Coffee with Samso Episode 75 is with Brad Valiukas, Managing Director of Aurumin Limited (ASX: AUN)
Decades of neglect has meant that the Mt Dimer and Mt Palmer projects may have some hidden secrets that are waiting to be discovered.
Aurumin Limited (ASX:AUN) has just listed on the Australian Stock Exchange (ASX) with two very interesting projects in the Southern Cross Goldfields that has a history of producing high-grade resources.
In the spirit of exploration, one cannot find a better place to go looking for more gold.
The Mt Dimer and Mt Palmer projects are both old projects that have been neglected for decades. I cannot repeat this enough, that currently, this is one of the best times for the mineral exploration industry. Hence, with money and drilling, shareholders will very likely see some good results.
For industry people, it is not hard to imagine finding similar mineralisation to what is already on the ground. I am not surprised that the ground has not been worked over as the market never allowed this to happen. Whoever owned these projects never really had the chance to raise the required money to do a proper job.
In this episode, Brad Valiukas, Managing Director of Aurumin Limited, shares with us the same thoughts. As a mining engineer, I can see that he is meticulous and focused on delivering results. I can appreciate how his credentials are consistent with the type of projects in the company.
Brad is confident in finding repetitions of Mt Dimer and Mt Palmer.
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About Brad Valiukas - Managing Director
BEng (Mining), GradCert (Econ), Member AusIMM
Mining Engineer and experienced executive with over 20 years operational, management and executive experience covering underground and open pit operations across multiple commodities around Australia and internationally.
Brad's most recent position is that of Manager – Technical Services for Northern Star Resources, previously COO at Focus Minerals, COO at ABM Resources and senior roles at Mincor Resources.
About Aurumin Limited (ASX: AUN)
Aurumin Limited (ACN 639 427 099) (Aurumin or Company) is an Australian company incorporated on 28 February 2020 in Western Australia as a mineral exploration company to allow the reorganisation of projects held by Aurumin Mt Dimer Pty Ltd (formerly Acertim Resources Pty Ltd) (Aurumin Mt Dimer).
In particular, the Company was established to enable the restructure of the Mt Dimer, Mt Palmer and Johnson Range projects into separate project entities and further consolidate additional tenements, and to progress these gold exploration projects in the Southern Cross and Kalgoorlie regions. Since incorporation, the Company has acquired 100% legal and beneficial ownership of Aurumin Mt Dimer and Aurumin Mt Palmer Pty Ltd (formerly Mt Palmer Gold Pty Ltd), and has entered into a further 3 tenement acquisition agreements and applied for further tenements such that it now has an interest in 29 tenements across 4 projects.
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