I wouldnt expect any results to be announced until the next...

I wouldnt expect any results to be announced until the next quarterly and they are more focused on providing a more detailed analysis in regards to historical data and proving that a more detailed exploration is warranted. IMO from discussions I've had there is something worth exploring in SA but it will require more money before anything exciting happens.

Of more interest is the fact directors are looking at new projects in Australia and overseas. If they able to find the right project then more action might be seen. As mentioned quite a few times this is long term project, so patience is required.

http://www.ir-site.com/images/library/master/t_pressFrame.asp?PressURL=http://markets.financialcontent.com/ir/_quote_Module=MediaViewer_amper_GUID=13490810&Ticker=HENC&dir=hollomanenergy

"We are following a very deliberate development plan that was put in place in early 2009 -- we are in this for the long run," stated Mark Stevenson, CEO of Holloman Energy. "Our commitment to building value in the Cooper Basin is stronger than ever and we believe additional seismic study is the best way to significantly enhance our probability of drilling success. Speaking as the CEO of Holloman Corporation, the largest single shareholder, Mark Stevenson indicated that "Holloman Corporation remains confident regarding its investment in the company and believes in the opportunities that it presents."

I can still find links with Holloman that links some big players. Still not sure if and when what the plans are for RMG but IMO they are still have big plans in place.

I found the following interesting. Seems Holloman Minerals is being linked on other chat sites with a company called Sirius Exploration.

http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/detail?code=cotn:SXX.L&display=discussion&id=6828646&action=detail&emoticons=off

"I have a feeling they will have done a similar amount of work on the Derby Tens. The issue here is with the objection in place from Nykina & Mangala etc then they would be foolish to release anything (IMVHO)These tens are Catlow's own babies, through Derby Salts ppty ltd

I am convinced it's not a coincidence that the EPC's and EPM's overlap

http://www.mdcampbell.com/AusPotash43-101-070809.pdf
Pg 10
The Mineral Act of 1989 (Qld.) allows for the granting of EPMs and EPCs (Exploration Permit Coal Applications). According to the Queensland Department of Mines and Energy (DME), all of the AusPotash EPMs are overlapped by EPCs owned by Holloman Minerals Pty. Ltd., Majicyl Pty. Ltd., and by other minority interests. East Energy Resources Ltd has announced that exploration will begin on reported shallow coal occurrences as soon as their application has been granted (see East Energy Resources Ltd announcement, with URL in Section 23.0 References).

http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/nativetitle/dealings/notifications.html

they're going for it

Holloman Minerals Pty Ltd (EPC1778 (PDF, 309K)*)
Holloman Minerals Pty Ltd (EPC1779 (PDF, 309K)*)
Holloman Minerals Pty Ltd (EPC1780 (PDF, 309K)*)
Holloman Minerals Pty Ltd (EPC1782 (PDF, 309K)*)
Holloman Minerals Pty Ltd (EPC1783 (PDF, 309K)*)

Not only EPC but also EPM's

EPM17510

http://www.derm.qld.gov.au/nativetitle/pdf/mining/notification_17478.pdf

East Energy Resources Limited Announces Ownership Interest Of Majicyl Pty Ltd
Monday, 18 May 2009 07:36pm EDT
East Energy Resources Limited announced that Majicyl Pty Ltd has an holding interest of 63,368,002total number of voting shares representing 49.27%.
www.reuters.com/finance/stocks/keyDevelopments?symbol=EER.AX

Red Metal going in on Paradox and Oz tenements
People are specifically "going for it" in these areas and you could talk about Glenn Gill and even Transit all day
Something's going on And we'll find out one day I'll be here until the end as I think they'll actually do it The Walter Doyle, BT Metals, Brumby etc is behind us or yet to come - who knows The scale of potential JV's and existing tenements that are held by "known parties! The Chinese working with is in oz and someone like K &S in North America works"

What is also interesting is that Chris Catlow of Fortescue is now involved with Sirius. I'm not sure if it is still the case but Geoff Brayshaw of Fortescue was apart of Holloman Minerals Pty Ltd. Probably just a coincidence.

In this thread ADD gets a mention.

http://www.iii.co.uk/investment/detail?code=cotn:SXX.L&display=discussion&id=6801074&action=detail

Also of interest is Adavale Holdings is a subsidiary of Siruis (could be just another coincidence)

http://www.queenslandpotash.com/