RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:A few pts2fast4Ul,
On Las Tojas exploration, the word that they put out is that they were going to spend $2.1 million USD on exploration at Don Mario. I see $714,000 USD spent in Q1, $1,116,000 USD spent in Q2, and then in fiscal Q3 $1,444,000 USD was spent. So in total that adds up to $$3.2 million USD.
So exactly how much gold did they find at Las Tojas? And would there be any reason to keep that information under wraps? Or perhaps they haven't got all their drilling results back from the assay labs? In any event, it doesn't surprise me that they are late in their Las Tojas drilling data.
They did a good job in updating the presentation for El Valle and Don Mario, and it is clear from that presentation that they intend to grow the operations at El Valle in Spain and at Don Mario in Bolivia potentially adding 3rd local gold ore sources at each location.
In addition, they are looking to acquire a third operation which is a producing mine in a different country than their current operations. And I find it particularly interesting that they are keeping their high grade drill results at El Valle out of their Denver Gold Show presentation. No need to attract too much unwanted attention!