Keras Resources Share Discussion Threads

[andylee3] 27/9/2018 07:30

Article in published in ‘The Western Australian’ highlighting the latest calidus Copenhagen drill results....

www.thewest.com.au/business/public-companies/calidus-hits-10m-128gt-gold-in-pilbara-ng-b88973916z

[zhockey] 25/9/2018 13:05

This looks headed to new lows?

[andylee3] 25/9/2018 10:34

Video of DR presenting at precious metals summit.....

www.gowebcasting.com/events/precious-metals-summit-conferences-llc/2018/09/22/calidus-resources-limited/play/stream/26015

[andylee3] 22/9/2018 08:18

Article in Togo First....

www.togofirst.com/en/mining/1909-1632-keras-resources-discovers-new-outcropping-mineralisation-at-nayega-project?auid=2213

[zhockey] 20/9/2018 18:35

Nice interview.

[andylee3] 20/9/2018 14:31

Russell Lamming interview on Vox Markets....



Starts at around 49 mins in.

[andylee3] 18/9/2018 22:26

“just a waste of space”....Zhockey autobiography?

Enough said, I will no longer respond to your posts Zhockey.

I’ve wasted enough of my time already.

Goodbye

AIMHO of course.

[zhockey] 18/9/2018 14:45

What's the point of posting the RNS when there is a link on this thread for it?

It's just a waste of space.

[andylee3] 18/9/2018 10:58

FYI (except Zhockey of course)....

Keras Resources plc / Index: AIM / Epic: KRS / Sector: Mining
18 September 2018
Keras Resources plc (‘Keras’ or the ‘Company’;)

New Outcropping Mineralisation Discovered
at Nayega Manganese Project, Togo

Keras Resources plc, the AIM listed mineral resource company, is pleased to provide an update on the Company’s low capex, feasibility stage Nayega Manganese Project in northern Togo (‘Nayega’; or the ‘Project’;), which hosts a current JORC 2012 Code Mineral Resource (“JORC Resource”) of 13.97Mt @ 12.4% manganese. The Company recently commenced a 10,000 tonne bulk sampling metallurgical testwork programme which will include the processing of the beneficiated ore by a major producer of manganese-based alloys for commercial scale metallurgical testwork to assess the suitability of the ore in its manganese smelting facilities.

HIGHLIGHTS

Identification of an additional 8 Hectares (“Ha”) of outcropping manganese mineralisation in an area 400m east-west x 200m north-south, which appears to have been closed off to the south-east but is open in all other directions – named the Ogaro Prospect (“Ogaro”)
The new discovery demonstrates further upside and wider prospectivity of the Nayega Project – Ogaro is located 5km east-southeast of the main Nayega deposit and 4km south of the T27 deposit
Positive results have been returned in samples collected from pits excavated to test the core area of mineralisation at Ogaro (14 pits totalling 35m). The best intercepts include: (see figure 1)
1.76m @ 18.6% Mn from 0m
2.05m @ 15.8% Mn from 0m
2.00m @ 16.2% Mn from 0m
Potential to further enhance the total resource inventory of the Nayega JORC Resource of 13.97Mt @ 12.4% Mn
Phase 1 pitting exercise on a 100m x 100m grid will commence immediately

Russell Lamming, Chief Executive Officer of Keras, commented,
“The identification of a significant new area of outcropping mineralisation at Nayega further lays the foundation and increases our expectations for what we believe will become a new low capex, low operating cost manganese producer. We have been very active in the area since approval from the Togolese Ministry of Mines was granted for the 10,000t bulk sampling testwork programme and we are looking to increase the current 14Mt JORC Resource. We have now employed a team from the local community which has, to date, been involved in the preparation of the bulk sample site and will now move over to the Ogaro area to commence a pitting exercise.”

Ogaro Evaluation & Pitting

Reconnaissance mapping in the vicinity of the main Nayega orebody led to the discovery of outcropping manganese mineralisation at the Ogaro prospect in late 2017. Detailed geological mapping and reconnaissance pitting was completed thereafter with a total of 14 pits excavated for 35m total depth. As at the Nayega deposit, continuous vertical channel samples 10cm wide by 10cm deep were collected at 50cm intervals (maximum) from the top to the bottom of each pit; 82 primary samples were collected from the pits. A total of 106 samples, which included 24 quality assurance/ quality control (“QA/QC”) samples as part of a rigorous regime to ensure the accuracy of results, were transported to Lomé for initial preparation at the laboratory for the department of mines in Togo, the Direction Generale des Mines et de la Geologie (“DGMG”), before being shipped to Intertek in Ghana for further processing and analysis.

Assay results have been received for all of the samples, with significant manganese intercepts returned in 9 of the 14 pits. Highlights include (all intercepts listed in Table 1 below):

1.76m @ 18.6% Mn;
2.05m @ 15.8% Mn; and
2.00m @ 16.2% Mn with Mn values peaking at 26.18% over a 0.5m sample.

Mineralisation can exceed 2m in thickness, occurring as detrital or lateritic accumulations of manganese within the regolith profile. Pits excavated to date have intersected this material over an area of 400m east-west by 200m north-south. Mineralisation, which can be concealed beneath barren ferruginous laterite, appears to have been closed off to the south-east but is open in all other directions. Pitting to confirm tonnage and grade and to test for extensions to identified mineralisation is planned.

[andylee3] 18/9/2018 10:55

PMSL when I read your post Zhockey, are you a comedian?

Quote...”I sometimes get accused of ramping and deramping simply by stating facts”

Then you criticise someone for posting an RNS on an “opinions board”.

So Zhockey, how can you be “stating facts” on an “opinions board”.

Surely if it’s a fact, it’s not an opinion.

So you just broke your own ridiculous B.B. rule.

For your information, this is NOT just an opinions board, it’s also for sharing factual information!

[greatfull dead] 18/9/2018 07:45

Excuse me!

ATB,
GD

[zhockey] 17/9/2018 11:56

Andy, I see myself as a realist. Reality may seem negative at times but that is, well, reality. I sometimes get accused of ramping and deramping simply by stating facts :)

Do you have any positive insights to cheer us up?

P.S. Posting the RNS content in an opinions board is no use to anyone!

[andylee3] 17/9/2018 10:51

Good to see you’ve taken another of your ‘positive̵7; pills today Zhockey.

Glass is always ‘half empty’ with you.

You criticise others for posting useful information and then continue with your never ending negativity.

Agenda perhaps?

Takes all sorts I suppose.

[zhockey] 17/9/2018 10:32

I imagine it will be back pats on Nayega (justified) and reiteration of the Calidus story. In fact Calidus is not doing very well of late so that could be interesting for Russell.

We already know that Nayega bulk sampling will finish in Jan'19, so not much scope for new info there.

Everyone expects great news to land before these events but that never happens.

[rec0very stock] 15/9/2018 17:15

I am toying with the idea of coming up to London for the presentation on 11th Oct. Is anyone else planning to attend?

[mogwhy] 14/9/2018 19:47

It was a non-regulatory RNS and it didn't appear on a lot of platforms as an RNS alert, so thanks Stockriser for the heads up.

[zhockey] 14/9/2018 14:50

Why bother to paste the RNS?

[stockriser] 14/9/2018 12:30

14/09/2018 12:00pm
RNS Non-Regulatory

TIDMKRS

Keras Resources PLC

14 September 2018

Keras Resources plc / Index: AIM / Epic: KRS / Sector: Mining

14 September 2018

Keras Resources plc ('Keras' or the 'Company')

Investor Event

Keras Resources plc, the AIM listed mineral resource company, is pleased to announce that it will be hosting an investor event on 11 October 2018. The event will be held from 7.00 p.m. at a venue in the City of London and presents the opportunity for investors to meet with the Company's management.

Potential investors and existing shareholders who wish to attend the event should register their interest with St Brides Partners on [e-mail] or on 0207 236 1177.

[zhockey] 06/9/2018 08:01

In terms of Nayega economics. How does this sound?

60,000 tonnes per annum improved to 38% Mn onsite

60k x .38 x 100 = 2,280,000 DMTU

Costs: $2/dmtu
Mn DMTU: $6

$4 x 2.28M x .85 (KRS share) = $7.5M profit

And that's based on the small scale startup option only.

[chirpy cheep] 06/9/2018 07:48

Recovery, really enjoy your posts. Keep em comin!

[rec0very stock] 05/9/2018 22:19

chirpy,

Every time I have had a good buy, within a few days someone gets a better one. With patience, there is still plenty of time to build the holding you want. Indeed I am hoping it stays like this until the new tax year, so I can bed and ISA a load more. Currently about 14M in ISA and 11M outside.

[chirpy cheep] 05/9/2018 21:38

Recovery, you beat me to it. Wanted to get 1.1 million at 0.35 p but only got 150k because of you!

[rec0very stock] 05/9/2018 20:37

0.35p was just too tempting, so grabbed just under 1.5M this am to take total holdings to 25M.

Whilst the market continues to ignore KRS, those opportunities will arise every so often.

[edgein] 31/8/2018 15:08

Zhockey,

Well then he still would have had to correct that amount after doing that as it would have to be notified as a director buy. Therefore he still would have had to own up to the clerical error. Better to inform the market of the error than risk hiding a director buy.

Regards,
Ed.