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Pacific Ridge Exploration Ltd V.PEX

Alternate Symbol(s):  PEXZF

Pacific Ridge Exploration Ltd. is a Canada-based copper-gold exploration company. The Company's British Columbia projects include Kliyul, Redton, RDP, Onjo and Chuchi. The Company's Yukon Projects include Mariposa, Eureka Dome and Gold Cap. The Company owns 100% of the Kliyul copper-gold project, which is over 90 square kilometers (km2) in size and is located in the prolific Quesnel Terrane close to existing infrastructure. Its Redton project is a porphyry Cu-Au property that adjoins Northwest Copper Corporation's Kwanika property along its eastern and northern boundary. Its RDP project is an approximately 3,800 hectares (ha) project lying within the Stikine Terrane, which is host to numerous significant porphyry deposits in northern British Columbia, including Kemess, Red Chris, Kerr - Sulphurets and Galore Creek. Its Onjo project targets gold-copper porphyry deposit. The Orbison project is a reconnaissance porphyry Cu-Au exploration program in central British Columbia.


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Post by jseyfferon Mar 02, 2006 2:26pm
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more for DDFORSYS METALS CORP Quick Quote: FSY 1.20 (+0.05) StockInterview.com: A third uranium mine in Namibia? 3/2/2006 SARASOTA, Fla., Mar 02, 2006 (M2 PRESSWIRE via COMTEX) -- Piggybacking Paladin Resource's (TSE: PDN) lightning quick success in bringing its Langer Heinrich uranium deposit into production in Africa's mining friendly country, Namibia, Forsys Metals (TSX: FSY) hopes to repeat that winning formula with the company's nearby Valencia uranium deposit. Forsys Chief executive Duane Parnham told StockInterview.com, "We think we have a situation whereby we can fast-track a pre-feasibility stage by conducting some limited amount of verification drilling and geo-tech drilling and then make a formal decision to move immediately into a bankable feasibility stage." Forsys Metal's Valencia uranium deposit is located 35 kilometers along geological strike from the Rossing uranium mine and approximately 40 kilometers north of Paladin's Langer Heinrich deposit. The Rossing uranium mine has been in production for more than 30 years, has produced between 2,000 and 4,000 tonnes/annually, and may soon expand its production capability. Paladin's Langer Heinrich deposit, scheduled for commissioning in September 2006 has begun pre-selling future mining production, and in January announced two contracts of more than 2 million pounds of uranium oxide. Forsys Metals reported that earlier work completed by Goldfields Namibia outlined an historical resource of greater than 20 million pounds, which it hopes to verify with more recent drilling and then proceed to the feasibility stage. Chief Executive Parnham told StockInterview.com, "This is a granitic uranium deposit (uranium mineralization in granite), that is geologically similar to the Rossing." Uranium production at the Rossing mine surpassed 3,500 tonnes in 2004. Using current spot uranium prices as a hypothetical yardstick, such production might be valued in excess of $250 million. Paladin's contracts of 2 million pounds for each utility it has earmarked its future production might exceed $120 million. Production costs to mine the uranium at the Langer Heinrich were reportedly as low as $13/pound. Spot uranium prices, according to UX Consulting, recently rose to $38.50/pound. PDN is producing uranium with $13/pound with an average 1lb/t uranium, so you can imagine production costs for PEX with 8lb/t! if U308 is coming down to $20/lb they still could produce with psotice cash flow. If they don't become a producer, cause of a possible takeover .........! as always, do your dd, cheers
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