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SRE Sirius Real Estate Ld

91.35
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18 Mar 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Sirius Real Estate Ld LSE:SRE London Ordinary Share GG00B1W3VF54 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.10 0.11% 91.35 91.20 91.35 92.50 90.55 92.50 1,067,032 16:29:45
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Investment Trust 270.1M 79.6M 0.0590 15.48 1.23B
Sirius Real Estate Ld is listed in the Real Estate Investment Trust sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SRE. The last closing price for Sirius Real Estate Ld was 91.25p. Over the last year, Sirius Real Estate Ld shares have traded in a share price range of 68.50p to 95.10p.

Sirius Real Estate Ld currently has 1,348,140,369 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Sirius Real Estate Ld is £1.23 billion. Sirius Real Estate Ld has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.48.

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25/5/2005
09:48
from above, of partic note...
The Camafuca mine lies in north-west Angola; SouthernEra has an 18% free carried interest with Angolan partners through the joint venture company Sociedade Mineira do Camafuca (SMC). The company is awaiting the Presidential signature on the mining licence. The wait has been a long one (since 2002), but the company has been told in mid-May that it should now only be a matter of days.

rambutan2
25/5/2005
09:42
ce bought a few more yesterday.

this from mineweb...
SouthernEra Diamonds Inc; South Africa, Angola and elsewhere

SouthernEra Diamonds came into being last September when SouthernEra Resources reorganised and split its diamond and platinum operations. The company is listed on Toronto (ticker SDM) with a secondary listing on AIM (ticker SRE) and has a market capitalisation of £19 million. The company has a number of projects in a range of southern African countries as well as Australia and Canada; the primary targets for development are Klipspringer in South Africa and Camafuca in Angola, while the major target for exploration is the Democratic Republic of the Congo.

SouthernEra management built the Klipspringer mine (South Africa) in conjunction with De Beers, and achieved a production rate of 30,000 tonnes per month in January 2003, but by the end of that year the strength of the rand forced the mine onto care-and-maintenance. SouthernEra is now looking to bring Klipspringer back in, working off a 2.2 million tonne resource grading 46.5 carats per hundred tonnes at a value of approximately $100 per carat.

The Camafuca mine lies in north-west Angola; SouthernEra has an 18% free carried interest with Angolan partners through the joint venture company Sociedade Mineira do Camafuca (SMC). The company is awaiting the Presidential signature on the mining licence. The wait has been a long one (since 2002), but the company has been told in mid-May that it should now only be a matter of days. This will allow the company to proceed to the second stage. This involves the Camafuca-Camazamba pipe, which has so far shown a potential resource of 210 cubic metres at 0.11 carats per cubic metre, giving caratage content of 23.2 million and further development of the operation will depend largely on the success of this stage.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC), SouthernEra has been awarded 41 exploration licences (the maximum is 50 per company and they had applied for all fifty but were behind others in the queue for the nine that they missed). During 2004 SouthernEra flew a 43,000 km line survey over 21 areas in the Kasai provinces and the results have been very encouraging,; 34 high priority deposits have been identified. Elsewhere, on the Tshikapa alluvial diamond field, the diamonds are estimated to have a value of $80 – 85 per carat.

While SouthernEra also has prospective projects in Gabon, Canada and Australia, the DRC remains its highest priority. The company notes that DRC has not been explored for fifty years, but nonetheless has historically produced more diamonds than any other country.

rambutan2
17/5/2005
14:38
1st quarters out today.
rambutan2
14/5/2005
18:01
2005-05-11 10:02 ET - News Release

See News Release (C-CDR) Caldera Resources Inc

Mr. Chris Reindler of Caldera reports

CALDERA JOINT VENTURES TWO EXPLORATION LICENCES WITH WMC RESOURCES LTD IN COLLURABBIE REGION OF WESTERN AUSTRALIA

Caldera Resources Inc., together with SouthernEra Diamonds Inc., have entered into a joint venture agreement with WMC Resources Ltd. on two exploration licences which cover an area of 156 square kilometres in the northeastern goldfields of Western Australia. These licences, which are known as the Yelma joint venture, are located 25 kilometres northwest and 50 kilometres north of WMC's Collurabbie project which WMC considers to have potential for a new nickel/platinum province. WMC is currently the subject of a takeover offer by BHP Billiton Limited.

This WMC greenfields project covers more than 500 square kilometres of the northern extension of the Archaean Gerry Well greenstone belt. The first deep diamond drill holes in a WMC/Falcon Minerals Ltd. joint venture at the southern end of the Collurabbie project have intersected disseminated and massive sulphide mineralization in an ultramafic unit, containing 1.0 per cent to 3.67 per cent nickel, 0.13 per cent to 3.12 per cent copper and 1.12 grams per tonne to 7.78 g/t total platinum group metals (PGMs). These results which have been reported by Falcon Minerals Ltd., represent nine intersections from seven diamond drill holes, and two reverse circulation drill holes. They include a downhole length (downhole length; true width is approximately 75 per cent of the quoted downhole length) of 12.86 metres from 131.65 metres which assayed at 1.33 per cent nickel, 0.95 per cent copper and 2.55 grams per tonne total PGMs. These drilling results were reported by Falcon Minerals Ltd. to the Australian Stock Exchange on Aug. 17, 2004, Nov. 10, 2004, and Dec. 3, 2004.

The Yelma JV partners consider the exploration licence which is located 15 kilometres west of WMC's Collurabbie tenements, and 25 kilometres northwest of the WMC/Falcon ground, to have potential to host ultramafic units and possible sulphide mineralization. The 400-metre line-spaced aeromagnetic data for this exploration licence area suggest that the potential zone of ultramafic lithologies has a strike length of up to 20 kilometres. Caldera and SouthernEra Diamonds applied for the two exploration licences based on regional airborne magnetic data which suggest that the ground covered by the exploration licences had potential for kimberlite pipes.

A limited loam sampling program which was completed by Caldera and SouthernEra at the exploration licence located 25 kilometres northwest of WMC's Collurabbie project has produced chrome spinels. Scanning electron microprobe analysis of these chrome spinels at CSIRO in Perth suggests an ultrabasic source other than kimberlite. The loam samples were processed by Diatech and Western Geolab, both of Perth, Western Australia.

A petrological examination of four rock samples collected during 2002 from the exploration licence 50 kilometres north of the WMC/Falcon ground, has identified them as being possible silicified and ferruginised ultrabasic cap rocks which may have been serpentinized ultrabasic rocks. The petrology was completed by Mintek Services of Sydney during 2002.

Under the terms of the agreement, WMC will have a two-month evaluation period, after which it may withdraw or elect to earn a 75-per-cent interest in the licences by expenditure of $500,000 (Australian) over a three-year period. The interest held by Caldera and SouthernEra would then be deemed to be 12.25 per cent and 12.75 per cent respectively.

Having earned a 75-per-cent interest, Caldera's equity, would be free carried in the project to the point of decision to commence mining operations. At the decision to commence mining operations, Caldera may elect to share costs of future development expenditure or convert the equity to a royalty of 0.5 per cent on all recoverable metals derived from the project.

Caldera is very pleased to be associated with WMC in the greater Collurabbie project which is rapidly developing into a very exciting Cu-Ni-PGE discovery with considerable potential.

Martin Jackson, a member of the AusIMM, is the qualified person responsible for the technical information in this news release. This agreement is subject to approval by the Toronto Stock Exchange.

rambutan2
14/5/2005
18:01
SouthernEra et al. plot a return to Back
2005-04-21 13:48 ET - Street Wire

Also Street Wire (C-IAX) Island Arc Exploration Corp
Also Street Wire (C-KLA) Kalahari Resources Inc
by Will Purcell

Hope springs eternal for SouthernEra Diamonds Inc. and its Back Lake partners, Kalahari Resources Inc. and Island Arc Exploration Corp. SouthernEra scooped up some new indicator minerals on the old play again this year. The grains offer added encouragement that two big mineral trains will lead to a diamond deposit that has eluded the three companies for a decade. The Back Lake hunt began in the mid-1990s, but kimberlite pipes have been rare in the area surrounding MacKay Lake and Back Lake. Nevertheless, there have been many indicator mineral anomalies identified in the district, most with promotable geochemistry. As a result, SouthernEra seems likely to try to continue the hunt for a kimberlite source for the two indicator swaths.

The trains

SouthernEra and its partners began tracking the North Margaret Lake and South One mineral anomalies in the late 1990s, and the three companies delineated the two trains by 2002. Each year the companies seemed on the verge of finding a kimberlite source for the features, but later drill programs were disappointing.

Several rounds of till sampling show the North Margaret Lake swath to be about seven kilometres long and about 300 metres wide. Airborne geophysics covering the head region of the mineral train produced several potential kimberlite targets. After a round of ground geophysics, SouthernEra drilled a few features early in 2003. None of the anomalies offered a hint of kimberlite.

The Back Lake partners renewed their effort that summer. SouthernEra collected more till samples, and several of the tests delivered new mineral grains. That seemed to narrow down the potential head of North Margaret further, and the partners tried again last year. Ground geophysics covered several more potential targets and that led to another drill program last summer. Once again, none of the tests encountered kimberlite.

The story was similar with the South One train, which is about 1,500 metres to the south of the North Margaret Lake feature. SouthernEra tracked the 250-metre-wide swath for about four kilometres in the down-ice direction by the summer of 2002 and some intriguing geophysical anomalies were checked out the following spring and put to the test.

The story was no better on the southern train, as no kimberlite turned up. More sampling and ground geophysics followed in the summer of 2003 and SouthernEra mounted a new drill program last year. The outcome was another now familiar disappointment.

The balance of the article is on stockwatch at

rambutan2
06/5/2005
18:49
it seems that the top framlington manager was a taker of the aim placing...

Despite his increased caution Whiteoak says there are still plenty of undervalued companies with good growth prospects available. Among new holdings he has added to recently are resource and mining stocks Alexander Mining, Faroe Petroleum, Hambledon Mining, Southern Era Diamonds and IT stocks Leadcom Integrated Solutions, FDM Group and KBC.

'We suspect the small cap area will again benefit from good corporate news and corporate activity towards the end of April and May, with a likely weak or subdued summer,' he adds.

rambutan2
03/5/2005
13:11
SouthernEra Closes $C690,000 Private Placement

Shares Issued and Outstanding: 102,066,601

TSX: SDM; AIM: SRE


TORONTO, April 29 /CNW/ - SouthernEra Diamonds Inc. (the 'Company')

(TSX: SDM, AIM: SRE) announced today the closing of a non-brokered private

placement to the Company's directors, officers and insiders. The financing

included 1,500,000 units, comprised of one common share and one half common

share purchase warrant of the Company at a price of C$0.46 per unit. The

warrants will have a term of two years and an exercise price of C$0.69. The

common shares and underlying common shares to the warrants will be subject to

a four month hold period.

The proceeds from the private placement will be used to support the

Company's African exploration program.

rambutan2
29/4/2005
11:42
they are operating in our neck of the woods in drc so worth seeing what they coming up with...
GRAVITY DIAMONDS LIMITED
(ASX & AIM : GRN)
29 APRIL, 2005
Appendix 5B

Mining Exploration Entity Quarterly Report

for the period ended 31 March 2005


This document is attached as a PDF.

rambutan2
20/4/2005
23:55
from the stockhouse thread...

Kalahari operator finds "probable" KIMs at Back Lake

2005-04-18 13:10 ET - News Release

See News Release (C-KLA) Kalahari Resources Inc


Mr. Albert Applegath of Kalahari reports

BACK LAKE PROJECT N.W.T., CANADA : UPDATE; SOUTHERNERA DIAMONDS INC: 60.4%; KALAHARI RESOURCES INC: 26.82%; ISLAND ARC EXPLORATION CORP: 12.78%

Kalahari Resources Inc. has received the following update from SouthernEra Diamonds Inc., operator of the Back Lake project.

At the Back Lake project, the diamond program remains focused on discovering the kimberlite body sources to the North Margaret Lake and South One kimberlitic indicator mineral trains. The North Margaret Lake indicator train is up to 300 metres wide and seven kilometres long, with individual till samples returning up to 159 kimberlitic indicators. The South One train is approximately 250 metres wide and four kilometres long. In order to discover the kimberlite sources to the two indicator trains, exploration during 2004 focused on narrowing down the kimberlite pipe source areas using detailed grid and infill till sampling. Three grid areas were selected for further sampling, and in July/August, 2004, a total of 202 till samples was collected. Samples were taken along grid lines and spaced every 100 metres where permitted.

In mid-March, the visual kimberlitic indicator mineral (KIM) picking results of the 2004 till sampling program were received. From the 202 till samples taken, a total of 209 kimberlitic indicator minerals have been visually identified as probable KIMs and comprise 32 pyrope garnets, 132 ilmenites, eight chromites and four chrome-diopsides. The results by individual grid are as follows:

grid BL04-04: 28 ilmenites and five chrome diopsides;
grid BL04-22: no KIMs recovered; and
grid ML04-01: 32 pyropes, 132 ilmenites, eight chromites and chrome diopsides.

Microprobe confirmation of the visual picking results is anticipated toward the end of April.

Uwe Naeher, PGeo, is the qualified person for the Back Lake project and is the author of the National Instrument 43-101 Back Lake assessment report dated Sept. 24, 2004.

We seek Safe Harbor.

rambutan2
06/4/2005
16:22
new presentation - must be the one given to euro investors who took the aim placing. does make tempting reading...
rambutan2
04/4/2005
15:42
hello big black dog, missed your very welcome april fools post.
i did some travelling in central/northern sumatra a decade ago and enjoyed a few rambutans there.
and it looks like the saying might have some truth in it.
would you have any suggestions as to why?

regards
rambutan

rambutan2
01/4/2005
18:08
hmmm, they are in a bit of a pickle on the financing side. and could well be some more dilution coming. they need to sort the tax sit in sa on good terms. and theyve really got to get some value out of one or more of their many projects. sre is certainly a high risk high reward play. imho.

and down 10% in canada at mo.
which not really surprising.

rambutan2
01/4/2005
18:00
There is a saying in Indonesia that when the Rambutans come down the sarongs go up.

And the price has come off the bottom.

big black dog
01/4/2005
17:56
for the lazy, the management discussion...


and the facts and figs and bits...

rambutan2
01/4/2005
17:45
well, predictably a bit horrible-looking. but its the next 12mths on which they will be judged. note that now 100.5m shares around, making mkt cap as of today approx £25m...

SouthernEra Diamonds 2004 Year-End Results

(All amounts are in United States dollars unless otherwise noted)

Shares Issued and Outstanding: 100,566,601

TSX: SDM

AIM: SRE


TORONTO, April 1 /CNW/ - The Board of Directors of SouthernEra Diamonds

Inc. ('SouthernEra') (the 'Company') (TSX: SDM, AIM: SRE) today reported on

the Company's 2004 year-end results.

rambutan2
30/3/2005
17:54
currently trading up 3.5% in canada at 57-59c ie 25.8p to buy on 125k volume.
so we were just catching up with canada today.

rambutan2
30/3/2005
16:52
heres the comfirmation of the new aim shares...
SOUTHERNERA DIAMONDS INC
13,888,900 Common Shares of No Par Value
(3-191-417)(CA84415N1024)fully paid

rambutan2
30/3/2005
16:21
hmmm...

Angola to double diamond production in 2006
afrol News, 14 March - Angola's national diamond company Endiama has announced that it expects to double its production capacity in 2006. Endiama's current capacity is about 6 million carats of diamonds per year. If the state company reaches its target, Angola will surpass South Africa and become Africa's third largest diamond producer, after Botswana and Congo Kinshasa (DRC). The industry however still faces many problems.

According to information released by the Angolan government's Agência Nacional para o Investimento Privado (ANIP), the national diamond mining sector is experiencing a boom-like revival. During the last decade, diamond production has been around 3 to 5 million carats annually, recovering to an estimated 6.5 million carats currently, following the end of the civil war.

Angola's diamond production is mostly controlled by the state-owned Empresa Nacional de Diamantes de Angola (Endiama). Endiama's current capacity is about 6 million carats of diamonds per year, but the company has now announced plans to double its production capacity during the next year. By end-2006, Endiama thus plans to produce 12 million carats annually.

The production increase was due to the start-up of the parastatal's new exploration and production arm (Endiama-EP) and expected new production from six diamond projects coming on line. In the Camanjanja area of Lunda-Norte province, Endiama-EP will begin mining diamonds independent of any other company. This will be the first time the company has operated independently.

Endiama-EP expects to produce around 7,000 carats of diamonds per year from this project alone, according to ANIP. Endiama further plans to use the additional revenue to build a new diamond cutting plant and improve local infrastructure in areas where it is operating.

The production increase announced by Endiama would significantly increase Angola's share of the world's diamond trade. Measured in carats, Angola in 2003 was the world's seventh largest producer and measured in value, the country came fifth world-wide. Australia produced most diamonds counted in carats in 2003, while Botswana by far was the world's greatest producer in value.

If Endiama's plans are realised, Angola's annual diamond production in 2007 may reach around 13 million carats annually, worth an estimated US$ 2.2 billion, if the same quality is maintained. Angola's diamond production could thus surpass those of Canada and South Africa, making the country the world's fifth largest producer. In Africa, only Botswana and Congo Kinshasa (DRC) would then be producing more diamonds.

Angola's diamond industry for a long time was bad reputed due to the gems' fuelling of the country's bloody civil war. Most operational diamond mines were under control of the UNITA rebels during the civil war. The Angolan government now claims to have cleaned up the sector, following guidelines by the international Kimberly Process.

A recent report by Angola's prominent journalist and civil rights campaigner Rafael Marques however claims that the national diamond industry still is beset by "murders, beatings, arbitrary detentions and other human rights violations." The report, 'Angola's Deadly Diamonds', called on the international community to boycott Angolan gems as diamond mining in the country was "based on the systematic violation of human rights," thus making them "conflict diamonds".

Also the Angolan government agree that all is not well in the sector. Officials assume that the state is losing as much as US$ 375 million in revenue every year because of diamond smuggling. In December 2003, the government launched 'Operation Brilliant', a plan to arrest and expel those found illegally mining the gems. So far more than 250,000 miners and smugglers have been deported from Angola, according to the UN.

also...

rambutan2
30/3/2005
16:11
20% jump up on no uk trades today, although above shares were admitted to aim today.

this from a larger (slightly out-of-date) article on diamond mining in angola. lets hope that some of the above money can be used to help get camafuca rolling...

Southern Era is currently investigating the Camafuca - Camazambo kimberlite pipe in the Calonda area of the Lunde Norte province. Camafuca is estimated to be the world's largest undeveloped diamondiferous pipe with a surface area of 160 hectares. The pipe is approximately 3.3 kilometres in length and 500 metres in width, and lies 40 kilometres north of the Luo concession on the Chicapa River. Camufuca was the first kimberlite pipe to be discovered in Angola. Recent sampling of the Camafuca pipe yielded just over 1000 carats from a bulk sample of 3 500 m3treated. This represents a significant increase from previous historical estimates. Grades ranged from $126 - $140/carat, with 32% of the diamonds being greater than 1 carat in size and 21% greater than 2 carats. A feasibility study to evaluate the technical and economic viability of the project is essentially complete and was presented to the Camafuca partners in April, 2000. Plans are to develop the higher grade portions of the pipe first - an exercise that is estimated to cost $14 million. The partners have accepted the feasability study and now plan to move ahead with the development of Phase 1 that intends developing the southeastern part of the kimberlite that contains 6.1 million cubic metres of material at an average grade of 0.18 carats per cubic metre. Mining of Camafuca has been complicated by a major river that dissects the kimberlite - initial mining will utilise dredging methods. Ownership of the project is outlined as follows: SouthernEra Angola LDA 32%, followed by Endiama 20%, SML 15% and the Welox Limited 33%. Welox Ltd is part of the Leviev Group of companies . In mid 2002, the Angolan Government formally approved the operating agreement and formation of the operating company, to be called Sociedade Mineira do Angola, Lda (SMC).

rambutan2
24/3/2005
10:18
well my last post was a good guess wasnt it...

SouthernEra Diamonds Announces Private Placement Through Canaccord

Capital (Europe)


Shares Issued and Outstanding: 86,677,701

TSX: SDM

AIM: SRE

TORONTO and LONDON, UK, March 23 /CNW/ - SouthernEra Diamonds Inc. (the

'Company') (TSX: SDM, AIM: SRE) announces today that it has conditionally

placed 13,888,900 units, each unit consisting of one common share and one-half

of one common share purchase warrant, to institutional investors in the UK and

Europe. The units were placed at a price of 18p (approximately C$0.42) each

for gross proceeds of pnds stlg 2,500,000 (approximately C$5.8 million). Each

whole warrant will entitle the holder to purchase one common share of the

Company at a price of 27p (approximately C$0.64) for 24 months from the

closing date.

The proceeds from the private placement will be used to support the

Company's global exploration program and for general corporate purposes.

Application has been made for the common shares placed to be admitted to

trading on AIM and admission and dealings in these shares are expected to

commence on 30 March 2005. Canaccord Capital (Europe) Limited acted as broker

to the placing.

rambutan2
22/3/2005
11:31
the other half of the duo is being bought. will perhaps free up time and energy to try and make a go of sre...

LONMIN PLC AND SOUTHERN PLATINUM CORP ANNOUNCE A CASH BID BY LONMIN TO ACQUIRE
SOUTHERN PLATINUM

LONDON and TORONTO - March 22, 2005 -- Lonmin Plc ('Lonmin') and Southern
Platinum Corp. ('Southern Platinum') announce that they have entered into an
agreement pursuant to which Lonmin will offer to acquire the outstanding common
shares of Southern Platinum for a cash consideration of C$2.66 per common share.
The offer values Southern Platinum at US$190 million.

rambutan2
14/3/2005
00:17
Press Release Source: Peregrine Diamonds Ltd.

Bulk sample drilling on DO-27 kimberlite pipe, NWT, Canada, began Feb. 25, 2005
Monday March 7, 1:12 pm ET

VANCOUVER, March 7 /CNW/ - Mr. Eric Friedland, President of Peregrine Diamonds Ltd ("Peregrine"), is pleased to announce that the extraction of a 200 tonne bulk sample using a 14-inch diameter Reverse Circulation (RC) drill rig began at the DO-27 kimberlite pipe, NWT, Canada, on February 25, 2005.
The program will consist of 5 drill holes, to be drilled at and around the centre of the Southern Lobe of the pipe, to an average depth of 250 meters. The kimberlite material will be processed at BHP Billiton's Ekati(TM) Diamond Mine from mid to the end of March, in order to determine macro grade and diamond quality. The cost of the bulk sample program will be borne entirely by Peregrine in order to increase its ownership in the project from 38.475% to 54.475% plus Operatorship.

In addition, Peregrine, DHK Diamonds Inc., Archon Minerals Ltd., and SouthernEra Diamonds Inc., have agreed, following the extraction of the 200 tonne sample, to conduct a jointly funded N.Q. sized core drilling program, as close as possible to the 5 RC holes. Three holes will be drilled to a depth of 250 meters, and 2 holes to a depth of 600 meters, at an estimated cost of Cdn.$500,000.

It has been noted that some of the kimberlite pipes in the Northwest Territories have a marked increase in grade with depth and the two 600 meters holes will explore this possibility for DO-27. It should also be noted that none of diamond core holes drilled in DO-27 by Kennecott Canada Exploration in 1993 went beyond a depth of -215 meters and that Kennecott's underground bulk sample drift itself, in 1994, leveled out at -100 meters below the surface, or only -50 meters below overburden, and never entered the higher grade portion of the Southern Lobe. The bulk sample, coupled with the N.Q. core drilling, will now properly test the Southern Lobe.

This N.Q. core, initially, will likely be stored and logged, pending the analysis of the sample, before being subjected to caustic fusion and micro diamond grade analysis.

Since this present bulk sample will be limited to 200 tonnes, this additional information is required to construct a statistical model of the DO- 27 kimberlite pipe to assess its commercial viability and to assist in further exploration. A similar methodology appears to have been employed by DeBeers and Kensington at their Fort a la Corne kimberlites, where a recently completed exploration program on the No. 140/141 pipe consisted of five core and five large diameter RC holes. (See Stockwatch Eblast, February 22, 2005).

On Behalf of the Board of Directors
"Signed"
Eric Friedland, President



For further information

Suite 1760 - 750 West Pender Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, V6C 2T8, Tel: (604) 408-8880, Fax: (604) 408-8881, www.peregrinediamonds.com

rambutan2
24/2/2005
16:39
TORONTO, Feb. 24 /CNW/ - SouthernEra Diamonds Inc. (SDM: TSX, SRE: AIM)
today reported the discovery of a new diamondiferous kimberlite and
microdiamond results from the Company's 60 percent owned Lac de Gras X Claim
Diamond Project in Canada's Northwest Territories, located 25 kilometers west
of the Diavik Diamond Mine.

rambutan2
08/2/2005
11:11
main man speaking at indaba tomorrow...


good place for deals etc.

rambutan2
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