Tuesday, September 04, 2012

35,000 m of Positive Drill Results Support Further Growth at Bomboré

Orezone Gold Corporation (ORE:TSX) is pleased to announce 35,000 m of additional positive oxide and sulphide drill results from infill and expansion drilling completed during the second quarter at its wholly owned Bomboré Gold Project in Burkina Faso, West Africa.

These results were not included in the Bomboré resource update announced on August 27, 2012.

 Highlights

  • Results include 408 reverse circulation holes (RC) (21,113 m) and 93 core holes (DD) (14,161 m). For all results see the following Table.
  • The majority of these results are from the southern area of the project, which now accounts for approximately 40% of the Bomboré resource.  A significant portion of the new results are situated outside and close proximity to the southern area pit shells that constrain the resource. 
  • Five new holes from the P17N prospect confirmed the continuity of this new discovery and definition drilling will commence over a strike of at least 350 m. This prospect was not included in the 2012 resource estimate and the new drilling will focus on upgrading resources to an indicated level.
  • In the northern area, a possible southwest extension of the Maga main zone was confirmed.  Additional drilling focused on upgrading resources to an inferred level will commence over a strike length of 1.2 km.
  • Based on the positive results, the board has approved an additional 42,000 m RC and 46,000 m of core drilling to upgrade and expand the inferred oxide and sulphide resources of the project.  The drilling program has already started with one RC and two core rigs.
  • The next resource update is planned for Q1 2013 that will incorporate the 35,000 m of new results plus an expected 30,000 m of results from the upcoming drill program.
  • The new on-site Bomboré sample preparation facility can handle in excess of 15,000 samples per month (17,109 samples prepared in July) and will significantly improve the delivery time of the future drill results.

“These results confirm that there is excellent potential for further expansion of the oxide and sulphide resources.” said Pascal Marquis, SVP Exploration for Orezone.  “The next round of drilling is designed to continue to expand resources and steadily improve the project economics.”

 

Table 1. Cumulative Historical Results Reported to Date

 

Total Drilling to Date

Grade   g/t

Zone

# of Holes

Total m

Uncut

Cut

KT - RC

120

7,830

1.45

1.29

KT - DD

6

642

1.73

1.67

CFU - RC

212

13,836

1.57

1.07

CFU - DD

26

3,938

1.75

0.99

Maga - RC

750

49,110

1.21

1.07

Maga - DD

155

22,817

1.21

1.11

P8P9 - RC

1,186

81,119

1.19

1.02

P8P9 - DD

240

40,622

1.18

1.00

P11 - RC

368

20,422

1.03

0.99

P11- DD

88

12,358

1.11

0.97

Siga E - RC

371

22,042

1.02

0.93

Siga E - DD

105

15,334

1.30

1.05

Siga W - RC

298

16,208

0.94

0.89

Siga W - DD

93

12,773

0.90

0.87

Siga S - RC

456

23,465

1.80

0.94

Siga S - DD

96

15,042

1.04

0.98

P17 N - RC

9

451

1.29

1.15

P17 N - DD

0

0

 

 

P17 S - RC

0

0

 

 

P17 S - DD

3

414

3.09

2.59

P17 - RC

32

1,951

2.24

1.86

P17 - DD

24

2,980

1.50

1.38

P16 - RC

51

3,124

1.48

1.28

P16 - DD

27

3,931

2.71

1.64

North - RC

2,268

151,895

1.22

1.04

North - DD

427

68,019

1.21

1.04

South - RC

1,493

82,137

1.36

0.94

South- DD

382

55,506

1.06

0.96

SE - RC

92

5,526

1.69

1.44

SE - DD

54

7,325

2.31

1.55

All - RC

3,853

239,558

1.29

1.02

All - DD

863

130,850

1.20

1.03

[1]Weighted average grade of individual assays, cut to 5 g/t

 

 

Table 2. Breakdown of Drilling Meterage for this Release

 

Zone

Core Drilling

RC Drilling

# of holes

Total m

# of holes

Total m

Maga

0

0

56

3,090

CFU

0

0

3

198

P8P9

25

4,621

30

1,665

P11

3

496

24

1,308

Siga E

15

1,920

46

2,344

Siga W

17

2,127

44

2,234

Siga S

30

4,529

177

8,877

P17 N

0

0

5

250

P16

0

0

12

587

P13

0

0

1

50

Goingho

0

0

4

200

MV2

0

0

2

110

MV3S

3

468

4

200

TOTAL

93

14,161

408

21,113

 

 

Table 3. Highlights of Diamond Drill Hole Results for this Release

(Includes holes previously reported for which the final total assay results are now available)

 

 

 

 

From

To

Length

Uncut Grade[1]

Cut Grade[2]

Total

Zone

Section

Hole #

(m)

(m)

(m)

(g/t)

(g/t)

Assay[3]

CFU

3150

BBD0729

28.50

36.00

7.50

14.14

4.15

 

Maga

4425

BBD0639

105.50

149.00

43.50

1.22

1.22

 

Maga

4400

BBD0820

137.00

189.00

52.00

1.36

1.27

 

Maga

4375

BBD0772

76.00

109.00

33.00

1.10

1.10

 

Maga

4350

BBD0738

74.00

97.00

23.00

1.11

1.11

 

Maga

4350

BBD0738

100.00

111.00

11.00

1.38

1.38

 

Maga

4325

BBD0688

93.00

113.00

20.00

1.32

1.32

 

Maga

4250

BBD0638

104.00

126.00

22.00

0.92

0.92

 

Maga

4225

BBD0637

125.00

144.00

19.00

1.01

1.01

 

Maga

4075

BBD0736

10.50

22.50

12.00

1.66

1.66

 

Maga

4075

BBD0737

172.00

199.00

27.00

1.22

1.12

 

Maga

4050

BBD0770

71.00

91.00

20.00

0.77

0.77

 

Maga

4050

BBD0771

177.00

193.00

16.00

1.25

1.25

 

Maga

3975

BBD0817

0.00

22.50

22.50

2.67

2.14

 

Maga

3975

BBD0817

126.00

156.00

30.00

1.48

1.48

 

Maga

3950

BBD0816

194.00

210.00

16.00

1.19

1.19

 

Maga

3900

BBD0685

27.00

43.00

16.00

1.03

1.03

 

Maga

3900

BBD0685

156.00

179.00

23.00

2.40

1.57

 

Maga

3875

BBD0733

29.00

71.00

42.00

1.47

1.47

 

Maga

3875

BBD0734

89.00

109.00

20.00

0.92

0.92

 

Maga

3825

BBD0684

52.00

81.00

29.00

1.43

1.43

 

P8P9

2050

BBD0833

104.00

125.00

21.00

1.36

1.29

Pending

P8P9

2000

BBD0837

112.00

123.00

11.00

1.51

1.37

Pending

P8P9

1950

BBD0834

32.00

49.00

17.00

1.55

1.55

Pending

P8P9

1950

BBD0835

0.00

16.50

16.50

3.48

2.96

Pending

P8P9

1950

BBD0835

36.50

52.00

15.50

1.44

1.44

Pending

P8P9

1800

BBD0539

0.00

6.00

6.00

3.23

3.02

 

P8P9

1600

BBD0870

63.50

72.50

9.00

1.94

1.86

Pending

P8P9

1300

BBD0871

239.00

263.00

24.00

0.74

0.74

Pending

P8P9

1300

BBD0871

285.00

295.00

10.00

1.79

1.62

Pending

P17 S

42725

TDD0001

47.00

52.00

5.00

3.68

3.33

 

P17 S

42725

TDD0002

70.00

74.00

4.00

5.67

4.57

 

P17 S

42725

TDD0003

21.00

34.00

13.00

2.28

1.81

 

P11

48700

BBD0862

40.00

56.00

16.00

3.78

1.64

Pending

Siga S

10900

BBD0644

57.00

78.50

21.50

0.85

0.85

 

Siga S

10750

BBD0776

159.00

185.00

26.00

0.70

0.70

 

Siga S

10700

BBD0647

158.00

175.00

17.00

1.81

1.40

 

Siga S

10550

BBD0648

121.00

155.00

34.00

1.32

1.32

 

Siga S

10450

BBD0640

12.50

57.00

44.50

1.20

1.17

 

Siga S

10450

BBD0641

90.00

110.00

20.00

1.12

1.12

 

Siga S

10400

BBD0698

60.00

80.00

20.00

1.30

1.26

 

Siga S

10300

BBD0699

115.00

135.00

20.00

1.61

1.24

 

Siga S

10250

BBD0746

5.50

20.00

14.50

1.84

1.52

 

Siga W

12100

BBD0853

59.00

78.00

19.00

0.99

0.99

Pending

Siga W

11550

BBD0825

24.00

47.00

23.00

1.62

0.90

 

Siga W

11300

BBD0783

80.00

105.00

25.00

0.61

0.61

 

P16

44325

BBD0813

177.00

189.00

12.00

3.09

1.36

 

P16

44325

BBD0813

198.00

216.00

18.00

1.22

1.22

 

P16

44275

BBD0768

106.00

115.00

9.00

5.18

2.31

 

P16

44275

BBD0768

136.00

154.00

18.00

10.55

1.57

 

P16

44250

BBD0763

105.00

115.00

10.00

1.81

1.81

 

P16

44250

BBD0763

137.00

150.00

13.00

1.43

1.43

 

P16

44050

BBD0814

0.00

21.00

21.00

0.92

0.92

 

 

 

Table 4. Highlights of Reverse Circulation Results for this Release

(Includes holes previously reported for which the final total assay results are now available)

 

 

 

 

From

To

Length

Uncut Grade[4]

Cut Grade[5]

Total

Zone

Section

Hole

(m)

(m)

(m)

(g/t)

(g/t)

Assay[6]

CFU

3450

BBC3169

0.00

10.00

8.00

1.64

1.64

 

CFU

3350

BBC3160

66.00

70.00

4.00

50.68

3.64

 

CFU

2850

BBC3111

3.00

17.00

14.00

1.54

1.54

 

CFU

2800

BBC3108

5.00

12.00

7.00

1.46

1.46

 

CFU

2700

BBC3096

47.00

54.00

7.00

2.29

1.60

 

CFU

2500

BBC2821

24.00

28.00

4.00

5.82

2.63

 

CFU

2500

BBC2822

25.00

40.00

15.00

1.08

1.08

 

KT

6100

BBC3214

0.00

9.00

9.00

1.34

1.34

 

Maga

4500

BBC2810

43.00

67.00

24.00

2.50

2.22

 

Maga

4350

BBC2811

4.00

35.00

31.00

1.33

1.33

 

Maga

4325

BBC2812

31.00

38.00

7.00

2.11

1.76

 

Maga

4325

BBC2812

45.00

74.00

29.00

1.22

1.21

 

Maga

4300

BBC2813

7.00

38.00

31.00

0.76

0.76

 

Maga

4150

BBC2779

17.00

24.00

7.00

2.17

2.17

 

Maga

3650

BBC2988

23.00

31.00

8.00

2.58

2.26

 

Maga

3300

BBC2963

0.00

7.00

7.00

2.00

2.00

 

Maga

2950

BBC2844

38.00

56.00

18.00

0.76

0.76

 

P8P9

1850

BBC2673

30.00

34.00

4.00

2.87

2.87

 

P8P9

1850

BBC3491

37.00

48.00

11.00

1.44

1.38

Pending

P8P9

1800

BBC2662

45.00

55.00

10.00

1.72

1.43

 

P8P9

1750

BBC3480

17.00

35.00

18.00

1.19

1.19

Pending

P8P9

1075

BBC2554

10.00

25.00

15.00

0.80

0.80

 

P17 N

45700

BBC3232

14.00

27.00

13.00

2.22

1.86

 

P11

48300

BBC3590

64.00

81.00

17.00

1.31

1.12

Pending

Siga E

11350

BBC3549

6.00

20.00

14.00

1.38

1.10

Pending

Siga S

10900

BBC3383

3.00

13.00

10.00

1.19

1.19

 

Siga S

10700

BBC3349

34.00

48.00

14.00

0.78

0.78

 

Siga S

10550

BBC3346

54.00

64.00

10.00

1.73

1.71

 

Siga S

10400

BBC3315

26.00

34.00

8.00

5.02

3.39

 

Siga S

10300

BBC3305

19.00

26.00

7.00

1.50

1.50

 

Siga S

10300

BBC3306

7.00

15.00

8.00

2.21

1.60

 

Siga S

10150

BBC3290

13.00

18.00

5.00

3.99

2.01

 

Siga S

10050

BBC3271

21.00

39.00

18.00

0.73

0.73

 

Siga S

9850

BBC3253

24.00

37.00

13.00

0.80

0.80

 

Siga S

9850

BBC3258

7.00

16.00

9.00

1.14

1.14

 

Siga S

9850

BBC3261

7.00

17.00

10.00

1.64

1.11

 

Siga S

9850

BBC3261

21.00

27.00

6.00

1.74

1.74

 

Siga S

9850

BBC3262

30.00

37.00

7.00

5.72

2.56

 

Siga W

12350

BBC3458

11.00

34.00

23.00

1.71

1.04

Pending

Siga W

11500

BBC3442

22.00

32.00

10.00

1.64

1.64

 

P16

44150

BBC3236

6.00

19.00

13.00

0.99

0.99

 

P16

44125

BBC3237

6.00

20.00

14.00

1.09

1.09

 

P16

44075

BBC3241

11.00

34.00

23.00

5.13

2.56

 

 

 

The mineralized intervals are based on a lower cut-off grade of 0.5 g/t, a minimal width of 3 m and up to a maximum of two consecutive meters of dilution being included. The true width of the mineralization is approximately 85% of the drill length intervals in Maga, P16, P17 and P8P9 areas, and 95% of the drill length intervals in the Siga area. The half-core samples were collected by Orezone employees using a diamond saw. The core samples from the weathered (oxide) zone were prepared by Abilab Burkina s.a.r.l. (a subsidiary of ALS-Chemex), BIGS Global Burkina s.a.r.l and SGS Burkina Faso s.a.r.l., and then split by Orezone to 1 kg using Rotary Sample Dividers (RSDs). A 1 kg aliquot was analyzed for leachable gold at BIGS Global Burkina s.a.r.l in Ouagadougou, by bottle-roll cyanidation using a LeachWellTM catalyst. The samples from the fresh or sulphide zone were prepared by BIGS Global Burkina s.a.r.l, SGS Burkina Faso s.a.r.l., ACTLABS Burkina Faso s.a.r.l. and Abilab Burkina s.a.r.l. in Ouagadougou and then split by Orezone to 1 kg using Rotary Sample Dividers (RSDs). A 1 kg aliquot was analyzed for leachable gold at BIGS Global Burkina s.a.r.l in Ouagadougou, by bottle-roll cyanidation using a LeachWellTM catalyst.

 

The RC drilling samples were divided by Orezone employees using Rotary Sample Dividers (RSDs). A 2 kg split was prepared by Abilab Burkina s.a.r.l. (a subsidiary of ALS-Chemex), BIGS Global Burkina s.a.r.l and SGS Burkina Faso s.a.r.l., and then split by Orezone to 1 kg using RSDs. A 1 kg aliquot was analyzed for leachable gold at BIGS Global Burkina s.a.r.l in Ouagadougou, by bottle-roll cyanidation using a LeachWellTM catalyst. The leach residues from all samples with a leach grade in excess of 0.2 g/t were prepared by BIGS Global Burkina s.a.r.l. and then split by Orezone to 50 g using Rotary Sample Dividers (RSDs). A 50 g aliquot was analyzed by fire assay at SGS Burkina Faso s.a.r.l.

 

Orezone employs a rigorous Quality Control Program (QCP) including a minimum of 10% standards, blanks and duplicates. This program was executed under the supervision of Pascal Marquis, SVP Exploration for Orezone, who is a Qualified Person under National Instrument 43-101 and approved the technical information in this release. A complete table of results and the NI 43-101 Bomboré Resource Report that describes the Bomboré resource model can be found at www.orezone.com.

September 4, 2012 (Source: Orezone Gold Corp)

http://www.orezone.com/news/press-releases/2012/9/35000-m-positive-drill-results-support-further-growth-bombor%C3%A9-2

Disclosure:  Orezone Gold Corp. is a Vulture Bargain Candidate of Interest (VBCI).  Members of the GGR team are actively accumulating and may hold long positions in ORE.T.   


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