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#West African Risk
Added 3 months ago

28-Aug-2025: WAF-Trading-Halt.PDF

Excerpt:

"...the trading halt is requested pending the release of an announcement by the Company regarding a request from the government of Burkina Faso to acquire, for valuable paid consideration, an additional 35% of the Company’s subsidiary Kiaka SA; the Company requests that the trading halt remain in place until the earlier of an announcement by the Company regarding this request from the Burkina Faso government and the commencement of normal trading on Monday, 1 September 2025."

Disclosure: I don't hold WAF or any companies that operate in Burkina Faso (or Mali) - I just have a small position in Turaco (TCG) who have a promising gold project in the bottom right (south east) corner of Côte d'Ivoire.

And I hold LYL, who build gold and other processing plants (mills) in West Africa, but I do note that LYL have been careful with choosing where they want to work and don't want to work in West Africa lately. The risks are real!

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#High Grade Gold
stale
Last edited 5 years ago

30-Sep-2020:  WAF hits 15.5m at 20.5 g/t Au beneath reserves at M1 South

WAF intercepts 15.5m at 20.5 g/t Au including 5m at 52.2 g/t Au beneath reserves at M1 South

Unhedged gold mining company West African Resources Limited (ASX: WAF) is pleased to report high grades and extensive visible gold have been intercepted in the deep diamond drilling beneath reserves at the M1 South deposit, Sanbrado Gold Project, Burkina Faso.

Highlights

  • Deep diamond drilling beneath reserves at M1 South returns high grade results including; ­
    • 15.5m at 20.5 g/t Au from 852m including; ­
      • 5m at 52.2 g/t Au and, ­
      • 4m at 10.4 g/t Au ­
    • 32m at 4.9 g/t Au from 854.5m including; ­
      • 4m at 14.3 g/t Au and, ­
      • 4.5m at 18.7 g/t Au ­
    • 7m at 7.8 g/t Au from 1238m including; ­
      • 1m at 29.9 g/t Au
  • Deepest intercept 950m below surface, 400m beneath current Probable Ore Reserves
  • Geological model reinforced
  • Demonstrates potential to extend the M1 South underground mine life
  • Drilling ongoing with two rigs on site extending high-grade gold mineralisation

West African Executive Chairman Richard Hyde commented:

“High-grade gold mineralisation has been intercepted beneath the current underground ore reserves at M1 South, with diamond drilling returning 15.5m at 20.5 g/t gold and 32m at 4.9 g/t gold.

“The results confirm the predictable geometry of high-grade zone at M1 South. The current drilling program has been designed to extend high-grade mineralisation to support an underground mine life out to 2030.

“Drilling is continuing onsite with two rigs operating on double shift, with further results expected over the coming weeks.  Updated resources, reserves and a life of mine plan incorporating new results are expected by late Q4 2020.”

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[I do not hold WAF shares.  It's all in the name - West Africa is not where I like my gold companies to be mining.  However - there is no denying they've had a good year!  WAF is up +161% since April 3rd, when they closed at 41c after a lot of sideways trading in the months leading up to that point.  Since early April, it's been a beautiful north easterly trajectory to close today at $1.07, and they were nudging $1.15/share a couple of weeks ago.]

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