sicherlich haben einige ander Werte bisher eine bessere Performance geliefert, aber ich bin davon überzeugt das Candente noch einer sehr gute Entwicklung vor sich hat -warum?
-Topprojekt : Canariaco im Norden Peru´s - Kupfer
-open-Pit
-i.Moment mindestens 10 Mrd Pfund Kupfer nachgewiesen
-mit dabei Gold,Moly,etc.
-Top-Management mit Joanne Freeze an der Spitze
-sehr gute Beziehungen zur vom Projekt betroffenen Bevölkerung und zu allen öffentlichen Behörden;
es werden Candente keinerlei Steine in den Weg gelegt
-Beginn der Produktion in der Starter-Pit ist eventuell schon für Ende 2008 vorgesehen
-weiter sehr interressante Projekte: Gold,Silber etc.
-Amerigo ist über das letzte PP jetzt mit 10% an Candente als strategischer Partner beteiligt - mit Option auf mehr
-sehr strak undervalued
Vancouver, British Columbia, 15. August 2007. Candente Resource Corp. (DNT:TSX) "Candente" meldet seine Ergebnisse fÌr das zweite Quartal, welches am 30. Juni 2007 endete. SÀmtliche BetrÀge in dieser Pressemitteilung sind in US-Dollar angegeben, sofern nicht anders hingewiesen.
Candente investierte zwischen 1. Januar und 30. Juni insgesamt US$ 6.221.204 in seine MineralgrundstÌcke, wobei US$ 4.995.708 fÌr das Kupferprojekt Cañariaco ausgegeben wurden. Die Gesamtausgaben auf Cañariaco seit dem Erwerb im Jahr 2002 belaufen sich auf US$ 11.350.555.
Am 7. Juni 2007 brachte das Unternehmen CDN$ 17.120.831 Ìber eine vermittelte Privatplatzierung auf; im Zuge dessen emittierte das Unternehmen 13.169.870 Aktien. Die Privatplatzierung erfolgte Ìber ein Konsortium unter der Leitung von Westwind Partners Inc., welchem auch Raymond James Ltd. fÌr Investoren auÃŞerhalb von SÌdamerika und Credibolsa S.A.B. S.A. fÌr Investoren in SÌdamerika angehörten. Die Nettogewinne der Privatplatzierung werden zur Finanzierung von Explorationen und ErschlieÃŞungen auf den MineralgrundstÌcken des Unternehmens und als allgemeine Betriebsmittel verwendet. Das Unternehmen konzentriert sich darauf, das Projekt Cañariaco durch die DurchfÌhrung von Machbarkeits- und UmweltvertrÀglichkeitsstudien, einschlieÃŞlich zusÀtzlicher Bohrungen und metallurgischer Untersuchungen, in die Produktionsphase zu bringen. Explorationsbohrungen sind auch am Gold- und SilbergrundstÌck El Oro in Mexiko im Gange.
Amerigo Resources Ltd. subskribierte einen erheblichen Anteil der Privatplatzierung, wodurch Amerigo zusammen mit den auf dem Markt erworbenen Stammaktien von Candente insgesamt etwa 9,9% der auf einer unverwÀsserten Basis ausgegebenen Aktien von Candente besitzt. Klaus Zeitler, President von Amerigo, wurde in das Board of Directors von Candente aufgenommen; Peter de Visser trat vom Board of Directors zurÌck, bleibt jedoch CFO von Candente.
Das Unternehmen erhielt durch die Wahrnehmung von 1.095.000 Stammaktienoptionen zu einem Preis von CDN$ 0,33 bis CDN$ 0,85, einschlieÃŞlich 10.000 Optionen zu einem Preis von CDN$ 0,17 und der Wahrnehmung von 2.256.938 Warrants zu einem Preis von CDN$ 1,25 und CDN$ 1,65, eine zusÀtzliche Finanzierung in Höhe von CDN$ 3.626.322.
Das Unternehmen hat einen Aktienoptionsplan: Am 31. Juli 2007 waren 8.745.000 Aktienoptionen im Umlauf, von denen 5.783.625 erworben wurden und "im Geld" ("in the money") sind. Diese Optionen können wahrgenommen werden und somit fÌr eine zusÀtzliche Finanzierung von $ 4.578.360 sorgen.
Der Nettoverlust des Unternehmens in den sechs Monaten bis zum 30. Juni belief sich insgesamt auf ($ 1.799.418), oder ($ 0,03) pro Aktie; im selben Zeitraum des Vorjahres betrugen die Verluste ($ 833.247), oder ($ 0,02) pro Aktie.
Die GeschÀftsberichte sowie die Erörterung und die Analyse des Managements sind auf der Website des Unternehmens verfÌgbar: www.candente.com.
Candente ist ein vielseitiges Kupfer- und Goldexplorationsunternehmen, dessen Schwerpunkt auf der Wertsteigerung fÌr AktionÀre und örtliche Interessensvertreter durch Erkundungen liegt. Candente verfÌgt mit Cañariaco Ìber ein laugbares Kupferprojekt in fortgeschrittenem Explorationsstadium sowie Ìber andere Gold-, Kupfer- und Silberprojekte in Peru und Mexiko. Durch die Subskription von Candente ist sichergestellt, dass seine Explorations- und ErschlieÃŞungsaktivitÀten auch den örtlichen Gemeinden zugute kommt.
FÌr weitere Informationen wenden Sie sich bitte an Joanne Freeze oder Neil Currie unter: (604) 689-1957 oder gebÌhrenfrei 1-877-689-1964 oder info@candente.comwww.candente.com.
Candente Resource Corp.: KUPFERMINERALISIERUNG ERWEITERT AUF EINE TIEFE VON 767 METERN IN CAÑARIACO NORTE, PERU
Vancouver, British Columbia, 25. Juli 2007. Candente Resource Corp. (DNT:TSX) (“Candente”) freut sich, mitzuteilen, dass 4 Diamant-Bohrlöcher in Tiefen von 639 m, 721 m, 767 m und 761 m (07-129, 07-135, 07-141 und 07-146) fertig gestellt wurden und alle Bohrlöcher in Kupfermineralisierung (Cu) und einer starken Alteration endeten. Die Löcher wurden nur deswegen gestoppt, weil sie die Bohrkapazität erschöpft hatten. Für das laufende Bohrprogramm ist eine Gesamtzahl von 10 Tiefbohrlöchern geplant. Proben wurden erhalten für Bohrloch 07-083 bis 07-140 (außer 12 Bohrlöchern, welche für metallurgische Prüfungen gebohrt wurden).
Die Bohrungen im Jahr 2007 bis zum heutigen Tag weisen auf eine signifikante Zunahme der Lagerstättengröße hin. Die tieferen Löcher erstrecken sich im Durchschnitt 250 m und 350 m unter den Tiefen der vorherigen Löcher in den nördlichen bzw. südlichen Teilen der Lagerstätte. Im März 2007 wurde eine Ressource von 820 Millionen Tonnen (Mt) mit einem durchschnittlichen Cu-Gehalt von 0.45% (Cut-off von 0.3% Cu) und mit 8.1 Milliarden Pfund Kupfer geschätzt auf der Grundlage von 82 Löchern (26.018,72 m), die per Dezember 2006 gebohrt waren (siehe Pressemitteilung 202, 4. März 2007).
Offensichtlich ist nun eine besser abgegrenzte Zonierung der Kupfermineralisierung in der Lagerstätte. Im südlichen Teil der Lagerstätte (6 bis 150 m dick) tritt eine Zone mit mehr als 70% löslichem Kupfer auf als Kupferglanz mit weniger Covellite und anderen Kupfermineralien innerhalb der Lehm- und Schieferzwischenalteration. Unterhalb des Kupferglanzes tritt eine Kupfermineralisierung auf, welche vor allem Kupferkies und weniger Bornit umfasst. Der Gehalt ist sehr konsistent sowohl innerhalb, als auch zwischen den zwei Zonen und hat sich in den Bohrungen 2007 gebessert. Im nördlichen Teil der Lagerstätte ist Kupferkies vorherrschend, mit höherem Gehalt als im Süden, und er wird überlagert von Kupferglanz mit noch höherem Gehalt. Das Bohrloch 06-076 beispielsweise bohrte 33 m 1.56% Cu mit 71% löslichem Kupfer, das 476 m 0.74% Cu mit hauptsächlich Kupferkies überlagerte (Gesamtbohrloch 509 m mit 0,79% Cu). Der Kupferglanz im Norden scheint eine allgemein schmalere Zone zu sein als im Süden. Jedoch schneidet eine tief eindringende Kupferglanzzone den zentralen Teil der Lagerstätte und überlagert die primäre Kupfersulfidmineralisierung auf untersuchte Tiefen von mehr als 350 m. Diese Zone scheint von einer Reihe von Brekzien kontrolliert zu sein. Kupfergehalte innerhalb der Brekzien-Kupferglanzzone sind in der Tiefe konsistent. Bohrloch 07-140 bohrte 201 m mit 0,72% Cu mit mehr als 70% Gehalt an löslichem Kupfer (Kupferglanz). Eine ausgelaugte Decke, die zwischen 10 und 100 m variiert, überlagert einen Großteil der Lagerstätte und ist dicker auf den obersten Rücken im Süden und Norden. Ca. 20% der Lagerstätte, besonders in niedrigeren Höhen, weist eine sehr geringe ausgelaugte Decke (0 bis 10 m) auf.
Die vier tiefen, derzeit fertig gestellten Bohrlöcher endeten alle in starker Alteration mit Kupfermineralisierung. In Tiefen von 600 m und mehr verringert sich Quarzaderung und Erzstock, während die Anhydritaderung zunimmt. Die Kupfermineralisierung zieht sich als eingesprengter Kupferkies durch. Die Adern in der Tiefe enthalten groben Kupferkies und Spuren von Molybdän.
Bis zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt wurden in diesem Jahr in Cañariaco Norte insgesamt 14.989,25 m in 67 Löchern gebohrt (Loch 07-083 bis 07-149), wodurch die Gesamtmeterzahl auf 41.067,47 m in 149 Löchern steigt. Von den heuer bis zum jetzigen Zeitpunkt gebohrten 14.989,25 m zeigen 4.250 m sowohl laterale und vertikale Ausweitungen zur Lagerstätte, 8.745,90 m sind Teil der Füllbohrungen und 1.993,35 m wurden zwecks metallurgischer Untersuchung gebohrt. Die Bohrungen werden weitergeführt zur Erweiterung der Lagergröße und für alle Erfordernisse der Durchführbarkeit. Umweltprüfungen und Durchführbarkeitsstudien sind seit Jänner bzw. Mai im Laufen.
Die zwölf (12) metallurgischen Löcher (Loch 07-093 bis 102, 104 und 106) wurden gebohrt parallel zu bestehenden Löchern zum Zwecke der metallurgischen Untersuchungen auf Gehalt. Das dazugehörige Bohrmaterial wurde an SGS in Santiago, Chile, geschickt und wird metallurgischen Prüfungen unter der Leitung von Dr. W. Joseph Schlitt, Ph.D., P.Eng., von der Firma Hydrometal LLC zugeführt. Die Prüfungen laufen derzeit sowohl für Laugen- als auch Schwebeeigenschaften, um die erwartete Rückgewinnung unter Verwendung beider Verfahren zu bestimmen. Diese laufenden Untersuchungen beziehen sich hauptsächlich auf Material, das aus der Anfangsgrube abgebaut wird. Zukünftige Test zielen darauf ab, Material aus der gesamten Ressource zu untersuchen. Bottle Roll-Tests wurden im Juli begonnen, um die Laugungs-eigenschaften für die verschiedenen Erzarten und Mahlgrößen zu bestimmen. Für Mitte August werden die Ergebnisse dieser Untersuchungen erwartet. Schwebeuntersuchungen sind für August vorgesehen.
HÖHEPUNKTE DER BOHRUNGEN 2007:
Bohrloch von vis Weite (m) % gesamt Cu % löslich Cu
C07-135 0,00 35,70 35,70 Ausgel. Abd.
35,70 720,85 EOH 685,15 0,44 17
einschl. 35,70 67,00 31,30 0,51 87
300,00 401,00 101,00 0,59 13
C07-136 0,00 35,00 35,00 Ausgel. Abd.
35,00 149,40 EOH 114,40 0,62 85
einschl. 35,00 141,60 106,60 0,64 91
C07-138 0,00 5,80 5,80 Ausgel. Abd.
5,80 120,40 EOH 114,60 0,73 54
C07-140 0,00 23,00 23,00 Ausgel. Abd.
23,00 275,85 EOH 252,85 0,66 71
einschl. 23,00 224,00 201,00 0,72 70
Die gesamten Ergebnisse, Karten, Querschnitte und alle Berichte können eingesehen werden unter:
Die Probenahme- und Analytikverfahren entsprechen den NI 43-101 Normen und werden im Minefill Bericht vom 26. April 2007 angeführt, welcher unter der o.a. Website von Candente eingesehen werden kann. Alle Proben wurden an Actlabs in Lima, Peru, übermittelt. Robert van Egmond, P.Geo., Manager Exploration Peru und David Stone, P.Eng., von der Fa. MineFill Services, Inc. sind die qualifizierten Personen gemäß NI 43-101 Definition für das o.a. Projekt und haben den Inhalt dieser Aussendung gelesen und freigegeben.
Candente ist eine diversifizierte Explorationsfirma mit Kupfer-, Gold-, Silber- und Zinkprojekten in Peru und Mexico. Candente hält sich an Grundsätze, die sicherstellen, dass die Explorations- und Entwicklungsaktivitäten zum Nutzen der lokalen Bevölkerung erfolgen.
Für weitere Informationen wenden Sie sich bitte an Joanne Freeze oder Neil Currie unter: (604) 689-1957 oder gebührenfrei 1-877-689-1964 oder info@candente.comwww.candente.com.
NR 219
Diese Medienmitteilung kann zukunftsgerichtete Aussagen enthalten, unter anderem Informationen zur zeitlichen und inhaltlichen Planung von bevorstehenden Arbeitsprogrammen, zu geologischen Interpretationen, zum Erhalt von Eigentumsrechten an Lagerstätten, zu potenziellen Verfahren der Mineralgewinnung etc. Zukunftsgerichtete Aussagen beziehen sich auf künftige Ereignisse und Bedingungen und sind daher mit entsprechenden Risiken und Unwägbarkeiten behaftet. Die tatsächlichen Ergebnisse können wesentlich von den Ergebnissen abweichen, die zum gegenwärtigen Zeitpunkt in derartigen Aussagen vorweggenommen werden. Candente vertraut auf den Rechtsschutz in Bezug auf zukunftsgerichtete Aussagen.
diese Woche sollten die Ergebnisse der Probelaugungen aus der Starter-Pit bei Candente vorliegen und alsbald auch veröffentlicht werden.
dann wird man noch besser abschätzen können wie profitabel abgebaut werden kann..........
außerdem stehen noch weitere BE´s vom Canariaco-Projekt und von ElOro aus.........
Candente Resource Corp. (TSX:DNT)(BVL:DNT)(WKN:GW4) ("Candente") reports that Compania Minera Santa Luisa S.A. ("Santa Luisa"), a subsidiary of Mitsui Mining and Smelting Co., Ltd. of Japan ("Mitsui") has elected not to continue exploration of Candente's El As de Zinc Property in Central Peru.
Drilling by Santa Luisa intersected a significant zone of lead-zinc mineralization which averages 0.94% lead (Pb) and 5.98% zinc (Zn) over 22.70 meters (m) and contains several higher grade zones including 1.63% Pb and 9.89% Zn over 7.05 m on the property (See News Release 186, November 16th, 2006). This high grade mineralization was intersected at a distance approximately 100 m (down dip) from an outcrop of similar lead-zinc mineralization. Santa Luisa concluded that while the results did not meet certain parameters necessary for them to continue exploration, the mineralization found to date indicates a strong potential for the presence of sufficient mineralization to support an operation using contract mining and custom milling.
Candente's current land position is much larger than that explored or held under option by Santa Luisa. Drilling by Santa Luisa tested less than 6% (approximately 525 m) of the known strike length (9 kilometres) of favourable host rocks exposed on the property. Santa Luisa funded and operated the exploration program during which they drilled a total of 2,498.05 metres (m) in six holes. Very little other exploration work has been carried out on the property.
At El As de Zinc, four distinct zones of zinc-lead mineralization have been discovered in outcrop on the property. Average zinc (Zn) and lead (Pb) grades from sampling on surface to date appear to be in the range of: 10.6% Zn & 1.88% Pb over 3.25 m; 3% Zn & 0.64% Pb over 3.6 m; 4% Zn & 0.35% Pb over 6.5 m and 22% Zn & 4% Pb over 1 m. Higher grades reach as high as 47.5% Zn & 5% Pb over 2 m and 9% Zn & 2.4% Pb over 7 m. This mineralization has some very distinctive characteristics which resemble two kinds of world class lead-zinc deposits often referred to as Mississippi Valley Type (MVT) and Irish Type.
Joanne Freeze, P.Geo., is the Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101 whom has reviewed this news release.Gut verdient dank Peketec ? Gib der Community etwas zurück -> Club
Aug 29, 2007 05:00 ET
Candente Intersects 702 Metres of 0.59% Cu at Canariaco Norte, Peru
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Aug. 29, 2007) - Candente Resource Corp. (TSX:DNT)(BVL:DNT)(WKN:GW4) ("Candente") is pleased to report that analyses have been received for four additional holes, 07-141, 142, 143 and 144, all of which were drilled in the northern half of the deposit. Drill hole 07-141 intersected 702 metres (m) averaging 0.59% Cu (from 65 to 767 m) and within that 292 m averaged 0.70% Cu (from 301 to 593 m). In addition, hole 07-144 intersected 255 m averaging 0.80% Cu (from 71 to 325 m) and hole 07-142 intersected 267 m averaging 0.70% Cu (from 20 to 287 m).
Drilling has now demonstrated a vertical extent of at least 968 m (3,175 feet) to the Canariaco Norte copper deposit. The bottom of hole 07-141 is at an elevation of 2,110 m above sea level (ASL) and the top of the deposit is at an elevation of 3,078 m ASL.
To date, four deeper holes (07-129, 07-135, 07-141 and 07-146) have intersected copper mineralization to depths of between 639 m and 767 m over an area that is 302 m from east to west and 747 m north to south. All four holes ended in copper mineralization leaving the deposit open at depth. (Results for holes 07-129 and 135 were reported on in News Release 219 on July 25th). Analyses are still pending for drill hole 07-146. These deeper intersections reach on average 250 m and 350 m below the depths of surrounding holes in the northern and southern portions of the deposit, respectively. The average depth of all 82 holes used for the 820 Mt estimated resource (see next paragraph) is 318 m.
Drilling continues to expand the size of the deposit laterally and vertically and for all feasibility requirements. Environmental (EIA) and Feasibility studies have been underway since January and May, respectively. Preliminary results from some of the recent leach testing by SGS Lakefield in Chile are expected to be received soon. In March 2007 a resource of 820 Million tonnes (Mt) grading 0.45% Cu average (cut-off of 0.3% Cu) and containing 8.1 billion pounds of copper was estimated based on the 82 holes (26,018.72 m) drilled as of Dec 2006 (see News Release 202, March 4th, 2007).
Sampling and analytical procedures conform to NI 43-101 standards and are detailed in the April 26th, 2007 Minefill report which can be found on the Candente Web site shown above. All samples were submitted to Actlabs in Lima, Peru. Robert van Egmond, P.Geo., Manager Exploration Peru is the Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101 for the project discussed above and he has read and approved the contents of this release.
Candente is a diversified exploration company with copper, gold, silver, and zinc projects in Peru and Mexico. Candente subscribes to principles, which ensure that its exploration and development activities are beneficial to the local communities.
NR 224
This News Release may contain forward-looking statements including but not limited to comments regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, etc. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Candente relies upon litigation protection for forward-looking statements.
durch die letzten Ergenisse bewegen wir uns stramm auf die 15 Mrd Pfund Kupfer zu ohne die "Beigaben" zu beachten........
die Laugungsergebnisse kommen auch demnächst und ElOro findet in der aktuellsten Unternehmenspräsentation auch schon mehr Platz/Erwähnung!
hier kommen demnächst die nächsten BE´s
i.M. befinden sich F/D ca. 51% der Aktien in festen Händen, alleine 20% bei peruanischen Investoren!(einen klareren Vertrauensbeweis braucht es nicht)
seit 2 Tagen nur Miniumsätze....ich werte das trotzdem positiv=kein Abgabedruck
denke der nächste Schub kommt recht bald!
Ziel immernoch Gap Schluß bei 1,86 Can$
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http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=777294 Oct 04, 2007 05:00 ET
Candente Resource Corp. and Canaco Resources Inc.: Drilling Intersects Vertical Extensions to Four Historical Gold and Silver Veins at El Oro
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Oct. 4, 2007) - Candente Resource Corp. (TSX:DNT)(BVL:DNT)(WKN:GW4) (Candente) and Canaco Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:CAN) (Canaco) are pleased to announce that eight drill holes have been completed to date and all holes have intersected the targeted down-dip extensions of the El Oro veins.
These intersections demonstrate vertical extensions to four of the most prolific veins at El Oro. Samples of core from all veins have been sent for analysis. Results have been received for the three drill holes in the San Rafael Vein, the rest are pending. Three holes were drilled over a 2.8 kilometres (km) strike length on the San Rafael vein; one hole tested the Borda vein; three holes were drilled over a 0.6 km strike length on the Coronas vein; and one hole has been completed along the Verde vein.
"We are extremely pleased with the results to date," said Andrew Lee Smith, President of Canaco Resources Inc. "The San Rafael Vein in particular provides an impressive context for this drilling with in excess of 5 Million (M) gold equivalent ounces having been produced from 200 vertical meters (m) of mining operations. Intersecting typical San Rafael vein material in three locations and gold-silver mineralization at a depth of 70 m below the historic workings is undoubtedly significant. The presence of vein continuity without pervasive high grades is very typical of this prolific vein."
VSR-07-02 was previously reported to have intersected 2.90 m of 7.79 grams of gold per tonne (g/t Au) & 8.13 grams of silver per tonne (g/t Ag), approximately 20 m below the deepest known level of previous mining on the San Rafael vein, however, both the grade and the vein depth extension have increased with a check assay including a more accurate screen fire assay and a re-interpretation of structures. The new results give 7.2 m (5.11 m true width) of 4.05 g/t gold & 4.9 g/t silver including 2.90 m (2.06 m true width) of 9.27 g/t gold & 8.13 g/t silver 70 m below the deepest known historical workings. As previously reported, drill hole VSR-07-02 also intersected high grade silver mineralization of 1330 g/t over 3.05 m (within a zone containing 726.38 g/t over 5.60 m) which could be a new vein discovery (Previously reported in NR217, Tue. Jul 3, 2007).
The 4,000 m Phase One drilling program is nearly completed and will be limited to nine holes instead of the 13 originally planned due to the fact that some holes were drilled deeper than originally planned.
Future drilling will include targets in the Oriente area, which is the eastern extension of the El Oro ore-shoot trend. Geological mapping and data compilation in the Oriente area has identified 6 drill targets to date. It is mostly covered by younger Tertiary Volcanic rocks masking favourable host rocks and potential veins. Seven exposures of the favourable host rocks have been found within these younger volcanics and five of these have alteration and quartz-calcite veining and stockwork typical of the El Oro gold-silver veins. Regional soil geochemical sampling in Zona Oriente identified gold anomalies in soils and silts (19 to 44 ppb and 34 to 90 ppb respectively) located on strike with a previously mapped Andrea vein. Additional soil sampling has been carried out in this area and it will be followed up by trenching. Sample results are pending. A NSAMT geophysical survey has also been carried out over the Oriente area to assist in the identification of potential new veins. The NSAMT final report and recommendations will be combined with geochemical and geological data to identify additional drill targets.
Major Drilling de Mexico, S.A. de C.V. is under contract to carry out the drilling program. Drill core is cut on site using a rock saw. Half of the core samples are submitted to the assay lab for analysis while the remainder are stored in core boxes for future reference. A QA/QC program involving the use of 3 standard samples and a blank has been incorporated into the sampling regime for the project. Samples are sent to ALS-Chemex Laboratories, an internationally recognized assay service provider. Sample preparation is done in Guadalajara, Mexico and analysis using ME-ICP41m, AA-AA24 in North Vancouver, Canada.
Candente and Canaco have chosen to jointly explore at El Oro to take advantage of the companies combined abilities and successful track records in exploration, discovery, project development and mining operations. The companies have formed a Mexican subsidiary named Minera CCM SA de CV to operate this joint venture. Piotr Lutynski, P.Eng. Consultant, Michael J. Casselman, P.Geo. and Director, Candente and Andrew Lee Smith, P.Geo. Chairman and CEO, Canaco, are the Qualified Persons as defined by NI 43-101 for the project discussed above and they have read and approved the contents of this release.
Joanne C. Freeze, P.Geo., President and CEO, Candente
Andrew Lee Smith, P.Geo., Chairman and CEO, Canaco
This News Release may contain forward-looking statements including but not limited to comments regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, etc. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Candente relies upon litigation protection for forward-looking statements.
This News Release may contain forward-looking statements including but not limited to comments regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, etc. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Canaco relies upon litigation protection for forward-looking statements.
NR225
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Brien Lundin, in the October, 2007, edition of the Gold Newsletter, says hold Candente Resource Corp., recently $1.81, because it will trade at higher levels in the months ahead. Mr. Lundin said buy Candente four times, from November, 2002, to November, 2006, at prices ranging from 36 cents to 98 cents. Assuming an investment of $1,000 each time, the $4,000 investment is now worth $11,261. While Candente's 8.1-billion-pound copper resource at its Canariaco project in Peru is potentially open-pit minable, Candente initially envisions a smaller-scale starter pit which would produce 836 million pounds and yield a 60-per-cent internal rate of return on costs of $145-million. Meanwhile, the company is looking to further define the deeper potential at Canariaco with deep drill holes. So far, results from deep drilling have been spectacular, with the vertical extent of the deposit already expanded to 968 metres and the deposit remaining open at depth.Mr. Lundin points out that metallurgy is the primary remaining risk, but he is confident that these questions will be satisfactorily answered. Fellow newsletter writer Jay Taylor also follows Candente. He said buy Candente before Mr. Lundin, on Jan. 26, 2002, at 11 cents.
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=784756 Candente Resource Corp.: Third Drill Mobilized to Test Southern Extension to Canariaco Norte Copper Deposit
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Oct. 25, 2007) - Candente Resource Corp. (TSX:DNT)(BVL:DNT)(WKN:GW4) ("Candente") is pleased to report that a new zone of typical leach cap alteration, quartz vein stockwork and traces of copper mineralization has recently been exposed by trenching 350 meters (m) southeast of the known deposit margin. A third drill rig is now being mobilized to test this zone.
In addition, a fifth deep hole, 07-159, has intersected copper mineralization to a depth of 718 m near to the southern edge (75 m) of the previously defined deposit margin. The strength of the copper mineralization to a depth of 718 m and the new surface showing indicate excellent potential for expansion of the deposit to the south as well as at depth. Drilling to date has shown copper mineralization over a length (north-south) of 1.25 kilometres (km) (1250 m).
This brings the total number of deeper holes to five (07-129, 07-135, 07-141, 07-146 and 07-159) and all have bottomed in copper mineralization at depths of 639 m to 767 m. The five deeper holes extend over a length of 875 m north-south within the 1.25 (km) deposit length and have demonstrated a vertical extent of at least 968 m (3,175 feet). The bottom of hole 07-141 is at an elevation of 2,110 m above sea level (ASL) and the top of the deposit is at an elevation of 3,078 m ASL.
Analyses have been received for ten additional holes 07-145 to 07-159 including two of the deeper holes, 07-146 and 07-159. Drill hole 07-146, the most northern deeper hole to date, intersected 727 m averaging 0.53% Cu (from 34 to 761 m) of which 261 m averaged 0.76% Cu (from 34 to 295 m). Hole 07-159, intersected 675 m averaging 0.41% Cu (from 43 to 718 m). As previously reported, 07-141 intersected 702 m averaging 0.59% Cu of which 292 m averaged 0.70% Cu. The remainder of the holes reported in this news release are infill holes within the planned grid to bring the starter pit and ultimate pit into the measured and indicated categories respectively. A total of 181 holes and 50,650 m have been drilled by Candente to date.
Environmental, Social (ESIA) and Feasibility studies have been underway since January and May, respectively. Preliminary results from some of the recent leach and flotation testing by SGS Lakefield in Chile are expected to be received soon. In March 2007 a resource of 820 Million tonnes (Mt) grading 0.45% Cu average (cut-off of 0.3% Cu) and containing 8.1 billion pounds of copper was estimated based on the 82 holes (26,018.72 m) drilled as of Dec 2006 (see News Release 202, March 4th, 2007).
Sampling and analytical procedures conform to NI 43-101 standards and are detailed in the April 26th, 2007 Minefill report which can be found on the Candente Web site shown above. All samples were submitted to Actlabs in Lima, Peru. Robert van Egmond, P.Geo., Manager Exploration Peru is the Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101 for the project discussed above and he has read and approved the contents of this release.
Candente is a diversified exploration company with copper, gold, silver, and zinc projects in Peru and Mexico. Candente subscribes to principles, which ensure that its exploration and development activities are beneficial to the local communities.
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This News Release may contain forward-looking statements including but not limited to comments regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, etc. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Candente relies upon litigation protection for forward-looking statements.
http://www.marketwire.com/mw/release.do?id=784756 Candente Resource Corp.: Third Drill Mobilized to Test Southern Extension to Canariaco Norte Copper Deposit
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Oct. 25, 2007) - Candente Resource Corp. (TSX:DNT)(BVL:DNT)(WKN:GW4) ("Candente") is pleased to report that a new zone of typical leach cap alteration, quartz vein stockwork and traces of copper mineralization has recently been exposed by trenching 350 meters (m) southeast of the known deposit margin. A third drill rig is now being mobilized to test this zone.
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Candente Resource acquires La Huaca porphyry
2007-10-31 16:29 ET - News Release
Mr. Neil Currie reports
CANDENTE RESOURCE CORP. ACQUIRES ANOTHER COPPER PORPHYRY IN NORTHERN PERU
Candente Resource Corp. has acquired the La Huaca copper porphyry through a Peruvian government auction. La Huaca is located along the same trend of porphyries as La Granja (Rio Tinto) and Canariaco (Candente). La Granja is located 35 kilometres southeast of Canariaco and La Huaca is located 45 km north of Canariaco.
This porphyry was discovered during the same regional work by Ingeomin (Institute of Geology and Mining) which led to the discoveries of the Canariaco and La Granja porphyries in the late 1960s, early 1970s.
Candente already held 100-per-cent ownership of an additional 5,000 hectares surrounding La Huaca which were acquired by staking in 2005 and 2006. Candente now has 100-per-cent ownership in 5,900 hectares at La Huaca.
The project is road accessible and is located within 15 km of a paved highway. The Olmos power project, under development, is located approximately 45 km southwest of the property. La Huaca is located on the eastern flank of the continental divide at 1,800 to 2,700 metres (m) above sea level.
The seven participants in the auction were; Compania Minera Oro Candente SA, Rio Tinto Mining and Exploration Ltd., Sucursal del Peru, Back Arc Minerals SAC Corporacion Minera San Sebastian SA, Aldo Rafael Prieto Alcalde, Luis Enrique Herrera Romero and Pablo Javier Pena Campos. The winning bid by Candente was $207,000 (U.S.). The second place bid in the auction was for $149,105 (U.S.).
Joanne Freeze comments, "This acquisition once again demonstrates the strength of our Peruvian exploration team lead by Fredy Huanqui and Robert van Egmond, PGeo."
Nov 07, 2007 05:00 ET Candente Appoints Vice President, Finance and Corporate Development
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 7, 2007) - Candente Resource Corp. (TSX:DNT)(BVL:DNT)(WKN:GW4) ("Candente") is pleased to announce that W. John DeCooman, Jr. is joining Candente's team of professionals as Vice President, Finance and Corporate Development. John will be responsible for arranging financing for the Canariaco copper project, enhancing investor relations and evaluating growth opportunities, amongst other duties.
John has 10 years of mining finance and advisory-related experience while at Deutsche Banc Alex Brown and Standard Bank Plc. Prior to his recent banking experience, he worked in business development and exploration at Echo Bay Mines from 1995 to 1997. John has a Bachelor of Science, Mineral Economics from the Pennsylvania State University and a Master of Science, Mineral Economics from the Colorado School of Mines.
Candente is a diversified exploration company with copper, gold, silver, and zinc projects in Peru and Mexico. Candente subscribes to principles, which ensure that its exploration and development activities are beneficial to the local communities.
Candente's Canariaco copper project in the Department of Lambayeque, Peru continues to set itself apart from many other current copper development projects due to the increasing resource, higher grade starter pit, large percentage of chalcocite, low stripping ratio and good infrastructure in the form of existing, accessible grid power, roads and water.
This news release may contain forward-looking statements including but not limited to comments regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, etc. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Candente relies upon litigation protection for forward-looking statements
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Candente Resources Corp.: SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. Joins Canariaco Norte Feasibility Team
11/14/2007
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA, Nov 14, 2007 (Marketwire via COMTEX News Network) --
Candente Resource Corp. (TSX:DNT)(BVL:DNT)(WKN:GW4) ("Candente") is pleased to report that SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc. ("SRK") has been selected to join the Canariaco feasibility team. SRK will initially focus on resource modelling, starter pit optimizations, geotechnical studies and mine planning. SRK will also carry out a new resource estimate for Canariaco Norte once sufficient drilling is completed to fully delineate deeper mineralization recently intersected in five holes to depths of up to 767 meters below surface.
The five deeper holes indicate a significant expansion to the deposit size since the March 2007 resource was based on 82 holes (26,019 meters) with average depths of 300 to 400 metres (m). To date more than 50,000 m have been drilled in 182 holes both as infill and expansion of the Canariaco Norte deposit. Three drills owned and operated by Energold Drilling Corp. are currently active at Canariaco Norte. One of the rigs is currently testing a potential southern extension 350 m southeast of the previously known deposit margin.
SRK joins Tetra Tech, Inc., Hydrometal LLC (Joe Schlitt), Merit International Consultants and AMEC Plc on the Canariaco feasibility study team lead by Samuel Engineering, Inc., of Denver, Colorado. Amec is responsible for the Environmental and Social Impact Assessment, which has been underway since January 2007. Joe Schlitt of Hydrometal LLC, is overseeing the metallurgical testing program, which has been underway since June 2007 along with SGS Lakefield in Santiago, Chile. Other discipline-specific studies associated with the Canariaco feasibility study have been underway since May 2007.
Candente's Canariaco copper project in the Department of Lambayeque, Northern Peru continues to set itself apart from many other current copper development projects due to the increasing size of resource, higher grade starter pit, large percentage of chalcocite, low stripping ratio and good infrastructure in the form of existing, accessible grid power, roads and water.
Feasibility is focused on a higher grade pit with a low strip ratio of 1.3 to 1 (the "Starter Pit") which is expected to allow for a shorter pay-back period. After payback, expansions to the operation may be financed from cash flow. As part of the Canariaco feasibility, trade-off studies are underway to examine three scalable scenarios for Candente to develop the deposit.
- Scenario 1: Stage I Leaching SX-EW operation with Stage II increased production also SX-EW;
- Scenario 2: Stage I Leaching SX-EW with a Stage II Milling operation; and
- Scenario 3: Stage I Milling with Stage II increased production also Milling.
Key components of the trade-off studies are capital expenditures operating costs, recoveries and time to production and saleable copper. While initial capital expenditures would be higher for the milling scenario (Scenario 3), the increased copper recovery may justify the additional capital.
About SRK Consulting (Canada) Inc.
SRK is an independent, international consulting group, employing leading specialists in environmental science and mineral engineering. Its seamless integration of services, and global base, has made the company a significant international practice in due diligence, feasibility studies and confidential internal reviews. SRK's global experience and reputation for excellence is widely recognized among the major financial institutions and we are repeatedly called upon to advise on and evaluate projects for all types of market transactions. Formed in 1974, SRK employs more than 600 professionals internationally in 31 permanent offices on 6 continents.
About Canariaco Norte
On March 4, 2007, an updated independent mineral resource estimate was completed on the Canariaco Norte Zone (see News Release 202, March 4th, 2007). The Measured resource was estimated as 255 million tonnes (MT) averaging 0.45% Cu and the Indicated resource was estimated as 388 million tonnes (MT) averaging 0.45% Cu, both used a cut-off grade of 0.3% Cu. Together the Measured and Indicated resource was 643 million tonnes (MT) containing 6.35 billion (B) pounds (lbs) of copper. The Inferred resource was estimated as 177 MT averaging 0.45% Cu at a cut-off grade of 0.3% Cu and containing 1.75 B lbs of Cu. Within the larger resource, a Starter Pit of 104 MT (Measured 65 MT and Indicated 39 MT) grading 0.60% Cu at a cut-off of 0.28% Cu was delineated.
Sampling and analytical procedures conform to NI 43-101 standards and are detailed in the April 26th, 2007 Minefill report which can be found on the Candente Website shown above. All samples were submitted to Actlabs in Lima, Peru. Robert van Egmond, P.Geo., Manager Exploration Peru is the Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101 for the project discussed above and he has read and approved the contents of this release.
About Candente Resource Corp.
Candente is a diversified exploration company with copper, gold, silver, and zinc projects in Peru and Mexico. Candente subscribes to principles, which ensure that its exploration and development activities are beneficial to the local communities.
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This news release may contain forward-looking statements including but not limited to comments regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, etc. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Candente relies upon litigation protection for forward-looking statements.
CAUTIONARY NOTE TO U.S. INVESTORS
We advise U.S. investors that this news release uses terms which are not recognized by the United States Securities and Exchange Commission ("SEC"), including "mineral resources", "measured resources", "indicated resources" and "inferred resources". The estimation of measured and indicated resources involves greater uncertainty as to their existence and economic feasibility than the estimation of proven and probable reserves. U.S. investors are cautioned not to assume that mineral resources in these categories will be converted to reserves. The estimation of inferred resources involves far greater uncertainty as to their existence and economic viability than the estimation of other categories of resources. U.S. investors are cautioned not to assume that estimates of inferred mineral resources exist, are economically mineable, or will be upgraded into measured or indicated mineral resources. U.S. investors are cautioned not to assume that mineral resources in any of these categories will be converted into reserves.
SOURCE: Candente Resource Corp.
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Candente Resource Corp.-Results for the Period Ending September 30, 2007VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 14, 2007) - Candente Resource Corp. (TSX:DNT)(BVL:DNT)(WKN:GW4) "Candente" announces its Third Quarter results for the period ended September 30, 2007. All amounts in this release are in U.S. dollars unless otherwise stated.
Candente incurred a total of $9.4 million on its mineral properties during the nine months ended September 30, 2007, of which $7.6 million was spent on its Canariaco Copper Project. Total expenditures on Canariaco since acquisition in 2002 are $14.0 million.
During the period, the Company received gross proceeds of $16.2 million, less $1.3 million in share issue costs, for net proceeds of $14.9 million (Cdn$17.1 million gross, less Cdn$1.4 million in share issue costs, for Cdn$15.7 million net) from the completion of a brokered private placement of 13,169,870 common shares at a price of Cdn$1.30 per share. Further, the Company received proceeds of $868,000 from the exercise of stock options to issue 1,570,500 common shares at a weighted-average price of Cdn$0.61 per share and $2.7 million from the exercise of warrants to issue 2,256,938 common shares at a weighted-average price Cdn$1.31 per share.
At September 30, 2007, there are 8.7 million stock options outstanding, of which 5.9 million are vested and "in-the-money". These in-the-money options would generate Cdn$4.8 million in additional funding should these be exercised in full. Further, there are 1.9 million warrants (780,592 @ Cdn$1.37 and 1,156,875 @ Cdn$1.65) outstanding which would generate Cdn$3.0 million in additional funding should these be exercised in full.
At September 30, 2007, the Company had working capital of $10.4 million including cash and cash equivalents of $11.6 million. The Company's net loss for the nine months ending September 30, 2007 totalled $1.7 million, or $0.03 per share, compared to a loss of $1.2 million, or $0.03 per share, for the same period in the prior year.
The Financial Statements and Management Discussion and Analysis are available on the Company website www.candente.com.
Candente is a diversified copper and gold exploration company focused on increasing value through discovery for both shareholders and local stakeholders. Candente has an advanced exploration stage leachable copper project, Canariaco, and several other gold, copper and silver projects in Peru and Mexico. Candente subscribes to principles which ensure that its exploration and development activities are beneficial to the local communities.
This News Release may contain forward-looking statements including but not limited to comments regarding the timing and content of upcoming work programs, geological interpretations, receipt of property titles, potential mineral recovery processes, etc. Forward-looking statements address future events and conditions and therefore involve inherent risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially from those currently anticipated in such statements. Candente relies upon litigation protection for forward-looking statements.
Nov 16, 2007 09:30 ET Amerigo Acquires Additional Common Shares of CandenteVANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Nov. 16, 2007) - Amerigo Resources Ltd. ("Amerigo") (TSX:ARG) announces that it has acquired beneficial ownership of an additional 2,460,008 common shares (the "Additional Shares") of Candente Resource Corp. ("Candente"). Amerigo now currently owns 9,360,946 common shares of Candente, representing approximately 13.20% of Candente's 70,923,127 issued and outstanding common shares. Amerigo currently has no future intention to acquire beneficial ownership of any additional securities of Candente.
Candente, Canaco drill 34 m of 45 g/t Ag at El Oro
2007-11-29 05:53 ET - News Release
Also News Release (C-CAN) Canaco Resources Inc
Ms. Joanne Freeze of Candente reports
CANDENTE AND CANACO INTERSECT 34 METRES OF 45 GRAMS SILVER PER TONNE AT EL ORO IN MEXICO
Candente Resource Corp. and Canaco Resources Inc. have released the final drilling results for the phase 1 diamond drilling program at the El Oro gold-silver project located in central Mexico.
One of the highlights from these results is silver mineralization occurring over large widths at Veta Verde -- 33.95 metres (27.8 metres estimated true width) grading 45.4 grams silver per tonne. In addition, strong silver mineralization was also encountered in intersections on the Borda and Coronas veins.
"The intersection of silver mineralization over significant widths on the Verde vein is encouraging and warrants additional deeper exploration," said Mike Casselman, director of Candente. "Historically, mineralization in the El Oro camp has been dominated by silver in the upper parts of the precious metal vein system and therefore, the Verde, Borda and Coronas vein results are not only significant in their own right, but indicates the potential for improving gold grades with depth."
Drill Estimated
From To intersection true width Au Ag
Vein (m) (m) (m) (m) (g/t) (g/t)
These recent results are in addition to previously reported results from drilling targeted at the depth extension of the historic San Rafael vein system (see press release issued in Stockwatch dated Oct. 4, 2007).
The phase 1 program at El Oro is now complete and totalled 4,095.55 metres of drilling in 11 drill holes. The drill program targeted four holes on the San Rafael vein (one hole was lost but was redrilled), three holes on the Coronas vein, one hole on the Borda vein and three holes on the Verde vein (two holes were lost before reaching the target depth). The objective of this program was to test the depth extension of gold-silver veins that were the site of historic mining operations.
The option agreement, entered into jointly (50/50) by Canaco and Candente, with Minera Luismin SA (Goldcorp) gives the combined companies the right to earn up to 100-per-cent interest in the El Oro property which comprises all of the 24 El Oro exploration and mining concessions (14,950 hectares -- see news issued in Stockwatch dated May 12, 2006). Canaco and Candente can earn up to 50 per cent (25 per cent each) by expending on exploration $5-million (U.S.) ($2.5-million (U.S.) each) and issuing 250,000 shares each over three years and can earn an additional 20 per cent by expending an additional $5-million (U.S.) ($2.5-million (U.S.) each) over two years ($10,000 (U.S.) for a total of 70-per-cent interest). Goldcorp has the right to stay at 30 per cent, dilute to 6.5-per-cent NPI or earn back in the 40 per cent by spending $25-million (U.S.) on exploration and development within four years.
Major Drilling de Mexico S.A. de C.V. was contracted to carry out the drilling program. Major Drilling supplied a truck-mounted UDR 650 drill rig capable of performing RC drilling as well as core drilling with HQ, NQ and BQ diameters. Drill core is cut on site using a rock saw. Half of the core samples are submitted to the assay lab for analysis while the remainder is stored in core boxes for future reference. A QA/QC program involving the use of three standard samples and a blank has been incorporated into the sampling regime for the project.
Samples are sent to ALS-Chemex Laboratories, an internationally recognized assay service provider. Sample preparation is done in Guadalajara, Mexico, and analysis using ME-ICP41m and Au-AA24 in North Vancouver, Canada.
Candente and Canaco have chosen to jointly explore at El Oro to take advantage of the companies' combined abilities and successful records in exploration, discovery, project development and mining operations. The companies have formed a Mexican subsidiary named Minera CCM SA de CV to operate this joint venture. Piotr Lutynski, PEng, consultant, Michael J. Casselman, PGeo, and director, Candente, and Andrew Lee Smith, PGeo, chairman and chief executive officer, Canaco, are the qualified persons as defined by National Instrument 43-101 for the project discussed above and they have read and approved the contents of this release.
Dec 13, 2007 02:05 ET Candente Resource Corp. Announces the Retirement of Ing. Fredy J. Huanqui G.
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwire - Dec. 13, 2007) - Candente Resource Corp. ("Candente") (TSX:DNT)(BVL:DNT)(WKN:GW4) announces the retirement of Ing. Fredy J. Huanqui G. as an officer of Candente. Ing. Huanqui will remain a member of the Board of Directors and act in an advisory capacity for certain exploration activities. Fredy is a co-founder of Candente and a highly recognized industry executive. He retires with Canariaco in final feasibility stage and a portfolio of prospective exploration projects in Peru and Mexico.
Joanne Freeze, President, CEO and co-founder of Candente, comments, "We shared a vision when we started Candente together in 1997 and are very proud of our company. Candente thanks Fredy immensely for his dedication, foresight and contributions. We all wish him the best in his retirement and look forward to our continuing relationship."
About Candente Resource Corp.
Candente is a diversified exploration company with copper, gold, silver, and zinc projects in Peru and Mexico. Candente subscribes to principles, which ensure that its exploration and development activities are beneficial to the local communities.
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For more information, please contact
Candente Resource Corp.
Mr. John DeCooman
(917) 402-9416
