Kalkaroo Copper Strategy, page-2

For those that are interested, a MiningNews.net article on Dr. Copper that also mentioned HAV in a few paragraphs (positively):

http://www.miningnews.net/resource-...res/copper-hopes-ride-on-exploration-success/

Extract follows:

"Havilah, which has shown neat corporate footwork as a resources minnow in a downturn with its exploration strategy (funded by China-backed MMG since 2012) and cash-flow development plan (sharing Portia gold-mine funding risk with a Broken Hill mining contractor), has seen its shares rise 75% this year as it closes in on a A$30 million cash injection from a short-lived operation at Portia. While the project’s 355,000t at 4.7gpt – 67,000oz – is attractive at current AUD gold prices, it’s the 620,000t copper/2Moz gold resource at Havilah’s flagship Kalkaroo project, and exploration potential of an 8,000sq.km tenement package, that will shape the company’s long-term future.

Potential copper and gold output of more than 35,000tpa and 110,000ozpa, respectively – 60,000tpa copper-equivalent – from Kalkaroo would make Havilah “a not insignificant ASX-listed Cu-Au producer”, according to a State One Stockbroking report.

“Over $80 million (in current dollars) spent by major companies in the past [on the Curnamona ground] has led to the discovery of numerous promising prospects, many with ore-grade intersections that have not been adequately drilled,” Havilah says.

“Probability for discovery of repetitions of Kalkaroo style copper-gold-molybdenum mineralisation are high both in the Kalkaroo north and south domes and in other domes.”

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