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Orsu Metals Corp V.OSU.H

Metals & Mining Gold
Orsu Metals Corporation is a Canada-based company. The Company is engaged in discussions and evaluating a number of potential acquisitions with concurrent equity financing with the aim of moving the Company forward.


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Comment by amarkspon Sep 08, 2008 5:30pm
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RE: Orsu Presents in Denver today...

RE: Orsu Presents in Denver today...A metric tonne (not a ton) equals 2,204.6 pounds.

Per slide 9,
https://www.orsumetals.com/uploads/orsumetalscorporationseptember2008corporatepresentation.pdf

• 2009 Production estimated to be:

• 147,000 ounces Au & 13,000 tonnes of Cu concentrate (30mlb)

Thus, 13,000 tonnes = 28.7M pounds.

FWIW, a short ton = 2,000 pounds. But most mining companies always state "tonnes" which is a metric tonne.

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