Copper gold deposit acquired

Beowulf Mining PLC 12 May 2005 BEOWULF MINING plc Beowulf Mining acquires undeveloped copper gold deposit in northern Sweden. The area has many signatures of an Olympic Dam type deposit. Beowulf Mining plc ('Beowulf') has been awarded two claims - Ballek 2 and 3, which cover 76 square kilometres in the Arjeplog County of northern Sweden, some 100 km's south west of Beowulf's Jokkmokk properties. The Ballek claims contain the copper gold Lulepotten deposit, which was drilled between 1960-71 by the Geological Survey of Sweden, who estimated the deposit contained 5.1 million tonnes of 0.73% copper, 0.25% gold and 7 grams per tonne of silver. This resource estimate is historical and does not conform to the Canadian NI 34-101 or Australian JORC resource definitions. The Lulepotten deposit is only one of several copper gold zones in the Ballek area. The zones contain sulphide mineralisation composed of chalcopyrite, bornite, chalcoite with abundant iron oxides. All the deposits overlie a gravity anomaly of almost the same magnitude and area as the Olympic Dam deposit in Australia. The area of the gravity anomaly is associated with cross cutting high magnetic anomalies. Maps of the claims are shown on www.beowulfmining.com Contact: Dr. Robert Young, Chairman Beowulf Mining plc Tel: +44-(0)1353 649 701 Gavin Burnell Ruegg & Co. Limited Tel: +44-(0)207 584 3663 Nick Bealer Phillip Securities (UK) Ltd Tel: +44-(0)207 426 5986 Gary Middleton St Swithin's Public Relations Tel +44 (0) 207 429 4391 This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange
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