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There is an excellent article on Etruscus Resources over at Stockhouse. It has a great interview with CEO Gordon Lam as well as a detailed exploration of the company’s Rock and Roll project in British Columbia’s Golden Triangle.
Tom Larsen, CEO of Eloro Resources (V.ELO), is waiting, somewhat patiently, for the results of drilling at the company’s Iska Iska project in Southern Bolivia. Eloro signed the Iska Iska deal in January and the drills are turning.
Should be an interesting Webinar with Gordon Lam, CEO and Carl Ryan, Exploration Geologist, providing information on the Company and the current phase of Drilling at the Rock and Roll property in BC’s Golden Triangle.
Interesting press release today from Eloro (V.ELO). They have staked 9 additional properties in the Potosí Department, southern Bolivia where Iska Iska, their flagship Bolivian property is located.
There is no single right way to organize and operate a junior resource company. Instead, each company needs to figure out its own path to maximizing shareholder value. Whether it is a greenfields exploration story or a brownfields mining restart, every project is different. Peter Clausi, CEO of CBLT Inc. (V.CBLT), spent the early part of his career as a commercial litigation lawyer on Bay Street. He’s seen most of the business models.
BC’s Golden Triangle has been a hugely productive mining area since the 1980’s. There is no question of its mineral endowment as mines like Premier back in the 1920s, the SNIP and Eskay Creek in the early 1990s, and, more recently KSM, Red Chris and Valley of the Kings have all come online with gold, silver and copper in abundance. The Golden Triangle is a big place and there are many highly prospective but largely unexplored or underexplored areas.
Press releases laden with geological detail and largely opaque to the lay reader are an unfortunate necessity in the junior exploration business. After all, geology is what it is all about.
