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    Company Centamin Egypt Limited
    TIDM CEY
    Headline Drilling Report
    Released 10:22 7 Jan 2003
    Number 8521F






    Centamin Egypt Limited



    SUKARI GOLD PROJECT DRILLING UPDATE





    SIGNIFICANT NEW INTERSECTIONS

    (detailed table attached)



    41m @ 2.06g/t Au

    54m @ 3.11g/t Au

    49m @ 2.10g/t Au

    31m @ 2.74g/t Au

    120m @ 1.63g/t Au

    107m @ 2.42g/t Au

    21m @ 2.43 g/t Au

    31m @ 2.74 g/t Au

    40m @ 2.09 g/t Au



    HIGH GRADE INTERSECTIONS



    1m @ 75.10 g/t Au (new shoot)

    1m @ 567 g/t Au (Hapi Zone)



    WIDTH OF MINERALISATION INCREASING



    Ra zone mineralisation has averaged 400m in width,

    a considerable increase to the 90m experienced in the Amun zone.





    As reported in October 2002 the company engaged Stanley Mining Services to begin drilling the Ra Zone at Sukari with the intention to add to the existing 2,040,000 oz resource of the Amun zone. Two Stanley Rigs were added to the company’s three existing rigs on October 13th and the company expects to drill its 300th (Sukari Diamond Drill Hole, SDDH300) this month. Stanley Rig 10 moved south from 10675N to add reserve ounces to the resource, whilst Rig 37 together with Centamin’s rigs stepped out north into the Ra zone to add resource ounces.



    The mineralised system has now been proven to be continuous from section to section as the drilling has progressed into the Ra zone, with the mineralisation being consistent with the mineralisation logged in the Amun Zone



    Geological logging of the diamond drill core indicates that the zones of mineralisation are well defined within the Sukari porphyry. Mineralisation is related to stockworks, brecciation, quartz veining and contact mineralisation, these are traceable along the strike and dip of the Sukari porphyry.



    Stockworks are broad zones defined by sericitic and chloritic alteration, the porphyry is highly fractured and jointed, these are infilled with high ratios of disseminated fine grained pyrite and arsenopyrite in the altered porphyry.



    Zones of brecciation are well defined within the broader stockwork. The breccia is characterised by fragments of porphyry supported by fine grained pyrite and sulphide matrix. Quartz veins and zones of breccitaion are easily identified and indicate an increase in the tenor of the gold mineralisation.



    Stacked east dipping structures (breccia) normally contain the high grade with medium to low grade mineralization occurring in the quartz and sulphide stockwork in between these structures.



    Contact mineralisation with the footwall is in close proximity to the porphyry and found in association with highly foliated metavolcanics, these display a high ratio of pyrite and quartz veinlets. Along the foot wall contact an extremely high grade zone, the ‘Hapi Zone’, is present and continues to be intersected



    The extensiveness of the system is best demonstrated by SDDH 284 which encountered the mineralised porphyry 9m from surface with an intersection of 1m @ 75 g/t Au, and continued in mineralisation for over 400m down hole. Drill hole data and assays are included in the tables below with some assays still to be received.



    Holes drilled and assayed to date show continuity along strike adding significant ounces in areas previously undrilled. For Example:



    SDDH 275, 100m @ 1.71 g/t incl. 41m @ 2.06 g/t is 25m along strike from



    SDDH 278, 120m @ 1.63 g/t incl. 38m @ 2.27 g/t which is 50m along strike from



    SDDH 282, 107m @ 2.42 g/t. incl. 40m @ 3.37 g/t.



    The development program to move one of the Stanley rigs and Centamin’s 3 rigs north into the Ra zone and add resource ounces has been a resounding success, with significant mineralisation encountered in every hole.



    It must be stressed that the Amun and Ra zones are continuous and contained within the Sukari outcrop, with the division between zones made purely for ease of reference rather than being separate structures. As such Sukari has the ability to be a multi million ounce single pit deposit, with the Ra zone yet to be included in the resource calculation and the Gazelle and Pharaoh zones yet to be tested by drilling.



    Drilling is continuing and further results will be released at the time of the resource upgrade which is planned for February 2003.





    Drill Hole collar positions and depths.



    Northing and Easting are Local Grid coordinates.

    Azimuth is Grid bearing: Grid North = ~20° Magnetic north. Dip, is degrees below horizontal

    Hole No.
    Northing
    Easting
    RL
    Azimuth
    Dip
    Depth

    RC266
    11250
    10948
    1104
    270
    -60
    70.00

    RC267
    11302
    10923
    1101
    270
    -60
    82.00

    RC268
    11353
    10877
    1102
    270
    -60
    100.00

    RC268A
    11353
    10877
    1102
    270
    -60
    4.00

    RC269
    10176
    10563
    1119
    270
    -90
    6.00

    DDH270
    10842
    10718
    1181
    267.5
    -15
    153.63

    RC271
    10255
    10429
    1169
    90
    -85
    4.00

    DDH272
    10770
    10651
    1190
    267
    -44
    303.72

    DDH273
    10850
    10700
    1185
    270
    -45
    85.62

    DDH274
    10791
    10742
    1170
    270
    -65
    437.40

    DDH275
    10675
    10610
    1210
    270
    -75
    372.30

    DDH276
    10801
    10678
    1183
    270
    -5
    162.00

    DDH276B
    10801
    10678
    1183
    270
    -5
    107.22

    DDH277
    10575
    10642
    1178
    270
    -65
    317.92

    DDH278
    10650
    10618
    1209
    270
    -80
    442.60

    DDH279
    10791
    10742
    1170
    270
    -45
    152.70

    DDH279A
    10791
    10742
    1170
    270
    -45
    403.70

    DDH280
    10847
    10718
    1181
    270
    -40
    138.82

    DDH281
    10625
    10606
    1210
    270
    -80
    370.70

    DDH282
    10611
    10610
    1197
    270
    -70
    384.80

    DDH283
    10600
    10560
    1220
    270
    -45
    25.02

    DDH283A
    10600
    10560
    1220
    270
    -45
    176.77

    DDH284
    10900
    10740
    1215
    270
    -60
    494.00

    DDH285
    10675
    10610
    1210
    270
    -55
    301.10

    DDH286
    10575
    10640
    1190
    270
    -80
    433.00








    Significant Intersections in drill holes



    Hole No.
    From (m)
    To (m)
    Width (m)
    Assay (g/t)

    RC266
    9
    10
    1
    2.37







    RC268
    45
    46
    1
    2.51


    49
    50
    1
    2.94


    58
    59
    1
    2.93







    DDH270
    84
    100
    16
    2.24

    incl
    98
    100
    2
    4.85







    DDH272
    70
    82
    12
    2.02


    120
    121
    1
    2.27


    125
    126
    1
    2.39


    198
    199
    1
    3.32


    216
    217
    1
    5.06


    264
    265
    1
    4.42







    DDH273
    38
    40
    2
    2.69


    59
    66
    7
    3.03

    DDH274
    110
    120
    10
    1.92

    Hole No.
    From (m)
    To (m)
    Width (m)
    Assay (g/t)


    197
    199
    2
    2.35


    355
    376
    21
    1.78

    incl
    369
    370
    1
    5.95

    incl
    374
    375
    1
    5.47


    384
    385
    1
    6.15


    413
    414
    1
    11.80


    428
    431
    3
    10.20







    DDH275
    221
    228
    7
    2.05


    231
    232
    1
    3.55


    253
    254
    1
    2.78


    259
    359
    100
    1.71

    incl
    259
    300
    41
    2.06

    incl
    266
    267
    1
    15.30


    306
    313
    7
    2.60

    incl
    310
    311
    1
    7.97


    328
    337
    9
    2.86


    330
    332
    2
    5.88


    343
    345
    2
    4.32


    354
    359
    5
    2.71







    DDH276A
    11
    12
    1
    2.66


    38
    39
    1
    8.25







    DDH276
    63
    66
    3
    2.23


    81
    82
    1
    6.12


    92
    96
    4
    3.48


    99
    100
    1
    4.96


    113
    114
    1
    3.45








    122
    131
    9
    2.18







    DDH 276B
    92
    96
    4
    3.58







    DDH277
    223
    231
    8
    3.72


    237
    238
    1
    4.77


    242
    245
    3
    2.61


    277
    280
    3
    3.14







    DDH278
    134
    135
    1
    5.80


    317
    437
    120
    1.63

    incl
    318
    322
    4
    2.62

    incl
    341
    348
    7
    3.29

    incl
    365
    367
    2
    3.42

    incl
    385
    483
    38
    2.27

    incl
    413
    414
    1
    10.10







    DDH279A
    178
    181
    3
    2.00


    187
    193
    6
    2.39


    293
    304
    11
    2.27


    319
    373
    54
    3.11

    incl
    326
    328
    2
    5.03

    incl
    336
    342
    6
    7.91

    incl
    353
    356
    3
    11.80







    DDH280
    28
    29
    1
    2.60

    Hole No.
    From (m)
    To (m)
    Width (m)
    Assay (g/t)


    66
    115
    49
    2.10

    incl
    75
    81
    6
    4.88

    incl
    99
    100
    1
    8.65

    incl
    109
    114
    5
    4.89


    Assays awaited










    DDH281
    275
    287
    12
    1.82


    314
    317
    3
    2.90


    339
    345
    6
    5.25


    368
    394
    26
    1.65

    incl
    368
    375
    7
    3.34


    Assays awaited










    DDH282
    184
    185
    1
    2.59


    194
    195
    1
    2.75


    210
    317
    107
    2.42

    incl
    210
    232
    22
    2.55

    incl
    264
    266
    2
    8.77

    incl
    275
    315
    40
    3.37


    319
    320
    1
    567.00


    320
    327
    7
    5.11







    DDH283A
    Assays awaited










    DDH284
    9
    10
    1
    75.10


    12
    16
    4
    1.93


    100
    101
    1
    11.70


    139
    160
    21
    2.43

    incl
    144
    149
    5
    5.79


    183
    216
    31
    2.74


    274
    277
    3
    5.11


    293
    296
    3
    2.05


    299
    300
    1
    4.40


    312
    352
    40
    2.09

    incl
    316
    320
    4
    4.22

    incl
    348
    349
    1
    10.60

    incl
    351
    352
    1
    7.15


    378
    385
    7
    1.97


    395
    412
    17
    1.93


    Assays awaited










    DDH285
    118
    122
    4
    2.93


    133
    134
    1
    3.02








    Josef El Raghy

    Managing Director









    For more information please contact:



    Josef El Raghy
    Leesa Peters

    Centamin Egypt Ltd
    Capital PR

    Tel: + 61 (0) 8 9316 2640/ 0418 333 444
    Tel: +44 (0)20 7618 7889/07812159885

    [email protected]
    [email protected]




    Louis Castro


    Williams de Broë Plc


    Tel: + 44 (0) 20 7588 7511


    [email protected]





    www.centamin.com.au





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