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Central Iron Ore Ltd V.CIO

Alternate Symbol(s):  CIORF

Central Iron Ore Limited is an Australia-based exploration and development company, which is engaged in the search for gold in Australia. The Company is mainly focused on exploration in the Darlot Region of Western Australia, within 10 kilometers from the Red 5 Darlot Mine. The Company's projects include South Darlot Gold Project, British King Mine and Red 5 Joint Venture. The Red 5 Joint Venture project’s 20-hole drill program, which included approximately 17 reverse circulations for 706 meters and three diamond core holes for 141 meters include a suite of narrow vein, high gold grades of up to 124.4 grams per ton. The British King Gold Mine is approximately five kilometers south-west from the Darlot Mine. The Company’s South Darlot Gold Project area is located approximately 320 km northwest of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia and includes British King Mine. Its tenement holdings cover an area of approximately 324 square kilometers.


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Post by Mexicanelephanton Jan 22, 2013 1:13pm
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Post# 20872861

If this were listed down under

If this were listed down under

CIO would have a much higher share price. When the WA govt changed the laws it required comapnies like Barrick holding ground to use it or lose it. Barrick entered into a number of JVs with juniors, incl. CIO, but CIO is the only company listed outside Australia. Most of those juniors raised $6-12m for their Barrick JV. CIO is an above average JV due to its proximity to the producing Darlot mine and the 40,000 meters of drilling Barrick did. CIO can ship ore a few km for processing.

Using the average of $9m raised, and the current share structure, CIO would be a 20-40 cent stock in Australia.

 

Now all someone has to do is dual list CIO. The big question is does CIO know anyone in Australia?

Do you think?

 

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