Musgrave Project
Musgrave
Country Australia 
Status GREEN EXPLORATION 
Surface 1,500 km² / 370,650 acres
Latitude / Longitude 25 S 50 / 133 E 10
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Risk and valuation analysis of the Musgrave Project
Status Risk : Green exploration
Country Risk : Very Low
Title(s) of the Musgrave Project
BHP Billiton
Interest: 65%
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Under the three way Joint Venture Agreement, which is subject to final approval by APY, BHP Billiton may earn a 65% interest in thirteen tenement applications covering approximately 16,000 square kilometres from Goldsearch and Independence by funding more...
Independence Group NL
Joint venture: 51%
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Goldsearch Ltd.
Interest: 17.15%
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The East Musgrave Project is a joint venture between Goldsearch and Independence Group NL. During 2007 Independence Group NL completed its earn in obligations by issuing Goldsearch 200,000 fully paid ordinary shares to earn a 51% interest in the proj more...
Location of the Musgrave Project
The tenements are located in the Musgrave region of South Australia within the APY freehold aboriginal lands.
 
History of the Musgrave Project
Limited exploration by previous explorers in the 1970's defined minor nickel and copper sulphide mineralisation in three holes drilled at the Wanka Wanka Hill prospect on ELA343/96. Aside from this work the tenement areas are essentially un-explored using modern mineral exploration techniques.
 
Geology of the Musgrave Project
The tenements are located in the Musgrave region of South Australia within the APY freehold aboriginal lands. As previously advised, the region is considered highly prospective for a number of ore body styles with the priority exploration target bein more...
 
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Data last updated on : 12/31/2006
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