Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
25 Oct 2007drilling result▲ Good
Namakande E in the Kariba Valley JV shows uranium in rock chips up to 623 ppm U3O8 over more than 1,400m of strike (about 1,700m with scintillometer readings). It becomes a drill target once Chisebuka drilling finishes. Surface sampling only, not drilling.
Albidon repeats African Energy's Namakande E results, including rock chips up to 623 ppm U3O8 over more than 1,400m. No new information beyond the African Energy release.
Drilling has started at Sese (Botswana, 100% owned; 2,500m programme, 39 holes done, rig extended) and at Chisebuka (Kariba Valley JV; up to 4,000m planned, 13 holes done). Assays are due late November. Pre-feasibility study now due February 2008, later than the December 2007 target; Njame resource due December.
Njame extensional RC drilling is complete (138 holes, 8,678m), showing continuous shallow uranium over at least 900m, 1m to 17m thick; best 16m at 295 ppm. Assays are in for 48 holes; a revised Njame North Inferred Resource will follow, and infill drilling for the pre-feasibility study has started.
Gwabe RC drilling is complete at 161 holes, defining continuous shallow uranium mineralisation over at least 700m, 1m to 18m thick. A resource estimate, audited by Coffey Mining/RSG Global, is expected within two weeks; infill drilling has started at Njame.
September 2007 investor update recapping progress since listing: 30% Chirundu interest earned, Gwabe discovery, Chisebuka rock chips, and the pre-feasibility study. Shows cash of A$8m and a fully diluted market cap of A$65m; Njame resource update expected in Q4.
Albidon repeats African Energy's announcement of the A$1.5m Njame and Gwabe pre-feasibility study, with the 1.4 Mlb a year base case at US$65/lb. No new information beyond the African Energy release.
Board approved a A$1.5m pre-feasibility study on Njame and Gwabe, due by end December 2007, after a scoping study. Base case is 1.4 Mlb U3O8 a year for five years at US$65/lb; cash is expected to be about A$5.0m afterwards.
African Energy earned its initial 30% interest in the Chirundu JV by spending A$1.0m, resolving the earn-in thread with Albidon. It can reach 70% by completing a pre-feasibility study; Kariba Valley spending requirement is still being met.
Albidon confirms a finalised joint venture with African Energy covering Chirundu and Kariba Valley, and that African Energy has spent A$1m at Chirundu, earning an initial 30%. It can reach 70% via a pre-feasibility study.
Statutory financial report for the year to 30 June 2007, with directors' report and audit report. The text provided is mostly the contents and director biographies; no financial figures are shown in the excerpt.
Albidon repeats African Energy's higher-grade Gwabe infill results, including 9m at 684 ppm U3O8. No new information beyond the African Energy release.
First 40 Gwabe infill holes found higher-grade shallow uranium, best 9m at 684 ppm U3O8 including 5m at 936 ppm, possibly suited to open pit mining. This builds on July's discovery; 70 more holes are due in September.
Rock-chip sampling at Chisebuka, Kariba Valley JV, found surface uranium up to 4,823 ppm U3O8, the highest in the company's portfolio; 11 of 46 samples exceed 100 ppm. Reconnaissance drilling is due in September after Njame extensional drilling.
Albidon repeats African Energy's Chisebuka rock-chip results, including the 4,823 ppm U3O8 best sample. No new information beyond the African Energy release.
Albidon repeats African Energy's Gwabe discovery announcement, including best result of 6m at 566ppm U3O8. No new information beyond the African Energy release.
First 25 Gwabe holes found shallow uranium mineralisation; 11 holes exceed 100ppm, best 6m at 566ppm U3O8 from 21m. This confirms the earlier soil anomalies. About 90 infill hole assays are due in August.
Albidon repeats African Energy's announcement of completed first-pass drilling and the start of infill drilling at Gwabe. African Energy is sole-funding the work to earn an initial 30%. No new information.
First-pass drilling at Gwabe North is complete, and infill drilling starts immediately because drill cuttings showed strong radioactivity on a scintillometer. Assays are due in July, and the rig then moves to Njame.
Energy Ventures, African Energy's 71% owner, sold its 2.3 million Colltech shares. Its portfolio is now 71% of African Energy, 29.9% of Agricola Resources and 11% of Cool Energy. This is a parent-company item, not an African Energy event.
Drilling began at the Gwabe uranium prospect with a new RC rig dedicated to Zambia for 2007 and 2008. Gwabe is expected to take 6-8 weeks, with first assays in 4-6 weeks, then Njame North.
May 2007 investor update repeating known facts: 147.9 million shares, $10.2 million cash after the IPO, a 0.80 share price, and Energy Ventures holding 70.8%. It also repeats the 4.8 Mlb Njame North resource and the 2007 drilling plan.
Soil sampling at the 6km Gwabe prospect confirmed uranium anomalies, with peaks of 39 ppm U3O8. Drilling is needed to test for mineralisation below; it is due to start next month.
Albidon, the joint venture partner, re-reports African Energy's Gwabe soil sampling results, which confirmed uranium anomalies. No new information beyond the African Energy announcement of the same day.
African Energy began trading on ASX on 18 April after a $5 million IPO that was over 3.5 times oversubscribed. It focuses on Zambian uranium, with drilling due to start in early May.
Albidon says African Energy's $5 million IPO and ASX listing will fund faster exploration of the Zambian uranium joint ventures. African Energy is earning an initial 30% by spending $1 million per area; Njame North holds a 5.5Mt at 400ppm inferred resource.
14 Mar 2007capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
African Energy Resources (Guernsey) issues a prospectus to raise up to $5 million by offering 12.5 million shares at 40 cents each, ahead of an ASX listing. The offer is described as speculative.
What it means for a shareholder
12.5m new shares at A$0.400 to raise about A$5.0m. Shares on issue before the raise aren't in the record, so the dilution can't be worked out.