Скачать или смотреть Orosur Mining hopes to release a Mineral Resource Estimate for the Anza gold project by December

After years of hard graft across the Orosur Mining portfolio (AIM:OMI), Orosur CEO Brad George can see that things are starting to pay off.

Timing is everything, and in a bull gold market Orosur is just about to come to the market with a lucrative gold mine project. Brokers and investors are interested.

The Anza gold project in Columbia has three prospects: Pepas is delivering regular infill assays at considerable width and depth near surface, APTA is near a resource, and initial soil sampling results at the El Cedro gold porphyry are due in October.

And in Southern Argentina at El Pantano, 4 years of development work has taken place, largely under the radar. The gold/silver exploration project is in unexplored elephant country close to major producing mines, and continues to look promising. A drilling program there is due to begin in mid-October.

Brad says the priority is to get the Mineral Resource Estimate (MRE) for Anza finished and published by the end of the year as that underpins the financing of a mine.

He believes Orosur has now broken from a pack of 2,000 or so junior miners worldwide, and he believes OMI ‘is putting a gold mine at Anza in the bag as we speak’. What gets talked about next is what it looks like – a small and therefore easier to finance mine perhaps, to get into production quickly and with milling done elsewhere.

Donald Leggatt interviews Brad George, Orosur Mining CEO.

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