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RNS Number : 6323W
Medusa Mining Limited
30 January 2013
Medusa Mining Limited
("Medusa" or the "Company")
QUARTERLY ACTIVITIES REPORT
PERIOD ENDED 31 DECEMBER 2012
Snapshot of Medusa:
-- Un-hedged, low cost, dividend paying gold producer focused on
organic growth in the Philippines
-- Growth path to annualised production of 400,000 ozs per year
by early 2016 (subject to new legislation on mining taxes and
royalties to be passed by Congress)
-- Growth underpinned by strong cashflow from Co-O Mine (narrow vein underground)
- FY 2012/13: revised production guidance of 80-90,000 ozs at cash costs circa US$250/oz
-- Current Mineral Resources comprise
- Co-O Mine: Indicated 715k ozs at 11.8 g/t gold; Inferred 1,304k ozs at 9.4 g/t gold
- Bananghilig: Indicated 608k ozs at 1.59 g/t gold; Inferred 472kozs at 1.62 g/t gold
-- Current Probable Reserves : Co-O Mine 568k ozs @ 9.7 g/t gold
-- Co-O Mine Resources and Reserves to be maintained at current levels
-- Conceptual exploration target size ** of Co-O Mine of 3 to 7 million ozs
-- Excellent gold and copper exploration upside in 820 km2 of
tenements. Revised Exploration budget for FY 2012/13 of US$30M
**The potential target size and grade is conceptual in nature,
and there has been insufficient exploration to define a mineral
resource, and it is uncertain if further exploration will result in
the target being defined as a mineral resource. Refer to Stock
Exchange announcement dated 24 August 2011.
Board of Directors:
Geoffrey Davis (Non-executive Chairman)
Peter Hepburn-Brown (Managing Director)
Raul Villanueva (Executive Director)
Ciceron Angeles (Non-executive Director)
Robert Weinberg (Non-executive Director)
Andrew Teo (Non-executive Director)
Gary Powell (Non-executive Director)
Capital Structure:
Ordinary shares: 188,903,911
Unlisted options: 1,715,000
Performance rights: 250,000
Listings:
ASX and LSE (Code: MML)
Address and Contact Details:
PO Box 860
Canning Bridge WA 6153
Telephone : +618 9367 0601
Facsimile : +618 9367 0602
Email : admin@medusamining.com.au
Website : www.medusamining.com.au
OVERVIEW:
EXECUTIVE ORDER ON MINING IN THE PHILIPPINES
-- New legislation on mining taxes and royalties is yet to be finalised by Congress.
Co-O MINE PRODUCTION & DEVELOPMENT
-- New Mill: Construction on schedule, crusher installed,
conversion from CIP to CIL, detoxification unit, thickener upgrade
and electrical upgrade scheduled to be completed in February
2013.
-- Production: 18,177 ounces at a recovered grade 8.2 g/t gold
and cash costs of US$279 per ounce. Mill availability was reduced
by 7 days due to re-lining of the Dominion Ball Mill.
-- SagaShaft: Saga Shaft commissioned in late January and
currently hauling development ore and waste. First winze-ore pass
from Level 5 to Level 8 completed. Two Alimak ore passes about to
commence from Level 8 to Level 6.
-- Revised production guidance: now 80-90,000 ozs for FY2013 due
to updated planning of the new mill tie-in which is expected to be
longer than first estimated pre-construction commencement.
Co-O MINE EXPLORATION
-- Drilling is continuing with five surface and two underground rigs.
TAMBIS AREA - BANANGHILIG DEPOSIT
-- Indicated Resource of 608,000 ozs at 1.59 g/t gold in
11,900,000 tonnes and Inferred Resource of 472,000 ounces at 1.62
g/t gold in 9,000,000 tonnes at a cut-off grade of 0.8g/t gold.
Additional 14 infill holes commencing to increase the Indicated
Resources category.
-- Two rigs undertaking sterilisation drilling for plant site,
tailings dams and waste dump areas will temporarily assist the
infill drilling.
LINGIG PROJECT
-- Lingig Induced Polarisation and Resistivity survey completed.
ANOLING
-- Project has been relinquished due to unfavourable economics.
CORPORATE & FINANCIALS (unaudited)
-- Total cash, cash equivalent in gold on metal account and
bullion at site at end of quarter of approximately US$15.67
million.
-- Appointment of Attorney Raul Villanueva as an Executive
Director and Mr Gary Powell as a Non-executive Director on 24
January 2013.
PROJECT OVERVIEW
The locations of the Company's projects are shown on Figures 1
and 2 (please see link at the end of this announcement).
EXECUTIVE ORDER ON MINING IN THE PHILIPPINES
The new legislation on mining taxes and royalties is yet to be
finalised by Congress.
MINERAL RESOURCES and ORE RESERVES
Following the estimation of the Indicated Resource for the
Bananghilig Deposit, the Company's current resources and ore
reserves are shown in Table I:
Table I. Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves
Deposit Category Tonnes Grade Ounces
g/t gold gold
RESOURCES
Co-O Resources Indicated 1,890,000 11.8 715,000
Inferred 4,325,000 9.4 1,304,000
Indicated &
Total Co-O Resources Inferred 6,215,000 10.1 2,019,000
Bananghilig Resources Indicated 11,900,000 1.59 608,000
Inferred 9,000,000 1.62 472,000
Total Bananghilig Indicated &
Resources Inferred 20,900,000 1.60 1,080,000
Indicated &
TOTAL RESOURCES Inferred 27,115,000 3.55 3,099,000
Total Indicated
Resources 13,790,000 2.99 1,323,000
Total Inferred Resources 13,325,000 4.15 1,776,000
RESERVES
Co-O RESERVES Probable 1,820,000 9.7 568,000
Note: Resources include reserves
Co-O MINE
Gold Production
The production statistics for the December 2012 quarter and
half-year with comparatives for the previous three quarters are
summarised in Table II below.
Table II. Gold production statistics
Unit Qtr ended Qtr ended Qtr ended Qtr ended HY ended
31 Dec 30 Sep 30 Jun 31 Mar 31 Dec
2012 2012 2012 2012 2012
Tonnes mined WMT 89,504 70,591 74,969 85,748 160,095
Ore milled DMT 76,999 66,809 66,976 76,002 143,808
Recovered grade gpt 8.16 7.50 8.10 8.10 7.82
Recovery % 90% 90% 92% 92% 90%
Gold produced ozs 18,177 14,403 15,557 18,258 32,580
Cash costs (1) US$/oz $279 $328 $283 $239 $300
Gold sold ozs 18,492 25,000 20,000 10,000 43,492
Average gold price
received US$ $1,731 $1,636 $1,624 $1,738 $1,676
Note:
(1) Net of development costs and includes royalties and local
business taxes
Gold production for the quarter was 18,177 ounces, at an average
recovered grade of 8.16 g/t gold and cash costs of US$279 per
ounce, inclusive of royalties and local business taxes.
As has been the case for the five previous quarters, the mine
continued to operate pre-dominantly in development mode to prepare
for the future production increase and all development ore mined to
date has been treated through the mill. In addition to the heavy
emphasis on development, the mine's production has been hampered by
shaft haulage access. The recent completion of the Saga Shaft with
additional haulage capacity of 1,500 tpd will overcome the shaft
haulage issues as production builds from Level 8.
Mill availability for the quarter was reduced by seven days due
to the re-lining of the Dominion Ball Mill.
Medusa, an un-hedged gold producer, sold 18,492 ounces of gold
at an average price of US$1,731 per ounce during the quarter.
New Co-O Mill
In November 2010, the Board approved the construction of a new
mill with capacity to produce 200,000 ounces of gold per year based
on processing up to 750,000 tonnes per year at the current reserve
grade of the Co-O Mine.
The approval to upgrade the Environmental Clearance Certificate
for the current Co-O Mill to 2,500 tonnes per day was granted on 9
October 2012.
The total estimated Capex (inclusive of mine development and
shaft sinking) for the Phase 3 expansion of Co-O is US$70 million
which will be funded entirely from the Company's cash flow.
Photo 1 shows the completed Saga shaft (please see link at the
end of this announcement).
Preliminary Development Timetable
Graph 1 (please see link at the end of this announcement) is the
Preliminary Development Timetable and Production Guidance for the
new Co-O Phase 3 Mill Expansion and Bananghilig Project.
Operations
Mine Development
Major developments are being completed at the Co-O Mine to
modernise the mine for expanded production.
The Saga Shaft (Photo 1) with a haulage capacity of 1,500 tonnes
per day commenced commissioning in mid-January approximately four
weeks behind schedule owing to difficulties encountered with skid
and pipe-work installation above Level 8. Hauling of ore and waste
from Level 8 is now in progress and has resulted in Level 8
development being approximately two weeks behind schedule, but
partly off-set by the completion of the winzed ore pass from Level
5 down to Level 8. A second and third ore pass by Alimak rise from
Level 8 to Level 6 will commence in February.
An Alimak rise has commenced to deepen the Baguio Shaft from
Level 3 to Level 5 to provide access to additional ore, as well as
to de-bottle neck shaft haulage in this area. It is also planned to
deepen the Agsao Shaft to Level 8 for haulage and exhaust
ventilation.
The lateral development will be increased from 800 meters to a
minimum of 1,000 meters per month during February and maintained
and consequently a high proportion of development ore will continue
to be supplied to the current mill and also stockpiled for the new
mill in July.
The development for the quarter was 2,000 metres and at the end
of December 2012 there were 40 development headings on-vein, 15
vertical rises on ore and 10 on waste.
Photo 2 (please see link at the end of this announcement) shows
the installed crusher on the right and emergency feed station on
the left. The SAG mill foundations are behind the 150 tonne crane
which will be used to lift the SAG mill components onto the
concrete foundations.
Mill Expansion
The current status of activities is:
-- conversion of the leaching circuit from Carbon-in-Pulp to
Carbon-in-Leach to be completed in February;
-- crusher installed (Photo 2);
-- pipe racks for piping slurry from the SAG mill to the
leaching circuit are advancing (Photo 3):
-- de-toxification plant steel work advanced and to be completed in February;
-- upgrading of thickener to be completed in February;
-- installation of electrical supply systems to the mill is on schedule.
Updated planning and scheduling for the tie-in of the new mill
to the existing facilities in the June quarter indicates that the
tie-in period will take longer than the original time frame
estimated before construction commenced of 2 to 3 weeks. This will
result in reduced milling time due to interruptions and has been
taken into account when re-estimating production guidance for the
remainder of FY2013.
Photo 3 (please see link at the end of this announcement) shows
the pipe rack construction from SAG mill to leaching circuit on the
left with the emergency feed station on the right.
Co-O Exploration Drilling
Exploration surface and underground drilling results are being
compiled for the 30 June 2012 to late January 2013 period and will
be released in February 2013.
Health, Safety & Environment
Lost time accident frequency rate (LTAFR) for the six months to
31 December 2012 is 0.9 including exploration.
There were no breaches of any of the project's operating
regulations during the quarter.
TAMBIS REGION
The Tambis project comprising the Bananghilig Gold Deposit (Fig.
2) is operated under a Mining Agreement with Philex Gold
Philippines Inc. over Mineral Production Sharing Agreement ("MPSA")
344-2010-XIII which covers 6,262 hectares.
The Executive Order on Mining signed on 4 October 2012, issued
by the President of Philippines will have no immediate impact on
the Bananghilig Project as the Company can continue to explore,
conduct feasibility studies and planning.
BANANGHILIG DEPOSIT
In July 2010, new regional and detailed mapping and drilling
programmes were commenced with the aim of validating the previous
resource of 650,000 ounces of gold and extending it to provide a
reserve of approximately 1,000,000 ounces. A Probable Reserve
derived from the pit optimisation of the Indicated Resource below
will be the basis for a feasibility study targeting production of
200,000 ounces of gold per year from a new milling facility. The
additional infill drilling described below is aimed at increasing
the Indicated Resource to approximately 1,000,000 ounces for
conversion to additional reserves.
The announcement of 12 September 2011 summarises the Tambis
regional geological setting, local geological setting, deposit
description and mineralisation, shows a typical cross-section
through the deposit and summarises the drill hole intersections
obtained for the period 24 July 2010 to 31 August 2011. Additional
information is contained in the September 2011 quarterly report
dated 24 October 2011 and in drilling updates on 17 January 2012, 8
August 2012 and 21 November 2012.
Indicated Resource Estimation
The Indicated Resource estimate for the Bananghilig Deposit was
published on 29 January 2013 comprising 608,000 ounces of gold at
1.59 g/t gold in 11,900,000 tonnes and Inferred Resource of 472,000
ounces of gold at 1.62 g/t gold in 9,000,000 tonnes. An Inferred
Resource of 1,100,000 ounces at 1.3 g/t gold in 21,000,000 tonnes
using a 0.8 g/t gold cut-off was published on 28 August 2012.
Figure 3 shows the Bananghilig area geology with the resources
projected to surface, and Figure 4 shows a cross-section looking
northeast through the deposit with the resource zones.
An additional 14 infill holes are commencing to provide
additional data in two areas of the deposit. This additional
drilling and assaying should be completed in May and an estimate of
the silver content of the deposit will be included in the annual
resource update in the September quarter 2013.
Drilling Results
An update of drilling results and a location map were announced
on 21 November 2012 following completion of the resource infill
drilling.
Detailed drilling results and a location map are contained in
the 21 November 2012 announcement and are summarised in Table III
where significant intercepts are defined on the following
basis:
(i) lower cut-off grade of 0.5 g/t Au; and
(ii) >= 5 metres downhole intercept width at >= 1.0 g/t
Au; and
(iii) maximum of 3 metres of downhole internal dilution at <=
0.5 g/t Au.
Figure 3 (please see link at the end of this announcement) shows
the Bananghilig geology map showing a projection of the resources
to surface and cross-section line 10710N.
Figure 4 (please see link at the end of this announcement) shows
the cross-section through line 10710N showing the resource zones
looking northeast.
Table III.Bananghilig surface drill hole results >=1g/t gold.
Results previously not reported are marked .
Hole Number East North Dip Azimuth From Width Grade (uncut)
(deg) (deg) (metres) (metres) (g/t Au)
TDH248 612603 945621 -60 130 103.95 6.45 1.08
TDH249 612949 945693 -60 130 125.90 8.00 1.59
TDH252 612967 945359 -70 130 18.50 14.00 1.37
TDH259 613109 945368 -50 130 52.10 5.65 1.05
TDH260 612553 945006 -60 130 46.40 10.35 1.34
136.10 13.50 1.20
TDH261 612431 945305 -60 130 14.60 6.20 2.70
TDH262 612810 945447 -60 130 68.60 6.00 1.99
119.30 6.90 1.11
TDH264 612538 945088 -60 130 126.70 5.85 1.38
TDH266 612758 945059 -60 130 59.10 5.10 1.17
TDH267 612598 944970 -60 130 86.70 5.60 2.23
TDH271 612642 945464 -60 130 198.35 6.90 1.77
TDH273 612590 945434 -70 130 10.60 15.50 1.60
Notes:
(i) Intersection widths are downhole drill widths not true
widths;
(ii) Assays are by Intertek McPhar Mineral Services Inc. in
Manila;
(iii) Grid coordinates based on the Philippine Reference System
92.
DRILL HOLE SAMPLING AND ASSAYING PROCEDURES
Drilling Procedures
Drilling, sampling and analytical methodologies are of
internationally acceptable standards. Drilling and analyses are
carried out by independent contractors, SBF Philippines Drilling
Resources Corp. ("SBF") and Intertek McPhar Mineral Services Inc.
("Intertek") respectively.
Drilling is carried out by SBF using wireline diamond coring
techniques, with the core being predominantly HQ triple-tube (HQ3)
diameter (OD 61 mm). The holes are initially collared using PQ
drillbits (OD 123 mm) to recover PQ3 core (OD 83 mm) until the
drillbit encounters competent ground, then the coring bit is
reduced to HQ3 for the remainder of the drill hole. If difficult
conditions are encountered, then the drill bit is changed to NQ3
(core OD 45 mm) and the hole continued until the planned depth or
bad ground conditions prevent further drilling, whichever occurs
first. Core recovery is generally better than 95% and is considered
to be good.
Drill Core Sampling
Drill core is recovered from the inner tube and handled
carefully to preserve the integrity of the drill core. Structural
measurements are taken including Rock Quality Determinations
("RQD") and Fracture Densities. The core is then placed in plastic
core trays, aligned, photographed and marked up for sampling.
The drill core is then cut in half by diamond core saw and
sampled at one metre intervals or at lithological boundaries. The
samples are placed in individually labelled plastic sample bags, a
sample number ticket included, and then sealed for despatch to
Intertek's Sample Preparation laboratory in Surigao City. The
integrity of the core samples is supervised at all times by the
geologists until despatch to the laboratory where they are
accompanied by company personnel until receipt by Intertek.
One Certified Reference Material ("CRM"), one Blank and if
possible, one Duplicate is included within each successive group of
twenty samples that are submitted to the laboratory. QA/QC
monitoring of the drilling program and the results is ongoing.
Analytical Procedure
Sample preparation is undertaken by Intertek at their Surigao
City laboratory, where each sample is registered, dried at 105 C
for 6 to 8 hours and crushed to 95% passing 2 mm by jaw crusher,
before a 1kg split is taken for fine pulverising, using a riffle
splitter or rotary sample divider. Pulverised sample is nominally
pulverised to 95% passing 75<MU>m (200 mesh).
Quality control procedures include a 1 in 15 resplit after
crushing for partial preparation and after pulverising for total
preparation. These resplits are also analysed and included in the
analysis report. Sizing tests are carried out on 1 in 20 assay
pulps at 75<MU>m (200 mesh) to monitor the pulverising stage.
Four 250 gram splits are obtained, one for sample analyses and the
remaining three for storage for future reference.
Standard laboratory procedure is to clean the crusher and
pulveriser after each sample treatment with barren material and/or
bowl wash, to minimise carry-over contamination.
Pulverised samples are analysed by classical fire assay
techniques on a 50 gram charge with Atomic Absorption Spectrometer
("AAS") finish. All assays over 5 g/t gold and other selected
samples are re-assayed using gravimetric fire assay techniques on a
50 gram sample.
USA PORPHYRY COPPER-GOLD PROSPECT
A Memorandum of Agreement with Corplex Resources Inc. covers the
Usa prospect which is located within MPSA application XIII-00077.
Processing of the tenement application is progressing.
LINGIG
The Lingig prospect is located in Mineral Production Sharing
Agreement 343-2010-XIII with an area of 3,824 hectares over which
the Company has an operating agreement.
The Induced Polarisation, Resistivity and ground magnetics
surveys have been completed. Soil sampling and re-mapping are in
progress.
ANOLING
The Mines Operating Agreement with Alcorn Gold Resources Inc.
covering MPSA application 039-XIII has been relinquished due to
unfavourable economics for the project.
SAUGON PROJECT
First Hit Vein
Background
Figure 2 shows the Saugon Project located approximately 28
kilometres by road from the Co-O Mill. Work in 2004 involved
drilling at the First Hit Vein (holes SDDH-001 to SDDH-035) in
conjunction with underground development via a 30 metre deep
inclined winze down the vein-breccia to assist in understanding the
mineralisation.
Further details are contained in the announcements dated 20
April 2010 which summarised the historical results and 1 December
2010 which contained drilling results for holes SDDH-36 to SDDH-64A
and the March 2012 quarterly report contained results for holes
SDDH 65-104.
Exploration
Regional mapping, trenching and sampling are continuing.
FINANCIALS (unaudited)
As at 31 December 2012, the Company which is debt free, had
total cash, cash equivalent in gold on metal account and bullion at
site of approximately US$15.7 million (30 June 2012: US$53.5
million).
During the December 2012 quarter,
-- the Company sold 18,492 ounces of gold at an average price of
US$1,731 per ounce (Sep 2012 qtr: sold 25,000 ounces at an average
price of US$1,636 per ounce);
-- incurred exploration expenditure of US$6.1 million (Sep 2012 qtr: US$8.5 million);
-- spent US$23.9 million on capital works, associated sustaining
capital at the mine and mill and also costs for the new mill
construction and infrastructure (Sep 2012 qtr: US$6.4 million);
and
-- spent US$8.4 million on general and accelerated mine
development, inclusive of shaft sinking costs (June 2012 qtr:
US$7.4 million).
CORPORATE
-- A final unfranked dividend of A$0.02 per share was paid to
shareholders on 4 October 2012. There was no foreign conduit income
attributed to the dividend, and the total amount paid, inclusive of
associated costs was approximately A$3.8 million.
-- Appointment of Attorney Raul Villanueva as an Executive
Director and Mr Gary Powell as a Non-executive Director on 24
January 2013.
Peter Hepburn-Brown, Managing Director of Medusa, commented:
"Major milestones were achieved during the quarter as we
continue to consolidate our expansion activities.
The Saga Shaft reached a depth of 350 metre (8 Level) in early
September and was commissioned in late January 2013, heralding a
new era for the Co-O Mine. It is now being used to haul development
material from 8 Level to surface.
The Baguio Shaft is being extended to the 5 Level from the 3
Level to access deeper ore and to also eliminate double handling of
the material on the west side of the mine allowing for increased
production.
Whilst the mill expansion is still on schedule to be
commissioned in June 2013, we have reduced the production guidance
for fiscal year 2013 to between 80-90,000 ounces to account for
longer than expected time required to change the circuit from CIP
to CIL, the timing of the thickener changing to now being on-line
in late February and to allow various other possible extensions of
time required for the tie-in of the new to the existing milling
infrastructure as an integral part of the mill modernisation
programme.
The Bananghilig Open Pit project is progressing towards
completion of a Feasibility Study."
For further information please contact:
Australia
Medusa Mining Limited
Peter Hepburn-Brown, Managing
Director +61 8 9367 0601
United Kingdom
SP Angel Corporate Finance LLP
(Financial Adviser & Broker)
Ewan Leggat/Laura Littley +44 (0)20 3463 2260
JORC COMPLIANCE - CONSENT OF COMPETENT PERSONS
Medusa Mining Limited
Information in this report relating to Exploration Results has
been reviewed and is based on information compiled by Mr Geoff
Davis, who is a member of The Australian Institute of
Geoscientists. Mr Davis is the Non-Executive Chairman of Medusa
Mining Limited and has sufficient experience which is relevant to
the style of mineralisation and type of deposits under
consideration and to the activity which he is undertaking to
qualify as a "Competent Person" as defined in the 2004 Edition of
the "Australasian Code for Reporting of Exploration Results,
Mineral Resources and Ore Reserves". Mr Davis consents to the
inclusion in the report of the matters based on his information in
the form and context in which it appears.
Cube Consulting Pty Ltd
Information in this report relating to Mineral Resources has
been estimated and compiled by Mark Zammit of Cube Consulting Pty
Ltd of Perth, Western Australia. Mr Zammit is a member of The
Australasian Institute of Mining & Metallurgy and has
sufficient experience that is relevant to the style of
mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and to the
activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent Person
as defined in the 2004 Edition of the "Australasian Code for
Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore
Reserves". Mr Zammit consents to the inclusion in the report of the
matters based on his information in the form and context in which
it appears.
Carras Mining Pty Ltd
Information in this report relating to Ore Reserves is based on
information compiled by Dr Spero Carras of Carras Mining Pty Ltd.
Dr Carras is a Fellow of the Australasian Institute of Mining &
Metallurgy and has 30 years of experience which is relevant to the
style of mineralisation and type of deposit under consideration and
to the activity which he is undertaking to qualify as a Competent
Person as defined in the 2004 Edition of the "Australasian Code for
Reporting of Exploration Results, Mineral Resources and Ore
Reserves". Dr Carras consents to the inclusion in the report of the
matters based on his information in the form and context in which
it appears.
DISCLAIMER
This report contains certain forward-looking statements. The
words 'anticipate', 'believe', 'expect', 'project', 'forecast',
'estimate', 'likely', 'intend', 'should', 'could', 'may', 'target',
'plan' and other similar expressions are intended to identify
forward-looking statements. Indications of, and guidance on, future
earnings and financial position and performance are also
forward-looking statements.
Such forward-looking statements are not guarantees of future
performance and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and
other factors, many of which are beyond the control of Medusa, and
its officers, employees, agents and associates, that may cause
actual results to differ materially from those expressed or implied
in such statements.
Actual results, performance or outcomes may differ materially
from any projections and forward-looking statements and the
assumptions on which those assumptions are based.
You should not place undue reliance on forward-looking
statements and neither Medusa nor any of its directors, employees,
servants or agents assume any obligation to update such
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