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Acme Gold Company Ltd V.AGE


Primary Symbol: C.AGE

Acme Gold Company Limited is a Canada-based company engaged in the business of mineral exploration and the acquisition of mineral property assets in Canada. The Company owns a 100% interest in two contiguous mineral claims covering approximately 3,314 hectares (the Old Fort Property) located in the Babine District of northern British Columbia (BC), 22 kilometers (km) north of the village of Granisle, BC. The Old Fort Property lies about 13 km northwest of the past producing Bell copper mine. It owns the Old Fort Property for its potential to host porphyry copper gold mineralization similar to that seen elsewhere in the Babine District, such as the past producing Bell and Granisle mines, and at the Morrison deposit.


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Comment by canbeam2004on Jan 03, 2013 12:12pm
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Post# 20792906

RE: RE: NI 43-101

RE: RE: NI 43-101

I don't think it necessarily increases the resource estimate, but it appears they use the software program to test the feasibility of mining the resource.  Therefore I think it can be a very important bit of information.  This is what I found on the web regarding Whittle optimization.  I would say they are in the Scoping level of their analysis.

Exploration
  • Understand the potential value of the deposit.
  • Target areas for future drilling.
Scoping
  • Establish the economic viability of the deposit and options for capital investment and development strategies.
  • Examine sensitivities and assign resources accordingly for future studies.
Pre-feasibility, Feasibility
  • Identify preferred development strategy, capital investment, expected NPV and optimal extraction sequence.
  • Calculate sensitivities to develop risk reduction strategy.
  • Ascertain final reserve statement for the deposit.
Bankable Feasibility Study
  • Analyse expected return on investment.
  • Analyse sensitivities and investment risk.
  • Consider multiple scenarios for reducing risk.
Production
  • Determine strategic direction for the mine; cut-off grade and optimised cut-off grade; mining areas and extraction sequence per period; and development strategies for new mines and push backs.
  • Re-evaluate mine plans in response to changing conditions.
  • Calculation of annual reserve statement.

 

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