We do Sir & according to the updated development timeline we are entitled to hold the company to account on receiving full copper & gold results for holes 005 & 006 (Section D-D)
We also have gold results pending on holes 002, 003A & 004A (Section E-E, A-A & B-B) of which I'm expecting a little gold kick to come from 004A at around the 68m mark if the core sample photo is anything to go by? Plus gold is clawing back gains on the monthly at present so drop em if ya got em I say.. hehe
Hole PDH-004A at the 68m mark..
Don't think it was a copper hit that is visible in the core sample but could be wrong?
After which we have El Pilar Target Resource upgrade due in Dec, along with the revised upgrade and scoping study for la Demajaguar due at the same time.
Also slated for Q4 is confirmation of the placement for $2,5m US to Sophisticated Investors already on the register in order drill out the remainder of the oxide cap in 2023. I'm hoping results released before then will bolster the resolve not to low ball any offer? Wishful thinking perhaps..
And finally, whilst it's not on the immediate radar it would be great to get a snipper of news about any development with the New Horizons project the company makes mention of. It too is a near mine ready proposition with existing resources confirmed as late as 2017 and whilst not huge, would provide even greater weight to the risk v reward value equation that Antilles is proving up.
Up to the company now to hit the targets, drop some solid gold/copper results and hopefully be rewarded for doing so.
Personally I'm looking forward to the next few weeks and pray for a little ol Santa rally..
El Pilar Sectionals
El Pilar assays - Nov 2022
Copper grades PDH-003A & 004A which recorded a copper level (21.97%) 5% above the highest previously ever recorded at El Pilar (16.8%)
El Pilar Target Range Update - Dec 2022
La Demajaguar Scoping Study including an extra 190Koz resources and Antimony Product Credits
- the 31,700ha 40km long New Horizons VMS style polymetallic mineral belt in central Cuba that includes four copper-zinc mines (Antonio, Santa Rosa, San Fernando, and Los Cerros) that were operated by a Soviet mining company until abandoned in the exodus from Cuba in 1991, and 16 identified targets with outcropping mineralisation.
New Horizons - Antonio & San Fernando Resource Estimate
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