Xtierra Reports Initial Drill Results at Bilbao

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Xtierra Inc. (CVE:XAG) reports the completion of the 9 holes at Bilbao.
A second drill rig was recently mobilized to accelerate progress with the geotechnical and wider exploration portions of the program.The Company is pleased to announce that mineralization has been encountered in the first two step-out holes (X-84 and X-85) to the south, extending the outer […]

Xtierra Inc. (TSXV:XAG) reports the completion of the 9 holes at Bilbao.

A second drill rig was recently mobilized to accelerate progress with the geotechnical and wider exploration portions of the program.The Company is pleased to announce that mineralization has been encountered in the first two step-out holes (X-84 and X-85) to the south, extending the outer limits of the Bilbao deposit for at least an additional 50 metres. Both holes encountered higher grade zinc and lead values than for the deposit as a whole.

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The Conversation (2)
kelvin bamfield
kelvin bamfield
07 Feb, 2012
i think you need to separate things here. Lynas has spend north of 650 million dollars to get to this stage so the pluses are mining, shipping and separation of H L M REE many smaller mines can continue but most dont have the bucks to go onto refining and separation. So theres mining and separation. If Lynas and a few others have the capacity but not the raw materials some of these mines can supply to them. If your going to invest then think about the company and whether it has the billion dollars it needs before it gets anything to market then you have the answer Lynas has a POL for 2 years and will be properly monitored. All has been approved by the World authorities! so " And they don't have the high toxicity of Lynas, which only has a temporary license to operate their refinery". is just a bit of jealous down rampingas the Aussie get first to market. har har
kelvin bamfield
kelvin bamfield
07 Feb, 2012
i think you need to separate things here. Lynas has spend north of 650 million dollars to get to this stage so the pluses are mining, shipping and separation of H L M REE many smaller mines can continue but most dont have the bucks to go onto refining and separation. So theres mining and separation. If Lynas and a few others have the capacity but not the raw materials some of these mines can supply to them. If your going to invest then think about the company and whether it has the billion dollars it needs before it gets anything to market then you have the answer Lynas has a POL for 2 years and will be properly monitored. All has been approved by the World authorities! so " And they don't have the high toxicity of Lynas, which only has a temporary license to operate their refinery". is just a bit of jealous down rampingas the Aussie get first to market. har har

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