zonte metals

Why should Zonte wait for them? For example if someone was stealing from me, I wouldn't wait for them to turn them selves in to the police.

I just hope Zonte has a plan with regarding to Columbia other then waiting.

I increased the font size for the site. I think that was a lot of the issue with harder to read since the update.

I can change to a different font, might explore that too

Hi Ron,
Can you put me down for $1.50 please,
Many thanks
Hugo123

Gramalote Joint Venture

The Gramalote project is a joint venture between AngloGold Ashanti (51%) and B2Gold (49%), with AngloGold Ashanti as the operator and
manager of the project. Following additional infill and resource extension drilling the Mineral Resource model is being updated. The additional
drilling has indicated the potential for resource growth and potentially higher grades through selectivity. Final budgets, schedules and work
plans for advancing Gramalote will be developed once the Mineral Resource model has been finalised and the updated audited project
economics are available.

From their exploration update

In Colombia, at Gramalote grade control spaced drilling continued at Plataforma Norte and Plataforma
Sur.

The La Palma drilling programme was delayed due to slippage in the completion of the geophysics IP
survey. Additional drill holes were then added to the exploration programme, which was completed in
October with some significant intercepts being returned. The metallurgical test work was completed,
and no evidence was found that suggests the material could not be treated at the designed Gramalote
plant.

An exploration programme was completed in the area between Manizales and Cristales to identify areas
with potential to be included in the formalisation process. The final report is expected by the end of
January once all the assays are returned.

The revised Gramalote geological model was completed and reviewed by GCL geological team.

It appears they did no work over the contested area, the Gramalote main pit, so they seem to be adhering to the court order

No did not discuss Colombia. I think the ball is in Anglo's court, they have to decide when they want to put Gramalote into production and will then have to settle with ZON.

It is very good to see the gold price rising, it will add pressure on Anglo to move to production and sooner or later, shareholders and analysts will be wondering what the delay is.

I think Anglo just published year end results today, will dig up what they published for Gramalote

any chance you chatted about a update with Columbia?
Its been a very long time..

Last chance to buy cheap, this train is about to leave the station.

On the weekly chart (more volume). The low in technical indicators last week, was the lowest since the 17 cent bottom last August. We have a nice consolidation since the Oct/Nov high and now await positive divergence to confirm new rally. All important indicators above the clouds. Not many if any junior miners look this good on the chart.

Talked to CEO Christopher on the weekend.

Everything going very well. He won't be at PDAC this year, I think there is too much excitement at Cross Hills for him to leave.

Bids continue to grow, soon the dam will burst

would be a great time now, to release some held back news. Columbia?
gold is doing great. Or maybe the one day article on Zonte from 321Gold

Gambler wrote: Meguma, thanks for digging up those early numbers on Olympic dam, 40 or 50 meters of 1% would be amazing way to start, even if Cross Hills is half as good as Olympic it would be a Royal flush

Family day today,tsx is closed.

Nice find Meguma on Olympic Dam, if we can get a decent intersect between .25% and 1% copper would be great. I think most important on first hole is that it confirms and IOCG system, which would highly suggest the other anomalies found at Cross Hill are all IOCG potential deposits