-- 根據週四提交給澳洲證券交易所的文件顯示，邁達斯礦業公司（ASX：MM1）已完成納米比亞奧塔維銅銀金計畫T-13銅銀礦床的初步推斷礦產資源量估算。 此估算結果顯示，該礦床的銅銀礦儲量為1050萬噸，銅品位為1.6%，銀品位為21克/噸，其中含銅16.9萬噸，含銀710萬盎司，或含銅當量為2%（相當於21.1萬噸銅當量）。 此估算僅基於收購前的鑽探資料。邁達斯礦業公司已啟動多鑽機鑽探計劃，以確定其他目標區域的資源量，並可能增加T-13礦床的資源量。 另據一份文件顯示，該公司已獲得2,800萬澳元單期配售的確定認購承諾，配售價格為每股0.75澳元。該公司將依現有配售能力發行3,730萬股新繳足股款的普通股。 募集資金將用於擴大勘探和鑽井規模、啟動奧塔維計畫的初步可行性研究以及補充營運資金。 該公司股價在周四的交易中上漲了5%。
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