Sydney, Nov 28, 2007 (ABN Newswire) - Abm Resources Nl (ASX: ABU) - Gold project acquisition - Mr Imants Kins, Executive Chairman; Abm Resources Nl (ASX: ABU) present the following audio webcast regarding "Gold project acquisition". You may also download this audio webcast to your computer or portable audio player.
Broadcaster: Abm Resources Nl (ASX: ABU)
Broadcast Title: Gold project acquisition
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About ABM RESOURCES NL
The Company owns a portfolio of base metals and gold project interests. The base metals projects are located in Western Australia (zinc, lead and copper) and Zambia (copper). The gold projects are located at Mimosa, Mozambique and Broads Dam near Kalgoorlie in Western Australia. The conceptual exploration framework of the company is focused on delineating major mineral discoveries.
The current primary exploration focus is the substantial regional-scale Volcanic Massive Sulphide (VMS) base metals project at Erayinia located in Western Australia and the highly prospective Mimosa gold project located in Mozambique. ABM Resources also holds interests in another 3 Western Australian base metals projects; the Gascoyne Joint Venture, and 100% held tenements at Earaheedy and Harbutt Range in Western Australia.
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