Posted On: 08/10/2012 3:40:44 PM
Post# of 4018
SIRG has made a lot of progress in 2012 - Let us not forget -
"On February 21, 2012, Rizzo Associates issued a "Trip Letter Report to Assess Status of the Chloride Copper Mine" to the Company. According to the "Trip Letter Report: "The SX/EW Plant is in good condition; however, in need of minor refurbishment and the replacement of some supporting equipment, but most of the equipment can be used and the Plant can be brought back into working condition within a reasonable timeframe and limited expense."
The recently released Rizzo Report increased the reserves and they are higher than previously estimated. The existing ore below the current bench levels from 3695 to 3420 values known between 3420 and 3310 could add another 13 Mlbs. Many holes were abandoned with higher than cut-off grade Cu values in and around the existing pit. Their continuation at depth could prove additional resources. Based on the forgoing, it is safe to assume that the current known resources would provide a minimum of 50 Mlbs of ore; at 5Mlbs/annum, that would support a 10 year mine life.
"On February 21, 2012, Rizzo Associates issued a "Trip Letter Report to Assess Status of the Chloride Copper Mine" to the Company. According to the "Trip Letter Report: "The SX/EW Plant is in good condition; however, in need of minor refurbishment and the replacement of some supporting equipment, but most of the equipment can be used and the Plant can be brought back into working condition within a reasonable timeframe and limited expense."
The recently released Rizzo Report increased the reserves and they are higher than previously estimated. The existing ore below the current bench levels from 3695 to 3420 values known between 3420 and 3310 could add another 13 Mlbs. Many holes were abandoned with higher than cut-off grade Cu values in and around the existing pit. Their continuation at depth could prove additional resources. Based on the forgoing, it is safe to assume that the current known resources would provide a minimum of 50 Mlbs of ore; at 5Mlbs/annum, that would support a 10 year mine life.
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