Churchill's JORC Complaint Resource Hits 1.4 Billion Tonnes
05 September 2008
Churchill's JORC Complaint Resource Hits 1.4 Billion Tonnes
Churchill Mining Plc is pleased to announce it has now defined 1.412 billion tonnes of JORC compliant resource, in various categories, at the East Kutai Coal Project (“EKCP”).
This updated JORC number has significantly exceeded the Company’s initial full year 2008 target of 500 million tonnes (“Mt”) of thermal coal by 140%.
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