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Cascadero Copper Corp V.CCD

Alternate Symbol(s):  CCEDF

Cascadero Copper Corporation is engaged in the business of acquiring, exploring and developing mineral properties located primarily in Argentina. The Company holds an interest in 27 mineral properties in the northern area of the Argentine Puna (primarily in the Province of Salta). The Company’s properties include Amarillo, Amarillo Norte, El Oculto Group, Incamayo Norte, Ochaqui Silver, Santa Rosa Group, Taca Taca Group, Taron Group and Viejo Campo. The Amarillo Norte property includes a sedimentary-hosted cesium and silver deposit. The El Oculto group comprises the El Oculto, Centauro, Cerro Lari I and Cerro Lari II properties. The Incamayo Norte property is located approximately 100 kilometers (km) west of the city of Salta, in the Sierra de Cachi portion of the Nevados de Palermo Mountain Range. The Ochaqui property is located at the eastern edge of the Argentine Puna, about 100 km west of Salta city and roughly 10 km south of the Incamayo property.


TSXV:CCD - Post by User

Comment by Antitheticalon Aug 08, 2020 5:28am
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RE:An Insurance Agent Leading A Mining Company #5

RE:An Insurance Agent Leading A Mining Company #5Wow, T4C seems to be inside the tent looking out rather than out looking in. You seem very well informed.

Surely Gale/Causey have some questions to answer. If CCD was technically (or actually?) bankrupt in recent months then if they received an offer for the company and turned it down then surely that is a breach of fiduciary duty and moreover of corporate law? Playing the baffled old buffer is not an excuse in a court of law.

On Eccleston, I tried googling him and Caesium and found no mention of Sweden but I did get 78,000 hits on Google. Seems he knows his stuff or people think he does!
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