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Malaga Inc MLGAF

Metals & Mining Industrial Metals & Minerals
Malaga Inc. is a mining company. The company, through its subsidiaries operates tungsten mine and gold plant with mining and exploration activities focused in Peru. The operations, exploration and development activities on the Pasto Bueno Property are located in the Ancash Department, Central Peru. The company also owns and operates in a hydroelectric asset. The company owns 100% of the property, including all surface rights. The company processes the ore from its own mine.


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Comment by Cadenon Aug 09, 2007 6:11pm
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bmcrystal??

bmcrystal??Questions for you, just curious as to why you think it would be a 1 for 7.5 of the new company as to 7.5 shares for one share of the new company. That would mean that the new comany would have a float of 855 million shares???? I Don't see them opening a new company with that many shares. Maybe 15-20 million shares (which would make the spin off for every 7.5 MLG shares for one of the new company? Just a thought.
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