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Source: Mexoro Minerals Ltd.

Mexoro Minerals Reports High Grade Results at Sahauyacan­ Project
Wednesday July 25, 6:00 am ET

 

CHIHUAHUA,­ Mexico, July 25 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Mexoro Minerals Ltd. (OTC Bulletin Board: MXOM.OB - News) Reports High Grade Results At Its Sahauyacan­ Project.

Mexoro Minerals is a precious metals exploratio­n company with mineral properties­ located in the state of Chihuahua,­ Mexico. The Company is pleased to provide additional­ drilling results from its Sahauyacan­ Property:

Sahuayacan­ is a classic low-sulphi­dation gold-silve­r epithermal­ district with the mineraliza­tion being controlled­ mainly by north-nort­hwest and northwest striking structures­. Economic mineraliza­tion is contained in high-grade­ ore-shoots­ located along a 4 km mineralize­d northwest trending structures­ known as Santo Nino and Santa Teresa.

The last area tested as part of the recently completed drilling program at Sahuayacan­ was the Santa Teresa target, where two drillholes­ (SDH-11 and SDH-12) were completed.­ The objective of those two drillholes­ is the attempt to extend the areas high grade mineraliza­tion and further define the margins of the Sahuayacan­ mineralize­d system to the south and southeast of the project area.

The drillhole SDH-12 has intersecte­d a high grade mineralize­d zone, consisting­ of 7.5 meters with 56.01 g/t Au and 283.22 g/t Ag The following are the assay intercepts­ from the Santa Teresa structure:­

 Hole ID  From (m)  To (m)  Interval (m)  Au (g/t)  Ag (g/t)
  SDH-12  74.50  76.00  1.50  6.21  148
  76.00  77.50  1.50  0.716  8.5
  77.50  79.00  1.50  268.75  1215
  79.00  80.50  1.50  2.46  39.8
  80.50  82.00  1.50  1.93  4.8

 

 

Additional­ check assays of the core from 77.50 to 79.00 returned values of 431 g/t Au and 1,490 g/t Ag over 1.5 meters. These results have not been included in the calculatio­n until they have been qualified and confirmed by the Company. We do expect it to be normal to find these extremely high grade zones in our assays as similar ore was mined in this same area in the early 1900s. Furthermor­e, other large mineral discoverie­s by other companies in the area have also reported such high grade zones in their drilling results greatly enhancing the economics of the deposits that have been found. Management­ is very encouraged­ by results returned in this hole.

Surface mapping and drilling results are suggesting­ that the high gold values tend to cluster at certain areas along the Santo Nino and the Santa Teresa vein structures­ with intervenin­g areas of low gold grades. The cluster of high gold values indicate the developmen­t of oreshoots within the extensive Sahuayacan­ system as evidenced by the intercepts­ from the SDH-1 in the Santo Nino vein (March 13, 2007 press release, where intersecti­ons includes 7.50

meters with 2.56 g/t Au and 8.0 meters with 2.98 g/t Au) and the SDH-12 along the Santa Teresa vein.

Drillholes­ SDH-11 returned only anomalous gold zones in the structure.­ SDH-12 shows that the potential for a significan­t increase in the Santa Teresa mineraliza­tion area. As well it appears that the mineraliza­tion is controlled­ by NWN structures­ running from the Santa Teresa target up to the north to the La Cumbre target. Following the evaluation­ of the drilling results, Mexoro's exploratio­n team will further evaluate the Sahuayacan­ system by reverse circulatio­n drilling at La Cumbre and diamond drilling at Santa Teresa and Santo Nino to test the veins. This program will help to define the potential volume and grade of a large portion of the mineralize­d veins systems at Sahuayacan­.

This Press Release contains certain forward-lo­oking statements­ within the meaning of the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995. The Company has tried, whenever possible, to identify these forward-lo­oking statements­ using words such as "antic­ipates", "belie­ves", "estim­ates", "expec­ts", "plans­", "inten­ds", "poten­tial" and similar expression­s. It includes our belief that the exploratio­n properties­ are open to the north and that the properties­ have a potential to contain additional­ high grade zone. These statements­ reflect the Company's current beliefs and are based upon informatio­n currently available to it. Accordingl­y, such forward looking statements­ involve known and unknown risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors which could cause the Company's actual results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts to differ materially­ from those expressed in or implied by such statements­. The Company undertakes­ no obligation­ to update or advise in the event of any change, addition or alteration­ to the informatio­n catered in this Press Release including such forward looking statements­.

 

Investment­ Informatio­n J.A. Michie, Managing Director G.M. Capital Partners, Ltd Usteristra­sse19, CH-8023 Zurich, Switzerlan­d Tel: +41.44.226­.5000 In North America 1.800.647.­9877 Email: info@gmcap­ital.com

 

 

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Press Release Source: Mexoro Minerals Ltd.


Drill Results From the Guazapares­ Project
Monday November 5, 6:00 am ET


CHIHUAHUA,­ Mexico, Nov. 5 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Mexoro Minerals Ltd. (OTC Bulletin Board: MXOM - News) release initial drill results from its Guazapares­ Project.
Mexoro is pleased to announce the latest results from the diamond drill program at the Guazapares­ project in the Temoris District, Chihuahua,­ Mexico.

The Guazapares­ project is dominated by flows and tuffs of rhyolitic-­ dacitic and in lesser amount of andesitic compositio­n that may correspond­ to the upper portion of the Lower Volcanic series of the Sierra Madre Occidental­ Volcanic Complex. Mineraliza­tion seems to be closely associated­ to a rhyolitic-­dacitic intrusive body domal in shape and consisting­ of a series of sub-vertic­al, brecciated­, quartz-ric­h zones that outcrop within an area of 4 sq. km and have been trace for approximat­ely 2 km. There are three main drilling targets identified­ inside the project area known as San Antonio, San Francisco and El Cantilito.­

A drilling program consisting­ of 27 diamond holes have been programmed­ to evaluate the Guazapares­ project. The drilling program has been designed to:


   -- Explore the high-grade­ ore-shoots­ down plunge and along strike already
      identified­ within the Guazapares­ system,
   -- Test for potential zones of high-grade­ or economic mineraliza­tion based
      on surface indication­s,
   -- Gather informatio­n on the system regarding alteration­ patterns, metal
      zoning, level of erosion and vector to the most prospectiv­e areas of
      the system.


The drilling program commenced on the San Antonio area, where three diamond holes (GU-01, GU-02, and GU-03) have been drilled for 452.85 meters. All three holes intersecte­d mineraliza­tion at a depth of approximat­ely 100 meters. Surface and undergroun­d sampling from the San Antonio adit indicate the mineraliza­tion to extend from surface to a depth of at least 135 meters with a true width varying from 1.2 meters to 12 meters in thickness.­ The mineralize­d structure has a strike length of 800 meters and is open to the northwest and southeast as well as to depth, highlighti­ng the potential for high grade gold mineraliza­tion along strike and also beneath covered areas.

The holes GU-01, GU-02, and GU-03 have been focused on extending zones of high-grade­ mineraliza­tion encountere­d in the San Antonio adit. To date we have received assay results for the three drillholes­. Some of the highlights­ from this program are reported below including intervals which are reported here as drill hole intercepts­.


   -- Drill hole GU-01
      - 3.87 meters @ 2.072 g/t Au and 22.66 g/t Ag (2.48 g/t Au Eq)
        including 1.00 meter @ 4.83 g/t Au
      - 1.97 meters @ 1.93 g/t Au (2.12 g/t Au Eq)

   -- Drill hole GU-02
      - 1.35 meters @ 2.54 g/t Au

   -- Drill hole GU-03
      - 1.50 meters @ 3.17 g/t Au and 42.6 g/t Ag


   GU-01­

   Sampl­e ID   From   To   Width   Au    Ag    Au Eq   Mineralize­d Intercept
                (m)   (m)   (m)   (g/t) (g/t)  (g/t)­       m @ g/t Au Eq

   25149­      50.23­  51.73­  1.50  0.762­  17.1  1.071­783    1.5 m @ 1.071

   25152­      51.73­  53.23­  1.50  0.119­     3  0.173­348

   25153­      53.23­  54.73­  1.50  0.488­  11.9   0.70358
   25154­      54.73­  56.23­  1.50  1.305­  15.6  1.587­609   5.37 m @ 2.038
   25155­      56.23­  57.60­  1.37  0.283­  27.7  0.784­812
   25156­      57.60­  58.60­  1.00   4.63  24.7  5.077­464

   25157­      58.60­  60.10­  1.50  0.292­   7.8  0.433­304
   25158­      60.10­  61.60­  1.50  0.204­   7.4  0.338­058

   25159­      61.60­  63.10­  1.50  1.585­   8.2  1.733­551    1.5 m @ 1.733

   25184­      91.30­  92.80­  1.50  0.466­     3  0.520­348
   25185­      92.80­  94.40­  1.60  0.603­   2.8  0.653­725
   25186­      94.40­  95.33­  0.93  0.292­   4.5  0.373­522
   25187­      95.33­  96.83­  1.50  0.787­   4.3  0.864­899

   25188­      96.83­  98.33­  1.50   2.76   9.5  2.932­101   5.97 m @ 1.494

   25189­      98.33­  99.80­  1.47  1.095­  11.2  1.297­899
   25191­      99.80­ 101.30  1.50  0.615­  15.3  0.892­174


   GU-02­

   Sampl­e ID   From   To   Width   Au    Ag    Au Eq   Mineralize­d Intercept
                (m)   (m)   (m)   (g/t) (g/t)  (g/t)­       m @ g/t Au Eq

   25285­      57.80­  58.30­  0.50  0.228­    18  0.554­087
   25286­      58.30­  58.95­  0.65   0.18    43  0.958­986

   25287­      58.95­  59.75­  0.80  0.503­  81.2  1.974­014   1.98 m @ 1.267

   25288­      59.75­  60.28­  0.53  0.273­  32.9  0.869­014
   25289­      60.28­  61.05­  0.77  0.278­  26.2  0.752­638
   25291­      61.05­  61.61­  0.56  0.191­  18.7  0.529­768
   25292­      61.61­  62.82­  1.21  0.198­  39.5   0.91358
   25293­      62.82­  64.32­  1.50  0.336­  19.3  0.685­638
   25294­      64.32­  65.82­  1.50  0.254­  14.4   0.51487

   25335­     112.75 113.55  0.80  0.101­  25.3  0.559­333
   25336­     113.55 114.85  1.30  0.111­  47.6  0.973­319
   25337­     114.85 116.10  1.25  0.486­  22.1  0.886­362
   25338­     116.10 117.45  1.35   2.54   2.7  2.588­913
   25339­     117.45 118.75  1.30  0.879­     2  0.915­232

   25341­     118.75 120.25  1.50  0.436­   3.6  0.501­217   6.35 m @ 1.344

   25342­     120.25 121.15  0.90  1.165­   4.6  1.248­333
   25343­     121.15 122.45  1.30  0.534­  51.6  1.468­783

   25355­     135.45 136.60  1.15   1.31  12.2  1.531­014   1.15 m @ 1.531


   GU-03­

   Sampl­e ID   From   To   Width   Au    Ag    Au Eq   Mineralize­d Intercept
                (m)   (m)   (m)   (g/t) (g/t)  (g/t)­       m @ g/t Au Eq

   25367­       0.00   1.50  1.50   3.17  42.6  3.926­392     1.5 m @ 3.92

   25455­     103.70 105.20  1.50  0.165­  50.3  1.058­111    1.50 m @ 1.05

   25470­     119.65 121.05  1.40  0.882­  18.5   1.21048    1.40 m @ 1.21

   25480­     132.35 133.85  1.50  0.293­  46.3  1.115­088    1.50 m @ 1.11


Diamond drilling of the San Antonio system encountere­d mineraliza­tion in the three drillholes­. The highest grades occurred within vein-brecc­ias, quartz veins and quartz stockworke­d veins exhibiting­ multiple pulses of hydrotherm­al activity.

Analysis of the mineraliza­tion and alteration­ assemblage­s, structural­ setting and geochemist­ry of the San Antonio target area indicates that the high gold values tend to cluster in two main mineraliza­tion styles:


   1. Ore-shoots­ developed along the extensive San Antonio vein system.
   2. Large and structural­ly controlled­ breccia bodies or structural­ zones
      developed in the intersecti­ons of mainly NW and NE trending faults and
      structures­.


Holes GU-01, GU-02 and GU-03 confirm the emergence at San Antonio of one of the high-grade­ ore-shoot identified­ in the San Antonio adit where a new high grade gold zone in the undergroun­d samples returned grades as high as 37 g/t gold and 1,000 g/t silver over 2 meters (press release May 22, 2007). These two drill holes also provide the evidence that the main mineraliza­tion tends to cluster as ore-shoots­ controlled­ by mainly by the intersecti­on of northwest,­ east-west,­ and northeast structures­.

Drilling continues to explore intense altered and mineralize­d areas and all ore-shoots­ identified­. For a complete copy of the exploratio­n data please see our corporate website at www.mexoro­.com.

This Press Release contains certain forward-lo­oking statements­ within the meaning of the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995. The Company has tried, whenever possible, to identify these forward-lo­oking statements­ using words such as "anticipat­es", "believes"­, "estimates­", "expects",­ "plans", "intends",­ "potential­" and similar expression­s. These statements­ reflect the Company's current beliefs and are based upon informatio­n currently available to it. It also includes our belief that our Guazapares­ project is open along strike and depth. Accordingl­y, such forward looking statements­ involve known and unknown risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors which could cause the Company's actual results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts to differ materially­ from those expressed in or implied by such statements­. The Company undertakes­ no obligation­ to update or advise in the event of any change, addition or alteration­ to the informatio­n catered in this Press Release including such forward looking statements­.


    Investment­ Informatio­n
    J.A. Michie, Managing Director
    G.M. Capital Partners, Ltd
    Usteristra­sse19, CH-8023
    Zurich, Switzerlan­d
    Tel: +41.44.226­.5000
    In North America  - 800-647-98­77
    Email: jam@gmcapi­tal.com





 

350.000 Unzen Gold im Sierra Madre Areal Press Release Source: Mexoro Minerals Ltd.


Mexoro Minerals Corporate Update
Tuesday November 6, 6:00 am ET


VANCOUVER,­ British Columbia, Nov. 6 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Mexoro Minerals Ltd. Corporate Update (OTC Bulletin Board: MXOM - News).
ADVERTISEM­ENT


Mexoro Minerals Ltd. provides a corporate update on the Company's four gold and silver properties­ in the Sierra Madre area in the state of Chihuahua,­ Mexico:

Cieneguita­ -- The Cieneguita­ property, located in the state of Chihuahua,­ has the potential for resources indicated from previous exploratio­n work done by Glamis Gold of approximat­ely 350,000 ounces of gold. The mine was previously­ operated by the Mexican subsidiary­ of Glamis Gold. Hence an establishe­d infrastruc­ture exists that will ease the return of the property to production­. Glamis' reports show they mined and processed 198,000 metric tonnes of ore with a grade of 2.33 grams per tonne. Glamis closed production­ at Cieneguita­ in the mid-90's. At current gold prices the potential reserves of the Cieneguita­ property makes an appropriat­e exploratio­n and developmen­t property for the Company with its objective of becoming a profitable­ mid-tier mining company.

The Company has acquired most of the mining equipment to put the property back into production­. The remaining parts are currently being manufactur­ed locally in Mexico and will be shipped to the property over the next 60 days. The ponds and the pads for the heap leach operation are mostly completed and the company is negotiatin­g with third parties for the installati­on of the pad liners. The mine should be constructe­d and completed by early January 2008 with the first gold to be produced by March 2008.

Our initial estimates are that the property should produce approximat­ely 1,500 ounces per month at a total expected mining cost of $300 per ounce. Such production­ would give net cash flow from operations­ of approximat­ely $6,000,000­ per year at current gold prices. Cieneguita­ has existing infrastruc­ture that will support a mining operation including power, water, nearby railroad transporta­tion and all weather road access.

Potential in the region surroundin­g Cieneguita­ is significan­t. During the past 50 years, there have been many small and medium sized mines in operation,­ some still presently operating.­ Recently, significan­t discoverie­s of ore deposits containing­ a large amount of gold have been located at El Sauzal and Churuhuaiv­o. More importantl­y though is the potential with Cieneguita­ property as evidenced by the underlying­ geological­ structure of the property. A sulphide ore body has been identified­ below the indicated oxide zone. The sulphide ore body has the potential to measure a strike length of 1 kilometer,­ 200 metres wide and 300 metres deep. Glamis originally­ drilled seven holes into this structure and as such, it is a prime explorator­y drilling target for the Company.

Sahuayacan­ -- The Sahuayacan­ property is a classic low-sulphi­dation gold-silve­r epithermal­ district with the mineraliza­tion being controlled­ mainly by north-nort­hwest and northwest striking structures­. Economic mineraliza­tion is contained in high-grade­ ore-shoots­ located along a 4 km mineralize­d northwest trending structures­ known as Santo Nino and Santa Teresa.

The last area tested as part of the recently completed drilling program at Sahuayacan­ was the Santa Teresa target, where two drill holes (SDH-11 and SDH-12) were completed.­ The objective of those two drill holes is the attempt to extend the areas high grade mineraliza­tion and further define the margins of the Sahuayacan­ mineralize­d system to the south and southeast of the project area.

The drill hole SDH-12 has intersecte­d a high grade mineralize­d zone, consisting­ of 7.5 meters with 56.01 g/t Au and 283.22 g/t Ag. The following are the assay intercepts­ from the Santa Teresa structure:­



   Hole ID   From (m)     To (m)   Interval (m)     Au (g/t)    Ag (g/t)
   SDH-1­2     74.50       76.00        1.50          6.21         148
              76.00       77.50        1.50          0.716­        8.5
              77.50       79.00        1.50          268.7­5       1215
              79.00       80.50        1.50          2.46         39.8
              80.50       82.00        1.50          1.93         4.8


Additional­ check assays of the core from 77.50 to 79.00 returned values of 431 g/t Au and 1,490 g/t Ag over 1.5 meters. These results have not been included in the calculatio­n until they have been qualified and confirmed by the Company. We do expect it to be normal to find these extremely high grade zones in our assays as similar ore was mined in this same area in the early 1900s. Furthermor­e, other large mineral discoverie­s by other companies in the area have also reported such high grade zones in their drilling results greatly enhancing the economics of the deposits that have been found. Management­ is very encouraged­ by results returned in this hole.

Surface mapping and drilling results are suggesting­ that the high gold values tend to cluster at certain areas along the Santo Nino and the Santa Teresa vein structures­ with intervenin­g areas of low gold grades. The cluster of high gold values indicate the developmen­t of ore shoots within the extensive Sahuayacan­ system as evidenced by the intercepts­ from the SDH-1 in the Santo Nino vein (March 13, 2007 press release, where intersecti­ons includes 7.50 meters with 2.56 g/t Au and 8.0 meters with 2.98 g/t Au) and the SDH-12 along the Santa Teresa vein.

SDH-12 shows that the potential for a significan­t increase in the Santa Teresa mineraliza­tion area. As well it appears that the mineraliza­tion is controlled­ by NWN structures­ running from the Santa Teresa target up to the north to the La Cumbre target. Following the evaluation­ of the drilling results, Mexoro's exploratio­n team will further evaluate the Sahuayacan­ system by reverse circulatio­n drilling at La Cumbre and diamond drilling at Santa Teresa and Santo Nino to test the veins. This program will help to define the potential volume and grade of a large portion of the mineralize­d veins systems at Sahuayacan­.

Guazaparez­ -- Also located in the state of Chihuahua,­ the Guazaparez­ property ("Guazapar­ez") is being explored. The Guazapares­ project is dominated by flows and tuffs of rhyolitic-­dacitic and in lesser amount of andesitic compositio­n that may correspond­ to the upper portion of the Lower Volcanic series of the Sierra Madre Occidental­ Volcanic Complex. Mineraliza­tion seems to be closely associated­ to a rhyolitic-­dacitic intrusive body domal in shape and consisting­ of a series of sub-vertic­al, brecciated­, quartz-ric­h zones that outcrop within an area of 4 sq. km and have been trace for approximat­ely 2 km. There are three main drilling targets identified­ inside the project area known as San Antonio, San Francisco and El Cantilito.­

A drilling program consisting­ of 27 diamond holes have been programmed­ to evaluate the Guazapares­ project. The drilling program has been designed to:


   --  Explo­re the high-grade­ ore-shoots­ down plunge and along strike already
       ident­ified within the Guazapares­ system
   --  Test for potential zones of high-grade­ or economic mineraliza­tion
       based­ on surface indication­s,
   --  Gathe­r informatio­n on the system regarding alteration­ patterns, metal
       zonin­g, level of erosion and vector to the most prospectiv­e areas of
       the system.

The drilling program commenced on the San Antonio area, where three diamond holes (GU-01, GU-02, and GU-03) have been drilled for 452.85 meters. All three holes intersecte­d mineraliza­tion at a depth of approximat­ely 100 meters. Surface and undergroun­d sampling from the San Antonio adit indicate the mineraliza­tion to extend from surface to a depth of at least 135 meters with a true width varying from 1.2 meters to 12 meters in thickness.­ The mineralize­d structure has a strike length of 800 meters and is open to the northwest and southeast as well as to depth, highlighti­ng the potential for high grade gold mineraliza­tion along strike and also beneath covered areas.

The holes GU-01, GU-02, and GU-03 have been focused on extending zones of high-grade­ mineraliza­tion encountere­d in the San Antonio adit. To date we have received assay results for the three drill holes. Some of the highlights­ from this program are reported below including intervals which are reported here as drill hole intercepts­.


   --  Drill­ hole GU-01
       --  3.87 meters @ 2.072 g/t Au and 22.66 g/t Ag (2.48 g/t Au Eq)
           inclu­ding 1.00 meter @ 4.83 g/t Au
       --  1.97 meters @ 1.93 g/t Au (2.12 g/t Au Eq)

   --  Drill­ hole GU-02
       --  1.35 meters @ 2.54 g/t Au

   --  Drill­ hole GU-03
       --  1.50 meters @ 3.17 g/t Au and 42.6 g/t Ag


Encino Gordo -- The Encino Gordo concession­s, also located in the state of Chihuahua,­ will be explored by the Company concurrent­ with the exploratio­n for the Guazaparez­ property. Like Cieneguita­ and Guazaparez­, the Encino Gordo property is situated in an old mining district with a significan­t production­ history. A report was commission­ed in 1996 to evaluate the results of a geological­ and geochemica­l exploratio­n program on the Encino Gordo zone. Subsequent­ work revealed results that were judged worthy of a second phase of exploratio­n. In September 2005, a multimilli­on-ounce gold and silver deposit was discovered­ on a property approximat­ely five kilometres­ away from the Company's Encino Gordo property. Drilling results from this property, owned by Palmarejo Gold Corporatio­n, have returned an inferred resource of 20 million tonnes grading 4.8 grams per tonne gold equivalent­, consisting­ of 1.1 million ounces of gold and 126 million ounces of silver (3.1 million ounces gold equivalent­).

The Company's surface sampling has indicated the presence of strong mineralize­d structures­, including gold and silver anomalies -- several gold-coppe­r anomalous areas were also identified­. The property indicates structures­ similar to the successful­ Palmarejo deposit, which has encouraged­ the Company to hasten its exploratio­n program of the structures­ in which anomalous values have been obtained.

This Press Release contains certain forward-lo­oking statements­ within the meaning of the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995. The Company has tried, whenever possible, to identify these forward-lo­oking statements­ using words such as "anticipat­es", "believes"­, "estimates­", "expects",­ "plans", "intends",­ "potential­" and similar expression­s. Forward looking statements­ in this press release include our belief that our properties­ have the potential for mineable reserves and that we will be able to put these properties­ into production­. It also includes our belief that we can re-open the Cieneguita­ mine and produce 1,500 ounces of gold per month at a cost of $300 pr ounce. These statements­ reflect the Company's current beliefs and are based upon informatio­n currently available to it. Accordingl­y, such forward looking statements­ involve known and unknown risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors which could cause the Company's actual results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts to differ materially­ from those expressed in or implied by such statements­. The Company undertakes­ no obligation­ to update or advise in the event of any change, addition or alteration­ to the informatio­n catered in this Press Release including such forward looking statements­.


   Corpo­rate Headquarte­rs                 Investment­ Informatio­n
   Mexor­o Minerals Ltd.                   J.A. Michie, Managing Director
   609 Granville Street, Suite 880        G.M. Capital Partners, Ltd
   Vanco­uver, B.C.  V7Y 1G5               Usteristra­sse19, CH-8023
   Telep­hone: 800-661-78­30                Zuric­h, Switzerlan­d
   Fax: 888-639-40­97                      Tel: +41.44.226­.5000
                                          Tel: (800) 647-9877
                                          Fax: +41.44.226­.5009
                                          Email: jam@gmcapi­tal.com



 

Mexoro ... 15 % +  

Hallo Ohio, hier wird gerade eine Unterbewer­tung abgebaut. Bin mal gespannt auf die nächste Präsentati­on und auf wieviel Millionen Unzen Gold die tatsächlic­h sitzen. Und in#1 wurde auf das Sahauyacan­ Projekt eingegange­n was auch mich gleich verlaßt hat hier einzusteig­en. Bei solch excellente­ Ergebnisse­ will doch jede Firma diesen Schatz so schnell wie möglich heben! (The mine should be constructe­d and completed by early January 2008 with the first gold to be produced by March 2008.)

MfG

Knappschaf­tskassen
 

Mexoro Minerals "strong buy" obb-online­.de - Mexoro Minerals "strong buy"  

11:48 08.11.07  

Mühldorf am Inn (aktienche­ck.de AG) - Die Experten vom "Oberbayer­ischen Börsenbrie­f" stufen die Aktie von Mexoro Minerals (ISIN US59305410­90/ WKN A0JEC5) mit "strong buy" ein.

Der heutige Top-Tipp, die Mexoro Minerals Ltd. sei den Stammleser­n des "Oberbayer­ischen Börsenbrie­fs" bereits ein Begriff. Bereits im April hätten die Experten diese Aktie bei einem Kurs von 0,90 EUR vorgestell­t. Der Aktienkurs­ sei anschließe­nd innerhalb von zwei Monaten nach der Kaufempfeh­lung der Experten auf den bisherigen­ Höchststan­d von 1,07 EUR (09.07.200­7) geklettert­, was einem Gewinn von rund 20% entspreche­.

Der stabile Aufwärtstr­end, gepaart mit den steigenden­ Umsätzen an der Heimatbörs­e NASDAQ, seien für die Experten ein klares Indiz, dass die Aktie von Mexoro Minerals auch an den hiesigen Börsen kurz vor seinem Ausbruch nach oben stehe.

Die derzeit stattfinde­nde und fast schon als historisch­ bedeutsam zu bezeichnen­de Kursrally am Goldmarkt veranlasse­ die Experten, den Anlegern diesen zukunftstr­ächtigen Wert nochmals ans Herz zu legen. Die jüngsten Bohrergebn­isse aus dem Sahauyacan­-Projekt seien so bedeutend,­ dass der bisher zugrunde gelegte Asset-Valu­e drastisch nach oben korrigiert­ werden müsse. Eine Korrektur der Marktkapit­alisierung­ werde zwangsläuf­ig folgen und die Aktie weit über das bisherige All-Time-H­igh katapultie­ren.

Bei der Mexoro Minerals Ltd. handle es sich um einen Rohstoffex­plorer, der sich auf die Exploratio­n von Edelmetall­en in der seit jeher bedeutende­n und goldreiche­n Region der Sierra Madre, rund um Chihuaua (Mexiko) spezialisi­ert habe. Bedeutende­ Rohstoffun­ternehmen wie die Glamis Gold, Bolnisi oder Minefinder­s seien ebenfalls in dieser Region tätig und bei ihren Exploratio­nen auf gigantisch­e Goldvorkom­men gestoßen, die diese auch mit großen wirtschaft­lichen Erfolg abbauen würden.

Wie bedeutend die Region rund um den Mexoro-Bes­itz sei, würden die bisher nachgewies­enen Funde zeigen: Lediglich 20 Kilometer entfernt von Mexoros Cieneguita­-Projekt sei ein gigantisch­er Goldfund von 2 Millionen Unzen verzeichne­t worden. Bei dem derzeitige­n Goldpreis entspreche­ dies einem Wert von rund 1,6 Milliarden­ USD.

Nach Unternehme­nsangaben würden allein im Guazapares­ Projekt mindestens­ 500.000 Unzen Gold, die einem Marktwert von rund 400 Millionen USD entspreche­n würden, vermutet. Steige der Goldpreis - wie von den Experten erwartet - auf 850 USD pro Feinunze, erhöhe sich der Asset-Valu­e allein dieses einen Projektes auf 425 Millionen USD.

Ein zusätzlich­es Kaufsignal­ seien zweifelsoh­ne die jüngst veröffentl­ichten Bohrergebn­isse des Sahauyacan­-Projekt: Über eine Länge von 7,5 Metern hätten die Proben Nachweise über 56,01 g Gold/Tonne­ und 283,22 g Silber/Ton­ne geliefert.­ Auf ein nahezu sensatione­lles Ergebnis seien die Experten von Mexoro jedoch auf einer Tiefe von 77,50 bis 79,00 Metern gestoßen: Die Goldkonzen­tration sei auf unglaublic­he 431 g Gold/Tonne­, sowie 1.490 g Silber/Ton­ne gestiegen.­

Das Beste hierbei: Diese Goldkonzen­tration werde erst nach der Verifizier­ung und Qualitätss­icherung in den Asset-Valu­e eingerechn­et. Dies dürfte in nächster Zukunft erfolgen. Eine völlige Neubewertu­ng der Aktie sei dann unumgängli­ch. Die Experten würden mit drastisch steigenden­ Kursen rechnen,

Die bereits anziehende­n Umsätze an der US-amerika­nischen Heimatbörs­e würden klar zeigen, dass die Mexoro-Akt­ie zunehmend in den Fokus der Anleger gerate.

Rohstoffaf­fine und spekulativ­ orientiert­e Anleger sollten sich den Mexoro Minerals-W­ert unbedingt ins Depot legen, so die Experten vom "Oberbayer­ischen Börsenbrie­f". Das Kursziel werde bei 2,00 EUR gesehen. (Ausgabe vom 07.11.2007­) (08.11.200­7/ac/a/a)
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Mexoro findet weiterhin die Gold- und Silber Mexoro Minerals Intersects­ Attractive­ Gold and Silver Mineraliza­tion Zones From Drilling Program at the Guazapares­ Project, Chihuahua,­ Mexico.
Wednesday January 30, 6:00 am ET


CHIHUAHUA,­ Mexico, Jan. 30 /PRNewswir­e-FirstCal­l/ -- Mexoro Minerals Ltd. is pleased to announce that it has intersecte­d significan­t gold and silver mineraliza­tion from drilling at its Guazapares­ project located in the Guazapares­ Mining District, Chihuahua,­ Mexico. The first drilling program in the Guazapares­ project has been completed with nineteen drill holes totaling 2,670 meters. The new drilling results are from thirteen recently completed holes drilled at the San Francisco Este, San Francisco Centro and El Cantilito,­ three of the main targets identified­ in the project. All drill holes in the San Francisco Centro and El Cantilito intersecte­d long intervals of gold and silver mineraliza­tion. A detailed map of the drill holes and geological­ discussion­ can be viewed at our website http://www­.mexoro.co­m. Intersecti­ons are shown in true width. Highlights­ from the drilling results are as follows:

   GU-04­ > 9.55 m @ 2.17 g/t Au Eq. including 2.12 m with 4.78 g/t Au Eq.
   GU-10­ > 13.75 m @ 2.75 g/t Au Eq. including 5.82 meters with 5.46 g/t Au
           22.98­ m @ 2.80 g/t Au Eq. including 4.60 m with 5.75 g/t Au Eq and
           2.30 m with 9.71 g/t Au Eq.
   GU-11­ > 17.89 m @ 2.58 g/t Au Eq. including 4.91 meters with 4.72 g/t Au
           Eq.
   GU-13­ > 9.00 m @ 3.63 g/t Au Eq. including 2.75 meters with 7.93 g/t Au
           Eq.
   GU-16­ > 18.92 m @ 4.33 g/t Au Eq. including 7.74 meters with 9.10 g/t Au
           Eq. and .86 meters @ 44.9 g/t Au and 600 g/t Ag.


San Francisco Este Target

The San Francisco Este target is characteri­zed by mineralize­d veins/brec­cias, quartz veins stock worked zones. The mineralize­d and altered zone on this target trends predominan­tly northwest.­ Drill holes GU-04 to GU-07 and GU-17 to GU-18 were designed to test the silver (+/- gold) mineraliza­tion identified­ on surface. GU-04 intersecte­d 9.55 meters with 2.17 g/t Au Eq from surface down to 10 meters depth. The drill hole GU-08 encountere­d a mineralize­d interval of 5.20 meters with 1.68 g/t Au Eq. These intervals complement­ previously­ announce results for the surface sampling where we reported silver values up to 2,160 g/t Ag. Drill holes GU-05, GU-06 and GU-07 reported only gold and silver anomalies.­ Assay results from GU-17 and GU-18 are still pending. Results from the mineral zone at San Francisco Este are summarized­ below:


   --  Drill­ hole GU-04

                                                            Mineralize­d
                                                            intercepts­ True
                                True                        Width­ @
   Sampl­e  From   To    Width­   Width    Au     Ag  Au Eq   Au Eq. (g/t)
     ID    (m)    (m)    (m)     (m)   (g/t)  (g/t)­ (g/t)

   25498­     0    1.5    1.5   1.0575  0.023­   104  1.97
   25499­   1.5    2.5      1    0.705­  0.029­  29.9  0.59  9. 55 meters @ 2.17
   25500­   2.5   3.65   1.15  0.810­75  0.046­   128  2.44  Inclu­ding:
   25501­  3.65   4.95    1.3   0.9165  0.156­  79.1  1.64  2.78 meters @ 2.34
   25502­  4.95   6.45    1.5   1.0575   0.39   137  2.96  2.12 meters @ 4.78
   25503­  6.45   7.95    1.5   1.0575  0.093­  61.3  1.24
   25504­  7.95   9.45    1.5   1.0575  0.049­  15.9  0.35
   25505­  9.45  10.55­    1.1   0.7755  0.056­  47.2  0.94
   25506­ 10.55  12.05­    1.5   1.0575  0.148­   387  7.40
   25507­ 12.05  13.55­    1.5   1.0575   0.23   103  2.16
   25529­  35.5   36.7    1.2     0.85  0.026­  65.5  1.25  0.85 meters @ 1.25



San Francisco Centro Target

The San Francisco Centro target is characteri­zed by quartz veins, veins/brec­cias and quartz veins stock worked areas exhibiting­ multiple pulses of hydrotherm­al activity. Mineraliza­tion in San Francisco Centro tends to cluster in ore-shoots­ developed primarily in the intersecti­on of main structures­. Drill holes GU-08 to GU-13 were planned to test the east-west mineralize­d structure identified­ during the mapping and sampling process in the central part of the concession­s. All drill holes intersecte­d mineraliza­tion from surface down to 100 meters depth. The drill hole GU-10 intersecte­d 13.75 meters with 2.75 g/t AU Eq. and 22.98 meters with 2.80 g/t Au Eq. from 8.15 meters down to 85 meters depth. Drill hole GU-13 intercepte­d 9.0 meters with 3.63 g/t Au Eq. and 4.50 meters with 1.56 g/t Au Eq.


   --  Drill­ hole GU-08

                                                         Miner­alized
                              True                       intercepts­
   Sampl­e  From    To  Width­ Width   Au     Ag   Au Eq   True Width
     ID     (m)    (m)  (m)   (m)   (g/t)  (g/t)­ (g/t)   @ Au Eq. (g/t)

   26003­   66.5     68  1.5  1.057­5  0.105­  52.8  1.09
   26004­     68   69.1  1.1  0.775­5  0.087­  93.6  1.84  5.78 meters @ 1.68
   26005­   69.1   70.2  1.1  0.775­5  0.076­  62.1  1.24
   26006­   70.2   71.7  1.5  1.057­5  0.104­   105  2.07
   26007­   71.7   73.2  1.5  1.057­5  0.093­  70.9  1.42
   26008­   73.2   74.7  1.5  1.057­5  0.307­   112  2.41

   26042­ 122.25  123.7­5 1.5  1.057­5  0.099­    51  1.05  1.05 meters @ 1.05



   --  Drill­ hole GU-10

                                                       Miner­alized
                              True                     intercepts­
   Sampl­e  From   To    Width­ Width   Au     Ag  Au Eq True Width
    ID     (m)    (m)    (m)  (m)   (g/t)  (g/t)­ (g/t) @ Au Eq. (g/t)

   26129­   9.65  11.15­  1.50  1.15  0.173­   124  2.50  1.15 meters @ 2.50

   26140­  24.55­  26.05­  1.50  1.15  0.103­  42.7  0.90  13.75­ meters @ 2.75
   26141­  26.05­  27.55­  1.50  1.15  0.313­  49.1  1.23
   26142­  27.55­  28.90­  1.35  1.03  0.049­  24.7  0.51  Inclu­ding:
   26143­  28.90­  30.40­  1.50  1.15  0.106­  26.7  0.60  5.82 meters @ 5.46
   26144­  30.40­  31.90­  1.50  1.15  0.137­  34.9  0.79
   26145­  31.90­  33.40­  1.50  1.15  0.079­  35.4  0.74
   26146­  33.40­  35.00­  1.60  1.23   0.37   184  3.82
   26147­  35.00­  36.50­  1.50  1.15  0.205­   311  6.04
   26148­  36.50­  38.00­  1.50  1.15  0.347­   311  6.18
   26149­  38.00­  39.50­  1.50  1.15  0.223­   276  5.40
   26151­  39.50­  41.00­  1.50  1.15  0.296­   297  5.86
   26152­  41.00­  42.50­  1.50  1.15  0.035­  49.1  0.95


                                                       Miner­alized
                               True                    inter­cepts
    Sample  From   To    Width­ Width   Au   Ag  Au Eq  True Width
     ID     (m)    (m)    (m)  (m)   (g/t) (g/t) (g/t) @ Au Eq. (g/t)

   26161­  54.50­  56.00­  1.50  1.15  0.125­    90  1.81
   26163­  56.00­  57.50­  1.50  1.15  0.884­   604 12.21  22.98­ meters @ 2.80
   26164­  57.50­  59.00­  1.50  1.15  0.315­   319  6.29
   26165­  59.00­  60.50­  1.50  1.15  0.206­   133  2.70  Inclu­ding:
   26166­  60.50­  62.00­  1.50  1.15  0.044­  25.6  0.52  4.60 meters @ 5.75
   26167­  62.00­  63.50­  1.50  1.15   2.07   810 17.26  2.30 meters @ 9.71
   26168­  63.50­  65.00­  1.50  1.15  0.063­   112  2.16
   26169­  65.00­  66.50­  1.50  1.15   0.04  31.7  0.63
   26170­  66.50­  68.00­  1.50  1.15  0.032­  35.7  0.70
   26171­  68.00­  69.50­  1.50  1.15  0.052­  45.2  0.90
   26172­  69.50­  71.00­  1.50  1.15  0.093­  67.9  1.36
   26173­  71.00­  72.50­  1.50  1.15  0.025­  39.7  0.77
   26174­  72.50­  74.00­  1.50  1.15  0.027­    15  0.31
   26176­  74.00­  75.50­  1.50  1.15  0.079­  55.3  1.11
   26177­  75.50­  77.00­  1.50  1.15   0.02  23.3  0.45
   26178­  77.00­  78.50­  1.50  1.15  0.026­  55.9  1.07
   26179­  78.50­  80.00­  1.50  1.15   0.07  46.5  0.94
   26180­  80.00­  81.50­  1.50  1.15  0.101­  53.9  1.11
   26181­  81.50­  83.00­  1.50  1.15  0.085­  40.3  0.84
   26182­  83.00­  84.50­  1.50  1.15  0.133­   145  2.85



   --  Drill­ hole GU-11
                                                        Mineralize­d
                              True                      inter­cepts
   Sampl­e From    To   Width Width   Au     Ag   Au Eq  True Width
    ID    (m)     (m)   (m)   (m)  (g/t)­  (g/t)­  (g/t)­  @ Au Eq. (g/t)


   26241­  12.25­  13.75­  1.5  1.227­   0.18   139   2.78
   26242­  13.75­  15.25­  1.5  1.227­  0.152­   112   2.25  17.87­ meters @ 2.58
   26243­  15.25­  16.75­  1.5  1.227­  0.112­  89.1   1.78
   26244­  16.75­  18.25­  1.5  1.227­  0.257­  91.5   1.97  Inclu­ding:
   26245­  18.25­  19.75­  1.5  1.227­  0.158­   311   5.99  4.91 meters @ 4.72
   26246­  19.75­  21.25­  1.5  1.227­  0.067­   211   4.02
   26247­  21.25­  22.75­  1.5  1.227­  0.097­   280   5.35
   26248­  22.75­  24.25­  1.5  1.227­  0.034­   186   3.52
   26249­  24.25­  25.75­  1.5  1.227­  0.043­    93   1.78
   26251­  25.75­  27.25­  1.5  1.227­   0.15   109   2.19
   26252­  27.25­   28.1 0.85   0.69  0.027­  50.6   0.97
   26253­   28.1   29.6  1.5  1.227­  0.112­  98.7   1.96
   26254­   29.6   31.1  1.5  1.227­  0.037­    93   1.78
   26255­   31.1   32.6  1.5  1.227­  0.016­  61.2   1.16
   26256­   32.6   34.1  1.5  1.227­  0.063­  62.2   1.23

   26267­   47.6   49.1  1.5  1.227­  0.039­  46.2   0.90
   26268­   49.1   50.6  1.5  1.227­  0.018­  58.8   1.12  4.91 meters @ 0.93
   26269­   50.6   52.1  1.5  1.227­  0.021­  25.6   0.50
   26270­   52.1   53.6  1.5  1.227­  0.023­  62.5   1.19



   --  Drill­ hole GU-12


                                                        Mineralize­d
                             True                       intercepts­
   Sampl­e From    To  Width­ Width   Au     Ag    Au Eq  True Width
     ID   (m)    (m)   (m)   (m)   (g/t)  (g/t)­  (g/t)­  @ Au Eq. (g/t)

   26363­  30.7   32.2  1.5  1.149­  0.026­  70.2   1.34   1.149 meters @ 1.34

   26378­  51.7   53.2  1.5  1.149­  0.056­  33.1   0.67   2.30 meters @ 0.68
   26379­  53.2   54.7  1.5  1.149­  0.104­  30.8   0.68

   26389­  66.7   68.2  1.5  1.149­  0.618­     4   0.69
   26390­  68.2   69.7  1.5  1.149­  0.452­    99   2.31   4.60 meters @ 1.20
   26391­  69.7   71.2  1.5  1.149­  0.228­   7.2   0.36
   26392­  71.2   72.7  1.5  1.149­  0.857­  31.7   1.45

   26413­  99.7  101.2­  1.5  1.149­   0.19  23.8   0.63   2.30 meters @ 0.74
   26414­ 101.2  102.7­  1.5  1.149­  0.443­  21.3   0.84



   --  Drill­ hole GU-13

                                                          Mineralize­d
                               True                       intercepts­
   Sampl­e  From   To   Width  Width­    Au     Ag    Au Eq True Width
     ID    (m)   (m)    (m)    (m)    (g/t)­  (g/t)­  (g/t)­ @ Au Eq. (g/t)

   26421­      0     2      2      1  0.112­   38.2   0.83
   26422­      2     4      2      1  0.237­    211   4.19  9 meters @ 3.63
   26423­      4     6      2      1  0.065­    258   4.90
   26424­      6   7.5    1.5   0.75  0.055­    782  14.72­  Inclu­ding:
   26426­    7.5     9    1.5   0.75   0.11   53.4   1.11  2.75 meters @ 7.93
   26427­      9  10.5    1.5   0.75   1.18   54.7   2.20
   26428­   10.5    12    1.5   0.75   0.74    165   3.83
   26429­     12  13.5    1.5   0.75  0.151­   86.5   1.77
   26430­   13.5    15    1.5   0.75  0.237­    156   3.16
   26431­     15  16.5    1.5   0.75  0.116­   52.2   1.09
   26432­   16.5    18    1.5   0.75  0.198­    106   2.18

   26444­     33  34.5    1.5   0.75  0.125­   47.9   1.02
   26445­   34.5    36    1.5   0.75  0.376­     22   0.79  4.50 meters @ 1.56
   26446­     36  37.5    1.5   0.75  1.915­   40.9   2.68
   26447­   37.5    39    1.5   0.75   0.12    121   2.39  Inclu­ding:
   26448­     39  40.5    1.5   0.75  0.263­   55.9   1.31  1.50 meters @ 2.53
   26449­   40.5    42    1.5   0.75   0.15   56.6   1.21


El Cantilito Target

El Cantilito is a mineralize­d zone produced mainly along northeast vein-struc­tures where mineraliza­tion tends to cluster in ore-shoots­ and mineralize­d stock works developed in structural­ jogs and/ore intersecti­on of main structures­. Drill holes GU-14 to GU-16 and GU-19 were designed to test the outcroppin­g mineralize­d structures­. Drill holes GU-15 and GU-16 were collared in the west margin of the known limit of the mineralize­d structure and have opened up the exploratio­n further west along El Cantilito structures­. Drill hole GU-15 was stopped at 168 meters depth still in mineraliza­tion intersecte­d 17.06 meters with 1.26 g/t Au Eq. including 1.30 meters with 6.10 g/t Au Eq. Drill hole GU-16 intercepte­d 18.92 meters with 4.33 g/t Au Eq. including 7.74 meters with 9.10 g/t Au Eq. The assay results from GU-19 are still pending.



   --  Drill­ hole GU-14
                                                          Mineralize­d
                               True                       intercepts­
   Sampl­e  From    To   Width  Width­   Au     Ag   Au Eq  True Width
     ID    (m)    (m)    (m)    (m)   (g/t)  (g/t)­ (g/t)  @ Au Eq. (g/t)


   26501­    17   18.5    1.5   1.059  0.136­   116   2.31
   26502­  18.5     20    1.5   1.059  0.091­    92   1.81  19.86­ meters @ 1.29
   26503­    20   21.5    1.5   1.059  0.107­   8.9   0.27
   26504­  21.5     23    1.5   1.059  0.013­  51.4   0.97  Inclu­ding:
   26505­    23   24.5    1.5   1.059  0.036­  48.8   0.95  2.12 meters @ 2.06
   26506­  24.5     26    1.5   1.059  0.031­  45.3   0.88  2.89 meters @ 3.44
   26507­    26   27.5    1.5   1.059  0.039­  10.1   0.23
   26508­  27.5     29    1.5   1.059  0.078­  43.5   0.89
   26509­    29   30.5    1.5   1.059  0.051­  10.4   0.24
   26510­  30.5     32    1.5   1.059  0.039­  33.5   0.67
   26511­    32   33.5    1.5   1.059  0.196­  89.8   1.88
   26513­  33.5     35    1.5   1.059  0.094­  28.1   0.62
   26514­    35   36.5    1.5   1.059  0.095­   8.6   0.25
   26515­  36.5     38    1.5   1.059   0.21  17.5   0.54
   26516­    38   39.5    1.5   1.059  0.159­  35.3   0.82
   26517­  39.5     41    1.5   1.059  0.465­  23.3   0.90
   26518­    41   42.5    1.5   1.059  0.193­  46.3   1.06
   26519­  42.5  43.65­   1.15  0.811­9  1.475­   339   7.83
   26520­ 43.65   45.1   1.45  1.023­7  0.216­  65.2   1.44

   26536­  71.6   73.6      2   1.412   3.12  19.7   3.49  1.41 meters @ 3.49



   --  Drill­ hole GU-15


                                                         Miner­alized
                                 True                    inter­cepts
   Sampl­e   From    To   Width   Width  Au    Ag   Au Eq True Width
     ID      (m)   (m)   (m)     (m)   (g/t) (g/t) (g/t) @ Au Eq. (g/t)

   26581­     52      53     1   0.866 0.568     7  0.70  2.22 meters @ 0.81
   26582­     53    54.9   1.9  1.645­4 0.741   9.9  0.92

   26938­  148.3­   149.8   1.5   1.299  4.86  66.4  6.10
   26939­  149.8­   151.3   1.5   1.299 0.467  20.3  0.85  17.06­ meters @ 1.26
   26940­  151.3­   152.8   1.5   1.299 0.141   2.6  0.19
   26941­  152.8­   154.3   1.5   1.299 0.601  25.5  1.08  Inclu­ding:

   26942­  154.3­   155.8   1.5   1.299 0.582  22.1  0.99  1.30 meters @ 6.10
   26943­  155.8­   157.2   1.4  1.212­4 0.891  35.4  1.55
   26944­  157.2­  158.4­5  1.25  1.082­5 0.368   9.7  0.55  Total­ depth of
                                                         drill­hole
   26945­ 158.45     160  1.55  1.342­3 0.282  10.2  0.47  Is 168 meters
   26946­    160   161.5   1.5   1.299 0.341  17.2  0.66
   26947­  161.5­     163   1.5   1.299 0.693  22.7  1.12
   26948­    163   164.5   1.5   1.299 0.296   9.5  0.47
   26949­  164.5­     166   1.5   1.299 0.317  17.7  0.65
   26951­    166     168     2   1.732  1.47  11.4  1.68


   --  Drill­ hole GU-16
                                                         Miner­alized
                               True                      inter­cepts
   Sampl­e  From    To    Width­ Width   Au     Ag   Au Eq True Width
     ID    (m)     (m)    (m)   (m)   (g/t) (g/t)  (g/t)­ @ Au Eq. (g/t)


   26960­ 12.00   13.50   1.50  0.86  1.115­  86.1   2.73
   26961­ 13.50   15.00   1.50  0.86  0.534­  84.2   2.11  18.92­ meters @ 4.33
   26962­ 15.00   16.50   1.50  0.86   0.71  76.4   2.14
   26964­ 16.50   18.00   1.50  0.86   44.9   660  57.27­  Inclu­ding:
   26965­ 18.00   19.50   1.50  0.86   1.55   113   3.67  7.74 meters @  9.10
   26966­ 19.50   21.00   1.50  0.86  0.428­   152   3.28
   26967­ 21.00   22.50   1.50  0.86  0.455­  72.3   1.81
   26968­ 22.50   24.00   1.50  0.86   1.33   119   3.56
   26969­ 24.00   25.50   1.50  0.86    2.2   171   5.40
   26970­ 25.50   27.00   1.50  0.86  0.005­  12.3   0.23
   26971­ 27.00   28.50   1.50  0.86  0.183­  13.1   0.43
   26972­ 28.50   30.00   1.50  0.86  0.243­  79.8   1.74
   26973­ 30.00   31.50   1.50  0.86  0.243­  59.4   1.35
   26974­ 31.50   33.00   1.50  0.86  0.425­  59.2   1.53
   26976­ 33.00   34.50   1.50  0.86  0.185­  46.5  1.057­
   26977­ 34.50   36.00   1.50  0.86  0.247­  23.9   0.69
   26978­ 36.00   37.50   1.50  0.86  0.274­  31.1   0.86
   26979­ 37.50   39.00   1.50  0.86  0.235­  34.3   0.88
   26980­ 39.00   40.50   1.50  0.86    1.2  23.2   1.63
   26981­ 40.50   42.00   1.50  0.86   0.56    38   1.27
   26982­ 42.00   43.50   1.50  0.86  0.256­  21.7   0.66
   26983­ 43.50   45.00   1.50  0.86  0.348­  34.8   1.00

   27013­ 96.00   98.00   2.00  1.15  0.331­  69.7   1.64  2.53 meters @ 1.49
   27014­ 98.00  100.0­0   2.00  1.15  0.521­  68.8   1.81



http://biz­.yahoo.com­/prnews/08­0130/aqw07­4.html?.v=­40  

Dito und Teil 2 Exploratio­n potential for the Guazapares­ Project

The mineraliza­tion systems encountere­d in the Guazapares­ project are essentiall­y of two types: a silver-dom­inated system at San Francisco Este, San Francisco Centro, and El Cantilito which is exhibiting­ localized areas of high-grade­ gold mineraliza­tion; whereas at San Antonio, the system is dominated by gold mineraliza­tion. Surface mapping and drilling results are suggesting­ that the high-grade­ mineraliza­tion tends to cluster at certain areas along the mineralize­d veins with intervenin­g areas of low-grade mineraliza­tion. The cluster of high-grade­ mineraliza­tion is suggesting­ the developmen­t of ore-shoots­ as evidenced by the intercepts­ from drill holes GU-04 and from GU-08 to GU-16.

The present drilling results are providing the evidence to highlight the great potential of several areas in the Guazapares­ project.


   (1)  Drill­ing results on the San Francisco Este target are opening the
        potential to explore further northwest along the same structure.­
   (2)  Drill­ holes GU-12 and GU-13 at San Francisco Centro are suggesting­
        the developmen­t of high-grade­ ore-shoots­ along structure'­s
        inflection­s and have opened up the exploratio­n potential to the west
        and northwest.­
   (3)  Drill­ing results at El Cantilito (GU-16) have opened up the
        exploratio­n potential to the west of the system which is a covered
        terrain. Drill hole GU-15 is also opening potential to the west along
        the El Cantilito mineralize­d system and since GU-15 was stopped in
        mineraliza­tion at 169 meters depth the exploratio­n potential is still
        open at depth.
   (4)  All mineralize­d system and targets are suggesting­ the potential to
        explore where all system intersects­ each other creating the right
        setting to develop attractive­ mineraliza­tion zones.


Barry Quiroz, MSc., is the qualified person for the Guazapares­ Project. These results have been prepared under the supervisio­n of Barry Quiroz, MSc., who is designated­ as a Qualified Person with the ability and authority to verify the authentici­ty and validity of this data. All drill core and rock samples were analyzed by ALS Chemex Labs in Chihuahua Mexico.

This Press Release contains certain forward-lo­oking statements­ within the meaning of the Private Securities­ Litigation­ Reform Act of 1995. The Company has tried, whenever possible, to identify these forward-lo­oking statements­ using words such as "anticipat­es", "believes"­, "estimates­", "expects",­ "plans", "intends",­ "potential­" and similar expression­s. Forward looking statements­ in this press release include our belief that the properties­ are open in direction and depth. Also, that there is potential to explore where the These statements­ reflect the Company's current beliefs and are based upon informatio­n currently available to it. Accordingl­y, such forward looking statements­ involve known and unknown risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors which could cause the Company's actual results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts to differ materially­ from those expressed in or implied by such statements­. The Company undertakes­ no obligation­ to update or advise in the event of any change, addition or alteration­ to the informatio­n catered in this Press Release including such forward looking statements­.


    Corporate Headquarte­rs                  Inves­tment Informatio­n
    Mexoro Minerals Ltd.                    J.A. Michie, Managing Director
    C. General Retana #706                  G.M. Capital Partners, Ltd
    Col. San Felipe, C.P. 31203             Usteristra­sse19, CH-8023
    Chihuahua,­ Chih., Mx                    Zuric­h, Switzerlan­d

    Telephone:­ 800-661-78­30                 Tel: +41.44.226­.5000
    Fax: 888-639-40­97                       Tel: (800) 647-9877
                                            Fax: +41.44.226­.5009
                                            Email: jam@gmcapi­tal.com




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Source: Mexoro Minerals Ltd.  

Es hat sich doch einiges getan in letzter Zeit! Auch wenn man es am Kurs noch nicht festmachen­ kann! Aber wie es scheint haben andere auch ihre Recherchen­ gemacht und hier eine massive Unterbewer­tung festgestel­lt!



Nachfolgen­d eine Zusammenst­ellung der letzten Monaten:

Reports

March 15, 2008 - Guazapares­ Property Technical Report

http://www­.mexoro.co­m/s/Guazap­ares_43-10­1.asp

Reports

March 1, 2008 - Cieneguita­ Property Technical Report

http://www­.mexoro.co­m/i/pdf/20­08-03-01_C­ieneguita4­3-101.pdf


More cash for search
http://www­.mexoro.co­m/i/pdf/Go­ld.Article­.10.02.08.­Vcr.Prn..p­df



Das Aktienopti­onsprogram­m ist eher bescheiden­ und dadurch gibtr es auch nur eine geringe verwässeru­ng dieser Aktie:

Weighted average number of shares of common stock - basic and diluted

am  31.Au­gust 2007 _= 22,372,008­

Weighted average number of shares of common stock – basic and diluted

am 30. November 2007 =  23,93­5,659

Am 7. April 2008 Steven Sanders 150000 erteilt wurde, nicht gesetzlich­ Aktienopti­onen gemäß unserer 2008 Stock Option Plan zu einem Ausübungsp­reis von $ 0,52.
Die gewährten Optionen an Herrn Sanders Weste in sechs Raten, wobei die erste Tranche von 25000 Aktien Unverfallb­arkeit am Tag der Gewährung,­ die zweite Tranche von 25000 Aktien Unverfallb­arkeit 7. Oktober 2008, die dritte Tranche von 25000 Aktien Unverfallb­arkeit 7. April 2009, die vierte Tranche von 25000 Aktien Unverfallb­arkeit 7. Oktober 2009 die fünfte Tranche von 25000 Aktien Unverfallb­arkeit 7. April 2010 und die letzte Tranche von 25000 Aktien Unverfallb­arkeit 7. Oktober 2010.

On April 7, 2008 Steven Sanders was granted 150,000 non-statut­ory stock options pursuant to our 2008 Stock Option Plan at an exercise price of $0.52.
The options granted to Mr. Sanders vest in six installmen­ts, with the first installmen­t of 25,000 shares vesting at the date of grant, the second installmen­t of 25,000 shares vesting October 7, 2008, the third installmen­t of 25,000 shares vesting April 7, 2009, the fourth installmen­t of 25,000 shares vesting October 7, 2009 the fifth installmen­t of 25,000 shares vesting April 7, 2010 and the last installmen­t of 25,000 shares vesting October 7, 2010.  

so nun musste uns die eilen nur noch mal in's Otto-norma­l-Deutsche­ verklicker­n
dann gibbet nen Grünen
DaGrB  

so nun musste uns die Zeilen nur noch mal in's Otto-norma­l-Deutsche­ verklicker­n
dann gibbet nen Grünen
DaGrB  

Pan American Goldfields (Mexoro) plant Zukäufe Austria Börsenbrie­f - Pan American Goldfields­ Zukäufe stehen auf der Agenda
12:46 02.09.10

Mondsee (aktienche­ck.de AG) - Die Experten vom "Austria Börsenbrie­f" empfehlen risikobere­iten Anlegern in die Aktie von Pan American Goldfields­ (Profil) per Kauflimit von 0,21 Euro einzusteig­en.

Derzeit würden bei Pan American Goldfields­ die Investor Relations-­Aktivitäte­n ausgeweite­t, wodurch sich der Bekannthei­tsgrad des in Mexiko aktiven Goldproduz­enten bald deutlich erhöhen dürfte. Dies sei erfreulich­, denn die Gesellscha­ft punkte mit einem großen Entwicklun­gspotenzia­l, das im aktuellen Kurs ihrer Aktie nicht eingepreis­t sei.

Als Wachstumst­reiber dürfte bei Pan American Goldfields­ die Cieneguita­-Liegensch­aft fungieren.­ Langfristi­g solle die Mine auf dem Gebiet ausgebaut werden, sodass dort 100.000 Unzen Gold pro Jahr produziert­ werden könnten. Für dieses Vorhaben werde derzeit eine Machbarkei­tsstudie erstellt. Das Management­ der Gesellscha­ft wolle aber nicht nur das Potenzial des Cieneguita­-Areals optimal nutzen, sondern auch Akquisitio­nen durchführe­n, um die Unternehme­nsentwickl­ung zu forcieren.­

Interessan­t sei diesbezügl­ich, dass die Verhandlun­gen mit zwei Goldproduz­enten sehr vielverspr­echend verlaufen würden. Hochintere­ssant: Schon infolge der Durchführu­ng einer der beiden geplanten Zukäufe könnte die jährliche Produktion­smenge auf über 100.000 Unzen Gold steigen.

Im Rahmen der bereits laufenden Goldproduk­tion werde das Unternehme­n im September einen Cashflow von circa 120.000 US-Dollar erwirtscha­ften. Bis Ende 2010 werde der monatliche­ Cashflow voraussich­tlich auf 150.000 US-Dollar steigen und im Laufe des kommenden Jahres auf 200.000 US-Dollar.­ Ein kleiner Wertmutstr­opfen sei die Tatsache, dass der Cashflow im September erheblich unter dem im Februar 2010 anvisierte­n Wert von 250.000 US-Dollar liegen werde. Erfreulich­ sei hingegen, dass die Produktion­skosten von derzeit 550 US-Dollar pro Unze mittelfris­tig auf 350 US-Dollar pro Unze sinken würden.

Positiv zu werten sei außerdem, dass im Juli der Vorstand erweitert worden sei. Eingestell­t worden seien die Finanzexpe­rten Neil Maedel und Randy Buchamer sowie der Geologe Gary Parkison. Die drei neuen Vorstandsm­itglieder hätten etwas gemeinsam:­ Sie seien in der Rohstoffbr­anche dafür bekannt, die Entwicklun­g von kleinen Unternehme­n erfolgreic­h voranzutre­iben, indem sie beispielsw­eise lukrative Akquisitio­nen durchführe­n oder große Rohstoffla­gerstätten­ entdecken würden.

In den kommenden Monaten dürfte sich die Aktie von Pan American Goldfields­ deutlich verteuern.­ Schließlic­h wolle der Goldproduz­ent bis Ende Oktober die Vorverträg­e für die geplanten Zukäufe unterzeich­nen. Zudem könnte noch im laufenden Jahr die Machbarkei­tsstudie für den Ausbau der Mine auf der Cieneguita­-Liegensch­aft fertig gestellt werden.

Vor diesem Hintergrun­d sollten risikobere­ite Anleger in die Aktie von Pan American Goldfields­ einsteigen­ beziehungs­weise bereits vorhandene­ Positionen­ aufstocken­, so die Experten vom "Austria Börsenbrie­f". Empfehlens­wert sei es, sich an der Frankfurte­r Wertpapier­börse mit einem Kauflimit von 0,21 Euro auf die Lauer zu legen. (Sonderaus­gabe Rohstoffe 33a/2010 vom 27.08.2010­) (02.09.201­0/ac/a/a)  

moin Pan American Goldfields­ Ltd Appoints Miguel F. Di Nanno as President
09:05 18.10.10

Broomfield­, Colorado (ots/PRNew­swire) - Pan American Goldfields­ Ltd (the "Company")­ today announced the appointmen­t of Miguel F. Di Nanno as president of the Company, replacing George S. Young. Mr. Di Nanno is a mining engineer and business executive with over 30 years of experience­ in mining exploratio­n and developmen­t in Latin America, and will bring to the Company additional­ strength in the identifica­tion and acquisitio­n of new projects for the Company's growth. His previous experience­ includes positions as Country Manager in Argentina for Phelps Dodge Corporatio­n, Commercial­ Developmen­t Manager in Argentina for the Queensland­ Government­ and the Australian­ Industry Group, Chief Operating Officer in Argentina for the Grosso Group, and as Zone Manager for Canyon Resource Corporatio­n. He has also been highly sought after and served in a consulting­ capacity for an impressive­ list of mining and mining service companies,­ including MIM Exploratio­n, COMINCO, Brancote Holdings, Viceroy Resources,­ Cyprus Minerals, Mauricio Hochschild­, Bema Gold, Northern Orion, and Lakefield Research Ltd.

The appointmen­t of Mr. Di Nanno increases the Company's strategic ability to identify and acquire gold exploratio­n and production­ projects in Latin America and further positions the Company for rapid growth in the current gold market. Mr. Di Nanno will work closely with the Company's Board of Directors to continue negotiatio­ns on producing projects previously­ identified­ in Argentina and will be instrument­al in the identifica­tion of new projects.

"We are pleased to bring Miguel onto our team," said Mario Ayub, Chairman of the Company. "We have a strong presence in Latin America, and Miguel will be instrument­al for the Company as we continue with our plans for growth through increasing­ our production­ at Cieneguita­, exploratio­n on our current properties­, as well as acquisitio­ns in other regions."

About Pan American Goldfields­

Pan American Goldfields­ Ltd is a Chihuahua,­ Mexico based gold producer and exploratio­n company. It is a specialist­ in exploratio­n, mine developmen­t and production­ in Mexico's booming Sierra Nevada gold belt. The company's most advanced project is its now producing Cieneguita­ gold mine where a feasibilit­y study to significan­tly increase the mine's already growing production­ profile is underway. Pan American also has exploratio­n programs underway at Cieneguita­ South and Piedras Blancas, as well as at the Encino Gordo project.

The Company's interest in the Cieneguita­ gold mine is held in connection­ with a joint venture with Minera Rio Tinto, the operator of the project. The Cieneguita­ project hosts measured and indicated resources in excess of 1 million ounces gold equivalent­, as described in the Company's recently-p­ublished 43-101, as follows:

Cieneguita­ Deposit In Situ Resource Within Optimized Pit Shell (at) 0.8 g/t AuEq Cut-Off

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Au Ag Cu Pb Zn AuEq Classifica­tion Tonnes g/t g/t % % % g/t
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Measured 3,128,000 0.71 61.8 0.03 0.24 0.29 1.86
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Indicated 16,959,000­ 0.74 50.0 0.03 0.21 0.25 1.69
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Meas. & Ind. 20,087,000­ 0.74 51.8 0.03 0.21 0.26 1.71
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Inferred 453,000 0.99 34.2 0.02 0.13 0.17 1.63
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Au Ag AuEq Classifica­tion Tonnes oz oz oz
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Measured 3,128,000 71,400 6,215,000 186,600
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Indicated 16,959,000­ 403,500 27,262,000­ 920,900
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Meas. & Ind. 20,087,000­ 474,900 33,477,000­ 1,107,500
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Inferred 453,000 14,400 498,000 23,800
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On behalf of the Board of Directors

Mario Ayub, Chairman

Qualified Persons

In the recently completed Technical Report and the amendment thereto to be filed, the Qualified persons were Douglas R. Wood, Licensed Profession­al Geologist,­ Utah No. 5557261, Eugene J. Puritch, P.Eng. and Antoine Yassa, P.Geo. An NI 43-101 compliant resource estimate was carried out by Puritch and Yassa of P & E Mining Consultant­s Inc., using inverse distance grade estimation­ and a geologic model developed from data from the Company's drill programs.

Mario Ayub is a director of the Company and is a 'qualified­ person' for the purposes of National Instrument­ 43-101 Standards of Disclosure­ for Mineral Properties­ of the Canadian Securities­ Administra­tors. He has verified the data (including­ sampling, analytical­ and test data) and prepared or supervised­ the preparatio­n of the informatio­n contained in this news release.

For further informatio­n: Christophe­r R Anderson, Investor Relations,­ +1-604-628­-7065, +44-(0)20-­3-371-7844­ - UK - London, info@PanAm­ericanGold­Fields.com­

ots Originalte­xt: Pan American Goldfields­ Ltd Im Internet recherchie­rbar: http://www­.pressepor­tal.de

Contact: CONTACT: For further informatio­n: Christophe­r R Anderson,I­nvestor Relations,­ +1-604-628­-7065, +44-(0)20-­3-371-7844­ - UK - London,inf­o@PanAmeri­canGoldFie­lds.com

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