Celamin Limited – Bir El Afou Phosphate Project

In January 2011 RSV Australia was appointed by Celamin Ltd to carry out a Pre-Feasibility Study on the Greenfields Bir El Afou Phosphate Project (BEAP).  Celamin Limited holds interest in 2 exploration permits for the mining of Phosphate in Tunisia in North Africa with another private Tunisia company, Tunisian Mining Services SA.  Both tenements have known phosphate deposits which have been previously explored and exploited on a small scale.

Studies:

The RSV Group is one of the world’s foremost International Project Management and Design Engineering companies servicing the mining industry.

RSV Australia employs appropriate study processes, taking into account specific client and situational conditions.

A mineral project study, whether at conceptual, scoping, pre-feasibility or feasibility and bankable stage, is the front end of design and actions taken during these stages will directly impact upon the successful delivery and operations of the project. Client or owners’ input is essential at the early stages of project design and the establishment of over-riding philosophies that mirror the vision of the client is critical to successful outcome.

We are therefore able to offer all; or any combination of the following multidisciplinary services:

• Overall Project Management
• Engineering, Procurement, Construction, Project Management (EPCM) - from Design to Project Close-out
• Project Support Services
• Scoping Studies
• Bankable Feasibility Studies
• Risk Assessment, Management or Control
• Initial Technical Assessments
• Contract Administration
• Cost Control and Cash Flow Analysis
• Project Auditing and Evaluation
• Due Diligence reports
• Specialist Consulting Services

RSV Australia services both the Junior and Major end of the resources market, adapting service provision appropriately to size, stage of project and client driven objectives.

Kagara Ltd - Admiral Bay Pre Feasibility Study Completion:

RSV Australia is pleased to announce it has successfully completed the Pre Feasibility Study for the Admiral Bay Lead Zinc.

Kagara expects to move to a full Bankable Feasibility Study (BFS) for development of the Project, with funding arrangements for the BFS expected to be completed within the next six months. The Bankable Feasibility Study phase will include sinking an exploration shaft to 1,428m to drill a 1.2km section of the deposit to reserve status.

The Admiral Bay deposit, located 250 kms south of Broome in Western Australia, has the potential to host one of the world’s largest lead zinc mines and has an inferred resource of 72Mt @ 3.1% zinc, 2.9% lead, 18 g/t silver and 11% barium.