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Cantex Mine Development Corp V.CD

Alternate Symbol(s):  CTXDF

Cantex Mine Development Corp. is a Canada-based exploration stage company. The Company's principal business activity is the acquisition and exploration of mineral properties for commercial mineral deposits. The Company’s primary project is located approximately 100 kilometers northeast of Mayo, Yukon Territory, Canada. The Company has approximately 1,075 claims covering over 21,500 hectares in the Yukon. The Company has a 100% interest in four groups of gold exploration claims comprising of approximately 86 claims. The Company has two projects in Yemen: Al Hariqah (Gold) and Al Masna (Nickel, Copper, Cobalt). The Company owns 60% interest in the Al Hariqah (Gold) project. The Al Hariqah is a gold deposit is located approximately 130 kilometers (km) northwest of Sana'a Yemen. The Al Masna'a nickel, copper, cobalt project is located in the Saadah region approximately 205 km north-northwest of the capital city, Sana'a, and 25 km south of the border with Saudi Arabia.


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Comment by jayco2on Jul 17, 2009 12:26am
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RE: RE: Vale and Sudbury

RE: RE: Vale and SudburyVale doesn't need the money and less production will result in a shortage of product, then price increase, then work starts where production costs are lowest, then Vale makes money. It is up the the workers in Sudbury if they want to be in the game or not. And nobody is going to bail these workers/companies out like they were big banks, auto companies or auto workers.   It will be a long strike until nickel prices return to a profitable level.
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