Field Geologists Deny Claims of ‘Webbed Feet’
In releasing its’ most recent quarterly report today, Great Divide Mining (ASX:GDM) announced that despite a significant wet season, it was able to deliver positive news to the ASX and its shareholders, having progressed works across the whole company.
CEO, Justin Haines, was reporting after one of the wettest wet seasons in memory.
“Desk work and planning were a given, however I was pleased to be able to progress in-field exploration work as well,” he said. “It goes to the grit, quality and ‘can-do’ attitude of our Team.
“An ionic leach soil sampling program was completed at our Coonambula site,” he said.
“We completed the acquisition of two additional tenements expanding our Devils Mountain project, to include the historically significant Glastonbury and Kilkivan Long-Tunnel goldfields and signed an MOU for nearby toll processing of our Yellow Jack ore,” he went on to say.
“Operationally we’ve accepted an invitation from Bougainville Mineral Investments to project manage their emerging operations.”
“It’s been a challenging quarter, we’ve progressed the company, cash at bank remains solid, we’re back out in field and rapidly catching up with schedules,” Justin said,
“.. and I am further really pleased to confirm that none of the GDM Team have grown webbed feet,” he quipped.
