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MERCATOR GOLD, Entering An Interesting Stage Of Its Development. (MCR)     

goldfinger - 19 Apr 2007 00:56

Nothing quite like having a Gold Miner or two as defensive plays in your portfolio when Inflation starts to rear its ugly head in the Macro Economies of the World.

If your a Gold Bull and I have been for a few years now you probably believe POG is about to hit new highs and break out. Sometime later this year I feel we will really see it take off and Im hoping to position myself for that and also consolidation within the industry with the large Miners buying up the small producing developers like Mercator which trades on the Aim market.

Interesting to read the chaimans recent report on the developments going on in the company...

INTERIM REPORT FOR THE SIX MONTHS TO 31 DECEMBER 2006
CHAIRMAN'S REPORT

I am pleased to present your Company's Interim Report for the six months to 31
December 2006. Mercator continues to advance towards its target of producing
gold bymid-2007 and having at least four years of mineable reserves in place.
The Companyhas already defined a mining reserve of 75,000 ounces of gold at
Surprise and anindicated resource of 380,000 ounces of gold at
Prohibition-Vivian-Consols. Furtherdrilling is being conducted at Prohibition to
extend the existing resources andstudies are currently underway to defining a
probable reserve to allow for a decisionwith regard to the second stage
production planned for early 2008. The recentfund-raising of 4.49 million
provides the capital required to achieve the aboveobjectives.

Refurbishment of the Yaloginda Plant is nearing completion with re-commissioning
expected to commence during May. All of the plant components starting with the
crushing circuit, milling circuit, leaching and finishing with the gold elution
circuit will have been fully tested before full scale production is achieved.
Lowgrade ore from existing stockpiles and from the pre strip material for the
Surpriseopen pit will provide the initial re-commissioning ore source. Full
scale productionwould follow the build up of gold inventory in the Carbon in
Leach circuit.Updated Resource estimates for Prohibition-Vivian-Consols are
under review togetherwith various mining scenarios that will lead to Probable
Reserve announcements in thecoming weeks.

Plans are being developed to optimise the use of Mercator's extensive tenement
holdings at Meekatharra, which presently cover 1,932km2 with contained gold
resourcesof 2,160,000 ounces. The Board believes there is considerable potential
to utilisethese ground holdings in the current positive gold-mining environment.
The Board ispresently considering a number of alternatives in this regard.
Your Company's professional team continues to deliver positive results on all
frontsand I am confident they will continue to deliver at similarly high
standards in thefuture.

To compliment the existing team, three new production orientated appointments
havebeen made: a highly skilled and experienced Mining Engineer to the position
ofOperations Manager, the appointment of an equally experienced Metallurgist as
ProcessManager, and appointment of a Mine Planning engineer. At a time when
skilledprofessionals are highly sought after in Western Australia, Mercator has
been mostfortunate to attract the calibre of these professionals who are also
locating to siterather than electing a fly in fly out roster.

I look forward to reporting to you on your company's progress on a regular basis
throughout this exciting phase in our development.

Terrence Strapp
CHAIRMAN

AND to complement this we had a RNS report out earlier today re to new contract....

MERCATOR GOLD PLC
('Mercator Gold' or the 'Company')

MINING CONTRACT AWARDED


Mercator Gold Australia Pty Ltd is pleased to announce a 'Heads of Agreement'
has been reached with Mining & Civil Australia Pty Ltd ('MACA') to carry out the
initial Open Pit mining of the Surprise ore reserve.

The contractor will commence mobilisation of plant and equipment on 24 April
2007.

MACA is an emerging Western Australia owned and operated company which has
quickly established an excellent reputation in the Mining Contracting industry.

MACA currently employs approximately 230 people and has completed projects for
Lion Ore, Harmony Gold and Croesus Mining. Its current projects include Fortnum
(Gleneagle), Jack Hills (Murchison Metals), Wiluna (Agincourt Resources),
Kirkalocka (Equigold) and North Dordie (Mincor Resources).

Managing Director, Patrick Harford, commented:

'The appointment of Mining & Civil as earth moving contractor at Meekatharra
brings us an important step closer to production. We move now from the planning
stage to the implementation of our strategy for profitable and sustainable
production.'


Mercator Gold plc.

WEB SITE...

www.mercatorgold.com

TA....



MARKET CAP....

46 million

DYOR.










share trader - 20 Jun 2007 13:32 - 33 of 70

GF,

Yes a decent update there, and they have around three years production as resources now.

Broker upgrades should arrive in due course, probably around the time first gold pour has occurred IMO.

goldfinger - 20 Jun 2007 23:35 - 34 of 70

Spot on ST.

micky468 - 25 Jun 2007 16:51 - 35 of 70

Dope today goldfinger any view why this maybe ....cynic do you have this one on your list ........;-o

goldfinger - 05 Jul 2007 09:24 - 36 of 70

Come back to life in past few days.

Looks like its on a momentum roll.

Andy - 05 Jul 2007 11:43 - 37 of 70

GF,

Fisrt gold pour expected soon, so I expect momentum to build.

micky468 - 05 Jul 2007 12:01 - 38 of 70

This is how i like them slow but sure some nice buy coming in

goldfinger - 05 Jul 2007 17:37 - 39 of 70

A good day for this one.

Yep chaps things look positive.

goldfinger - 06 Jul 2007 01:37 - 40 of 70

Good write up here about MCR. Go to the last few pages....

http://www.minesite.com/fileadmin/content/pdfs/Brokers_Reports_5/juniorminingpaydirt290607.pdf

goldfinger - 06 Jul 2007 10:36 - 41 of 70

Looks like a breakout on the charts.

Any of you TA experts willing to give a summary?, go on be a devil....

kitosdad - 06 Jul 2007 11:29 - 42 of 70

Started digging this morning. 2 shovelfuls @ 95p.

cynic - 06 Jul 2007 11:41 - 43 of 70

here you are tosspots!!

25 dma now rising quite strongly and sp has plenty of impetus ...... support around 80p and/or where 200 dma is hit .... rsi indicates getting toppy, but there is (perceived) good reason for rise in sp.

gold still in doldrums, but i am afraid i do not have a chart ...... i think the trend still remains upwards with many pundits still predicting plenty of upside.

Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=MCR&Si

goldfinger - 06 Jul 2007 12:06 - 44 of 70

Many thanks for that Cynic.

its just ticked up.

maddoctor - 06 Jul 2007 12:09 - 45 of 70

cynic go to kitco.com , you can see all the charts you want

cynic - 06 Jul 2007 12:10 - 46 of 70

will be interesting to see where (if) 25 and 50 dma cross .... though that is NOT a golden cross (ideally should be 50+200 dma), it MAY indicate a support level

goldfinger - 09 Jul 2007 01:59 - 47 of 70

Looking for a sound week.

goldfinger - 10 Jul 2007 01:44 - 48 of 70

Looks even better now that POG looks about to move upwards.

cynic - 10 Jul 2007 07:57 - 49 of 70

the one really has nothing to do with the other

goldfinger - 10 Jul 2007 09:26 - 50 of 70

Yep your right I rate MCR as a better investment than P Hambro at this present time LOl.

Andy - 10 Jul 2007 09:42 - 51 of 70

:-)

cynic - 10 Jul 2007 15:17 - 52 of 70

as i now hold both, shall be delighted if either or both perform
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