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From: | "Cristine Kerr" <criskerr@optusnet.com.au> |
Date: | Wed, 7 Jan 2004 18:29:10 +1000 |
Hi Keith,
I recommend going to the ASX website
and reading the two ASX notices
that have had direct relevance to the recent rapid
rise:-
1) June 30th 2003
2) Dec 31st 2003
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Intec ASX Notice 30 June 2003
EXTRACT FOLLOWS
((re
Hellyer (Tasmania))
In-ground metal value as at notice date of 30 June 2003 was A$1.3 billion, and comprised: Element Grade Qty In-Ground Value Gold 2.6 g/t 900,000 ozs A$480M Silver 88.0 g/t 31,000,000 ozs A$210M Zinc 2.80 % 300,000 t A$365M Lead 3 % 330,000 t A$230M Copper 0.20 % 22,000 t A$ 6M _________________________________________ Hellyer (Tasmania) belonged to Western Metals. Intec had performed test work on Hellyer and had negotiated an equity arrangement with Western Metals. Western Metals then went into receivership. Receivers of Western Metals have been selling
off chunks.
On 31st December, 2003 Intec announced they'd
been successful in securing Hellyer = direct equity = substantial
potential revenue/profit.
As at the 31 December, 2003 notice, the value
of the Hellyer metals had grown to A$1.6 billion and metal prices
have continued to rise.
I recommend getting to know this stock better. They have a website at http://www.intec.com.au/ Hope this helps,
Cris
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