Glen Eagle Resources Inc. (Montreal, Quebec, May 17, 2017; TSX-V: GER) is pleased to announce that Cobra Oro, a wholly owned Honduran subsidiary of Glen Eagle, has acquired “La Cobra,” known locally as one of the best mining concessions in Honduras. The property is located near the Pan-American highway and lies approximately 45 minutes from its milling facility. The “La Cobra” Mine was also the largest operational underground mine in Honduras for the greater part of the last century.
The concession was assigned by the Ministry of Mines at no cost to Glen Eagle through standard legal procedures as well as on the fact that Cobra Oro was the only company among eleven applicants to have a fully permitted gold processing plant in the area.
Cobra Oro will prepare an NI 43-101 Technical Report in early June, 2017 using historical data based on surface and underground sampling records which will establish the foundation of an upcoming drill program for the La Cobra concession.
For the latest pictures at the Cobra Oro gold mill, please visit www.gleneagleresources.com Cobra Oro has increased to 34 the number of employees working 24/7 at its gold processing plant in southern Honduras, an area known for being friendly to mining and providing a safe environment.
Jean Labrecque, President
Glen Eagle Resources Inc
Complexe du Canal Lachine, Suite 308
4710 St-Antoine Street
Tel : 514-808- 9807
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