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Yes, that is what FK said:
"I also note that two large buy trades @4.20 from Friday "
Trades passed 14/5 not today!
3m shares is nearly 1% of the company snapped up in one go. Very strange that these are reported late and even stranger that these trades have not pushed the share price much higher.
Those two buys are very chunky! 3m shares in total - someone sees value here!
That is indeed a steal D220. I had a buy order in at 4.20 that did not get filled even though the bid offer price had earlier shown as 4.00-4.10. I also note that two large buy trades @4.20 from Friday have only just been reported today. Indeed there is a pattern of late trade reporting of buy trades in this stock. Very strange.
That was a steal moneybags!
Just for Info, the 13:56 trade (192 500) is a BUY
It doesn't get much more upbeat than that.
And with the preso tomorrow on KSZ, we should be motoring just in anticipation. The notification RNS stated "Further results are expected soon" so I believe there will be a further RNS tomorrow morning with the feedback from "Target"B". If this is another indication of a massive sulphide, it will begin to look as if the drill bit can't miss....
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Cause to celebrate as Kavango and Power Metal KCB survey finds seven extensive anomalies (KAV, POW)
Kavango Resources (LON:KAV) and Power Metal Resources (LON:POW) posted highly encouraging survey results on Friday, with an impressive seven targets now identified at the South Ghanzi copper project.
South Ghanzi, a 50-50 joint venture (“JV”) between Power Metals is located in Botswana’s underexplored Kalahari Copper Belt (“KCB”). This mineral belt extends for almost 1,000 kilometres from northeast Botswana all the way to western Namibia.
The KCB discovery rate has accelerated over the past ten to fifteen years, delineating significant new mineral resources, with two copper-silver mines developed.
Now, the JV partners are intent on securing their own slice of the pie, with Airborne Electromagnetic (“AEM”) surveys in February defining seven kilometre-scale anomalies, each representing a possible drill target.
Follow up ground-based exploration found what Kavango rightly described as “very encouraging results”. There was close correlation between the AEM data, copper-zinc in soils geochemistry, and regional geological mapping.
Michael Foster, Kavango’s chief executive, commented on the “very promising” results so far from South Ghanzi, and the “elevated copper and zinc readings” especially.
All of this closely aligns with Kavango’s prior fieldwork, as well as the regional exploration model. Based on initial data interpretation, the target depths range from 40 metres (“m”) to 400m for exploration drilling.
Foster said the “generally shallow depth of the conductors is a major asset” for the JV.
The next step for operator Kavango will be additional soil sampling, as well as trenching and geological mapping before the drill programme planned later this year. Three of the conductors identified were “associated with anticlines/fold structures”, making them the highest priority for this programme.
First priority is target 36A, known as Acacia, a 4 kilometre (“km”) by 4km conductor located inside a fold “nose”, plunging southeast. Directly over this anomaly, soil geochemistry found extensive elevated copper and zinc levels – more than 42 parts per million (“ppm”) copper and over 75 ppm zinc.
Paul Johnson, chief executive of Power Metal, said the company was “particularly encouraged” by Acacia. He noted that the target contained both “a high conductivity signature” found in the AEM survey as well as “almost perfectly coincident” zinc and copper-in soil anomalies.
Johnson pointed out that these “are key signatures typical of nearby copper-silver discoveries within the Belt”.
Second priority target 36G, Morula, is around 2km wide, plus at least 12km of strike – open at both ends. Morula is likely to be “the sheared and thrust faulted southern limb of the ‘Acacia’ fold”. Soil sample lines taken