International Gold Exploration IGE AB (OSE: IGE) today announced the completion of the NI 43-101 Technical Report on the Preliminary Assessment (PA) of the Rönnbäcken Nickel Project in northern Sweden. The PA is a milestone in the development of IGE, and provides an independent evaluation of the project. Net present value of the project is estimated at US$142 million. According to the PA, the project has potential to outline additional mineral resources. IGE believes there are additional opportunities to further improve project economics.
IGE Nordic confirms discovery of a new area of nickel mineralization and good prospects to improve the potential of the Rönnbäcken nickel project. IGE Nordic launches new drilling at Rönnbäcken on positive assay results from recent geological mapping and sampling program.
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IGE Nordic AB, a subsidiary of International Gold Exploration IGE AB, is pleased to announce good prospects for improving the economics of the Rönnbäcken Nickel Project. Studies conducted as part of the Preliminary Assessment (PA), now being finalized, have identified opportunities in exploration, metallurgy and operating costs which can further enhance the project.
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IGE Nordic AB and Archelon Mineral AB are pleased to announce the results from geological field work performed in 2009 on the Solvik Gold Project. The field work was done to follow up on gold anomalies identified from the 2008 sampling program.
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IGE Nordic AB (“IGE Nordic”), a subsidiary of International Gold Exploration IGE AB (“IGE”),has on June 3rd 2009 agreed to sell its interest in the Gladhammar gold project to Wiking Mineral AB (“Wiking Mineral”) for 2 million SEK in cash. The Gladhammar Project is a joint venture between IGE Nordic and Wiking Mineral.
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Gold-rich near-surface mineralization in Gladhammar joint venture project between Wiking Mineral & IGE Nordic.
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IGE Nordic AB (“IGE Nordic”) is pleased to announce a new, increased resource target for its 100% owned Rönnbäcken Nickel Project. IGE Nordic’s previous target for the whole Rönnbäcken Nickel Project had been 180-220 million tonnes grading 0.10 – 0.15% nickel in sulphide.
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For the Vinberget deposit, an indicated resource is estimated to be 54.9 million tonnes with an average total nickel content of 0.187%, of which 0.137% is nickel in sulphide (Ni-AC) based on an open pit strip ratio of 0.46:1 and a nickel price of US$7.50/lb. For the Rönnbäcksnäset deposit, located five kilometres northwest of Vinberget, an inferred resource is estimated to be 192.9 million tonnes with an average total nickel content of 0.178%, of which 0.107% is nickel in sulphide (Ni-AC) based on an open pit strip ratio of 0.80:1 and a nickel price of US$7.50/lb.
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Additional: Table of assay results and Table of drill hole locations
IGE Nordic AB (“IGE Nordic”), a subsidiary of International Gold Exploration IGE AB, is pleased to announce its first time disclosure of an independent NI 43-101 compliant inferred mineral resource estimate for the Vinberget portion of the Rönnbäcken Nickel Deposit, northern Sweden, prepared by Scott Wilson Roscoe Postle Associates Inc. (“Scott Wilson RPA”), Canada.
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Additional: Location and assay results of drill holes
IGE Nordic AB has now been delisted from Oslo Axess, and its last day of trading was the 20th of February, 2009.
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Decision by Oslo Børs to delist IGE Nordic AB’s shares from the Oslo Axess stock exchange with 20 February 2009 as the last day of trading.
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An Extraordinary General Meeting of IGE Nordic AB’s (“IGE Nordic”) shareholders was held on Wednesday, the 12th of February 2009 in Stockholm, Sweden. The Extraordinary General Meeting made the following decision…
