Condor Gold buys up neighbouring gold mine
Condor Gold said it had bought the concession next to its La India Project in Nicaragua for just over one million dollars.
Condor Gold said it had bought the concession next to its La India Project in Nicaragua for just over one million dollars.
It thinks there is a possibility its La India gold resource could extend onto the newly purchased La Mojarra Concession.
The company added there was a chance of additional gold mineralised resources elsewhere on the 27sq km concession.
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The $1.01m cost of La Mojarra is to be paid in cash and shares.
Chief Executive Mark Childs said "an initial assessment of La Mojarra Concession summises that the surface geological features suggest the potential for the discovery of significant buried gold mineralisation".
"Condor will initiate a geophysics programme on La Mojarra and other concessions in La India Project within the next six months," he said.
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