sieht für mich nach ner 2. Candente aus - nich das ich jetzt Candente untreu werde, aber Antares scheitn auch ein kleines Sahnestückchen zu sein
nochmal zu
Antares Min.
habe nach der News heute nochmal nen bissl gestöbert, wie es ausschaut no debts, genug Cash und über 50% der Shares in festen Händen
Zitat aus den Bullboards:
.... I have been all over this ANM story from VERY early on, I never guessed we would ever pull such a deep, rich hole out of Haquira. When you combine this hole with the other previous impressive drill results, it's clear to see that a HUGE deposit is being developed, one worthy of a very lofty offer from a cash rich mining company in need of replenishing their depleting portfolio.
Share structure is absolutely superb on ANM. Between Farallon Capital Management, MDR's ownership of ANM shares and insiders,
more than 50% of the shares are locked away. In addition, the treasury is nicely "cashed up" so we won't see more paper being printed for sometime, if ever. Bottom line, if investors want a piece of this company the only place to get it is in the market, likely at a premium to current share price.
Welcome aboard Speedy, I haven't noticed any postings from you in the past so I guess you are a Newbie.
Enjoy the ride, SL
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2008-01-02 19:53 ET - News Release
Mr. John Black reports
ANTARES INTERSECTS 943 M WITH 0.65% COPPER AT HAQUIRA EAST PORPHYRY COPPER PROJECT, PERU
Antares Minerals Inc. is releasing the results from four additional diamond drill holes at the Haquira project in southern Peru. The objective of the current drill program is to delineate recently discovered high-grade primary porphyry copper-molybdenum-gold mineralization beneath the secondary copper blanket at the Haquira East zone (see Stockwatch news dated July 12, 2007, Aug. 9, 2007, and Oct. 26, 2007). Highlights from drill holes AHAD-104 through AHAD-107 (2,765.70 metres total) include:
AHAD-107
943.30 m with 0.65 per cent copper and 0.009 per cent molybdenum (0.70 per cent copper equivalent);
Includes 442.85 m with 0.74 per cent Cu, 0.010 per cent Mo (0.80 per cent Cu equivalent);
Hole remains open to depth with final 51.45 m grading 0.41 per cent Cu;
Hole terminated at 1007.60 m due to lack of available drill rods;
200-metre step-out from nearest deep drill holes (AHAD-106 and AHAD-098A);
Intercept may represent second, vertically extensive, higher-grade copper centre;
AHAD-106
496.35 m with 0.58 per cent Cu and 0.024 per cent Mo (0.72 per cent Cu equivalent);
Includes 211.00 m with 0.67 per cent Cu and 0.032 per cent Mo (0.86 per cent Cu equivalent);
AHAD-104 and AHAD-105 were drilled to delineate the northeastern margin of system;
AHAD-105 intersected 351.40 m with 0.45 per cent Cu and 0.018 per cent Mo (0.56 per cent Cu equivalent);
AHAD-104 intersected 351.95 m with 0.48 per cent Cu and 0.016 per cent Mo (0.58 per cent Cu equivalent);
Both holes terminated in less mineralized sedimentary wall rocks;
All four holes entered directly into well-mineralized porphyry beneath 49 to 89.20 m of barren colluvium (postmineral cover). The upper 16.30 to 42.35 m of the mineralized intercepts consists of secondary copper mineralization (principally in situ copper oxides), with grades ranging from 0.46 to 0.84 per cent Cu. The remainder of the mineralized intercepts consists of primary sulphide mineralization dominated by chalcopyrite with lesser molybdenite, bornite and pyrite.
John Black, president and chief executive officer of Antares Minerals, commented as follows: "The results from drilling at Haquira East continue to exceed our expectations in terms of both average grade and vertical extent of mineralization. The four holes presented in this press release have now confirmed the potential for a significant volume of primary copper mineralization at Haquira East with additional molybdenum and gold credits. More importantly the results from AHAD-107 indicate that a second centre of thicker and higher-grade copper mineralization is emerging as drilling progresses to the northwest. We had anticipated that grades and thicknesses of mineralization might gradually decrease away from the bornite-rich core defined by drill holes AHAD-098A, AHAD-099 and AHAD-102, so we were pleasantly surprised by nearly one kilometre of well-mineralized porphyry in AHAD-107 and the re-emergence of bornite and associated higher copper and gold grades.
Mineralization remains open to the north and west and we look forward to additional results in the near future."
Danke!
passts schon. Aber Seuche an den Hacken haben triffts halt auf den Punkt! 
