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Once construction begins I think this’ll go higher than 10p with a lot of fluctuation between then and the first gold pour. It’s so tightly held, 65% between 5 individuals ? Went from 6p to 20p in a short space of time on drilling results alone. Begin construction, continue drilling and prove up new resources, take this to 1.4-2Moz and the share price will settle higher.

All about that mining permit now and then we’re off the the races.

I’m a bit confused because I thought we fell into the following category

“ In its announcement the Government stated that the partial lifting of the moratorium does not apply to applications for the issuance of new mining titles or for the transfer of exploration permits.”

But there seems movement and Bert seems confident in moving it forward. Market 20% up which is good

Sent from a reliable source on X, and posted on Radar Africa on X

“ Mali will partially lift its 2022 suspension on mining permits starting March 15, allowing applications for renewals, transitions, and transfers after a review of its mining register.”

- Renewals of existing exploration and exploitation permits

-Transitions from exploration to exploitation phases

-transfers of exploitation rights between license holders

Potentially huge news, and can imagine Cora being fairly high on the list. Begin the construction of Sanankoros mine and develop the resource further. Bring it on

I’m pretty sure browny it has already been submitted. The hold up and delay has been the new mining code, which looks to have been resolved. With Bert commenting that once our application has been approved and we have the magical green light, we can then begin construction. It could be any day now, if we get it in H1 of 2025 il be extremely happy. Need to take advantage of that good price high. And although construction and first pour would take 18 months from when it’s approved, the economics alone with sanankoro and a high gold price would attract a lot of interest.

It’s being traded off the face of the earth by the same rampers. Please don’t fall for it

Her track records of placings and fund raisings have been terrible too, it’s one of the reasons I got out. Can sense one soon and it won’t be pretty.

The drilling which has just started and takes 2 months to receive assays from the labs ? That drilling ?

80,000 oz first year production, average of 56,000. Think the average will be north of that after the study has been updated

Great spot James

https://www.coragold.com/wp-content/uploads/2025.01.15-Cora-Presentation-January-2025.pdf

Really, really insightful read top to bottom and well worth a look for anybody looking to invest

Welll obviously there are costs in those figures, roughly a third of the current gold price will be AISC. That said, it looks very encouraging doesn’t it. Having been here for 4-5 years, there’s a strong sense that Sanankoro has a lot more than 1MOZ to offer. They drill, they find gold. The only reason they stopped, was to prove up the current resource to get its mining permit over the line.

Exploration will continue once mine construction begins. Hopefully pick some more up soon, move some money around.

Been thinking about this. Think it was 56,000 ounces PA. But that was based upon a smaller resource, and a 6.8 year mine life. Both expected to be extended in some capacity. Not sure on the plants capacity, but can see that 56,000 ounces being closer to 70-80 PA.

That was based upon a gold price of $1750. Gold is now at $2900, so even if you allow for some pullback, you could be talking an extra $1000 per ounce profit, which alone equates to $56,000,000 per annum extra. All this depends on the AISC remaining as it is and other factors but needless to say, the numbers look incredibly encouraging from where the MCAP currently is. Just need to get the mining permit and construction can begin immediately.

This is so tightly held the last time it went on a run, think it went from 6p to 20p within a couple of weeks.

I don’t think it’s ages off, the new mining code has been established and it’s just a matter of waiting in the pecking order for movement. Bert seems confident, and amidst all of the “uncertainly”, he still decides to drill 2,000m last year to prove up the resource further.

I think a new DFS and the green light for our mining permit and this should move nicely. Exciting times, but time to sit on hands and wait it out until further news.

I think NZ can still get a reaction from the market. It’s delivered pretty well up to now, it’s the nuts and guts of what’s about to Come. Will Oracle & Riversgold be able to secure tens of millions in funding, maybe more, to develop and construct a mine ? Or will they sell it off to a major to do the rest ?

Quiet on the other fronts. I’ve recently sold out but will keep an eye on this company and a shift in power and news you all want. Lost over £20k and whatever’s left has been put elsewhere. 4 years of a downward spiral with no end in site was too much for me in the end.

Wish everybody left the best of luck with their investment here and elsewhere and hope for a brighter future for all.

Just examples of the type of numbers they were hitting in the drilling campaigns. All areas delivering consistent values, and a number of holes ending in mineralisation. It does genuinely excite me when I think about the potential this project has. Just need a couple of things to fall right for us and capitalise.

· 49m @ 15.55 g/t Au

o including 8m @ 89.12 g/t Au from 99m in hole SC0484

· 32m @ 7.83 g/t Au

o including 4m @ 53.86 g/t Au from 45m in hole SC0488

· 12m @ 6.37 g/t Au

o including 5m @ 14.17 g/t Au from 95m in hole SC0485

· 32m @ 3.25 g/t Au

o including 4m @ 10.18 g/t Au from 72m in hole SC0488

· 36m @ 1.65 g/t Au from 88m in hole SC0487

Zone B1

· 73m @ 2.24 g/t Au from 83m in hole SC0555

· 22m @ 3.73 g/t Au from 117m in SC0556

· 2m @ 17.9 g/t Au from 39m in SC0553 and

· 23m @ 1.62 g/t Au from 60m in SC0553

 

Zone A

· 34m @ 3.06 g/t Au from 61m in hole SC0521

· 59m @ 1.28 g/t Au from 60m in hole SC0523

· 2m @ 34.85 g/t Au from 81m in hole SC0519

· 36m @ 1.65 g/t Au from 66m in hole SC0543

· 30m @ 1.85 g/t Au from 96m in hole SC0544

● 8m @ 19.11 g/t Au from 90m in hole SC0459 at B1

● 32m @ 4.43 g/t Au from 29m in hole SC0453 on the northernmost tested section at B3

● 28m @ 2.85 g/t Au from 32m in hole SC0443 at B3

● 13m @ 3.03 g/t Au from 77m in hole SC0462 at B1

● 25m @ 1.35 g/t Au from 65m in hole SC0436 at B3 down-dip of SC0453

Still believe there’s a fantastic opportunity here. A lot of patience required, a lot. But already movement in the Gold arena in Mali with existing producers and from Bert’s latest interview, he hopes it’s just a matter of when, and not if.

Get the green light and get going. Payback will be fast and with the Gold price rocketing, our new study should blow the figures out of the park, compared to the old price or $1750. They’ll target the high grade concentrated areas early, and continue to explore. Sanankoro is vastly unexplored and I believe this will grow beyond 2moz in time. Combined with the recent success at Madina Foulbe, I’m excited for the future of Cora Gold.

MMs can’t keep it down for long - listen to this guy, been pedalling this line for the last 5 years.

They can keep it down until the company deliver material of substance

Can only be seen as positive news, and what investors have been looking for. GLA

Doesn’t really surprise me. It’s up 300% since November so investors happy to take some off the table.

Currently not invested but very impressed with the speed the company have moved at. Keeping a close eye on this, hopefully gain a lower entry and probably not. GLA

Bought more today. 5 people own 65% of the stock, let’s hope for a brighter 2025. Sanankoro remains vastly unexplored. If and when the green light comes, this will pick up traction and I can’t imagine much stopping it. Filtering between the shares I have purchased these last 5 years, this still stands as one I see growing quite handsomely.

Those drilling results just kept on giving, and I trust the board to back them up and maximise value in Mali.

GLA

I’d just ignore him. He’s secretly gritting his teeth in anger behind every post he makes. He’s well down and welcoming “traders” to this share is pathetic and will only lead to one place, like the last pump, back down here where we are

We don’t want them to move this, and for consistent long term gains, it’s incredibly counter productive. It needs to come in the form of an RNS, from the board with some real value accrediting news. Hopefully that’s not far off. Good luck all