Gold Resource Corp. (AMEX:GORO)
disclosed Monday its final resource report from drilling data at the
company’s La Arista vein system, part of the El Aguila project in the
southern state of Oaxaca, Mexico.
The El Aguila project is located 120 kilometres southeast of the
capital city of Oaxaca, and is a newly discovered high-grade gold and
silver system.
Indicated and inferred resources stood at 1.4 million gold equivalent
ounces at a one gram per tonne gold cut-off, confirming the previously
announced preliminary results in April.
"We are pleased with the final results of this independent study of
our drilling as the analysis confirms the high-grade nature of our
deposit at La Arista," chief executive William Reid said in a statement.
"This independent analysis required application of certain
constraints and restrictions that we believe make it a more conservative
estimate than our original internal estimates."
The El Aguila project declared commercial production in July 2010, and has been in continuous production since that time.
The property consists of 23 contiguous mining concessions in the El
Aguila to El Rey project area as well as two adjacent concessions in the
Solaga project area covering 60,912-hectares.
Gold Resource said a significant exploration budget for 2012 has been
allocated to continue drilling and investigate other targets where high
grade precious metal concentrations have been found.
For the quarter that ended March 31, the gold producer made around
30,500 ounces of precious metal gold equivalent from El Aguila, an
increase of 308 percent from the first quarter of 2011.
Gold Resource also said earlier in April that its first quarter
output was in line with its 2012 outlook for annual production of
between 120,000 to 140,000 ounces of gold equivalent.
The resource estimate for La Arista was prepared by the Denver
engineering firm of Pincock, Allen & Holt in compliance with NI
43-101, and can be found at: http://www.goldresourcecorp.com
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