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Penbar Capital Ltd V.PEM


Primary Symbol: V.PEM.P

Penbar Capital Ltd. is a Canada-based capital pool company. The principal business of the Company is to identify and evaluate opportunities for the acquisition of an interest in assets or businesses and, once identified and evaluated, to negotiate an acquisition or participation by completing a qualifying transaction. The activities of the Company are initially limited to the efforts to identify and evaluate the acquisition of assets and business, which would represent a qualifying transaction for regulatory purposes. The Company has not commenced commercial operations and has no significant assets.


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Comment by ThaiDiamondon Jun 24, 2009 12:00am
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Post# 16093672

RE: Yamana eases on 2Moz Goal

RE: Yamana eases on 2Moz Goal
Where it reads that Yamana "eases on its 2 million ounces goal", note that the article is talking about annual production....not the threshold on which it would purchase a discovery from a junior minor.

Indeed, the three properties YRI sold to Aura Minerals were potential high cost operations. YRI is more concerned of its overall cost of production -- it's profitability and margins -- more than its absolute level of gold output. At the least in the short run.

One part on the article not highlighted in bright yellow was this:

"Now, three mines poorer, Yamana is focusing on organic growth - also apart of its vision statement - with numeric production goalsless confined by calendars."

Hmmm...organic growth doesn't bode well for Yamana buying into junior discoveries. That would be growth by acquision.

Some analysts -- like Jim Puplava in his Financial Sense show during his first hour of interview last weekend with David Morgan -- questioned the nature of this deal. It was noted that Yamana CEO Peter Marrone also owns a very significant 29 million Aura shares or almost 5% of the junior and is a member of Aura's board.

Puplava and Morgan were musing over whose interests Marrone was really advancing: YRI's shareholders or his own?

Aura's shares surged some 18% on the day the deal was announed. My guess is that Peter was OK with that.

The mining biz is nothing if not incestuous.

A couple years back, a company called Clearwater Mining Corportion (CMC) optioned off its Northern, Central and Southern Portions of its Idaho-based Orogrande Zone properties in separate agreements.

The optionee was Premium Exploration.

It's a good thing that the both companies share staff and have interweaving connections, eh?

CMC have an option to claw back up to 70% of its Northern Portion (i.e. Buffalo Gulch). Not such a great clause, if you think BG will eventually prove up a lot of gold there. PEM could be left with holding only 30% after doing all the grunt work.

Hmmm...I wonder who own CMC?

Unfortunately it's a private company, so they really don't have to disclose that...or do they?

Such info would certainly be on any real DD checklist. Perhaps Coffin can enlighten us all?






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