Engineering & Mining Journal

APR 2013

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M A R TA B E M I L L also do a tremendous amount in the education field���reading gardens, supporting schools, developing school infrastructure, sponsorships, etc. We are involved in business development with micro-finance, agricultural programs, rice improvement techniques, fish farms and those sort of things. ���Even though everyone would love a job we can���t give everyone a job, so we endeavor to ensure everyone benefits from development of such an enterprise and everyone sees lifestyle improvements,��� Albert said. ���We are focused on ensuring we touch every family in some form so that everyone participates and gains a benefit. The longterm vision is to build a sustainable future for people beyond the mine life.��� Exploration is a Priority Exploration is a priority and there are a few legs to the program. There is a budget of around $17 million for 2013 and chief geologist Shawn Crispin is running the program. It is a large CoW and within that is the Martabe area, which at this stage comprises seven deposits. This year the company is focusing on: ��� Replacing depleted ore reserves from mining thus retaining current reserves and mine life; www.e-mj.com G-Resources is delighted with the work of its contractors at Martabe���Leighton Indonesia and Nusa Konstruksi. ��� Generating more resources from existing targets and new targets to provide longer mine life and potential to expand the operation; and ��� Focusing on a specific drilling program to identify a sulfide resource. Most of the deposits have significant sulfide mineralization at depth below the current pit outlines. G-Resources had drilled a number of metallurgical sulfide holes to generate samples, which have been taken, prepared and will be delivered to laboratories for a metallurgical sulfide test work program. ���On the larger CoW area we have a number of exciting targets and are working on the APRIL 2013 ��� E&MJ; 91

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