Liberia cheer for Hummingbird
Robert Tyerman, Growth Company Investor on 14 Oct, 2011.
Hummingbird Resources (HUM) says Hole 3 in its Tuzon prospect in Liberia has shown 56 metres with an average 1.4 grammes of gold per tonne of ore. The AIM-quoted company indicates drilling at Hole 3 has encountered intersections ranging from one metre with 0.88 grammes a tonne to 22 metres with 1.31 grammes a tonne and 8.52 metres with 1.89 grammes a tonne.
Although these grades are low, chief executive officer Daniel Betts argues Tuzon’s Hole 3 has supplied…
An African Rendezvous
Miles Nolan, Growth Company Investor on 10 Mar, 2011.
The Hummingbird Resources party, at an extremely pleasant location, enabled discussions with board and backers on the potential of this Liberian-focused entity. The AIM-traded company with a significant package of 7,000 square kilometres of exploration interests floated in December 2010 in conjunction with a £30 million placing. The share price has come off since admission but is one worth following for future updates.
Hummingbird flies on to AIM
Miles Nolan, Growth Company Investor on 10 Dec, 2010.
Gold explorer Hummingbird Resources has enjoyed a successful AIM debut today with its shares soaring by as much as 22 per cent. Formed in 2005 Hummingbird is focused on West Africa and in particular East Liberia where it holds the largest area of mineral exploration land. It also has a significant iron ore license area in North Liberia, this is close to existing projects heralded by BHP Billiton and Arcelor Mittal.
The 14 licenses held span over 7,000 square kilometres…
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Roderick James Hollas Smith
Non-executive Director
Roderick, a chartered accountant with a Commerce Degree from the University of Western Australia, has 30 years’ experience leading Australian resource projects from the early-stage exploration through to production, including three gold mines: Great Victoria, Palm Springs and Youanmi. He has been resident in the UK for three years and has consulted miners and investors on resource projects throughout Russia and Africa. He is currently a director of Congo Brazzaville explorer, Cominco SA.