TNR Gold Corp V.TNR

Alternate Symbol(s): TRRXF

Metals & Mining Gold

TNR Gold Corp. is a Canada-based green energy metals royalty and gold company. The Company is engaged in the business of acquiring and owning royalties. It is also engaged in the business of acquiring and exploring its mineral properties located in the United States. Its projects include the Shotgun Gold Project, the Los Azules Copper-Gold Project, and Mariana Lithium Project. The Shotgun Gold Project is an advanced-stage exploration prospect in southwestern Alaska. The Shotgun Gold Project is located in southwestern Alaska approximately 150 kilometers (km) north of Dillingham and 190 km south of the Donlin Gold Project. The Los Azules Copper-Gold Project is located in San Juan, Argentina. The Mariana Lithium Project is located in Argentina. At its core, it provides a scope of exposure to gold, copper, silver and lithium through its holdings in Alaska and royalty holdings in Argentina. Its subsidiaries include 0828073 BC Ltd., Ameri Gold Corp., Bristol Exploration Co. Inc., and others.

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Post by RX4H1N1on Jun 04, 2012 9:16pm

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Donlin Creek - $6.7 Billion project OK'd

"We have a very encouraging news from NovaGold for all gold mining projects in Alaska. Company and its partner Barrick Gold moves ahead with the $6.7 billion development of Donlin Gold project. Both companies are shareholders in TNR Gold, with Nova Gold holding under 10% of the company - after Shotgun Gold project was consolidated 100% by TNR Gold last year.

TNR Gold's Shotgun Gold project with almost 1 million oz Gold (Historical NON 43-101) resource will bring investors and industry attention again now. The development of Donlin Gold will bring necessary infrastructure to the area making the development of other mining projects possible. The proposed natural gas pipeline is a game changer in the rising Oil prices environment and will provide the unique opportunity for reducing the development and production cost of the mines in the area."