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Orvana Minerals Corp T.ORV

Alternate Symbol(s):  ORVMF

Orvana Minerals Corp. is a multi-mine gold-copper-silver company. It is involved in the evaluation, development and mining of precious and base metal deposits. Its assets consist of the producing El Valle and Carles gold-copper-silver mines in northern Spain, the Don Mario gold-silver property in Bolivia, and the Taguas property located in Argentina. The El Valle and Carles mines and the El Valle processing plant are a producer of copper concentrate and dore. El Valle is located in Asturias, Northern Spain. The Don Mario Operation is in San Jose de Chiquitos, Southeastern Bolivia. The Don Mario Operation consists of a set of assets that includes Las Tojas orebody, and the previously mined out lower mineralized zone, upper mineralized zone and Cerro Felix mines. The Taguas Property consists of 15 mining concessions over an area of 3,273.87 hectares, held and managed by its subsidiary Orvana Argentina S.A. Taguas is located in the province of San Juan, on the eastern flank of the Andes.


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Comment by bobvee15on Nov 11, 2009 9:17am
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Post# 16474387

RE: RE: Will break $1 mark

RE: RE: Will break $1 markI agree with your comments.  The moves they have made certainly left the short term vulnerable to this and that is why I was so high (as well as Rock) on a Zaruma Resources purchase earlier in the year. The company was certainly affordable would have perfectly filled as a stopgap measure for the 2009 production shortfall and the purchase would have generated enough cash flow where the purchase price would have been pretty close to recovered by the time the UMZ project was in full production and provided Orvana's stock price surged  past $1.25 I would have been agreeable to converting Glencore's debt  on Zaruma's project into equity which would have been beneficial to Glencore maintaining control of Orvana as funds are need for the Copperwood project down the road.

As for the financing of UMZ I highly doubt it will be 100% and thus really a nonevent to report.



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