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Eco Oro Minerals Corp C.EOM

Alternate Symbol(s):  GYSLF

Eco Oro Minerals Corp. is a Canadian precious metals exploration and development company. The Company was focused on the development of the Angostura Project in northeastern Colombia, which consists of the main Angostura deposit and its five satellite prospects. The International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID) Arbitration Claim became the core focus of the Company.


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Post by Silverwhereon Dec 15, 2015 1:00am
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TGR: Will Red Eagle ultimately win control of CB Gold Inc. (CBJ:TSX.V) in its battle with Batero Gold Corp. (BAT:TSX.V)?

TL: Yes, there will probably be an amicable solution in the next 12–24 months. Red Eagle will likely have to acquire the remaining shares of CB Gold in a private transaction with Batero.

TGR:What impact is the weak Colombian peso having on Red Eagle?

TL:The impact will be huge. The U.S. dollar versus the Colombian peso exchange rate is about 3,150:1. Red Eagle based its feasibility study on an exchange rate of 1,900:1, so it gets about 60–65% more pesos for each dollar. Some 30 or 40% of the company's operating expenses will be paid for in Colombian pesos and this means Red Eagle could shave off about 50% of those expenses, which could reduce the all-in sustaining costs by at least $100 per ounce ($100/oz). That would be an impact of $4–5 million ($4–5M) per year based on the 40,000–45,000 ounce (40–45 Koz) per year production rate. My hope is that the company will try to lock in at least a part of its currency exposure because it's prudent to hedge against the Colombian peso while it can get value.


Lepouttre Plays Santa Claus, Gives Away Top 5 Junior Mining Picks
https://www.stockhouse.com/opinion/independent-reports/2015/12/14/lepouttre-plays-santa-claus-gives-away-top-5-junior-mining-picks

[ Source: Brian Sylvester of The Gold Report (12/14/15)
https://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/lepouttre-plays-santa-claus-gives-away-top-5-junior-mining-picks ]


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