Avion Resources Inc. has made the step from development company to producer by pouring a 21-kg gold bar from its Mali property, Segala/Tabotoko. According to the news release, the first pour took place on schedule and the current production rate is somewhat higher than forecast. Costs are expected to come in a little lower than previously forecast too, thanks to some recent savings through an updated mine plan.
Two hours after the news was announced, the stock opened one cent higher, at 21 cents. There have been two trades in the first fifteen minutes of trading, both at 21 cents - the same price as the ask at the time. Volume was 4,000 shares for both trades.
The Google Finance page for Avion Resources is here.
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Monday, March 9, 2009
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