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DFR Gold Inc DFR


Primary Symbol: V.DFR Alternate Symbol(s):  DFIFF

DFR Gold Inc. is an exploration and mine development company. The Company is focused on gold and other commodities in West Africa. The Company's projects include Cascades, Kalaka, Gurara JV, and Beravina. The Company has approximately 80% interest in the Cascades project which is in stable southern Burkina Faso. The Cascades Project lies in the Banfora Birimian Greenstone Belt, one of the three major mineralized belts in western Burkina Faso. The Cascades Project comprises two exploration license areas, Wuo Land, and Wuo Land 2 in the Comoe province of southern Burkina Faso. The Company has over 40% interest in the Kalaka project, which is a gold deposit situated in Mali. The Gurara JV project is a gold project in an unexplored province (Benin-Nigeria Shield). It has four licenses in two projects areas (Dagma and Paimasa) lying at the southern end of the Kushaka belt. The Beravina project is a rock zircon deposit, situated in western Madagascar.


TSXV:DFR - Post by User

Comment by TheRedon Feb 25, 2007 2:21pm
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Post# 12307400

RE: Questions about company governence

RE: Questions about company governenceGovernance or technical ability? Defiant seems to have a full team of on-staff geo-earth scientists. On the other hand, these were high-impact wells the company missed. I do not own but like this company, dusters and all. It would be nice to have a better understanding of what happened in late 2006. Compare average Q406 production of 1,015 boe/d to early autumn guidance of 1,600 to 1,800 boe/d production exit rates for the year. I read that some of the shallow drilling prospects were held up by folks in local communities (aka stakeholders). Why was that not anticipated earlier in the autumn? Does this say something about the socio-political competence of management?
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