Aim Res. Share Discussion Threads

[2bodeswell] 08/10/2008 09:42

another big wage packet to further diminish Aimr funds no doubt.

[sagem] 08/10/2008 08:20

EVEN MORE GOOD NEWS..........


RNS Number : 3386F
AIM Resources Limited
08 October 2008

AIM RESOURCES LIMITED

8 OCTOBER 2008

APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR


AIM Resources Limited ("AIM Resources" or "the Company") (ASX:AIM, AIM:AIMR) is pleased to
announce that Ms Nicki Bowman has been
appointed a Non-executive Director of the Company effective 8 October 2008.
Nicki commenced her career by gaining extensive experience as a corporate and commercial
lawyer in private practice within a Top 10
Australian law firm. She then held senior Corporate Counsel positions in BHP and BlueScope
Steel before moving into Senior Management and
Executive positions. This experience included playing key roles in Merger and Acquisition
transactions, leading contract negotiations, and
managing corporate restructuring.
Chairman Vic Bradley said, "We are very pleased that Nicki has agreed to join the Board.

The Directors believe that with her knowledge,
experience and expertise, Nicki will make an important contribution as we move into a new era
and change the face of AIM Resources. Nicki's
appointment is in-line with other changes to progress towards best practice in Corporate
Governance and Strategic Management".
The information required to be disclosed in accordance with the AIM rules, with respect to
the appointment of Ms Bowman to the Board, is
set out in Appendix 1 below.
With this appointment, the Board now comprises three independent, Non-executive Directors,
and two Executive Directors, including the
Managing Director.
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I LIKE THIS PART :-


RNS Number : 3386F
AIM Resources Limited
08 October 2008

AIM RESOURCES LIMITED

8 OCTOBER 2008

APPOINTMENT OF DIRECTOR


AIM Resources Limited ("AIM Resources" or "the Company") (ASX:AIM, AIM:AIMR) is pleased to
announce that Ms Nicki Bowman has been
appointed a Non-executive Director of the Company effective 8 October 2008.
Nicki commenced her career by gaining extensive experience as a corporate and commercial
lawyer in private practice within a Top 10
Australian law firm. She then held senior Corporate Counsel positions in BHP and BlueScope
Steel before moving into Senior Management and
Executive positions. This experience included playing key roles in Merger and Acquisition
transactions, leading contract negotiations, and
managing corporate restructuring.
Chairman Vic Bradley said, "We are very pleased that Nicki has agreed to join the Board.
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I LIKE THIS PART OF THE ANNOUNCEMENT :-

The Directors believe that with her knowledge,
experience and expertise, Nicki will make an important contribution as we move into a new era
and change the face of AIM Resources.

[2bodeswell] 06/10/2008 15:50

Well I just wish them well!!!

[jb51] 06/10/2008 08:39

Agree sagem, cash is key, do they have enough to sit out the downturn and then still be in a position to raise finance to exploit/profit from those minerals for themselves ?

[sagem] 06/10/2008 08:25

boxtie ......

The share price will be all very different when they confirm that the have funding available. The credit crunch will soon be better and AIM Resources share price which is very undervalued for all the reasons that we know i.e world wide credit problems. AIM has the minerals which we know are in the ground....this is a lot more comfort than a company that is still exploring and their are many just like that with a higher share price than AIM RESOURCES. Any comments on my thoughts anybody out their
and sagem, bless him is the eternal optimist AND I HOPE TO STAY THAT WAY.

[lordz] 03/10/2008 17:50

I hope that they don't end up like New Millennium Resources Ltd (aim:NML)

[arja] 03/10/2008 11:50

sagem,
but surely it depends on the extent to which the directors are milking the company of cash as it might then have to be liquidated ! then the cherry pickers come in and nothing left for shareholders . I take your point on fundamentals but it might have no bearing on the matter . good luck .

[sagem] 02/10/2008 07:45

TAKEN FROM A POST IN OZ...INTERESTING

I think the grades are OK. You're probably looking at a chunk of the Earth 400x400x400m (at least!), which is probably a good 200Mt at around 0.4% Cu. You'd tackle this with a 10mt per annum open cut mine and would produce around 40,000tpa copper, probably with costs around $1.50/lb.

If you found that the strike length of 1200m+ was all equally mineralised you'd get 600Mt and would probably start looking at 20Mtpa operations, etc etc.

May I remind everyone about EQN, which is running a mine on these grades.

Of course, AIM has to stay alive to see mining take place, but so far so good. I think these drilling results are excellent, and I'd be buying this if everything wasn't so knackered right now.

[sagem] 01/10/2008 21:00

MUST HAVE FAITH................

Not long to wait........Aim Resources a good bet for big returns on investment. Has Worlds top grate Zinc Mine and still intact and ready to produce this highly sort after commodity ;-

Zinc will recover in 2010, when lower output after a price slump leads to a shortage, according to Standard Bank.

"Zinc is one of the metals we're quite bullish on ... post-2010," Walter de Wet, the head of commodity research, said on Thursday - Bloomberg

[hoggar] 01/10/2008 17:36

Some heavy selling here of late. I suppose its a question of grab what you can before the ship finally sinks.

I did predict a year ago that Perkoa will eventually be mothballed. Any notion of Aimr in its present guise eventually re-opening the project in a few years time, should think again. No doubt Perkoa will re-open at some time in the distant future, but it will be another company doing it.

The gold exploration program holds out some hope for investors but without steady investment and continuous financial support the company will be heavily stretched under the ever increasing administration, maintenance, and failing opertional costs from the Mumbwa operation.

[arja] 01/10/2008 17:31

well, only .5p bid now although still 2 cents in oz ! but now hard to believe that this company will survive. the directors will still have hand in till during the mothball period and probably litle cash left in the end. Sadly, these "crooks" operate in this way . they never lose out !

[unionhall] 25/9/2008 10:08

Not quite ready to produce - there is a year's drilling first once they restart...

[sagem] 25/9/2008 08:08

Not long to wait........Aim Resources a good bet for big returns on investment. Has Worlds top grate Zinc Mine and still intact and ready to produce this highly sort after commodity ;-

Zinc will recover in 2010, when lower output after a price slump leads to a shortage, according to Standard Bank.

"Zinc is one of the metals we're quite bullish on ... post-2010," Walter de Wet, the head of commodity research, said on Thursday - Bloomberg

[drewz] 22/9/2008 13:25

The depth is too great and those copper grades too low to make for an economic underground mine, imho.

[control1] 22/9/2008 13:20

Sorry, CSE metalwork probably not adequate to decipher this...!

[sagem] 22/9/2008 11:19

SO IS ALL THIS GOOD NEWS....CAN ANYBODY UNDERSTAND THES RESULTS RELEASED TODAY :-

Mumbwa Drilling Results (Aim Resources)
Date : 22/09/2008 @ 09:14
Source : UK Regulatory (RNS and others)
Stock : Aim Resources Ltd (AIMR)
Quote : 1.125 0.0 (0.00%) @ 09:10


RNS Number : 9437D
AIM Resources Limited
22 September 2008


AIM RESOURCES LIMITED

22 SEPTEMBER 2008

Mumbwa Drilling Results


AIM Resources Limited ("the Company") is pleased to provide the following assay results
from the current drilling program being
completed on the Mumbwa Joint Venture ("JV") Project in Zambia.

The Company received results for hole S36-010, and drill interpreted intersections are
presented below. These intersections represent
drilled thickness and are calculated based on "cut off" grades of 0.25% Cu and 0.25g/t Au.
True width intersections were not quoted in these
results as additional interpretation is required to correllate data from adjacent drill holes.

Results - S36-010
* 10 metres @ 1.37% Cu between 364 to 374 metres,
* including 2 metres @ 3.75 % Cu between 368 to 370metres.
* 22 metres @ 0.39% Cu; 0.06g/t Au between 388 to 410 metres,
* including 14 metres @ 0.46% Cu between 396 to 410 metres,
* including 2 metres @ 0.31 g/t Au between 396 to 398 metres.
* 40 metres @ 0.61% Cu; 0.04g/t Au between 422 to 462 metres,
* including 14 metres @ 0.83% Cu between 422 to 436 metres,
* including 4 metres @ 1.63% Cu between 426 to 430 metres,
* including 18 metres @ 0.65% Cu between 440 to 458 metres,
* including 2 metres @ 1.02% Cu between 444 to 446 metres.
* 18 metres @ 0.25% Cu between 486 to 504 metres,
* including 2 metres @ 0.41 % Cu between 501 to 503 metres.
* 4 metres @ 0.59% Cu between 622 to 626 metres.
* 12 metres @ 0.55% Cu; 0.12 g/t Au between 642 to 654 metres,
* including 2 metres @ 1.23% Cu between 652 to 654 metres,
* including 2 metres @ 0.29 g/t Au between 652 to 654 metres.
* 2 metres @ 0.50% Cu between 827 to 829 metres,
* including 1 metre @ 0.83% Cu between 828 to 829 metres.

Drillhole S36-010 is located in the western side of the target area, and situated
approximately 200 metres west from hole S36-001,
drilled during the previous Phase 2 program.

S36-010 was drilled at an angle of 70 degrees towards the east (090 degrees), for an end
of hole depth totalling 866.65 meters. A total
of 316 samples were submitted for preparation and analysis by AH Knight Group of
laboratories.

Diagrams (available on www.aimresources.com.au) display Drillhole S36-010 and the Mumbwa
Project area.


ATTRIBUTION The information in this report which relates to Exploration
Results at the Mumbwa JV Project has been reviewed and approved
for release by Mr Michael J Robertson, MSc, Pr.Sci.Nat., MSAIMM
who has 20 years experience in mineral exploration, and who is a
full-time employee of MSA Geoservices, and has sufficient
experience in relation to the style of mineralisation and type
of deposit under consideration to qualify as a Competent Person
as defined by the "Australasian Code for Reporting of
Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves" (The
JORC Code 2004 Edition) and as a Qualified Person under the AIM
Rules. Mr Robertson has consented to inclusion of this
information in the form and context in which it appears.

Note:
Gold and copper assays are performed by ISO/17025 accredited Alaska Assay Laboratories (a
Member of the Alfred H. Knight Group) in
Alaska, using hot aqua regia atomic absorption spectroscopic (AAS) analyses for copper and
conventional fire assay procedures with AAS
finish on 30g aliquots for gold. Multi-element inductively coupled plasma mass spectroscopic
(ICP-MS) analyses are currently subcontracted
to ACME Analytical Laboratories Ltd in Vancouver.

A Quality Assurance/Quality Control (QA/QC) program forms part of the drilling, sampling
and assay program on the Mumbwa Project. This
program includes chain of custody protocol as well as systematic submittal of certified
reference materials, duplicates and blank samples
into the flow of samples produced by the drilling.



Should you require further information please contact:

Scott Lowe
Managing Director
Ph: + 61 2 9357 9000

Fiona Owen
Grant Thornton UK LLP
Ph: [phone]


www.aimresources.com.au

This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

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[jb51] 22/9/2008 09:54

the 50,000 trade at 9.50 was a buy time to stick a toe in the water with this i think

[sagem] 19/9/2008 07:38

AIM RESOURCES UP PLUS 5% IN OZ SOME VERY LARGE BUYS GOING ON

[cinoib] 16/9/2008 14:47

Some real fire sales about just now, don't know about cheap minoes but some very cheap sharks as well and still some more falls to come in my book. Not yet had all the bad news from u.s. yet, reckon on some more headliner grabbers before the dust settles.

[jb51] 16/9/2008 14:03

brought a few at less than a penny this morning, could be a snip at that price considering they have cash in the bank.

[sagem] 16/9/2008 09:00

750,000 LOOKS LIKE A BUY

[bo doodak] 15/9/2008 23:46

Well at least it can't fall much lower now, will the zinc price rise in time before they exhaust their cashpile, one to watch