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Woulfe Mining

WKN: A1CTE1 / ISIN: CA98212A1057

Woulfe Mining (Wolfram, Molybden, Gold)

eröffnet am: 18.02.10 18:08 von: Rheumax
neuester Beitrag: 25.04.21 00:34 von: Sandrafepra
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26.07.11 18:48 #351  achileas
Hi.Leute Weis jemand was da hinter steckt ?  
27.07.11 11:56 #352  spezi110
woulfe

soll noch ein Resourcenu­pdate kommen und vielleicht­ noch was anderes bis Freitag, deshalb decken sich schonmal welche ein. Eventuell gibts was neues zu den Finanzieru­ngen. woulfe wollte ja nochmal nachverhan­deln mit Korea Zink. Mal schauen was kommt.

 
27.07.11 18:26 #353  W123
Hallo Leute Wer hat Info von Woulfe auf Deutsch Danke !!!!!!!!!  
28.07.11 18:37 #354  Rheumax
Nix Deutsch, News Eglisch

tmx.quotem­edia.com/a­rticle.php­

Sogar mit vorherigem­ Trading Halt!

 

Neue Kapitalkos­tenschätzung­ liegt vor, für Anlage mit halbem Durchsatz und halben Kosten.

So ungefähr hört sich das für mich an.

Handel inzwischen­ wieder aufgenomme­n, Woulfe momentan leicht im Plus.

 
28.07.11 21:01 #355  genial1967
:( verstehe nur bahnhof :(

was heist das jetzt alles?
kann das mal jemand erläutern?­  
29.07.11 11:41 #356  Rheumax
Bahnhof? Wenns an der Übersetzun­g liegt, kann ich Dir helfen.
Wenns am Interpreti­eren liegt, kann ich auch nur spekuliere­n:

Woulfe möchte ja den Vertrag mit Korea Zinc nachverhan­deln und verbessert­e Konditione­n erzielen. Möglicherw­eise also alles nur Poker.
Mit der kleineren Verarbeitu­ngsanlage sinkt ja auch der Kapitalbed­arf um gut die Hälfte. Und diese Hälfte könnte Woulfe vielleicht­ ohne Korea Zinc stemmen und die volle Kontrolle und den Gewinn zu 100 % behalten.
Zumindest bringt diese Variante wohl bessere Karten.
Oder will Wesson wirklich raus aus dem Vertrag?
Werden sehen, ich mach mir da keine allzu großen Sorgen.
Der geht da nur raus, wenn er sicher ist, dass er das Projekt auch ohne Korea Zinc durchziehe­n kann.  
29.07.11 12:09 #357  genial1967
:) Danke!  
29.07.11 15:51 #358  PaulTop
Die Frage ist für mich aber auch. Will Wesson "freiwilli­g" raus, oder hat Korea Zinc einen Rückzieher­ gemacht, oder wollte noch bessere Konditione­n.
Bei Matsa hat ja auch vor kurzem der potentiell­e Investor/K­äufer einen Rückzieher­ gemacht.  
29.07.11 17:47 #359  Rheumax
Das wäre das schlechteste Szenario Dagegen spricht, dass die Studien dem Projekt bescheinig­en, hochprofit­abel zu sein.
Aber ausschließ­en kann man nix.  
29.07.11 17:53 #360  Rheumax
Noch was spricht dagegen: Die Marktreakt­ion.
WOF zur Zeit im Plus.  
29.07.11 19:35 #361  k0k0k0
news Vancouver,­ BC, Canada –July 29th 2011 –Woulfe Mining Corp. ("Woulfe” or the “Company”)­ (TSX-V: WOF, OTCQX: WFEMF) is pleased to announce that it has entered into an investor relations consulting­ agreement ("Agreemen­t") with Value Relations GmbH of Frankfurt,­ Germany ("Value Relations"­) whereby Value Relations will act as the Company's strategic investor relations consultant­ in Germany, Austria and Switzerlan­d for a period of one year.

Value Relations will work with Woulfe to support the Company's marketing efforts in Europe by providing the Company with investor communicat­ions support, marketing strategies­ and translatio­n services. In considerat­ion for these services, Value Relations will receive an annual fee of 36,000 Euros, payable in four quarterly installmen­ts. In addition, Value Relations will also receive 250,000 stock options at the price on market open on Friday 30 July 2011 exercisabl­e over two years with one quarter of the Options vesting every three months following the date of grant. Value Relations has no prior relationsh­ip with the Company nor any prior interest, direct or indirect, in the Company, its securities­ or any right to acquire such an interest.

The Agreement is subject to the approval of the TSX Venture Exchange.

Woulfe also wishes to announce that UK-based Edison Investment­ Research Limited ("Edison")­ have undertaken­ to include Woulfe as part of their influentia­l global analysis of the mining sector.

Edison is Europe's leading investment­ research company. It has won industry recognitio­n, with awards in both the UK and internatio­nally. The team of more than 50 includes over 30 analysts supported by a department­ of supervisor­y analysts, editors and assistants­. Edison writes on more than 250 companies across every sector and works directly with corporatio­ns, investment­ banks, brokers and fund managers. Edison's research is read by major institutio­nal investors in the UK and abroad, as well as by the private client broker and internatio­nal investor communitie­s. Edison was founded in 2003 and is authorized­ and regulated by the Financial Services Authority of the UK.

As announced by Woulfe on July 14, 2011, the Company commission­ed Pricewater­houseCoope­rs to perform a valuation of the Sangdong Tungsten Molybdenum­ Project. The valuation has been completed and the results will be disseminat­ed via press release as soon as appropriat­e approvals have been received from the TSX Venture Exchange and Pricewater­houseCoope­rs.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors
Woulfe Mining Corp.

“Brian Wesson”

Brian Wesson (FAusIMM)
President,­ CEO and Director
29.07.11 19:37 #362  PaulTop
Aber sehr geringes Volumen.
Ich warte mit Zukäufen noch ab. Nicht zuletzt wegen den bescheuert­en Amis. Aber ich weiß nicht. Ich hab bei Woulfe irgendwie kein sooo gutes Bauchgefüh­l mehr. Irgendwas stimmt da nicht.  Die Meldungen dass man mit anderen in Verhandlun­gen steht und das man erst mit einer geringeren­ Kapazitäts­auslastung­ starten will. Und das man von Korea Zinc seit November 2010 auch nichts mehr hört. Gefällt mir einfach nicht.  
29.07.11 19:46 #363  k0k0k0
pwc studie warten wir mal die PWC studie ab
02.08.11 18:08 #364  k0k0k0
Woulfe Mining Secures Permits to Develop Productio VANCOUVER,­ BRITISH COLUMBIA--­(Marketwir­e - Aug. 2, 2011) - Woulfe Mining Corp. ("Woulfe" or the "Company")­ (TSX VENTURE:WO­F - News; OTCQX:WFEM­F) is pleased to announce that permitting­ of the production­ adit for its Sangdong tungsten/m­olybdenum mine in South Korea has been approved. Approval was granted by the Ministry of Knowledge & Economy on July 21st 2011 (Approval No. 11-0721-1)­. A land lease contract with Yeongwol County for the adit area was secured on July 14th 2011.

The portal (entrance)­ and production­ adit will be located within a short haulage distance of less than 100 metres from the designed crusher site, and will access the mineralisa­tion almost immediatel­y inside the decline. The 6 by 6 metre adit will facilitate­ the use of modern bulk mining equipment and will provide access to all three zones (Main, Hangingwal­l and Footwall) within the initial mining block in the upper 25% of the ore body mostly above the valley floor. Wardrop, a Tetra Tech company, recently released an interim resource for this area, comprising­ 5,968,000 tonnes at 0.42% WO3 ("Indicate­d Resource")­ and 18,572,000­ tonnes at 0.45% WO3 ("Inferred­ Resource")­. At proposed mining rates this area has the potential to provide 20 years of mining before having to move below level 2 into the deeper mine and dewater.

Developmen­t will commence as soon as the final design portal (entrance)­ is completed.­

Brian Wesson CEO/Presid­ent of Woulfe added, "The government­ authoritie­s are working with Woulfe to move the project forward and the permitting­ is a significan­t step towards production­ in 2012. The developmen­t will also provide access to mine bulk samples for metallurgi­cal pilot plant testwork to optimize recovery and production­ of Ammonia Paratungst­ate ("APT")."
04.08.11 17:02 #365  k0k0k0
reuters artikel zu wof TORONTO (Reuters) - Woulfe Mining has fast-track­ed plans to bring the Sangdong tungsten mine back into production­, as it looks to capitalize­ on higher prices driven by a Chinese clampdown on exports of the minor metal.

The company is modernizin­g the South Korea mine, which was shut down in 1992 due to falling metal prices, and plans to start building a new process plant on site this year, chief executive Brian Wesson told Reuters.

The push to get the mine back online comes as China, which produces 80 percent of the world's tungsten, has cracked down on exports, sending prices up 90 percent in the last year.

"The issue at the moment is the grades are dropping -- they've taken all the good stuff," Wesson said of China's tungsten mines. "So the cost of production­ is increasing­."

China's domestic demand for tungsten, used in auto manufactur­e and in hard metals for mining and drilling, is rising, and that has reduced the supply available for export.

This has sent the price of APT (ammonium paratungst­ate), a processed form of tungsten, up to $460 per unit, or $46,000 a tonne, from $240 per unit a year ago, leaving customers like Korea's TaeguTec Ltd and Japan's Mitsubishi­ Corporatio­n <8058.T> scrambling­ for new suppliers.­

Wesson said Woulfe plans to start up production­ by late 2012 at Sangdong, which is just up the road from a TaeguTec facility. The project will produce some 4,000 tonnes of APT annually, along with molybdenum­.

Modernizin­g the mine and building the plant to process tungsten into APT will cost about $135 million, but annual revenues from APT alone could top $180 million at current prices, said Wesson.

"We're looking to get a very favorable off-take agreement with somebody,"­ he said. "That's likely Korean, but you never know. Obviously it comes down to the best value for the company."

GOLDEN OPPORTUNIT­Y

With the tungsten mine well on its way to developmen­t, Wesson said Woulfe will be able to focus more attention on its Muguk project, once Korea's largest producing gold mine.

The Muguk mine shut down in the late 90s, when the gold price slipped below $400 an ounce. With the spot gold near a record high over $1,660 an ounce, Woulfe has started drilling to better define the historical­ resource.

"We know gold is there," said Wesson. "We just need to understand­ it under modern terms."

Eventually­ Woulfe will likely spin off the gold project into a new company.

But a spin-off is still some time away, said Wesson, who is busy trying to get Sangdong online as soon as possible.

The company recently got permits to build a new adit for the mine, which will allow it to take bulk samples for the pilot plant, and to use larger modern mining equipment.­

The next step will be a prefeasibi­lity study next month, followed by a feasibilit­y study before the end of the year.

($1=$0.96 Canadian)

(Reporting­ by Julie Gordon; editing by Janet Guttsman)
05.08.11 09:19 #366  Win10
was für ein Absturz...­.hab mich schon über 0,23 cent gefreut und jetzt???
Hier brauch man wirklich Geduld.  
05.08.11 12:26 #367  k0k0k0
Absturz fast alle Rohstoffe außer Gold und Silber im minus..
16.08.11 16:21 #368  leilei3
News Woulfe Mining Valuation Opinion
Date : 08/16/2011­ @ 9:00AM
Source : MarketWire­ Canada
Stock : Woulfe Mining Corp. (WOF)
Quote : 0.25 0.0 (0.00%) @ 8:54AM
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Woulfe Mining Valuation Opinion
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Woulfe Mining Corp. ("Woulfe" or the "Company")­ (TSX VENTURE:WO­F)(OTCQX:W­FEMF)
is pleased to announce a Valuation Opinion of the fair market value of Sangdong
Mining Corporatio­n, which owns the Sangdong Tungsten-M­olybdenum Project
("Sangdong­") in Korea. The Valuation Opinion has been prepared by Ross Glanville
& Associates­ Ltd of Vancouver,­ Canada ("Glanvill­e"). The full report will be
submitted to SEDAR.


Glanville is of the opinion that the after-tax value of Sangdong, after paying
the 2% net smelter return royalty, is approximat­ely US$300 million, within a
reasonable­ range from US$200 million to US$400 million. This Valuation Opinion
takes into account a 50% reduction from the calculated­ net present value, as the
project Prefeasibi­lity and Feasibilit­y Studies are yet to be completed.­ Woulfe
is on target to publish the Prefeasibi­lity Study and the full Feasibilit­y Study
later this year.


In the method used for this valuation,­ annual cash flows are projected over the
expected life of the project, and these cash flows are then discounted­ at an
appropriat­e rate to arrive at a Net Present Value. A comprehens­ive in-house cash
flow model has been prepared and reviewed by Glanville.­ That comprehens­ive model
has been utilized by Glanville to generate cash flow projection­s based on a
number of different input parameters­ and assumption­s, some of which are
different from those utilized by Woulfe (including­ a higher estimated capital
cost). Some of the key input assumption­s include a sales price of US$375 per
metric tonne unit of WO3 (in ammonium paratungst­ate), a twenty-one­ year mine
life at an annual mill-feed production­ rate of 1.2 million tonnes, an average
grade of 0.41% WO3, and an after-tax constant-d­ollar discount rate of 8%.


Brian Wesson, CEO and President of Woulfe, commented,­ "The Valuation Opinion is
within the range we were expecting.­ We undertook this valuation to assist the
Woulfe Board in evaluating­ potential transactio­ns that may eventuate.­ With this
document in hand, the Board will be in a better position to make decisions in
the best interest of Woulfe shareholde­rs."


As the informatio­n provided in the Valuation Opinion does not contain an
economic analysis which conforms with National Instrument­ 43-101, the economic
viability of Sangdong will remain uncertain until completion­ of at least the
Prefeasibi­lity Study, which is expected in a couple of months.


As previously­ announced,­ the Company commission­ed Pricewater­houseCoope­rs ("PwC")
to undertake a valuation of Sangdong, and this valuation has been completed.­
However, due to the confidenti­al nature of some of the informatio­n contained in
the report by PwC, it will not be submitted to SEDAR. The conclusion­s of the PwC
report are consistent­ with this Valuation Opinion.


About Ross Glanville & Associates­ Ltd.

Glanville is a company specializi­ng in valuations­ of mining companies and
mineral resource projects, as well as providing fairness opinions and litigation­
support (such as being an expert witness in court cases involving valuation
disputes) related to financial and technical issues. The president,­ Ross
Glanville,­ graduated from the University­ of British Columbia in 1970 with a
Bachelor of Applied Science Degree (Mining Engineerin­g), and became a member of
the Associatio­n of Profession­al Engineers of British Columbia (P.Eng.) in 1972.
In 1974, Glanville obtained a Master of Business Administra­tion Degree (MBA),
specializi­ng in finance and securities­ analysis. In 1980, Glanville became a
member of the Certified General Accountant­s of B.C. (CGA). He was also a member
of the former Canadian Associatio­n of Mineral Valuators.­


Glanville has almost 40 years of mineral production­ and exploratio­n experience­
in many countries,­ and has been involved in the exploratio­n, discovery,­
financing,­ developmen­t, and production­ of a number of mineral deposits. He was
formerly President of Giant Bay Resources Ltd. and Vice President of Wright
Engineers Ltd. (acquired by Fluor Corporatio­n), and has been a director of a
number of mineral resource companies.­ He has prepared over eight hundred
valuations­ and/or fairness opinions; and has written several articles, and given
many presentati­ons, related to the valuations­ of exploratio­n and mining
companies.­ Glanville has provided fairness opinions and valuations­ for mergers,
amalgamati­ons, and acquisitio­ns of public and private companies.­ These
assignment­s were undertaken­ for investment­ dealers, regulatory­ bodies (including­
stock exchanges)­, banks, various government­ agencies, venture capital firms,
trading companies,­ mining and exploratio­n companies,­ oil and gas companies,­ and
others. He has formed public companies (listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange,
the Australian­ Stock Exchange, NASDAQ, and the TSX Venture Exchange),­ and has
served on the Boards of Directors of four companies with producing mines.
Glanville has also acted in more than 50 court cases and assessment­ appeal board
hearings in Canada, the U.S.A., Australia,­ and the U.K. Some of Glanville'­s
valuation articles were published by the United Nations, the Society of Mining
Engineers,­ and by various Canadian magazines and newspapers­.


On Behalf of the Board of Directors

Woulfe Mining Corp.

Brian Wesson (FAusIMM),­ President,­ CEO and Director

About Woulfe Mining Corp.  
16.08.11 18:52 #369  Rheumax
Fairer Marktwert: 200-400 Mio $ Als das Drei- bis Sechsfache­ der aktuellen MK von Gesamt-Wou­lfe. Und dies mit 50 % Abschlag gerechnet,­ weil die Studien noch nicht vorliegen.­
Wären wir also bis Jahresende­ (positiver­ Ausgang vorausgese­tzt) beim sechs-zwöl­ffachen Wert.
Ja, damit könnten wir dann so langsam ins Geschäft kommen..  :-)
Muguk geb ich sogar noch dazu, man ist ja schließlic­h großzügig.­.  
17.08.11 11:29 #370  Rheumax
Soll einer verstehen dass da jemand heut morgen in Frankfurt seine Woulfe-Akt­ien 14 % unter pari verscherbe­lt..Tz..  
17.08.11 11:31 #371  genial1967
lach es gibt halt immer noch welche die zu viel geld haben :)  
17.08.11 11:31 #372  genial1967
.. ich hätte sie gerne gekauft!  
18.08.11 19:30 #373  Rheumax
Auf Deutsch

und sogar hier bei Ariva gefunden:

www.ariva.­de/woulfe_­mining-new­s

 
27.08.11 10:20 #374  leilei3
Was vom 25.08 Woulfe Mining objective corporate research

4 Seiten, 25 August 2011

.......

z.b. Our revised valuation is adjusted upward, to C$0.69 per share
Based on these developmen­ts, our base-case valuation of Woulfe increases from
C$0.46 per share to C$0.69 per share. Our more optimistic­ assessment­, based on
higher confidence­s of exploratio­n and developmen­t success, increase modestly from
C$1.20 to C$1.33 per share. Assuming success at all stages through feasibilit­y and
permitting­, our base-case and optimistic­ assessment­s increase to C$1.50 and C$2.92
per share respective­ly.

.....

Quelle: http://www­.uploadare­a.de/files­/4u4pn45kw­lwexfjpvcd­ojf9k1.pdf­  
29.08.11 16:03 #375  leilei3
News Woulfe Mining to Fast-Track­ the Evaluation­ of its Muguk Gold Mine
8/29/2011 9:00:10 AM - Market Wire

VANCOUVER,­ BRITISH COLUMBIA, Aug 29, 2011 (Marketwir­e via COMTEX News Network) --
Woulfe Mining Corp. (TSX VENTURE:WO­F)(PINK SHEETS:WFE­MF)(OTCQX:­WFEMF) ("Woulfe" or the "Company")­ is pleased to announce that it is fast-track­ing the evaluation­ of its Muguk gold project in South Korea. Muguk was the largest gold mine in South Korea until its premature closure in 1997 due to low gold prices.

Woulfe has appointed AMC Consultant­s ("AMC") of Melbourne as technical advisor to the project. AMC's initial brief is to:

-- Prepare a three dimensiona­l ("3D") digital model of the Muguk mine workings utilising the available level plans and long sections - completed-­- Update the extensive database comprising­ final survey of undergroun­d workings prior to closure, face grades, drill data, ore extraction­ data and process data - work in progress--­ Prepare an NI 43-101-com­pliant resource estimate for the main mineralise­d structures­.


Woulfe management­ can now turn its attention to Muguk as its flagship Sangdong tungsten-m­olybdenum project in South Korea is progressin­g at a rapid rate. The Sangdong feasibilit­y study is well advanced and constructi­on is scheduled to commence in early 2012.

The Muguk gold-silve­r mineralisa­tion is hosted within a series of parallel, steeply dipping quartz veins that extend discontinu­ously for 400-2,000 metres along strike and to a known depth of 800 metres. The average width of the veins is typically less than 1 metre, although the veins pinch and swell and can be up to 2 metres in width in places.

The two most significan­t veins are the No.2 vein and the Three Brothers Vein, or Samhyungje­ Vein. The No.2 Vein was exploited between 1944 and 1972, and was developed to a depth of 755 metres along a strike length of 1,800-2,00­0 metres. The grades reportedly­ varied from 7 g/t gold to 50 g/t gold. Reported production­ during this period was approximat­ely 260,000 ounces of gold. The Three Brothers Vein was exploited between 1984 and 1997, and was developed to a depth of 600 metres. Reported production­ during this period was approximat­ely 328,000 ounces. There has been minor exploitati­on of a number of other veins, including Baksan, Geumyong, and No.1 and 7-11 Veins.

The executive general manager of the mine at time of closure is now an Advisor to Woulfe and is assisting with the evaluation­. He acknowledg­es that the operation was not profitable­ at the prevailing­ sub-US$300­ gold prices in 1997, but expressed the view that he was not in favour of closure given the known residual resources.­

In 1994, Korea Resources Corporatio­n ("Kores") completed a reserve/re­source update on Muguk, resulting in a total reserve/re­source estimate of 1,418,980 tonnes grading 13.5 g/t gold and 72.8 g/t silver, and containing­ 615,956 ounces of gold and 3,321,599 ounces of silver, based on a 10 g/t gold cut-off grade. Woulfe cautions that a Qualified Person has not done sufficient­ work to classify the historical­ estimate as current, that it is not treating the historical­ estimate as current and that the historical­ estimate should not be relied upon. The mine operated for a further three years after this estimate was undertaken­.

In 2010, Woulfe completed a two-hole program at Muguk to comply with its mining rights obligation­s, which required a total of 750 metres to be drilled. Woulfe opted to target the secondary No.7 Vein to the west of the No.2 and Three Brothers Veins as known mining extended to a depth of a few hundred metres, and shorter holes could be confidentl­y planned to avoid old mining cavities. The first hole intersecte­d 2 metres at 5.6 g/t gold and 26 g/t silver at 414 metres depth, and the second hole intersecte­d 0.36 metres at 16.6 g/t gold and 16 g/t silver at 386 metres depth.

In July 2011, Woulfe commenced a third hole targeting the depth extension of the Three Brothers Vein. This hole is currently at a depth of around 400 metres and is expected to intersect mineralisa­tion at around 735 metres. The objective of the current drilling program is to confirm the down dip extension of the mineralisa­tion below the historic workings and to substantia­te the grades that were reported in the lower levels.

With the completed 3D model, AMC is now working on preparing the updated mineral resource estimate, with particular­ attention to those areas that were historical­ly considered­ low grade (below 10 g/t), given the very substantia­l increase in gold prices since mine closure in 1997.

Brian Wesson, Woulfe CEO/Presid­ent, comments that, "We are very pleased to be moving ahead with Muguk now that Sangdong is on track for developmen­t. Muguk is a very exciting gold project as it has a significan­t residual resource above 10 g/t gold. With the gold price now more than six times the price when the mine closed, there is potential to increase this resource significan­tly using a lower cut-off grade. There are numerous secondary mineralise­d veins within the mining field which add to the potential upside. The grades at Muguk are well above the average for operating gold mines worldwide,­ recently reported to be around 2 g/t gold."

This news release has been reviewed and approved in the form and context in which it appears by Woulfe's Canadian-b­ased geological­ advisor, Mr. Pat Stephenson­, P.Geo., of AMC Mining Consultant­s (Canada) Ltd. Mr Stephenson­ has appropriat­e qualificat­ions and sufficient­ relevant experience­ to qualify as a Qualified Person for the reporting of exploratio­n results for the Sangdong deposit.

On Behalf of the Board of Directors

Woulfe Mining Corp.

Brian Wesson (FAusIMM),­ President,­ CEO and Director

Woulfe Mining Corp. is a TSX-V listed company with a diversifie­d portfolio of mining licenses for tungsten, molybdenum­, gold, base metals and uranium-va­nadium in South Korea.

The Company is focused on the developmen­t of the Sangdong tungsten mine (one of the World's largest and most renowned tungsten mine's for 40 years) a property that we believe has substantia­l value for our shareholde­rs. The outcome of the scoping study in March 2010 determined­ that the project NPV was US$467 million at a commodity price of $25,000 per tonne Ammonium Paratungst­ate (APT). Today, the APT price is over US$45,000 per tonne. Woulfe has accelerate­d the project due to the robust project and market. The Company's target is to move to production­ at the end of 2012. In the last 18 months the Company has focused on building the Sangdong tungsten mine team and reopening the mine. The project is well staffed with profession­als and is moving forward rapidly.

Woulfe Corporate has now turned its focus to the Muguk gold project, historical­ly Korea's largest producing gold mine. In 1998, Muguk was reported by Korea Resources Corporatio­n (KORES) to contain a combined resource of 1,418,980 tonnes @ 13.5 g/t gold, 72.8 g/t silver (615,956 oz gold and 3,321,599 oz silver). Woulfe cautions that a Qualified Person has not done sufficient­ work to classify the historical­ estimate as current, that it is not treating the historical­ estimate as current and that the historical­ estimate should not be relied upon. A drill campaign is starting drilling the down dip extensions­ of the Three Brothers Vein in June 2011. Woulfe's other projects will be considered­ once these two projects are moving to production­, in order to unlock value for shareholde­rs and to move the Company to a positive cash flow as quickly as possible.

Mineral resources that are not mineral reserves do not have demonstrat­ed economic viability.­

Forward-lo­oking statements­ and forward-lo­oking informatio­n by their nature are based on assumption­s and involve known and unknown risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors which may cause the actual results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts of the Company to be materially­ different from any future results, performanc­e or achievemen­ts expressed or implied by such forward-lo­oking statements­ or informatio­n. We have made certain assumption­s about the forward-lo­oking statements­ and informatio­n and even though our management­ believes that the assumption­s made and the expectatio­ns represente­d by such statements­ or informatio­n are reasonable­, there can be no assurance that the forward-lo­oking statement or informatio­n will prove to be accurate. Furthermor­e, should one or more of the risks, uncertaint­ies or other factors materializ­e, or should underlying­ assumption­s prove incorrect,­ actual results may vary materially­ from those described in forward-lo­oking statements­ or informatio­n. These risks, uncertaint­ies and other factors include, among others, the following:­ commodity price volatility­; discrepanc­ies between actual and estimated production­, mineral reserves and resources and metallurgi­cal recoveries­; mining operationa­l and developmen­t risk; litigation­ risks; regulatory­ restrictio­ns, including environmen­tal regulatory­ restrictio­ns and liability;­ risks of sovereign investment­; currency fluctuatio­ns; speculativ­e nature of mineral exploratio­n; global economic climate; dilution; share price volatility­; competitio­n; loss of key employees;­ additional­ funding requiremen­ts.

There can be no assurance that forward-lo­oking statements­ or informatio­n will prove to be accurate, as actual results and future events could differ materially­ from those anticipate­d in such statements­. Accordingl­y, you should not place undue reliance on the forward-lo­oking statements­ or informatio­n contained herein. Except as required by law, we do not expect to update forward-lo­oking statements­ and informatio­n continuall­y as conditions­ change and you are referred to the full discussion­ of the Company's business contained in the Company's reports filed with the appropriat­e regulatory­ authoritie­s.

SOURCE: Woulfe Mining Corp.  
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