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Ashanti Gold Corp. GULSF

"Ashanti Gold Corp is a Canada-based mining company. It operates in one business segment that is Mineral Exploration and Development in Western Africa. Its project consists of Kossanto East project, Ashanti Belt project, and Anumso gold project."


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Post by crackiedogon Mar 16, 2007 4:50pm
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Pescod March 16

Pescod March 16Posted on $ART board: From Pescod today----- From time to time we do take a look at what we think are the biggest and hopefully the most exciting high-risk/high-reward plays we can find anywhere in the world! Climbing up that list of significant plays has been Corridor Resources over the last while, but as far as the “Exploration Play” for this year we are sticking with the Oilexco/International Frontier (and another company that we can not talk about because they are in restriction) play in the Laurel Valley in the North Sea. Here it is March 16th, when they were suppose to be spudded and still no sign that we’re anywhere close to that big event. There has been delays, as people have found out the hard way— there is a significant shortage of rigs that can operate in the North Sea and we have also discovered how much weather can in fact postpone drilling as the North Sea is ripped with bad weather and waves that can be four and five stories high. Anyway when we contact IFR today, they tell us that as soon as the rig is finished on Oilexco’s Kildare project, they expect to spud the Laurel Valley. Despite a weaker market, we still think that this will be an exciting play. The one benefit for tiny player IFR is that, before they had very little to fall back on if this play should not work out, but now they have a handful of other plays Crackie
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