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YTC Resources (ASX: YTC) acquired the high-grade Hera gold-base metals Project in June 2009, and has been pushing ahead to the complete a Definitive Feasibility Study (DFS) together with an aggressive exploration campaign both at Hera, and the associated Nymagee Copper Mine ore system, located 4.5km to the north.
The Company holds a strong view that the Hera gold and base metals Project represents a robust mining proposition with major exploration upside well established by recent drilling results and by the +100 year histories of other mining operations in the Cobar district.
YTC released an updated JORC compliant Resource Estimate for Hera recently, with a global resource of over 560,000 ounce gold equivalent at a gold equivalent grade of 8.0g/t. The updated Estimate provides a robust resource base to proceed to the completion of the DFS mining studies.
YTC is also very confident it will continue to add to this Resource as it expands exploration around the Hera Resource and includes additional mineralised lenses which are not yet included as part of this estimate.
Drilling is also underway at the Nymagee Copper Mine, where following a detailed review of all historic work on the mine, YTC is targeting resources complementary to the Company’s Hera Project, located only 4.5km to the south. The Nymagee Copper Mine is considered to have great potential to make a major addition to the proposed Hera Mine development.
YTC also remains active in the exploration for copper, gold and tin on a number of tenements in the Lachlan and New England Fold Belts of NSW.
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1. HERA GOLD PROJECT
The Hera deposit is an advanced, high grade gold deposit with base-metal credits capable of generating high margin production revenues.
On 18 June 2009, YTC announced it had reached agreement to purchase a 100% interest in the Hera Project and an 80% interest in the adjacent Nymagee Joint Venture, from CBH Resources Ltd.
The Hera Gold Project and Nymagee Joint Venture are located approximately 100km south-east of the mining town of Cobar in central NSW and include the undeveloped Hera gold-base metal deposit.
The Hera deposit was discovered by Pasminco in 2001 and advanced to pre-feasibility by Triako Resources in the period 2002 to 2006. The Hera Project was acquired by CBH in the $70m takeover of Triako Resources in 2006.
The Hera Project is considered an ideal project for YTC for the following reasons:
• The Hera deposit is an advanced, high grade gold deposit with base-metal credits capable of generating high margin production revenues.
• The project is located in a low-risk, established mining province close to YTC’s technical base in central NSW.
• The project represents an ideal fit for the company’s technical skills and capacity to rapidly develop a mining operation.
• The Project contains outstanding exploration upside, with the potential to significantly expand the existing resource.
YTC is progressing a Definitive Feasibility Study on the Hera Deposit, whilst at the same time running an aggressive exploration campaign on the highly prospective tenement package surrounding the Hera Deposit. This includes the historic Nymagee Copper Mine, and the 4.5km corridor between Hera and Nymagee.
The Hera Deposit and the Nymagee Copper Mine represent a typical ‘Cobar Style’ ore systems with the potential to continue to extensive depths and evolve into world class ore bodies. YTC believes that further exploration along the Hera-Nymagee corridor, will ultimately define the Hera and Nymagee mineralisation as a single and very large Mineral System.
Definitive Feasibility Study
YTC is now well progressed through its Hera Definitive Feasibility Study (‘DFS’) which is being lead managed by GR Engineering Services (‘GRES’).
GRES personnel have a proven track record and reputation in successful feasibility studies and project delivery, in particular gold and base metal processing facilities including site infrastructure.
GRES are leading the Feasibility team in combination with a number of sub Consultants.
| Manager | Task |
| GRES | Overall study management/co-ordination |
| GRES | Process plant, services and infrastructure |
| Optiro |
Mining including mine geotechnical
Financial modelling/analysis (with GRES input) |
| Coffey |
Plant and infrastructure civil geotechnical
Hydrology Tailings storage facility Site drainage/catchment Geochemistry and ARD |
|
Leo Consulting/
Metcon Laboratories |
Metallurgical testwork and flow sheet design |
Metallurgy
Stage 1: of the Metallurgy DFS Scope of Work, being a detailed metallurgical test work programme and the optimisation of the Hera process options, is now complete.
Stage 2: of the Metallurgy DFS Scope of Work is now underway. Key outcomes of this work is:
• Complete detailed GRG (Gravity Recoverable Gold) testwork. GRG provides the final inputs to expected gravity gold recoveries.• Finalise flotation ‘mass-pull’ using a sample more representative of head-grade.
• Finalise cyanide leach recoveries and reagent doses for both gravity concentrate and bulk flotation leach.
• Confirm cyanide leach de-activation of sphalerite.
• Complete detailed differential float tests for potential offtakers of bulk concentrate • Complete ‘concentrate aging’ tests to understand the oxidation affects of the bulk concentrate under 1, 2, 7 day and 1 month aging conditions.
Process Plant Design: Process plant design and costings to +/- 25% have been completed. Indicative site layouts and power/water/reagent consumption are all complete.
Stage 2 metallurgy results will inform the final Process Plant Design and allow for estimates on final plant costings and operating costs to +/- 10%.
Final Mine Design: The DFS Final Mine design is expected to be completed in July 2010 and will provide detailed inputs on mine physicals, mining costs and mine schedules.
Inputs from the final mine design will be included in the final DFS findings.
Permitting: YTC is progressing a mine permitting process in parallel with the Hera DFS. The Hera project holds an existing approval to develop and exploration decline.
Status of the permitting process at at June 2010:
• Aboriginal Heritage Surveys complete.• Flora and fauna surveys complete
• Traffic Study Complete
• Noise dust and air quality survey underway
• Background Paper for NSW Dept of Industry & Investment is underway, submission in early July.
Exploration Programme
YTC Resources has committed to a major exploration programme on the Hera Gold Project.
The exploration programme has been designed to expand existing resources and to target new discoveries in the immediate Hera district. YTC consider the tenement package associated with the Hera Gold Project to be amongst the most prospective in Australia. ‘Cobar Style’ deposits like Hera represent a major prize for committed exploration companies. These deposit styles are usually characterised by enormous depth continuation (eg the CSA deposit,100km to the NW of Hera) and YTC consider the Hera deposit holds enormous potential to be extended with successful exploration.
YTC considers the use of the Gravity technique and deep exploration drilling has shown to be hugely successful in the discovery of Cobar style deposits, and will be the main exploration tools employed in the Hera exploration programme.
Gravity Survey: A major, detailed ground gravity survey covering Hera to Nymagee has been completed.
The gravity technique has historically proved highly effective in the Cobar Basin for directly identifying the location of ‘Cobar style’ sulphide ore deposits.
The gravity survey was conducted on 100m x 100m survey stations and the data has now been processed to account for terrain and regional gradient effects.
The survey clearly indicates numerous untested gravity high responses, in particular:
• The Hera Deposit has a discrete gravity anomaly response. This is consistent with the successful application of the gravity technique to other Cobar style ore systems, most notably the CSA Deposit.• The Zeus target, a gravity-high located 1.5km south is of similar size, shape and strength to the Hera deposit response. The first two drill holes testing the Zeus anomaly intersected Hera-style alteration and weak copper-lead-zinc mineralisation. A further two drill holes have been planned and are expected to be completed in March.
• A strong gravity-high to the immediate north of the Nymagee Copper Mine. This anomaly has only been partially tested by previous shallow RC drilling.
• A strong, untested gravity-high to the immediate south and south-east of the Nymagee Copper Mine.
• A strong, untested gravity-high to the immediate west of the Nymagee Copper Mine.
• A strong, untested gravity-high to the south of the Zeus Anomaly. This response is yet to be closed off and will require an extension to the original survey.
Untested gravity responses are high priority drill targets for YTC’s exploration programme.
Exploration Drilling: YTC is pursuing a continuing exploration campaign.
Whilst the DFS is under completion, YTC is commencing a significant exploration drilling program around the Hera Project, which I believe can add significantly to the Company’s resource base and also feed into the DFS.
The key targets for this drilling program are:
1. The Nymagee Copper Mine: This is an historic, high-grade copper mine located 4.5km to the north of Hera. It has been very lightly tested and we believe it has huge potential to add further, copper-rich, resource tonnage to the Hera project, as well as the potential top of a major copper system similar to the giant CSA deposit, about 90k to the north.2. Hera North: YTC is targeting further high-grade shallow gold-zinc mineralisation which was recently reported to the market (HRRC001: 4m @ 6.45g/t Au and 6.4%Zn). Further resource tonnes in this shallow position could make a very positive impact to the proposed mining schedule at Hera.
3. Dominion Prospect: This is a new prospect, about 10km south of Hera, which is undrilled, but which has the same geochemical and geophysical surface expression as the Hera Deposit.
The Hera Project and encompassing YTC tenements is uniquely positioned on the eastern margin of the Cobar Basin, and it is YTC’s belief that systematic and committed exploration will continue to reveal new ‘Cobar Style’ ore systems.
2. TIN PROJECTS
YTC Resources has a large and strategic tin-prospective tenement holding in both the New England and Lachlan Fold Belts. Both areas were historically important producers of tin-silver-molybdenum and tungsten prior to the 1970’s and remains highly prospective for tin and its associated metals including copper, silver, indium and tungsten.
YTC acquired its interests in the major tin fields of Torrington, Tallebung and Giants Den during 2005, at a time of suppressed tin prices.
Global supply constraints, the systematic replacement of lead with tin in solder and the steady industrial expansion of China is building towards a significant tin supply deficit. ITRI, the world authority on tin markets, estimates tin production outside of China and Indonesia will need to double by 2012 to meet projected demand growth. In the view of YTC, tin therefore represents an important strategic metal, and a major part of the Company’s forward strategy.
At present, Australia is not a major global producer of tin, with production dominated by China, Indonesia and Peru. However in the past, Australia has played a significant role in global tin production with major tin production areas in NSW, Tasmania and north Queensland. Only minor tin exploration or development has been carried out since the 1980’s.
YTC is progressing significant exploration efforts at the Tallebung, Torrington and Giants Den tin fields, with each holding the potential for major tin deposits.
Exploration and in turn, development, utilises the strong technical skills of the YTC team, in combination with the financial and technical assistance of the Yunnan Tin Group.
COPPER-GOLD PROJECTS
The Company has chosen to focus its gold-copper exploration within the state of New South Wales and in particular the Lachlan Fold Belt. The reasons for this include the state’s endowment of world-class deposits and low levels of modern exploration. Other key features are its favourable mining and exploration legislation, land accessibility and well developed infrastructure. The world-class NSW gold-copper deposits include Newcrests’s Cadia-Ridgeway operation, Rio Tinto’s North Parkes mine and Barrick’s Cowal Gold Mine.
Since 2001, exploration activity in NSW has increased, resulting in a number of new discoveries such as Wyoming gold deposit (discovered 2001; 7.13Mt @ 2.70g/t Au) and Dargues Reef (discovered 2004; 3.58Mt @ 2.8g/t Au). These discoveries help to confirm the prospectivity of NSW.
The Company will also be targeting the New England Fold Belt, which has recently been recognised by experts to host Intrusion Related Gold (IRG) deposits. IRG deposits are typically located in tin-tungsten provinces like the New England Fold Belt such as the multi-million ounce Fort Knox (5Moz) and Pogo (5Moz) deposits in North America.
Management
Dr. Wenxian Gao - Chairman
Wenxiang Gao has had over 20 years experience as a senior mining engineer in China. He graduated as a Master of Mining Engineering from the Mining Academy of Kunming and University of Science and Technology. Dr Gao recently completed his doctoral degree at the Mining Academy of South Central University, China.
Dr Gao commenced work with Yunnan Tin Group in 1984, becoming the Assistant to the General Manager of Yunnan Tin Group and later the Vice General Manager from October 1995 to September 2001. He was appointed Executive Deputy General Manager and a Director of Yunnan Tin Group in 2001. In 2009, Dr Gao was appointed General Manager of Yunnan Tin Group. In addition, Dr Gao is Vice-Chairman of Yunnan Tin Co. Ltd which is listed on the Shenzhen Stock Exchange. His professional associations include Vice-Chairman of the Nonferrous Geology Association of China and Vice-Chairman of the Geology Education Association of China.
Mr. Anthony Wehby - Vice Chairman
Anthony Wehby was a partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers Australia (Coopers & Lybrand) for 19 years during which time he specialised in the provision of corporate finance advice to a wide range of clients including those in the mining and exploration sectors.
Since 2001, Mr Wehby has maintained a financial consulting practice, advising corporate clients considering significant changes to their business activities. His current activities include advice in respect of mergers, acquisitions and disposals, initial public offerings and fundraisings, valuation assessments and investment strategy support. He works closely with Tandem Corporate, a boutique advisory company to small and mid size businesses.
He was previously a director of Harmony Gold (Australia) Pty Ltd and is a Fellow of the Institute of Chartered Accountants in Australia.
Mr. Rimas Kairaitis - Director and Chief Executive Officer
Rimas Kairaitis is a geologist with over 12 years experience in minerals exploration and resource development in gold, base metals and industrial minerals in Queensland and NSW, working with companies including Shell Minerals, Plutonic Resources, and CRA.
Mr Kairaitis has extensive experience in tenement acquisition, exploration project management and mining feasibility as well as experience in capital raisings and corporate management.
He was a founding Director of the successful mineral exploration company LFB Resources NL (now a subsidiary of Alkane Exploration Ltd). Since 1999 he has worked as a geological consultant. Mr Kairaitis has a strong exploration track record, leading the geological field team to the discovery of the Wyoming Gold deposit in NSW in 2001 and the McPhillamy’s Gold Deposit in 2006.
He graduated with a Bachelor of Applied Science (Geology) with first class Honours and University Medal in 1992 from the University of Technology, Sydney. He is also a member of the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy.
Mr. Stephen Woodham - Non-Executive Director
Stephen Woodham has over 15 years experience in the mining and exploration industry in Western Australia and New South Wales specialising in field logistics and support and land access in rural and remote environments. He also has a successful track record of tenement acquisition, mining investment and commercial and cross-cultural negotiation.
As a founding director of LFB Resources Limited, Mr Woodham negotiated the purchase of an extensive tenement portfolio from Rio Tinto in 1996 and later negotiated joint ventures with Sumitomo and AngloGold prior to the takeover of LFB Resources in 1999.
Since 1999, Mr Woodham has worked as a consultant specialising in logistics, tenement acquisition and land access throughout NSW. During this time Mr Woodham was a founder and principal of the successful field logistics business, Southern Cross Technical & Field Services which is based in Orange, NSW.
Mr Woodham was a founding director of Centaurus Resources Ltd.
Dr Guoqing Zhang - Non-Executive Director
Dr Zhang is a materials scientist who graduated from China Northeast University and completed his PhD in Materials Science from China Central-South University. Dr Zhang is an expert in metals and metal alloys and is the recipient of a number of Chinese national awards.
From 1982 to 2000 Dr Zhang has held the position of Director at the Kunming Institute of Precious Metals. Since 2000, he has been Deputy General Manager of Sino-Platinum Metal Company Ltd, a Shanghai listed subsidiary of the Yunnan Tin Group. In this role, Dr Zhang was in charge of the production & sale of precious metal products as well the investment and development strategies of Sino Platinum.
From February 2008, Dr Zhang has been based in Australia as a non-executive director of YTC Resources Ltd and General Manager of Yunnan Tin TDK Resources Pty Ltd.
Mr. Robin Chambers - Non-Executive Director
Robin Chambers is a lawyer with over 30 years experience in the resources sector. He is the Senior Partner of Chambers & Company, an international law firm based in Melbourne, and Special Counsel – China for its affiliate, the New York law firm of Chadbourne & Parke, which has its China office in Beijing.
Mr Chambers’ practice involves acting as the lead lawyer on international projects, with a particular focus on China.
Mr Chambers has advised a number of major Chinese state owned enterprises on their investments in Australia over more than 22 years, including Sinosteel Corporation, CITIC, Sinotrans, Everbright, Ministry of Geology & Resources (now Ministry of Land and Resources) and many of China's leading steel mills. He has also advised Australian and US corporations on a range of projects in China.
Prior to becoming the Senior Partner at Chambers & Company, he was General Counsel of CRA Limited (now Rio Tinto Limited) for 14 years and before that was an associate with Baker & McKenzie in Chicago and Chadbourne & Parke in New York.
Mr Chambers graduated with an Arts degree and an Honours Law degree from the University of Melbourne and with a Master of Laws degree from Duke University in the United States. He was co-founder of the Australian Mining and Petroleum Lawyers Association (AMPLA) and was previously a board member of the Australia China Council. He has been a member of the Executive Committee of the Australia China Business Council since 1986 and formerly a Vice President of the Victorian branch. He is also a member of the advisory board of the International Centre of Excellence in Asia-Pacific Studies at the Australian National University. He has been the Chairman or Director of a number of public and private companies in Australia and China, including Chinese holding companies for their investments in Australia.
Richard Hill - Non-Executive Director
Richard Hill has over 15 years experience in the resource industry as both a solicitor and a geologist. He initially worked for the law firm, Clayton Utz, practising in commercial, corporate and resources law and litigation.
Over the past 10 years, Mr Hill has worked as a geologist for several major Australian mining companies and most recently, as a founding director of two successful ASX-listed companies, Moly Mines Limited and Siberia Mining Corporation Limited (now Monarch Gold Mining Company Limited). During that time he gained a diversity of practical geological experience as a mine based and exploration geologist in a range of commodities and rock types throughout Australia. In his commercial and legal roles, he has been involved in project generation and evaluation, acquisition and joint venture negotiation, company secretarial tasks, mining law and land access issues as well as local and overseas marketing and fund raising.
Mr Hill’s professional associations include membership of the Australian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy, The Financial Services Institute of Australia (formerly the Securities Institute of Australia), the Geological Society of Australia and President of the University of Western Australia Geology Alumni. Mr Hill’s qualifications are B.Juris, LLB., B.Sc. (Geology) (First Class Honours), ASIA.
Mr Hill is a founding director of Centaurus Resources Ltd.
Christine Ng - Non-Executive Director
Ms Christine Ng is an Executive Director of China Yunnan Tin Minerals Group Co. Ltd (Hong Kong Stock Exchange), which is a major shareholder of YTC Resources Limited. Ms. Ng’s role with China Yunnan Tin Minerals Group includes liaisons and analysis of proposals and business plans, formulation and implementation of business strategies, feasibility studies, presentations and meetings with investors.
Ms Ng has a Bachelor of Economics from the University of Sydney and is fluent in English and Chinese.
Richard Willson - Company Secretary
Richard Willson is an accountant with more than 15 years experience.
He has worked in public practice and in various financial management and company secretarial roles within the resources and agricultural sectors for both publically listed and private companies.
Mr Willson has a Bachelor of Accounting from the University of South Australia, is a member of CPA Australia and is a member, and graduate, of the Institute of Company Directors Graduate Diploma Program.
In addition to his role as Chief Financial Officer and Company Secretary with YTC Mr Willson is a Director and Company Secretary of the not-for-profit Unity Housing Company and is a member of its Finance, Audit & Compliance sub-committee.
He has previously acted as an Alternate Director of ASX listed companies including Flinders Mines Ltd and Maximus Resources Ltd, and as a Director with other private companies.
Mr Willson was previously Chief Financial Officer and Company Secretary of Flinders Mines Ltd, Maximus Resources Ltd and ERO Mines Ltd. He was heavily involved with the listing of Eromanga Uranium Ltd which later became ERO mines Ltd and with many capital raisings including share placements, share purchase plans and rights issues.
As CFO and Company Secretary of the privately owned company Sydac Pty Ltd, he was instrumental in its sale to a large global company based in Germany. Richard has worked in senior financial roles within the BHP Billiton group and was the number one Financial Manager and Company Secretary for the Provimi Australia and Jumbuck Pastoral groups.
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Kontakt
Registered Office
YTC Resources Limited
2 Corporation Place
ORANGE NSW 2800
Telephone: +61 2 6361 4700
Facsimile: +61 2 6361 4711
Email: [email protected]
Unternehmensinformationen
Share Registry
Security Transfer Registrars Pty Ltd
770 Canning Highway
Applecross WA 6153
Telephone: (08) 9315 2333
Facsimile: (08) 9315 2233
Solicitors to the Company
Steinepreis Paganin
Lawyers and Consultants
Level 4, Next Building
16 Milligan Street
PERTH WA 6000
Auditors and Investigating Accountant
Ernst & Young
680 George Street,
Sydney NSW 2000
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