NML is due its interrim results now, last year it was the 28th of this month.

They are setting up a new site to explore/research/analyse and all the equipment to do this should be on site now, and drilling should start soon, all this extra news should be covered in the interims.

does anyone have any further positive views on this company ??

No mate, too tied up with researching this one to notice to be honest, lets see what pans out :)

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New Millennium Resources NL
04 August 2004


NEW MILLENIUM RESOURCES N.L.

UPDATE ON ANGOLA DIAMOND PROJECT

New Millennium Resources NL ('NML') is pleased to announce a number of
significant events for its diamond mining operation in Angola.

NML has:

Acquired a fully cohesive mining plant and ancillary equipment;
shipped mining plant from South Africa;
appointed mine managers; and
appointed a manager for the Luanda logistics office.

Acquisition of Fully Cohesive Mining Plant and Ancillary Equipment

NML has purchased from the Badenhorst Combine CC of Kimberly, South Africa, its
entire working plant of alluvial diamond mining equipment. This is a cohesive
unit comprising, pans and conveyors, mobile sort house, excavators, loading
shovels, trucks, cranes and numerous other equipment necessary for the mining to
commence. It is important to stress that this acquisition is a working plant
including mobile workshop, spares, tools and accommodation. This is a key
acquisition for mining in remote areas where spares and supplies are difficult
to procure.

The cost of the equipment acquisition is US$1.26m. This will be paid in three
tranches, US$126k in cash (paid), the issue of 5,040,000 fully paid ordinary
shares in NML (US$504k) to the vendors at US$0.10 (approximately 0.055) per
share and a final cash payment of US$630k on or before 30th November 2004. This
purchase brings to US$2.0m the total value of diamond mining equipment acquired
by NML since March 2004.

NML will make application for the 5,040,000 new ordinary shares to be admitted
to trading on AIM and admission is expected to occur on 9 August 2004.

Shipment of Mining Plant to Luanda

The recently acquired mining plant is expected to arrive in the Port of Luanda
on 7th August 2004, when it will be road freighted to the Lapi site and
scheduled to arrive 30th August 2004. Mining will commence within two weeks of
arrival on site.

Appointment of Mine Managers

NML has appointed the Badenhorst Brothers, Neils and Pete, as mine managers for
the Lapi diamond operation. The Badenhorst's are experienced alluvial diamond
miners having many years experience in diamond mining in the Kimberly district
of South Africa. They will operate the equipment purchased from them and with
which they are familiar. This familiarity will enable the management to hit the
ground running once the equipment is on site. The Badenhorst's are also
conversant with employing local labour and working in the terrain and conditions
prevailing at our Lapi site.

Luanda Office Fully Operational

NML has appointed Dr Malcolm Mudge as the Luanda Office Manager. Dr Mudge has
taken up residency in Luanda and has set up reporting and communications
processes and procedures between the Lapi mining site and HQ. This office will
play a pivotal role in communications and sourcing supplies and equipment for
the mine operations. Dr Mudge speaks fluent Portuguese, the predominant local
language, and is a qualified geologist, metallurgist and gemmologist.

Contact:

New Millennium Resources NL

John M. Cross (Managing Director) Tel: +61 414 375 758
jcross@new-millennium.com.au
Shane M. Healy (Finance Director) Tel:+61 414 809 010
shealy@new-millennium.com.au
Seymour Pierce Ltd
Jeremy Porter Tel: + 44 20 7107 8000

Capital PR
Michael Spriggs Tel: +44 20 7902 0701


About New Millennium Resources NL

New Millennium Resources NL is an AIM-listed diamond exploration and development
company with a significant (34%) interest in the high quality C9 diamond project
in Angola, set to enter production by end 2004 and with expectation of
substantial cash flow for the company.

THIS IS A WAKE UP CALL

;-)

Got your attention? - good. Time to sit up and take notice. Up 21% today. Just 3 weeks till the first diamonds.

I could do with 10,jack,queen,king and ace tonight Baughfell... I am playing poker with the boys tonight!!!! ;-) Lets just hope this isn't the only royal flush.

It looks as though there was a 200k sell but if you look at the timing and the price at that time, it could well have been a buy.

When will they report the first findings and where do you see the price going?

Legend, the 200k was definately a buy, the price was up over 30% mid afternoon but fell back on later profit taking.

Mining is due to start in early September. I say mining but it's really alluvial dredging with diamonds literally at the surface. Revenue will be generated almost immediately.

I'm a little wary of forecasting price rises.. but.. I won't be selling under 25p and I expect NML ro reach this before the end of this year.

But don't just take my word for it - there is really good info on the NML site.

http://www.new-millennium.com.au/


Good luck with the cards!

BTW, today's was the highest volume for 6 months

Yes, only a few weeks now till defined RNS'd minestart, it is warming up now, and the trading and interest is gaining well.

Agreed to, on start it will be cash generative almost instantly due to the depths of the diamonds, 1mtr to a max depth of 15mtr.

From ADVFN:

hookie - 17 Aug'04 - 12:54 - 1408 of 1416

I have just had a lengthy chat with Shane Healey who is the finance Director at NML. Firstly let me say I have checked with Shane and nothing I am about to report is considered to be outside the public domain.

The Boat arrived in Luanda at midnight on Thursday; it is being off loaded today or tomorrow onto 11 flatbed trucks. It has already cleared customs. It will travel in convey with another mining companies equipment (15 trucks). It will take four days to go the 1,000 Kms to Serena (please excuse the spelling if its wrong). The convoys will then split up, the other company going off to their site. It will then take a further 10 days to go the final 34Kms of road; 24Kms is a passable track and the final 10kms needs a bit of "gardening"

The kit will be there in two weeks time. It will take the Badenhorst brothers (again excuse the spelling) a week to put there OWN kit together again and the brothers reckon they will be pulling diamonds out of the ground from day one! Incidentally the brothers have been to the site twice and can't wait to start. They reckon after spending 15 years working really hard in the Kimberleys in South Africa that this will be a doddle!

Publicity: In September, after the mining has commenced there are going to be road shows in London, Australia and Malaysia. They have already engaged the services of a PR company here in London. NML do intend to make a splash one they are firing real ammunition i.e. producing diamonds!

Shane was a little upset about the RNS which came out the other day. To put it bluntly what he wrote was changed by the Nominated Advisor to the company.

I asked Shane about the rns including the part about mining beginning by the end of 2004. I said does he consider what we are about to do (in three weeks time) as trial mining and that proper mining starts at the end of 2004 after the samples have been taken. His reply was "look we are going straight to the spots where we think the diamonds are and are going to dig them up. We don't call that trial mining! The diamonds are only a metre from the surface and we want to get at them straight away!

Just to reiterate I have asked if any of this was considered insider info and was told no. I can give no more detail other than I have given here and that that I have given is to the best of my recollection. I'm sorry if the English aint great but I am not a journalist!

Impressive research... I will be honest, I am not a mining expert and this is the only one I have bought (not many - only 20k), but looks very promising. It is always good when FD's are co-operative and try to help you as investors. I hope yours and Leewinks research pays off, I see you have been writing on here for a while.

Hello everyone,

Can we believe what we are being told about whats happening at the mine site and that they will be pulling big diamonds out in large quantyties from the moment they start? If so why hasnt the price rocketed?

Morning ST,

The information isn't widely known and has been researched by a small number of people who have followed the company for some months. The news released by the company has been deliverately and rightly understated.

I do believe what we are told as I have corresponded with NML myself. For me the key is the credentials of the management team and those on the ground both of which I believe to be excellent.

There is no doubt there is some risk (it is Angola after all) but everyone should have a few of these. When news is released (and it will be soon) this stock could move even faster than AFD earlier this year that 2.5 bagged in a month.

The point worth noting here is that this isn't the mining of kimberlite pipes (not yet anyway) but alluvial mining - so recovery will start almost as soon as the earth is shifted.

DYOR etc..

Time is up, we are all waiting for the RNS.

nkirk> slow down! i know the equipment will be at the site during this week and it takes about 5 days to set it up, shane said they will start mining as soon as the equipment is set up so i am estimating next week to minestart, the only thing im not sure of is how long it will take to unload the trucks so allowing for "slippage" i would give 1st oct as my preffered date. oh yes and i do hold over 1/2m of these so i am as eager as the next person! its not the minestart rns that will give the biggest lift it will be the "we have been to auction today and sold our first parcel of stones" rns and im assured that the quality of the 1m alluvials is a sight to behold. lets hope so. good luck all.

I understood that the equipment was due on site by end of July and mining to start by end of August. This is what the NML website says. Is that wrong? Because, if not, nkirk is right and we should really have had some news by now.

Information from anyone with better sources than mine will be welcomed.

guru, this is very old news, since then nmr have a new managment team in place and have taken a complete new direction. the equipment of which you speak was rented and then i assume cancelled they did a share placing in feb which raised enough cash to buy the equipment and hire the specialists to run it. i will copy some of the info from the a.d.v.f.n site if i can and can also say i have spoken on the phone to nmr on numerous occasions and all is going according to plan.

hookie - 17 Aug'04 - 12:54 - 1408 of 1416

I have just had a lengthy chat with Shane Healey who is the finance Director at NML. Firstly let me say I have checked with Shane and nothing I am about to report is considered to be outside the public domain.

The Boat arrived in Luanda at midnight on Thursday; it is being off loaded today or tomorrow onto 11 flatbed trucks. It has already cleared customs. It will travel in convey with another mining companies equipment (15 trucks). It will take four days to go the 1,000 Kms to Serena (please excuse the spelling if its wrong). The convoys will then split up, the other company going off to their site. It will then take a further 10 days to go the final 34Kms of road; 24Kms is a passable track and the final 10kms needs a bit of "gardening"

The kit will be there in two weeks time. It will take the Badenhorst brothers (again excuse the spelling) a week to put there OWN kit together again and the brothers reckon they will be pulling diamonds out of the ground from day one! Incidentally the brothers have been to the site twice and can't wait to start. They reckon after spending 15 years working really hard in the Kimberleys in South Africa that this will be a doddle!

Publicity: In September, after the mining has commenced there are going to be road shows in London, Australia and Malaysia. They have already engaged the services of a PR company here in London. NML do intend to make a splash one they are firing real ammunition i.e. producing diamonds!

Shane was a little upset about the RNS which came out the other day. To put it bluntly what he wrote was changed by the Nominated Advisor to the company.

I asked Shane about the rns including the part about mining beginning by the end of 2004. I said does he consider what we are about to do (in three weeks time) as trial mining and that proper mining starts at the end of 2004 after the samples have been taken. His reply was "look we are going straight to the spots where we think the diamonds are and are going to dig them up. We don't call that trial mining! The diamonds are only a metre from the surface and we want to get at them straight away!

Just to reiterate I have asked if any of this was considered insider info and was told no. I can give no more detail other than I have given here and that that I have given is to the best of my recollection. I'm sorry if the English aint great but I am not a journalist!

so as i said it wont be long until we are pulling them out by the bucket! i already have 1/2m of these and will be buying some more later this week/early next week. also depending on the success of the operation at c9 im informed that more liscences could be available. this could be massive in the next year, remember he who dares rodney, he who dares. now wheres my porsche! lol!

Thanks, Gunner - I might just grab a few more myself.

For your information, good note towards the end for Africa operations

New Millennium Resources NL
17 September 2004


New Millennium Resources NL

Largest Greenland Diamond Find

New Millennium Resources NL (NML) in association with its partner Hudson
Resources Inc of Canada, is pleased to announce that a total of 120 diamonds
greater than 106 microns in size were recovered from one sample location in New
Millennium's Sarfartoq Exploration License Area in West Greenland (see sieve
results reported below). Of these diamonds, 9 are classified as macrodiamonds
(defined as remaining on the +0.5 mm square mesh sieve). The three largest
diamonds measured 1.90 X 1.70 x 1.42 mm; 1.98 X 1.34 X 0.98 mm; and 1.56 X 1.40
X 1.16 mm. This 107.9 kg kimberlite sample also contained another 31
microdiamonds in the 75 micron size fraction. The complete Caustic Fusion
Diamond Report prepared by the SRC Geoanalytical Laboratories, including
individual stone size and description, is available on Hudson's website
(
www.hudsonresources.ca/files/srcreport.pdf
).

The sample location has been named 'Garnet Lake' because of the existence of
visible garnets in the kimberlite matrix. The total Garnet Lake sample comprises
a nodular rich selection of kimberlite (MHG9-5), a portion of matrix-dominant
kimberlite (MHG9-7) and a representative kimberlite selection (MHG9-13)
processed separately. Additionally, samples totaling 144.65 kg collected from 3
other localities were marginally diamondiferous yielding a total of 4
micro-diamonds. The remaining 184.05 kg of kimberlite processed from 3 other
localities failed to reveal diamonds.

Kimberlite Weight Diamonds in Square Mesh Sieve Sizes (microns)
Sample (kg)
+75 +106 +150 +212 +300 +425 +600 +850 +1180
---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
Garnet
Lake
MHG9-5 29.65 14 17 15 18 2 3 - 2 -
MHG9-7 21.20 9 4 6 3 3 1 1 1 -
MHG9-13 57.05 8 11 9 11 5 6 1 - 1
------- ---- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
Totals 107.90 31 32 30 32 10 10 2 3 1


Kimberlite Total Wt+ Wt-
Sample Diamonds (milligrams)

Garnet Lake
MHG9-5 71 5.448 1.206
MHG9-7 28 3.769 0.500
MHG9-13 52 8.393 1.303
-----------------------------
Totals 151 17.610 3.009

Notes: Wt+ refers to the weight of macrodiamonds (greater than 500 microns)
Wt- refers to the weight of microdiamonds (greater than 75 microns and
less than 500 microns)

The Garnet Lake sample site is a narrow drainage leading north into a 200m x
175m lake. Kimberlite was found across a width of approximately 15m at the mouth
of the lake and samples could be traced back at least 40m to the south. The
kimberlite is closely constrained to the drainage basin. No other kimberlite was
found in the immediate area outside the basin or upon surveying around the lake.
It is believed therefore that the kimberlite has been frost heaved to the
surface from a nearby in-situ source below.

New Millennium Resources NL, of Perth, Australia, has a joint venture with
Hudson Resources and has a 20% interest in the diamond project in the Sarfartoq
License area.

'We are extremely pleased with the results from the Garnet Lake area' stated
James Tuer, president of Hudson. 'The really exciting aspect about the find at
Garnet Lake is that it validates our belief that there should be further
occurrences like this in the region based on the extent of the kimberlite
indicator mineral chemistry found in the tills. We are currently undertaking
work to determine the chemistry and geophysical response of this source in order
to extrapolate it across the licence area.'

Hudson Resources intends to initiate a drill program in February or March of
2005 to confirm the existence of buried in-situ kimberlite and to determine its
extent.

The samples were processed by the Geoanalytical Laboratories at the Saskatchewan
Research Council ('SRC'), Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, an independent laboratory.
SRC GeoAnalytical Laboratories is accredited to the ISO/IEC 17025 standard by
the Standards Council of Canada as a testing laboratory for specific tests. Dr.
Mark Hutchison, Trigon GeoServices Ltd., was in charge of the collection of the
samples in Greenland and managed the chain of custody from the field to the SRC.
He is co-ordinating the description and scientific interpretation of the finds
in order to facilitate ongoing exploration and drilling. Dr. John Ferguson
oversaw the program and is a qualified person under National Instrument 43-101.

John Cross, CEO/Managing Director of New Millennium stated, 'Hudson's find on
our ground in Greenland is an exciting development for New Millennium. It fits
in very well with the Company's diamond strategy in Africa. While Hudson
continues its exploration program in Greenland, New Millennium is able to focus
its resources on developing its African concession.'

New Millennium's diamond concession in Angola is close to commencing production.
New Millennium's purchase of US$2 million in plant and equipment has already
arrived in Angola and will be commissioned on site within the month.

Contact:

New Millennium Resources NL

John M. Cross (Managing Director) Tel: +61 414 375 758

jcross@new-millennium.com.au

Shane M. Healy (Finance Director) Tel:+61 414 809 010

shealy@new-millennium.com.au

No more buys since 9.08 am, thought there would be some big buying after 10 am