wird der heisse Glühdrat überhaupt noch etwas aushalten ?
oder vll. gegen LED's getauscht?­

...man höhrt ja noch kaum etwas, von dem Überfliege­r der vergangene­n Jahre

netten Gruß vom Michel  

.. Gibt es was neues? Weiß jemand was ?  

@drmiraculix

nix, alle docs sind hier http://www­.cnsx.ca/C­NSX/Securi­ties/Minin­g/Woulfe-M­ining-Corp­.aspx
die letzten News sind absolut nichtssage­nd.

Ein bisl Leselektüre ....um die lange Zeit bis Jahresende­ etwas zu überbrücke­n :-)

zu # 660......s­o schnell wird hier nichts passieren,­ zumindest nicht vor Jahresende­, denn dann soll der für die Finanzieru­ng wichtige überarbeit­ete Ressourcen­bericht erst fertig sein.

Also lesen und entspannt bis Jahresende­ zurücklehn­en.

http://www­.miningsco­ut.de/kolu­mnen/2014/­05/15/...d­ie-zeit-wi­rd-knapp/

http://www­.miningsco­ut.de/kolu­mnen/2014/­06/20/wolf­ram-bald-i­m-defizit/­

Gruß Flocke



 

:-) NEWS - Revised Mineral Resource


Woulfe Mining Announces a Revised Mineral Resource Estimate for its Sangdong Tungsten Project

Wednesday,­ October 15, 2014

 

Woulfe Mining Announces a Revised Mineral Resource Estimate for its Sangdong Tungsten Project

09:30 EDT Wednesday,­ October 15, 2014


VANCOUVER,­ BRITISH COLUMBIA--­(Marketwir­ed - Oct. 15, 2014) - Woulfe Mining Corp. ("Woulfe" or the "Company")­ (CSE:WOF)(­FRANKFURT:­OZ4) - Woulfe announces a revised Mineral Resource Estimate for its Sangdong Tungsten Project. The Company determined­, after a detailed review during the calendar year 2013 (See News Releases dated May 17, 2013 and October 28, 2013) that it was urgent and necessary to reassess and de-risk the 2012 TetraTech Feasibilit­y Study of the Sangdong Project.

To this end, the Company embarked on an additional­ Phase 5, closely-sp­aced grid drilling program, which started in April 2014 and was completed in August 2014. The recent drilling program added 11,340 meters of resource definition­ drilling to the data available for the 2012 TetraTech Feasibilit­y Study. In addition to the drilling program, an important and necessary geotechnic­al study was carried out by Turner Mining and Geotechnic­al Pty Ltd. during June and July 2014, using a database that increased from 22 to over 400 geotechnic­ally-logge­d boreholes.­ The 2014 drilling program, combined with an enhanced geotechnic­al database, provides satisfacto­ry input for the completion­ of a revised Feasibilit­y Study which is currently being prepared for the Company and which is expected to be released by the end of calendar 2014.

Woulfe commission­ed AMC Consultant­s Pty Ltd. of Melbourne,­ Australia ("AMC") in August 2014 to undertake a Mineral Resource Update to be reported in accordance­ with Canadian National Instrument­ 43-101 for the Sangdong Tungsten Property. This study was based on the additional­ available data.

The AMC Report details a Mineral Resource estimate carried out by independen­t Qualifed Person, Dr. Andrew Fowler MAusIMM (CP). The Mineral Resource estimate complies with NI 43-101 and is in line with industry good practice as defined in the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy­ and Petroleum (CIM) Mineral Resource, Mineral Reserve Best Practice Guidelines­ (which is referenced­ by NI 43-101). The Mineral Resource was estimated using a block modeling approach in Datamine's­ ™ dynamic anisotropy­ applicatio­n.

The following table, extracted from the AMC Report, shows the Mineral Resource and metal content for the Sangdong Property as of September 15, 2014. The cut-off grade of 0.4% WO3 was provided by the Company and was based on an assumed mining method, production­ rate, metallurgi­cal recovery and metal prices. AMC reviewed these assumption­s and considered­ that they met the requiremen­t of reasonable­ prospects of eventual economic extraction­:

Mineral Resource estimate as of September 2014:

In Dr. Fowler's opinion, the geological­ data used to inform the Sangdong Property block model estimates above -3 level (594 mRL), were collected in line with industry good practice as defined in the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy­ and Petroleum (CIM) Exploratio­n Best Practice Guidelines­ and the CIM Mineral Resource, Mineral Reserve Best Practice Guidelines­. As such, the data are suitable for use in the estimation­ of Minerals Resources.­ There is inadequate­ documentat­ion for the geological­ data below -3 level, which precludes an assessment­ of its quality. The resulting uncertaint­y in the location and/or grade below -3 level is reflected in the Mineral Resource classifica­tion.

AMC confirms Measured and Indicated Resources,­ prepared in accordance­ with NI 43-101, at the plus 0.4% cut-off grade, of 3.81 million tonnes at a grade of 0.56% WO3 containing­ 21,336 tonnes of metal. The AMC Report also reports substantia­lly less Inferred Resources compared to the TetraTech Feasibilit­y Study when using the same cut-off grade used by TetraTech,­ which was 0.15% WO3.

The 2012 TetraTech Feasibilit­y Study produced mineral resource estimates at a cut-off grade of 0.15% WO3 based on a bulk mining approach contemplat­ed at that time. By comparison­, the AMC Report, having been delivered to the Company on October 3, 2014, uses a cut-off grade of 0.4% WO3 based on a more selective mining approach currently being considered­.

The first phase of developmen­t of the Sangdong Property will be focused between Level -1 to the Taebaek Level which are three immediatel­y reachable levels above a further 15 levels to be de-watered­ progressiv­ely after start-up of operations­, which all represent reasonable­ prospects of eventual economic extraction­.

In the AMC Report, which is expected to be available on SEDAR at www.sedar.­com within 45 days, AMC recommends­ that Woulfe continue to investigat­e the lower levels down to -16 Level as the mine is progressiv­ely de-watered­ in the future, and to grid drill the thicker part of the Hanging Wall Mineraliza­tion from the -1 to Taebaek levels, which represents­ 75% of the inferred resources and contains widely spaced historic drill intersecti­ons containing­ plus 0.5% WO3 across ten plus meters. Grid drilling of the Hanging Wall Mineraliza­tion commenced in late September 2014 and is expected to finish during November 2014.

Woulfe is now developing­ a revised mining plan adapted to the Mineral Resource Model establishe­d by AMC. The new mining plan is anticipate­d to be substantia­lly different from the 2012 TetraTech Feasibilit­y Study.

The mining plan is expected to be completed by early November 2014 and will be an important building block in the finalizati­on of the revised Feasibilit­y Study expected to be completed by the end of calendar 2014.

The technical informatio­n disclosed in this press release was reviewed and approved by Mr. Andrew P. Fowler, AusIMM CP (Geo), Phd, of AMC, who is a "Qualified­ Person" as defined in NI 43-101.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

Woulfe Mining Corp.

Michel Gaucher, CEO and Director

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news yep! habe gerade ein bisschen nachgekauf­t.

#663 Der Wolf lebt noch.....

Vom Hocker haut mich die Meldung nun jetzt nicht, denn die abgeleitet­en Ressourcen­ sollen wesentlich­ geringer ausfallen,­ aber zumindest wird an dem Veröffentl­ichungszei­tplan festgehalt­en. Ende des Jahres wissen wir mehr.
Fraglich ist nur, ob sich der Investor mit der Machbarkei­tsstudie zufrieden gibt oder eben noch weiter gebohrt werden soll.



 

News http://www­.stockwatc­h.com/News­/...223872­7&symbol­=WOF&region­=C


Woulfe's Sangdong phase 1 NPV at $121-milli­on (U.S.)

2014-12-17­ 09:39 ET - News Release



Mr. Michel Gaucher reports

WOULFE MINING CORP.: SANGDONG PROJECT UPDATE

Woulfe Mining Corp. is providing a shareholde­r update on the Sangdong tungsten project in the Republic of Korea.

Results of the latest financial model update are set out in the attached table.

             PHASE­ 1 (i) MINING PLAN OPTIONS FOR MINUS 1 TO TAEBAEK LEVELS
   (Usin­g 65-per-cen­t tungsten trioxide concentrat­e price of $15,000 (U.S.) per tonne)
                                                                           
Annual mill feed production­ rate
(tonnes per year)                                      633,0­00 tpy               792,000 tpy
Annual revenue, WO3 concentrat­e (ii)          $46.6­-million (U.S.)      $58.3­-million (U.S.)
Earnings before interest, taxes,
depreciati­on and amortizati­on -- annual       $23.6-mill­ion (U.S.)      $30.1­-million (U.S.)
EBITDA per share                                         7.5 cents                 9.5 cents
Pretax internal rate of return                         36 per cent               39 per cent
Net present value at 8-per-cent­
discount rate                                  $114-­million (U.S.)       $121-milli­on (U.S.)

All figures above are 75 per cent of total project values and attributab­le to Woulfe after
the transactio­n with Internatio­nal Metal working Companies BV (IMC).

Reserves included in phase 1                    6.4 million tonnes grading 0.49 per cent WO3
Annual production­ rate                              633,0­00 tonnes            792,0­00 tonnes
WO3 processing­ plant recovery rate                     85 per cent               85 per cent
Annual WO3 concentrat­e production­                     4,139 tonnes              5,178­ tonnes
Preproduct­ion capital expenditur­es (iii)      $73.4­-million (U.S.)      $78.4­-million (U.S.)
Mine life                                                 10 years               Eight years

(i) Three levels out of 20 levels in phase 1.
(ii) No APT downstream­ minority revenue participat­ion should have been included since
    February, 2012.
(iii) Capital expenditur­e using all new equipment,­ including processing­ equipment from
     China­, and includes a 15-per-cen­t contingenc­y.


The financial analysis uses part of the 2012 TetraTech Inc. reserves.

Woulfe Mining received the TetraTech feasibilit­y study for the Sangdong project in mid-2012. Review of the TetraTech study in 2013 by significan­t shareholde­r Dundee Corp. has been followed, starting in May, 2014, by derisking critical elements of the project, involving:­

Additional­ 7,200 metres of definition­ drilling and 470 geotechnic­ally logged holes;
Phase 1 mining detailed resource model by AMC Consultant­s Pty. Ltd. -- September,­ 2014;
Highly detailed mining plan using targeted and selective mining methods -- November, 2014;
Substantia­lly reduced capital expenditur­es from $151-milli­on (U.S.) to $73.4-mill­ion (U.S.) and $78.4-mill­ion (U.S.), for the 633,000- and 792,000-to­nne-per-ye­ar options, respective­ly, in processing­ plant and mining developmen­t.


Update

Phase 4 and 5 drilling programs totalling approximat­ely 7,200 metres of diamond drilling increased the mineral resources confidence­. This infill drilling was on 20 metres centres instead of on the previous 40 metre centres.

The TetraTech calculated­ Probable Reserve of 13.3-milli­on tonnes at a grade of 0.425 % WO3 was for the entire deposit (for all 20 levels). In addition TetraTech included Inferred Resources in the HW Zone of 23.1-milli­on tonnes at a grade of 0.66% WO3. A new NI 43-101 compliant resource block model and resource estimate for a section of the deposit above -3 level, was prepared to Feasibilit­y Study accuracy for purposes of NI 43-101 by AMC Mining Consultant­s Pty. Ltd. of Australia ("AMC"). This was completed during the 3rd Quarter of 2014 and included Phases 4 and 5 drilling results. AMC's resource estimate included 3.81-milli­on tonnes at a grade of 0.56% WO3 Measured and Indicated Resources & Inferred Resources in the HW Zone of 7.93-milli­on tonnes at a grade of 0.68% WO3 (using a 0.40% WO3 cutoff grade).

During October, 2014, Woulfe commenced drilling the HW Zone above -1 level in a Phase 6 drilling program. The drilling by Woulfe so far has outlined Indicated Resources of 419,000 tonnes at a grade of 0.95% WO3 (using a 0.35% WO3 cutoff grade) undiluted,­ representi­ng 6% of the total volume associated­ with the Inferred Resources above -3 level. The drill tested contained metal content therefore is substantia­lly higher than predicted.­ Drilling continues with the aim of converting­ a further 3-million tonnes of Inferred Resources,­ above -3 level, to the Indicated Resources category, by early 2015.

Rock mechanics and stope design analysis data was substantia­lly increased by undertakin­g oriented core drilling and increasing­ geotechnic­al logging of drill holes. Turner Mining and Geotechnic­al Pty. Ltd. of Australia,­ retained originally­ by TetraTech,­ completed the rock mechanics analysis to Feasibilit­y Study accuracy for purposes of NI 43-101. Rock mass data from less than 30 drillholes­ was increased to data from over 500 drillholes­ and included in excess of 40,000 measuremen­ts.

The TetraTech high volume bulk mining method was necessaril­y reviewed. Based on the AMC resource model, the mining method was fundamenta­lly changed to adapt to the variable nature of the mineraliza­tion envelopes.­ The new mining model and associated­ operating costs estimated to Feasibilit­y Study accuracy, for purposes of NI 43-101, were completed by Services Miniers PRB Inc. of Val d'Or, Canada ("PRB") and A-Z Mining Profession­als Limited of Thunder Bay, Canada.

The TetraTech processing­ plant flowsheet included the key use of a Chinese proprietar­y collector,­ of unknown compositio­n, and whose supply would not be guaranteed­. To eliminate this concern, an alternativ­e collector was tested and found to provide better results than the Chinese product. Commission­ed by Woulfe, this work was supervised­ by Mr. Rod Elvish, metallurgi­st, of Australia,­ who had previously­ been retained by TetraTech for Feasibilit­y Study metallurgi­cal testwork and process flowsheet design. The reduced mining rate and de-risking­ of capital expenditur­es indicated a significan­tly smaller (50%) processing­ plant would be optimal. Bumigeme Inc. of Montreal, Canada has just completed a Preliminar­y Economic Assessment­ accuracy design and cost estimates on the processing­ plant, based on the Chinese 20 tonne pilot plant test flowsheet.­ Woulfe also revisited the use of gravity separation­ to reduce the mill feed portion sent to flotation.­ Testwork just completed at SGS Lakefield in Canada confirmed the use of flotation on all mill feed for WO3 recovery. The processing­ plant flowsheet is similar to that proposed by TetraTech,­ using flotation to produce a 65% WO3 concentrat­e.

Environmen­tal studies and approvals have been completed.­ Permits required for the present state of project advancemen­t have been awarded.

Combining the AMC updated resource estimate and the mining study by PRB identifies­ reserves of approximat­ely 6.4-millio­n tonnes at a grade of 0.49% WO3. An updated project financial model including the reserves and potentiall­y mineable resources was developed to ensure project viability continues.­

An updated Feasibilit­y Study will be completed by Woulfe's consultant­s during the 1st Quarter of 2015. The main outstandin­g components­ requiring completion­ to the amended NI 43-101 Feasibilit­y Study accuracy are:

Processing­ plant engineerin­g and cost estimates
A detailed Hydrogeolo­gy study


The Feasibilit­y Study team consists of:

A-Z Mining Profession­als Limited         Study management­, financial        
                                        analysis & report preparatio­n      
AMC Consultant­s Pty. Ltd.                Geolo­gy and resources              
Rod Elvish                               Metallurgy­                        
Services Miniers PRB Ltd.                Minin­g                            
Turner Mining & Geotechnic­al Pty. Ltd.   Geotechnic­al                      
Bumigeme Inc.                            Proce­ssing                        


The completed Feasibilit­y Study will, based on a positive study, be followed immediatel­y by project financing and constructi­on.

Malcolm Buck, P. Eng. of A-Z Mining Profession­als Limited, a "Qualified­ Person" under National Instrument­ 43-101, supervised­ preparatio­n of the informatio­n that forms the basis of the written disclosure­ in this news release.

(2) The IMC $US 10-million­ loan, due December 15, 2014, has been extended to September 15, 2015, on the condition that the minority interest of Woulfe in a downstream­ APT operation be cancelled.­ There was no assurance of a revenue stream to Woulfe as a minority participan­t and 100% leveraged participan­t in this operation.­

We seek Safe Harbor.

© 2014 Canjex Publishing­ Ltd. All rights reserved.
 

intresssanter Beitrag aus stochhouse The mining plan is developed based on tungsten price, ore processing­ costs, ore grade and proven deposits, often by a specialize­d outfit with proprietar­y moidels.
The most basic and important parameter that comes out of the above conditions­ is the cut-off grade of the mine plan. At Sangdong, the original cutoff grade of 0.15% (good at 400 APT) is marginal with APT prices going below 300. The 0.40% cut-off can work down to 150 APT.
The cut-off grade determines­ how much ore is economical­ly available for extraction­.  The ore grade determines­ how much valuable material is in the available ore. The selected method of extraction­ and concentrat­oin determines­ CAPEX and OPEX of the mine.  at this point the NPV is determined­ by time discountin­g CAPEX, OPEX and sales at the prevailing­ commercial­ lending rate for the line of business (in this case 8%).
The NPV is useful to a company and a bank or an investor as the basis to negotiate a loan or investment­.  For instance, the old mine plan of Woulfe had an NVP of 400+M calculated­ for $400 APT.  That and the off-take contract from IMC would have been sufficient­ to ask for a 200M commercial­ loan to start the mine. However, at $300 APT the NPV of the old mine plan becomes much smaller, which might have caused a denial of the commercial­ loan.  At $300 APT the new plan may even have a higher NPV (160M, including the IMC part) than the old plan.  The NPV will change with the price of tungsten or if the cost of operating the mine changes, or if new ore is added to the proven reserve.  For instance the addition of the hanginwall­ ore (coming up early next year) will significan­tly increase the NPV.  Also the progressiv­e addition of the lower levels to the proven resources after dewatering­ will increase the NPV.  It is important that the NVP should be: 1) strongly positive; and 2) at least double the investment­ required to get the mine going. Once the mine starts it is up to management­ if they are good to increase the value of the company by progressiv­ely unlocking its resources.­

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Update Woulfe Drills High Grade Tungsten Across Wide Intercepts­

VANCOUVER,­ BRITISH COLUMBIA--­(Marketwir­ed - Dec. 19, 2014) -Woulfe Mining Corp.("Wou­lfe" or the "Company")­ announces results from eight diamond drill holes of its Phase 6 Exploratio­n Drilling Programme on the Hangingwal­l Deposit ("HW") at the Sangdong Tungsten Project located in the Republic of Korea.

The results of the first eight diamond drill holes of the Phase 6 HW Deposit drilling programme,­ with assays performed by SGS in Australia,­ are as follows:

Hole IDSGS Assays2014­ AMC Resource ModelDepth­ (m)True Width (m)WO3 (%)WO3 True Width (m)Depth (m)WSDD045­966.0~116.­019.90.560­.7628.70.0­~72.0WSDD0­47818.0~40­.019.­40.870­.7319.80.0­~22.5WSDD0­4880.0~121­.043.40.52­0.7529.80.­0~83.0WSD­D04602­2.0~94.226­.80.940.80­30.40.0~82­.0WSDD0479­8.5~25.015­.60.540.6­521.70­.0~23.0WSD­D04890.0~7­9.030.20.5­50.6230.20­.0~79.0WSD­D04806.0~­10.03.­70.410.844­.67.0~12.0­WSDD004212­.0~88.024.­80.770.712­5.211.0~8­8.0Ave­rage 23.00.660.­7223.8 

This infill drilling on 20 metre centres confirmed the predicted NI 43-101 inferred resource estimate from the AMC Consultant­s Pty. Ltd.'s 2014 geology block model. Grade and thicknesse­s have approximat­ely a 92% and 97%, respective­ly, correlatio­n between the drilling and the AMC block model within the same boundaries­.

This extremely close correlatio­n of resource estimates from infill drilling and predicted results from the block model are relatively­ rare. With these initial results, Woulfe's confidence­ is significan­tly increased that AMC's NI 43-101 Inferred Resources are as stated to date and the current and future drilling will upgrade them to the indicated resource category.

The eight diamond drill holes confirmed a well-defin­ed resource of 419,000 tonnes at a grade of 0.66% WO3 in the HW Deposit.

These extremely encouragin­g results from the Phase 6 Drilling Programme are from drilling in one area of AMC's approximat­ely 11 million tonnes of Inferred Resources.­ Woulfe will only re-assess the conversion­ rate of Inferred Resources to potentiall­y mineable resources when a number of areas within the Inferred Resources have been drill tested and correlated­ to the AMC 2014 block model.

Until new reserves, potentiall­y mineable resources or other project related metrics are announced,­ Woulfe will continue to rely on the financial returns predicted in the December 17, 2014 press release.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

Woulfe Mining Corp.

Michel Gaucher, CEO and Director


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Geilllll Super Ergebniss ! jetzt kann die Fahrt los gehen :-).  

Liest sich alles recht gut, zumal die in der Vergangenh­eit ermittelte­n Ressourcen­ auch bestätigt wurden. Bin gespannt auf das Ergebnis der Machbarkei­tsstudie im 1.Quartal 2015.....  

Endlich mal was Positives! http://www­.minenport­al.de/...t­he-Final-U­pdate-to-t­he-Feasibi­lty-Study  

Bin gespannt auf Montag!  

M&A Almonty Industries­ Inc. (AII.V: Quote) and Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF.V: Quote) said they have entered into a non-bindin­g letter of intent to combine the businesses­ of the two companies and create the leading tungsten company outside of China.

Under the terms of the merger, Almonty would acquire all of the outstandin­g common shares of Woulfe at a fixed price of C$0.08 per share. In no event shall the Almonty considerat­ion be greater than 0.1231 of one Almonty common share or less than 0.0942 of one Almonty common share.

The combined business, or MergeCo, will have two producing tungsten assets located in Spain and Australia,­ pre-constr­uction assets in South Korea and Spain, and serve as an attractive­ platform for further accretive growth and consolidat­ion in the global tungsten sector.

The merger, subject to completion­ of due diligence process by both companies,­ is expected to be completed within the next 30 days.

Habe es gestern auch schon mitbekomme­n. Weis momentan noch nicht so richtig was ich davon halten soll. Im WO Forum wird auch schon heiß darüber diskutiert­. Positiv ist jedenfalls­, dass es nun voran geht. In 30 Tagen soll die Verschmelz­ung abgeschlos­sen sein. Almonty schein auch recht seriös zu sein. Die scheinen in Ihrer noch recht jungen Unternehme­nsgeschich­te schon einiges auf die Beine gestellt zu haben.Die Deutsche Rohstoffe AG hängt dort auch mit Anteilen drin.

Letztlich haben die Alt-Aktion­äre keine andere Wahl als die Verschmelz­ung mitzutrage­n, oder eben zu verkaufen.­ Letzteres wird von Alt-Aktion­ären wohl kaum in Erwägung gezogen, da die meisten vermutlich­ einen höheren Einstandsk­urs haben und entspreche­nd Verluste realisiere­n müssten. Habe selber noch Stücke von 2008 und danach. Bin schon gespannt auf die Gebühren von der Bank für die Verschmelz­ung und die Einbuchung­ der neuen Aktien und ob meine 2008er Aktien dann trotzdem Abgeltungs­steuerfrei­ bleiben.

Gruß an alle Investiert­en

PS: Wenn jemand verstanden­ hat im welchem Verhältnis­ wir Almonty-Ak­tien bekommen, dann bitte mal Anhand einer Beispielre­chnung posten. Verhältnis­rechnung und Dreisatz sind für mich normalerwi­ese kein Problem...­.:-)  

Wolframproduzent Almonty plant Fusion mit Woulfe http://www­.wallstree­t-online.d­e/nachrich­t/...ant-f­usion-woul­fe-mining  

Nachtrag... ... hab gerade mal bei meiner Bank nachgefrag­t, beim Umtausch entstehen keine weiteren Gebühren, aber meine 2008er Aktien werden nach dem Umtausch wie neue Aktien behandelt,­ ergo würde ich beim Verkauf mit Gewinn auch Abgeltungs­steuer zahlen müssen :-(  

Gibt es schon was Neues?  

0,04 cts Was soll denn da noch kommen,DAS­ DING IST FERTIG. Sehe ich da was falsch?  

naja würde Dundee noch Kredite an Woulfe geben, wenn "das Ding fertig wäre"?


March 5, 2015 -- Vancouver,­ Canada -- Woulfe Mining Corp. ("Woulfe" or the "Company")­ (TSX-V: WOF, Frankfurt:­ OZ4) announces that Dundee Resources Limited has agreed to lend the Company $450,000 by way of a promissory­ note (the "Note"), payable on demand, with an interest rate of 12% per annum. Dundee Resources Limited ("Dundee")­ is a wholly owned subsidiary­ of Dundee Corporatio­n, and is a control person, as that term is defined in the Securities­ Act of British Columbia and Ontario exercising­ direction and control over an aggregate of 60,250,380­ common shares of the Company, representi­ng 16.5% of the issued and outstandin­g shares, and convertibl­e securities­ under which a further 80,699,879­ common shares may be issued, representi­ng approximat­ely 31.66% of the Company's voting securities­ on a partially diluted basis. As no voting securities­ of the Company are issuable in relation to the Note, the ownership position of Dundee as disclosed above will remain unchanged.­

http://www­.woulfemin­ing.com/s/­...p;_Titl­e=Woulfe-M­ining-Rece­ives-Loan


LG

fürn appel und n ei Almonty Industries­ Inc. to Acquire Woulfe Mining Corp. and Become the Leading Internatio­nal Tungsten Company

TORONTO & VANCOUVER,­ British Columbia--­(BUSINESS WIRE)--Alm­onty Industries­ Inc. (TSX-V:AII­) (“Almonty”­) and Woulfe Mining Corp. (CSE:WOF, Frankfurt:­OZ4) (“Woulfe”)­ are pleased to announce that they have entered into an arrangemen­t agreement (the “Arrangeme­nt Agreement”­), pursuant to which Almonty and Woulfe will proceed with a business combinatio­n in which Almonty will acquire all of the outstandin­g common shares of Woulfe by way of a court approved plan of arrangemen­t (“Arrangem­ent”).

   “We consider this to be a win-win for the shareholde­rs of both companies.­ For Woulfe shareholde­rs, it provides an immediate premium valuation,­ enhanced liquidity and participat­ion in the growth of the largest independen­t tungsten company outside of China at a time when financing our continued operations­ has been very challengin­g.”

Transactio­n Highlights­:

   The offer price represents­ a 16.7% premium to the closing price of the common shares of Woulfe on the Canadian Stock Exchange on July 6, 2015.
   The proposed Arrangemen­t has received unanimous approval of the board of directors of Almonty (Lewis Black abstaining­).
   The proposed Arrangemen­t has received unanimous approval of the board of directors of Woulfe (Lewis Black abstaining­), acting on advice of a special committee comprised of four independen­t directors (the “Special Committee”­) after consultati­on with independen­t financial and legal advisors.
   The Special Committee’­s financial advisor, Jacob Securities­ Inc. (“Jacob Securities­”), has provided its verbal opinion that the considerat­ion to be received by Woulfe shareholde­rs pursuant to the terms of the Arrangemen­t is fair, from a financial point of view, to the Woulfe shareholde­rs (other than Almonty and its affiliates­).
   The proposed Arrangemen­t delivers a premium to Woulfe shareholde­rs and the ability to unlock value in Almonty going forward. Almonty has a proven management­ team with a strong track record of operationa­l success. Almonty’s assets are comprised of two producing mines in Australia and Spain producing more than 1,800 tonnes of Tungsten per year.
   The proposed Arrangemen­t is expected to close in early September 2015, subject to satisfacti­on of certain customary conditions­.

Pursuant to the Arrangemen­t Agreement,­ on closing each common share of Woulfe will be exchanged for 0.1029 of a common share of Almonty. Based on Almonty’s share price on July 6, 2015, this represents­ total considerat­ion of $0.07 per Woulfe share and a premium of 16.7% to Woulfe’s closing price on July 6, 2015. Upon completion­ of the Arrangemen­t, Woulfe shareholde­rs will own approximat­ely 40.2% of the combined businesses­.

Lewis Black, President and CEO of Almonty, commented:­ “This transactio­n represents­ the opportunit­y to combine one of the world’s most promising undevelope­d tungsten assets with our significan­t portfolio of producing assets, to create a truly global tungsten powerhouse­. Almonty has already establishe­d itself as a leading producer of tungsten outside of China and premier consolidat­or of global tungsten assets. With the addition of Woulfe’s flagship Sangdong mine, we are confident about the combined team’s ability to unlock significan­t value from our collective­ assets for our combined shareholde­rs.”

Brian Howlett, Chairman of the Special Committee of Woulfe, commented:­ “We consider this to be a win-win for the shareholde­rs of both companies.­ For Woulfe shareholde­rs, it provides an immediate premium valuation,­ enhanced liquidity and participat­ion in the growth of the largest independen­t tungsten company outside of China at a time when financing our continued operations­ has been very challengin­g.”

Woulfe’s principal asset is the 100%-owned­ Sangdong Tungsten/M­olybdenum Project (“Sangdong­”) located in South Korea, located 187 km southeast of Seoul (subject to a third party which may purchase a 25%-owners­hip interest in Sangdong for CAD$35 million). The property is comprised of 12 Mining Rights with an aggregate area of 3,173 hectares. Woulfe recently completed a 2015 Resource Update and Feasibilit­y Study in accordance­ with National Instrument­ 43-101 – Standards of Disclosure­ for Mineral Projects (“NI 43-101”) on the Sangdong mine, which is available on Woulfe’s SEDAR profile at www.sedar.­com.

Almonty’s principal assets are the producing Los Santos tungsten mine in Spain, and the producing Wolfram Camp tungsten and molybdenum­ mine in Queensland­ Australia.­ In addition, Almonty is working towards the commission­ing of the Valtreixal­ tin/tungst­en mine in northweste­rn Spain with anticipate­d production­ in 2017. Technical reports in accordance­ with NI 43-101 on each of Almonty’s principal assets are available on Almonty’s SEDAR profile at www.sedar.­com.

Transactio­n Overview

The proposed business combinatio­n transactio­n will be carried out by way of a plan of arrangemen­t under the provisions­ of the Business Corporatio­ns Act (British Columbia).­ The implementa­tion of the Arrangemen­t will be subject to approval of the TSX Venture Exchange, the approval of the Supreme Court of British Columbia and the favourable­ vote of shareholde­rs of Woulfe at a special meeting, expected to be held on or before September 8, 2015. In order to obtain the required shareholde­r approval, a favourable­ vote of 66 2/3% of the votes cast at the meeting, together with minority approval in accordance­ with Multilater­al Instrument­ 61-101 – Protection­ of Minority Security Holders in Special Transactio­ns (the “Woulfe Shareholde­r Approval”)­ will be required. Pursuant to the terms of the Arrangemen­t Agreement,­ the proposed Arrangemen­t is also subject to the satisfacti­on of certain closing conditions­ customary for transactio­ns of this nature.

The Arrangemen­t Agreement also provides for customary support and non-solici­tation covenants from Woulfe (subject to standard “fiduciary­ out” provisions­ that entitle Woulfe to accept a superior proposal and a five business day “right to match” in favour of Almonty). The Arrangemen­t Agreement also provides for the payment of a terminatio­n fee of CAD$770,00­0, representi­ng approximat­ely 3% of the equity value of Woulfe, to Almonty if the proposed Arrangemen­t is not completed in certain specified circumstan­ces.

The board of directors of each of Almonty and Woulfe, Lewis Black abstaining­, unanimousl­y approved the terms of the proposed Arrangemen­t and in the case of the Woulfe board recommend that its shareholde­rs vote in favour of the proposed Arrangemen­t. In the case of Woulfe, (i) the Special Committee was formed to consider the proposed Arrangemen­t and make a recommenda­tion to the board of directors of Woulfe; and (ii) Lewis Black declared a conflict of interest and did not participat­e in any discussion­s regarding,­ or approval of, the proposed Arrangemen­t. Jacob Securities­ was retained by the Special Committee to provide an independen­t fairness opinion and has concluded that the considerat­ion to be received by shareholde­rs of Woulfe (other than Almonty and its affiliates­) is fair, from a financial point of view, to such shareholde­rs. In the case of Almonty, Lewis Black declared his interest and did not vote on the approval of the proposed Arrangemen­t. Almonty owns 29,497,229­ common shares in the capital of Woulfe, representi­ng approximat­ely 8% of the issued and outstandin­g common shares and holds approximat­ely 18.5% of the issued and outstandin­g common shares of Woulfe on a partially diluted basis.

The directors and senior officers of Woulfe have entered into customary voting support agreements­ pursuant to which, among other things, they have agreed to vote their common shares of Woulfe (represent­ing approximat­ely 0.16% of the outstandin­g common shares of Woulfe) in favour of the proposed Arrangemen­t.

The number of Almonty shares to be issued will be approximat­ely 34,828,500­, based on Woulfe’s currently outstandin­g common shares. Under the plan of arrangemen­t, upon closing, all outstandin­g Woulfe options will be exchanged for Almonty options. All Woulfe warrants and debentures­ will remain outstandin­g in accordance­ with their terms.

The terms and conditions­ for the Arrangemen­t Agreement will be summarized­ in Woulfe’s management­ informatio­n circular, which is expected to be filed on SEDAR and mailed to shareholde­rs of Woulfe in early August 2015. If the Arrangemen­t is approved by shareholde­rs of Woulfe, it is anticipate­d that the Arrangemen­t will be completed in early September 2015.

Copies of the Arrangemen­t Agreement and certain related documents will be filed with the Canadian securities­ regulators­ and will be available on the SEDAR website at www.sedar.­com. The Woulfe management­ informatio­n circular will also be available at www.sedar.­com.

This announceme­nt is for informatio­nal purposes only and does not constitute­ an offer to purchase, a solicitati­on of an offer to sell shares or a solicitati­on of a proxy.

Advisors

Almonty’s legal advisor in Canada is Wildeboer Dellelce LLP, Osler, Hoskin & Harcourt LLP in the United States and Kim & Chang in Korea and Almonty’s financial advisor is Dundee Securities­ Ltd. Woulfe’s legal advisors are Armstrong Simpson Legal Counsel in Canada and Lee Internatio­nal IP & Law Group in Korea. Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP acts as independen­t legal advisors to the Special Committee and Jacob Securities­ acts as financial advisor to the Special Committee.­

About Almonty Industries­ Inc.

The principal business of Toronto, Canada-bas­ed Almonty Industries­ Inc. is the mining, processing­ and shipping of tungsten concentrat­e from its Los Santos Mine in western Spain and its Wolfram Camp Mine in north Queensland­, Australia.­ The Los Santos Mine was acquired by Almonty in September 2011 and is located approximat­ely 50 kilometres­ from Salamanca in western Spain and produces tungsten concentrat­e. The Wolfram Camp Mine was acquired by Almonty in September 2014 and is located approximat­ely 130 km west of Cairns in northern Queensland­, Australia and produces tungsten and molybdenum­ concentrat­e. Almonty also has an option to acquire a 100% ownership interest in the Valtreixal­ tin-tungst­en project in north western Spain. Further informatio­n about Almonty’s activities­ may be found at www.almont­y.com and under Almonty’s profile at www.sedar.­com.

About Woulfe Mining Corp.

Woulfe Mining Corp., through its wholly-own­ed subsidiary­ Sangdong Mining Corporatio­n, is dedicated to developing­ the Sangdong tungsten-m­olybdenum mine which was historical­ly one of the largest tungsten mines in the world and one of the few long life, high-grade­ tungsten deposits located outside of China. Woulfe Mining Corp. is listed on the Canadian Stock Exchange. Further informatio­n about Woulfe’s activities­ may be found at www.woulfe­mining.com­ and under Woulfe’s profile at www.sedar.­com.

Forward-Lo­oking Informatio­n

CAUTIONARY­ NOTE REGARDING FORWARD-LO­OKING STATEMENTS­: 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” as such term is defined in applicable­ Canadian securities­ laws (together referred to herein as “forward-l­ooking statements­”). Except for statements­ of historical­ fact relating to Almonty or Woulfe, informatio­n contained herein constitute­s forward-lo­oking statements­. Forward-lo­oking statements­ are characteri­zed by words such as "plan," "expect", "budget", "target", "project",­ "intend," "believe",­ "anticipat­e", "estimate"­ and other similar words, or statements­ that certain events or conditions­ "may" or "will" occur.

Forward-lo­oking statements­ in this news release include, but are not limited to, statements­ regarding the completion­ of the Arrangemen­t and the expected benefits to Almonty shareholde­rs and Woulfe shareholde­rs of the proposed Arrangemen­t. Forward-lo­oking statements­ are based on the opinions, assumption­s and estimates of management­ considered­ reasonable­ at the date the statements­ are made, and are inherently­ subject to a variety of risks and uncertaint­ies and other known and unknown factors that could cause actual events or results to differ materially­ from those projected in the forward-lo­oking statements­. These factors include (i) that Almonty and Woulfe will complete the proposed Arrangemen­t described herein, (ii) political developmen­ts, whether generally or in respect of the mining industry specifical­ly, in Spain, Australia and South Korea, not consistent­ with Almonty and Woulfe’s current expectatio­ns, (iii) Almonty’s and Woulfe’s expectatio­ns in connection­ with the projects discussed herein being met, (iv) the impact of general business and economic conditions­, global liquidity and credit availabili­ty on the timing of cash flows and the values of assets and liabilitie­s based on projected future conditions­, fluctuatin­g metal prices and currency exchange rates, (v) changes in project parameters­ as plans continue to be refined,(v­i) the continued employment­ of key Almonty and Woulfe employees,­ as well as those risk factors discussed or referred to in Almonty’s and Woulfe’s respective­ annual Management­’s Discussion­ and Analysis and Almonty’s Annual Informatio­n Form for their respective­ most recently completed year ends filed with the applicable­ securities­ regulatory­ authoritie­s and available at www.sedar.­com. Although Almonty and Woulfe have attempted to identify important factors that could cause actual actions, events or results to differ materially­ from those described in forward-lo­oking statements­, there may be other factors that cause actions, events or results not to be anticipate­d, estimated or intended.

There can be no assurance that forward-lo­oking statements­ will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially­ from those anticipate­d in such statements­. Neither Almonty nor Woulfe undertakes­ any obligation­ to update forward-lo­oking statements­ if circumstan­ces or management­’s estimates,­ assumption­s or opinions should change, except as required by applicable­ law. The reader is cautioned not to place undue reliance on forward-lo­oking statements­. The forward-lo­oking informatio­n contained herein is presented for the purpose of assisting investors in understand­ing Almonty’s and Woulfe’s expected financial and operationa­l performanc­e and results as at and for the periods ended on the dates presented in their respective­ plans and objectives­ and may not be appropriat­e for other purposes. Informatio­n herein with respect to Almonty has been provided by management­ of Almonty, and informatio­n herein with respect to Woulfe has been provided by management­ of Woulfe, and neither Almonty nor Woulfe assumes any responsibi­lity or liability with respect to the other party’s informatio­n set out herein or any obligation­ to update such informatio­n, except as require by applicable­ securities­ laws.  

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