26.5 -70 Nil
SAK001 567513 4899143 86.5 -60 Nil
SAK002 567644 4899300 86.5 -50 Nil
JIS001 548545 4899820 86.5 -55 Nil
JIS002 548460 4899615 86.5 -55 Nil
JIS003 548035 4899750 86.5 -55 26 29 3 0.99
33 34 1 0.80
JIS004 547980 4899470 266.5 -55 Nil
CHA005 547040 4905090 86.5 -55 29 30 1 0.4
CHA006 547053 4905200 86.5 -60 Nil
CHA007 547194 4904975 86.5 -66 Nil
AWL001 564226 4876995 212.5 -60 Nil
AWL002 564284 4876890 216.5 -65 37 46 9 0.50
Incl. 39 42 3 0.76
TKX001 560550 4879060 26.5 -60 54 55 1 0.83
TKX002 560240 4879215 266.5 -60 Nil
TKX003 560416 4879246 206.5 -60 74 75 1 0.59
89 90 1 0.64
151 154 3 0.84
Incl. 151 152 1 2.13
183 188 5 0.38
Incl. 187 188 1 1.21
220 221 1 0.55
Grid coordinates in WGS84, UTM Zone 44 North
Diamond core drilling (HQ and NQ), triple tube, 95+% core recovery, all holes
surveyed
Assays for gold on half core, crushed and pulverised. 50g fire assay, detection
limit 0.01g/t Au
YEL = Yelmand, JX = Jinxi, BAL = Balake, MY= Mayituobi, ARR= Arrow, RID = Ridge,
GOR = Gorge, PLA = Plateau, SUN = Sunny Valley, BOS = Lau Ban, SAK = Sarkarda,
JIS = Jinshan, CHA = Chart, AWL = Awulia, TKX = Tekexi
Maximum 3 metres internal waste 0.5g/t Au, 1 metre maximum internal waste
Nil = Assays reported no significant value
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(1) These recoveries are higher than would be expected from production heap
leaching at a coarser crush size
(2) These recoveries are higher than would be expected from production heap
leaching at a coarser crush size
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