Lundin completes Semblana resource

摘要

Lundin Mining (lun-t) discovered the Semblana copper deposit adjacent to its Neves-Corvo mine in Southern Portugal in September last year, and describes it on its website as the "first new massive-sulphide deposit discovery at Neves-Corvo in more than twenty years." An initial resource estimate completed at the end of 2011 outlines 6.58 million tonnes grading 3% copper and 24 grams silver per tonne in the inferred category, and the company believes there is potential for width, strike and depth extensions.