-- アストラル・リソーシズ（ASX:AAR）は、西オーストラリア州のマンディラ金プロジェクトにおける最新の鉱物資源量推定値（MRE）が、金品位1g/tで5,400万トン、金含有量170万オンスに達したと、火曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出した書類で発表した。 同社によると、フェイズビル鉱山のMRE（金品位1.2g/tで500万トン、金含有量19万6,000オンス）とスパルゴビル鉱山のMRE（金品位1.4g/tで300万トン、金含有量13万9,000オンス）を含めると、アストラル・リソーシズ全体のMREは、金品位1.1g/tで6,200万トン、金含有量210万オンスと推定される。
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