Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
2 May 2008other● Neutral
ANZ's schedule corrects Hawk's issued shares to include a further 7,906,250 unquoted shares (total 33,637,501), cutting ANZ's 3,128,253-share interest from 12.157% to 9.3%. The holding itself is unchanged; this is a recount, not a sale.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update keeps Hawk (HFC) at 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 30 April 2008. Administrative notice; nothing specific to Hawk's projects.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update shows Hawk (HFC) unchanged at 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 29 April 2008. Administrative notice with no Hawk project news.
Hawk advises 2,625,000 shares and 5,250,000 unlisted options will be released from escrow on 14 May 2008. This is the previously noted escrow expiry; more shares become freely tradable.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update shows Hawk (HFC) unchanged at 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 28 April 2008. Administrative notice, not a Hawk announcement; nothing new on its projects.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update shows Hawk (HFC) unchanged at 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 24 April 2008. Administrative notice with nothing specific to Hawk's projects.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update shows Hawk (HFC) unchanged at 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 16 April 2008. Administrative notice with no Hawk operational content.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update still shows Hawk (HFC) at 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 15 April 2008, unchanged. It is not a Hawk announcement and says nothing new about its projects.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update keeps Hawk (HFC) at 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 14 April 2008, with ANZ's Disposal Programme continuing in other companies. No Hawk news.
ANZ states its interests in the companies on the 11 April schedule were unchanged at close on 11 April 2008, and corrects Citadel Resources share counts. Administrative; nothing specific to Hawk.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update shows its Hawk (HFC) interest still 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 10 April 2008, while ANZ sold down other companies. Nothing new for Hawk.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update again shows its Hawk (HFC) interest unchanged at 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 9 April 2008. No Hawk operational news.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime update shows its interest in Hawk (HFC) unchanged at 3,128,253 shares (12.157%) at close on 8 April 2008. Nothing new for Hawk itself.
ANZ's daily Opes Prime securities-lending notice lists Hawk Resources (HFC) with an interest in 3,128,253 shares, 12.157% of 25,731,251 issued, at close on 7 April 2008. These are shares ANZ holds under lending agreements, not a Hawk announcement.
ANZ notice about shares held via Opes Prime securities lending, listing companies where it holds 5% or more. The visible text does not show Hawk or its holding; this is a generic notice.
Stage two soil sampling defined the Wilks Creek tungsten anomaly at about 1.9 km long and 100 m wide. Hawk is seeking approvals for a 12-hole, 1,200 m diamond drilling program to test it.
Half-year report to 31 December 2007 restates the four-project portfolio and Wilks Creek progress. Financial figures are not visible in the provided text.
Due diligence on Callie Soak is complete and the formal agreement signed, giving Hawk an 80% interest for $20,000 plus $40,000 of shares. This completes the October deal. Past drilling includes 3.0m at 1.77% WO3.
Stage one soil sampling extended the Wilks Creek tungsten soil anomaly to at least 1.8 km, still open to the north, with a peak of 340ppm. Metallurgical studies are planned for early 2008.
17 Dec 2007asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Hawk bought 100% of coal permit EPC 1070 (Mount McDonald North) in Queensland's Bowen Basin for $75,000: $20,000 cash plus 137,500 shares at $0.40. This is its first coal asset, alongside its tungsten projects.
Over 150 new soil samples collected at Wilks Creek in November, covering more than two kilometres of potential strike length. Samples are at the laboratory, and a second sampling stage follows the results.
Hawk applied for a 79 sq km licence (EL5115, Keppel Creek) northwest of Wilks Creek. Orientation sampling peaked at 690ppm tungsten near the old mine, and systematic soil sampling has begun to plan drilling.
3 Oct 2007asset acquisition disposition▲ GoodMajor
Hawk signed a Heads of Agreement to acquire 80% of the Callie Soak tungsten prospect near Cue, WA, for $20,000 cash plus $40,000 of shares, subject to due diligence. The 20% holder is free carried to a feasibility study.
Hawk started ground work at its Wilks Creek tungsten tenement (EL4944) in Victoria with orientation and initial stream and soil sampling. Larger systematic sampling is planned for October; results expected in October.
Notice of an audio interview with Executive Chairman Harry Hill on the company's plans and exploration programs. No new facts in the announcement itself.
Hawk Resources confirms to ASX that 5,281,250 shares and 8,350,000 options are escrowed for 24 months from quotation, plus 2,625,000 shares and 5,250,000 options until 14 May 2008. Listing admission formality.
Company constitution filed for Lonhro Holdings Limited (the company's earlier identity, inference from the document title). Governing rules document covering directors, powers and meetings; no operational or financial news.