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Sparton Resources Inc V.SRI

Alternate Symbol(s):  SPNRF

Sparton Resources Inc. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company is focused on exploring gold projects near producing mines on or near the major gold producing trends in northeastern Ontario and northern Quebec, where it holds interests in three exploration prospects. The Bruell Property, which hosts a new gold discovery. The Oakes and Pense Properties, near Matachewan and Englehart, in Ontario, are in close proximity to Alamos Gold’s producing Young Davidson Mine and the Kirkland Lake gold producing area. The Bruell Property is located in Vauquelin Township, Quebec. The Oakes Gold Property is located in the Matachewan gold mining area of northern Ontario. The Company controls about 32 mining claims and three mining leases in the Matachewan Gold Area. The Pense Property is located in Pense Township, Ontario. The claims are located near the Quebec provincial border, approximately 25 kilometers east of Englehart, Ontario, in the Larder Lake Mining Division.


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Comment by siboon Jun 05, 2007 11:20am
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RE: This board is full of

RE: This board is full of>>>SRI is just a uranium recovery company, which we don't know whether its technologies are good or not, yet. It is NOT a uranium resource company.<<< I think you're missing the obvious. The recovery technology has been in use for some time. Sparton's insight was in applying it to radioactive coal-ash. The challenge now is a business one. Can Sparton quickly develop and market the process throughout China and Europe? The answer is likely yes.
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