Mustang Minerals

Wie ich hier schonmal schrieb, gehe ich davon aus, daß wir früher
oder später die alten Höchstkurse (ca. 0,95 €) wieder  sehen werden!

Um mal einen Eindruck von Mustangs Potential zu bekommen und
mal ein Größenordnung für ein Kursziel zu nennen, hab ich mal
mir nur mal (!) die Daten des Makwa-Projekts rausgesucht:

Sollte Mustang mit Makwa planmäßig in Produktion gehen,
sollte das bei aktuellen Nickelpreisen von 12,46 USD/lb so aussehen:

Um die Rechnung zu vereinfachen, lasse ich die Beiprodukte trotz
höherer Erträge mal weg, dafür nehme ich jedoch den bereinigten cashcost-Satz.

Mit 8,2 Mio lb Nickel/Jahr zu je 12,46 $ mit cashcosts von 2,7 $/lb,
wäre dies ein Gewinn von 80 Mio $ VOR Steuern (8,2x(12,46-2,7)=80),
after tax ca. 80x0,6=48 Mio $.
Bei aktuellen 157 Mio shares wäre das 0,3 $ EPS,
mit KGV 10 -> Kursziel 3,00 €
mit KGV 20 -> Kursziel 6,00 €

Ob es zur Produktion kommt oder Western Areas NL vorher
Mustang übernimmt, oder keins von beiden, muß jeder selbst für sich entscheiden.

Aber wenn eine, wenn auch gebrauchte, Mühle gekauft wird,
ein wohl nicht ganz ahnungsloses Milliarden-Unternehmen wie Western
knapp 20% an Mustang hält und dann noch Insider mehrere 100.000 $
privat investieren, dann denke ich:

Das muß was dran sein!

Schönen Abend!



Quellen:
www.mustangminerals.com/english/Apr_2011.pdf
www.canadianinsider.com/coReport/allTransactions.php?ticker=mum

East Bull Lake is an interpreted 20 km long mafic intrusive complex consisting of two separate zoned intrusions joined by a 5 km-long feeder dyke. Numerous occurrences of base metal and PGM mineralization have been identified in outcrop and shallow drilling around the margins of the interpreted intrusive complex. Under the terms of the East Bull Lake Agreement (as amended) Western Areas retains a right to earn up to 65% interest in the East Bull Lake Property by electing to fund exploration payments of $3.5 million over a period of 3 years.

Mustang is also continuing with exploration drilling at the Mayville Cu-Ni-PGM Property in Manitoba. A thirty hole drill program is ongoing with two drill rigs. Targets include extensions of the PGM Zone and on strike and depth extensions of the M2 Zone (Cu-Ni-PGM).

Western Areas NL owns 19.9% of the common shares of Mustang Minerals.

David Stevenson M.Sc. P.Geo. is the National Instrument 43-101 Qualified Person for Mustang Minerals Corp.

       MAY12-49      197.00  200.50       3.50     1.09    0.28    4.3         0.79
       and           206.50  209.50       3.00     0.27    0.14    2.5         0.18
       and           237.00  341.00      82.00     0.40    0.15    1.9         0.27
       including     261.13  301.50      40.37     0.56    0.22    1.6         0.37
       MAY06-58      159.15  161.81       2.66     1.34    0.53     NA         0.41
       and           179.24  179.85       0.61     0.42    0.86     NA         0.53
       and           191.23  195.73       4.50     0.35    0.20     NA         0.13
       and           207.93  287.20      79.27     0.41    0.18     NA         0.19
            Section 29W
       MAY12-56      240.68  362.00     121.32     0.38    0.16    0.9         0.23
       including     241.46  245.00       3.54     0.75    0.52    1.4         0.40
       including     253.70  256.00       2.35     0.89    0.19    1.7         0.30
       including     260.00  264.00       4.00     0.61    0.23    1.2         0.50
       including     275.00  277.00       2.00     0.46    0.19    0.8         0.50
       including     287.88  290.33       2.45     0.62    0.30    0.8         0.40
       including     312.50  314.70       2.20     0.71    0.24    1.1         0.40
       including     327.70  334.10       6.40     0.43    0.28    1.1         0.30
       including     339.00  357.46      18.46     0.52    0.20    1.4         0.30
       MAY06-74      207.01  229.27      22.26     0.44    0.23     NA         0.22
       including     212.80  222.48       9.68     0.53    0.32     NA         0.31
            Section 31W
       MAY12-58      211.00  217.57       6.57     0.93    0.20    3.9         0.25
       including     212.04  215.60       3.56     1.40    0.15    5.5         0.30
       MAY05-34      120.73  140.09      19.36     0.67    0.19     NA         0.21
       
       



Widths shown are core width and not true widths. NA-not available

Discussion

The Company is pleased to see the continuation of the M2 Zone to greater depth on the west side of the M2 Deposit. A number of the drill holes have been surveyed with downhole EM and specific areas are targeted for follow up drilling. Notably, the wide zone of mineralization in MAY12-56 appears to have further potential to depth. Follow up drilling in the area of MAY12-57 is also planned. MAY12-57 was drilled on the eastern part of the deposit and intersected 25.0 meters which assayed 1.05% copper and 0.45% nickel.

The follow up drill program is planned to start in August 2012. Thereafter the Company anticipates completing a resource update for the Mayville Property targeting a significant resource upgrade. Follow up work will be funded from existing cash and working capital of the Company.

The Mayville Intrusion hosts the M2 Zone resource which is a magmatic nickel copper system. Sulphide mineralization consists of chalcopyrite, pyrrhotite, pentlandite and pyrite and a variety of textures ranging from disseminated to locally massive. The M2 Deposit has a current strike length of over one kilometer and is open at depth. The current near surface resource is 9.2 million tonnes at 0.61% copper and 0.23% nickel.

Drill hole cross sections of the recently completed drill holes have been posted on the Company website at www.mustangminerals.com .

QA/QC Program

All core samples are sent to Accurassay Laboratories in Thunder Bay, Ontario. Analysis is completed for nickel, copper, cobalt and silver using an Aqua Regia digestion followed by AAS/ICP finish. For gold, platinum and palladium, fire assay of 30g aliquots followed by combination fire assay and AAS finish is employed. Drill core is logged and split on the Makwa site by Mustang personnel with half the core retained and stored. Mustang implements a QA/QC program on drill core including inserting blanks, duplicates and commercial standards at regular intervals with all sample submissions to the laboratory.

About Mustang Minerals Corp

Mustang Minerals has two near surface deposits located in southeast Manitoba as well as a several exploration properties in Ontario;


       
       1.  The Makwa Ni-Cu Deposit has a NI 43-101 outlined reserve estimate
           completed in February 2010 by Micon International Limited of 9.86
           million tonnes in the Probable Ore Reserve category containing 0.541%
           nickel, 0.113% copper 0.433 g/t PGM at the Makwa Project.
       2.  The Company's Mayville Project is located approximately 35 km by road
           from Makwa and has a NI 43-101 Indicated Resource of 9.227 million
           tonnes containing 0.61% copper, 0.23% nickel and 0.174 g/t palladium
           Mustang is completing additional exploration at Mayville and on its
           surrounding mineral claims.
       
       



Carey Galeschuk P.Geo. is the National Instrument 43-101 Qualified Person for Mustang Minerals Corp.

Western Areas NL, (asx:WSA) CA:WSA +28.21% an Australian based nickel producer owns 19% of the common shares of Mustang.

To find out more about Mustang Minerals Corp. CA:MUM 0.00% visit our website at www.mustangminerals.com .

We seek safe harbour.

This news release contains forward-looking statements within the meaning of the United States Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995 and forward-looking information within the meaning of the Securities Act (Ontario) (together, "forward-looking statements"). Such forward-looking statements may include the Company's plans for its mineral projects in Manitoba, the overall economic potential of its properties, the availability of adequate financing and involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements to be materially different. Such factors include, among others, risks and uncertainties relating to potential political risk, uncertainty of production and capital costs estimates and the potential for unexpected costs and expenses, physical risks inherent in mining operations, currency fluctuations, fluctuations in the price of nickel and other metals, completion of economic evaluations, changes in project parameters as plans continue to be refined, the inability or failure to obtain adequate financing on a timely basis, and other risks and uncertainties, including those described in the Company's Management Discussion and Analysis for the most recent financial period and Material Change Reports filed with the Canadian Securities Administrators and available at www.sedar.com .

Shares Outstanding: 198,160,658


       
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       Mustang Minerals Corp.
       David Black
       Investor Relations
       416-955-4773
       info@mustangminerals.com

www.mustangminerals.com            
       
       



SOURCE: Mustang Minerals Corp.


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Mustang Drilling at Mayville Property
Mustang Minerals Corp, (TSX VENTURE: MUM) (FRANKFURT: NJF) (“Mustang” or the “Company”) Mustang Minerals today announced that it is resuming drilling at its Mayville Property. The planned drill program is for a minimum of 2,000 meters. The purpose of the drilling is to complete resource definition for the purposes of completing a new updated resource estimate for the Mayville M2 Copper-Nickel Deposit.
The drilling completed at M2 deposit in the first part of 2012 encountered broad zones of copper-nickel-pgm mineralization beneath previously drilled holes. Narrow intercepts of semi-massive to massive copper-nickel-pgm mineralization were also encountered. Down-hole borehole geophysics has defined several EM targets warranting additional drilling in the immediate vicinity of the previous holes. These EM targets will be tested as part of the upcoming program.
A long section showing the approximate location of the upcoming holes has been posted on the Mustang website at www.mustangminerals.com
The Company has scheduled a NI 43-101 resource estimation update following completion of the drilling.
“The completion of resource drilling at Mayville will be an important next step in development of our property tenements in the Bird River Sill area of southeast Manitoba”, said Robin Dunbar President and CEO of Mustang. “The Mayville Gabbro Complex is a strongly mineralized magmatic copper-nickel-pgm system located in an area of excellent infrastructure. Quantifying the near surface resource potential at Mayville will be an important next step for Mustang.”
Mayville is located 35 km by road from the Company’s Makwa Nickel Deposit. Currently, the outlined mineralization at the two properties is detailed below.
1.
The Makwa Ni-Cu Deposit has a NI 43-101 outlined reserve estimate completed in February 2010 by Micon International Limited of 9.86 million tonnes in the Probable Ore Reserve category containing 0.541% nickel, 0.113% copper 0.433 g/t PGM at the Makwa Project.
2.
The Company’s Mayville Project is located approximately 35 km by road from Makwa and has a present NI 43-101 Indicated Resource of 9.227 million tonnes containing 0.61% copper, 0.23% nickel and 0.174 g/t palladium.
Carey Galeschuk P.Geo. is the National Instrument 43-101 Qualified Person for Mustang Minerals Corp.
Western Areas NL, (ASX: WSA) an Australian based nickel producer owns 19% of the common shares of Mustang.

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Project Summary
The PEA outlined the scope for the project and a summary of the key operating and cost parameters of the
project are as follows:
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The project was evaluated as owner operated.
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Net smelter return revenue of C$1.739 billion is from sale of copper and nickel concentrates.
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Average net smelter return per tonne is C $45.
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Initial capital cost of the project is C$209 million (including contingency)
to build the mine, site
infrastructure, sulfide flotation plant and purchase of new mining equipment to achieve commercial production. Total capital cost including sustaining is C$301million. ( the PEA did not account for use of mill equipment currently owned by Mustang )
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Operating costs include open pit mining costs of $2.00 per tonne and concentrat or operator costs of $10.50/t.
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Metallurgical recoveries used in the study for Makwa were 73% for nickel and 80% for copper. For Mayville the nickel recovery used was 40% for nickel and 90% for copper.
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RPA selected indicative terms for concentrate payment and charges typical for the current market
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The project has operating cash flow of C$637 million. Pre - tax cash flow was $336 million and the Net Present Value (7.5%) was C$109 million with a 17% Internal Rate of Return. After tax Net Present Value of the project (7.5%) was C$97 million.