Ormonde Mining La Zarza Results Bolster

Monday, December 05, 2005 5:22:34 AM ET
Dow Jones Newswires



0904 GMT [Dow Jones] Ormonde Mining's (ORM.DB) results from La Zarza in southern Spain should support the stock, says Seymour Pierce. "We view this as a further positive step on the path to the development of La Zarza, and reiterate our buy recommendation on Ormonde with a 24p target price." Trades +3.7% at 9.9p. (DWE)

http://www.newratings.com/analyst_news/article_1149090.html

ORM - Ormonde Mining

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LONDON (SHARECAST) - Ormonde Mining has reported positive test results from the La Zarza Gold-Copper Project in southern Spain.

The group said a total of gold recovered from saleable floatation concentrates and gold recovered from pyrite concentrates should be higher than originally targeted.

"The unexpected recovery of a significant proportion of the gold by standard flotation to copper and lead concentrates is a very positive development which gives the company considerable confidence in the testwork programme
http://www.sharecast.com/cgi-bin/sharecast/story.cgi?story_id=584019

all this news and harldly any buying... amazing, either the market is asleep, or people are just plane mad missing an easy opportunity like this

Yep! It's looking good. I'm now 55% up and holding for the long term

Shoul hear something soon ......drilling programme is scheduled to be completed in February this year and production due late 2012....

13th January 2011

Shares Magazine today....

Mining group, Ormonde, is in the final stages of developing a lucrative tungsten deposit in Spain. Tungsten should prove to be a popular commodity in 2011 as it is used in machine tools and hardening steel. Riding on the back of a large profit made from gold in recent years, the shares have already yielded a massive return of 93.7%. The switch to tungsten mining, given the increasing demand, should see the group enjoying continued success. Buy now at 9.88p.

I reckon that 20p is coming.....steady rise....and big ...big potential here....

Tungsten assays cheer Ormonde

http://www.growthcompany.co.uk/news/1606618/tungsten-assays-cheer-ormonde-.thtml

Yep...looking good again...hoping this can do a BAO!

The directors of Aminex (LSE: AEX), Ormonde Mining plc (AIM: ORM) and Metminco (ASX, AIM: MNC) will be presenting: Wednesday the 16th March 2011, Chesterfield Mayfair Hotel, 35 Charles Street, Mayfair, W1J 5EB

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Orm still looking good for good gains over the next 6 months (imho) >>> I bought a few more last week!

More good news released earlier this week.....good bet for x3 or 4 bagger from here(imho)

SP strengthening.. lots of news to come good story developing here

I came across this interview with the MD, Kerr Anderson of Ormonde Mining.

Its an interesting listen:

http://www.brrmedia.co.uk/event/98349/kerr-anderson-managing-director

Gone back in today

This has perked up a bit...more to come?