Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
29 Nov 2022investor presentation● Neutral
Notice of CEO Darren Cooke presenting at Resources Rising Stars conferences in Sydney (29 Nov) and Melbourne (1 Dec), with the presentation attached. It restates the 2.23Moz @ 7.8g/t resource with no new information.
Tyson step-out hole hit 0.4m @ 1,020g/t gold, the company's highest-grade intersection so far, about 200m below earlier drilling. Tyson is expected to enter the resource for the first time in the March quarter 2023 update. Cash was A$11M at 30 September.
Exploration Agreement signed with the Mishkeegogamang Ojibway First Nation, replacing a 2009 MOU and covering all claims in its territory, including regional winter targets. It frames future talks if the project goes to production. 5 million shares issued for nil cash.
All eight AGM resolutions carried on a poll. The 10% placement facility drew about 13.8% against, and the constitution replacement about 19.3% against. The remuneration report passed with about 1.6% against, down from about 24% last year.
New company constitution lodged after shareholders approved its replacement at the AGM. It is a legal document prepared by Hamilton Locke; no operational or financial news.
September quarter: 11,316m drilled under the 50,000m program, and cash fell to A$11M from A$17.4M cash and receivables at June. Metcalf sampling to 569g/t restated; winter regional drilling planned toward the end of next quarter.
South-West Connect presentation by CEO Darren Cooke on 20 October 2022, restating the 2.23Moz @ 7.8g/t resource. It states no new information beyond earlier announcements.
Rock-chip sampling at the Metcalf prospect, ~6km from the 2.23Moz resource, returned up to 569g/t gold. Near-mine drill hits include 0.4m @ 91.0g/t. Drilling at regional targets starts this quarter; a resource update is set for early 2023.
2022 Annual Report restates the 2.23Moz @ 7.8g/t Pickle Crow resource (up 30% in six months), the A$20M February placement and the new management team. It says the next resource update is due in the new calendar year; financial statements are not in the readable text.
Annual Corporate Governance Statement and Appendix 4G, a compliance filing on how the company follows ASX governance recommendations. It carries no operational or financial news.
Beaver Creek Summit presentation by CEO Darren Cooke on 13 September 2022, restating the 2.23Moz @ 7.8g/t resource. It states no new information beyond earlier announcements.
Maddison Cramer, formerly Joint Company Secretary at Bellevue Gold, becomes Joint Company Secretary alongside CFO William Nguyen. Michael Naylor resigns as company secretary but stays as a non-executive director.
June quarter: 20,583m drilled, with Talia, Cohen MacArthur and Swamp named as three new zones of mineralisation outside the 2.23Moz resource. Cash and receivables were A$17.4M, down from A$24.5M cash in March; assays for 15 holes are due in the September quarter.
Talia, a previously undrilled banded iron formation 1km from the resource, returned a discovery hole of 5.5m @ 18.0g/t gold from 44.9m. It is shallow and open in all directions; the 50,000m program is now expected to finish in early 2023.
Revised version of the Canaccord conference presentation from May, re-lodged with additional exploration-results referencing in the disclaimers. It restates the 2.23Moz @ 7.8g/t resource; no new substance visible in the readable text.
6 June 2022director officer appointment▲ GoodMajor
Darren Cooke moves from COO to CEO, and William Nguyen (ex-Regis Resources) becomes CFO and Joint Company Secretary from 13 June, filling the gap left by Nicholas Katris. A VP Environment & Community and a Group Chief Geologist are also hired.
Canaccord Global Metals & Mining Conference presentation (15-17 May 2022) restating the 2.23Moz @ 7.8g/t resource. It states no new information or data beyond the February resource announcement.
Regional drilling found gold outside the 2.23Moz resource, including 2.1m @ 92.0g/t at Cohen-MacArthur, and Tyson/Shaft 3 returned 7.8m @ 17.0g/t. Four rigs are drilling the new 50,000m program; cash was A$24.5M at 31 March.
CFO and Company Secretary Nicholas Katris left with immediate effect. Director Michael Naylor is interim Company Secretary while a replacement search runs. No reason is given.
March quarter: the 50,000m program was completed and a further 50,000m is planned for April–December 2022. Cash rose to A$24.5M after the February A$20M raising; new results from the quarter's drilling are described as imminent.
Half-year report to 31 December 2021 restates the 2.23Moz resource and the A$17.58/oz discovery cost, with about 42,000m of the 50,000m program drilled. Financial detail is not in the readable text; largely repeats known facts.
S&P index rebalance notice, not issued by the company. Auteco is listed among removals from the All Ordinaries effective 21 March 2022. For shareholders this may mean index-driven selling (inference).
BMO Global Mining & Metals Conference presentation (28 Feb–2 Mar 2022) by Ray Shorrocks and Darren Cooke, restating the 2.23Moz @ 7.8 g/t resource. States no new information.
21 Feb 2022capital raising announcement● NeutralMajor
Firm commitments for a A$20M placement of 250M shares at 8c, a 4.8% discount to the last close, to fund further Pickle Crow drilling. Directors also sell about 52.5M shares (~A$4.2M), their first sales, partly to fund option exercises.
What it means for a shareholder
250m new shares at $0.080 to raise about $20.0m. Shares on issue before the raise aren't in the record, so the dilution can't be worked out.
RIU Explorers Conference presentation by COO Darren Cooke, 15 February 2022, restating the new 2.23Moz resource at 7.8 g/t. States no new information beyond the resource announcement.
Pickle Crow Inferred resource rises 514,000oz (+30%) to 2.23Moz @ 7.8 g/t, from 1.7Moz six months earlier. Quartz veins are 1.92Moz @ 9.3 g/t; banded iron is 304,000oz @ 3.8 g/t. Fulfils the expected February update.
Amended Appendix 5B for the December quarter, apparently correcting the earlier filing. It shows cash of A$10.54M at quarter end, with about 1.95 quarters of funding at current spending. No new operational information.