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Rio Novo Gold Inc. RIVVF

"Rio Novo Gold Inc is engaged in the acquisition, exploration and development of mineral properties located in Brazil and Colombia. Its properties include Almas gold and Matupa gold projects in Brazil and Tolda Fria gold project in Colombia."


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Comment by eebleron Mar 25, 2011 1:14pm
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Post# 18341292

RE: RE: RE: NEWS ... Drilling Results

RE: RE: RE: NEWS ... Drilling ResultsThey aren't exactly knocking it out of the ballpark right now.  Drill results are okay with the occasional "ooh", but nothing that says they've landed on a major new discovery. 

What got the biggest bang recently was when they announced the acquisition of the ballmill, and if I were to offer an opinion it would be that progress of Almas is of higher interest to the general investor. 

I know that right now my own interest in RN is from the fact that they have stated the ability to have 2 mines producing 200k ozs total per year within the next 2-3 years, and maybe a 3rd mine which would probably mean 300k ozs per year - all at very low capex and lower quartile cash costs.  It is a personal opinion, but I don't really care right now about whether they find new stuff or not. They have another 3-4 years to extend minelife and find new economic deposits.  Right now they have a potential development stage company that could be a notable enough producer within 2-2.5 years, and instead they are losing focus on what look to be small offshoots and trace material. 

eebler
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