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    Far East Capital review on Uranium stocks. MHL gets a nice mention..

    http://www.energymetals.net/userfiles/file/uraniumtext21april08final.pdf

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    MHL is essentially an oil company with four licences in the Kyrgyz Republic, but also with
    50% of an interesting uranium project in the same country, named East Kokmoinok. An
    historic Soviet resource of 770 t U is located at Kashkasu and awaits confirmation and
    conversion to JORC status. The Soviet work comprised a shaft to a depth of 160m and 800m of
    drives. The uranium mineralisation is hosted within coal horizons of the Jurassic sedimentary
    strata. The mineralised coal seams vary in width from 4.2-6.6m and the grade is typically 300-
    2,000 ppm, with an average being close to 1,400 ppm.
    Lower grade mineralisation is associated with sandstones and siltstones adjacent to the coal.
    There have been historical uranium mines in the same uranium field at Turakavak, Agulak,
    Sashytash deposits.
    MHL paid US$230,000 to acquire a local company that held a 97.5% interest in East
    Kokmoinok, then sold a 50% interest to Leopard Minerals at cost price. Ongoing exploration
    costs are shared 50:50 between the two companies. Drilling was scheduled for the December
    quarter of 2007, but inclement weather and contractor issues have pushed back the timetable.
    The oil projects have been farmed out to Medina Group Ltd, a specialist oil and gas investor
    based in Hong Kong. Medina is to spend US$13m on exploration to earn 85%. Note that
    Medina has to fund mobilisation and demobilisation costs on its own account, in additon to the
    US$13m. This could be worth quite a few million dollars more to MHL.
    Investment Perspective: MHL is has been a favourite stock for day traders, often moving in
    large percentages on very high volumes – but that aspect of the stock market has taken a back
    seat for a while. Its main game is the oil and gas interests in the Kyrgyz Republic, which are
    now to be fully funded by the joint venture partner. The uranium interests are small at present
    but interesting. MHL is a cheaply priced energy stock. (Disclosure: The author and associates
    owns shares/options in MHL).

 
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