Lundin refreshes East Africa Metals buy Brien Lundin, in the June, 2015, edition of the Gold Newsletter, refreshes his buy of East Africa Metals Inc., recently seven cents. Mr. Lundin said buy East Africa in April, 2015, at six cents. A $1,000 investment at six cents is now worth $1,166. Mr. Lundin reminds his readers that he added East Africa to his portfolio earlier this year because he thinks the company has an excellent chance of uncovering the next big deposit in the Arabian-Nubian Shield. East Africa owns two adjacent base and precious metal projects in Ethiopia, and a gold project in Tanzania. It recently released an initial National Instrument 43-101-compliant resource on Adyabo, one of its two Ethiopian projects. The estimate pegs Adyabo's inferred resource at 678,000 ounces of gold, 82.1 million pounds of copper and 648,000 ounces of silver. Mr. Lundin notes that all three resource-hosting targets at Adyabo remain open laterally and at depth. The company will next conduct an infill drilling program at Adyabo to fill in the gaps of the inferred resource. The writer says East Africa's projects are highly prospective and he believes the stock, currently trading at bargain basement levels, has significant upside. It remains a buy.