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Maritime Resources Corp V.MAE

Alternate Symbol(s):  MRTMF

Maritime Resources Corp. is a Canada-based gold exploration and development company. The Company is focused on advancing the Hammerdown Gold Project in the Baie Verte District of Newfoundland and Labrador, a top tier global mining jurisdiction. The Company holds a 100% interest directly and subject to option agreements entitling it to earn 100% ownership in the Green Bay Property, which includes the former Hammerdown gold mine and the Orion gold project. It also controls over 439 square kilometers (km2) of exploration land including the Green Bay, Whisker Valley, Gull Ridge and Point Rousse projects. Mineral processing assets owned by the Company in the Baie Verte mining district include the Pine Cove mill and the Nugget Pond gold circuit. The Point Rousse Project covers an area of approximately 54 km2. The Company also owns the Lac Pelletier gold project in Rouyn Noranda, Quebec. Its wholly owned subsidiary is 2823988 Ontario Corp.


TSXV:MAE - Post by User

Comment by shiftyoneon Feb 21, 2024 3:49pm
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RE:The Penny sellers

RE:The Penny sellers I agree a consolidation would in the long term be beneficial if the company actual does go forward.  Because the day traders can easily kill any momentum when they can make 10% on a half cent price differential.

I'd wouldn't mind even a 10 for 1 to get this to a price where people will look at it more seriously.
Historically, consolidations have not been favourable to shareholders.  When a company is falling it tends to not do well.  If the company is a rising star it is not so detrimential.

ps.  don't forget they just sold $750 000 worth of gold.  Otherwise their working capital would be lower.
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