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Golden Tag Resources Ord Shs V.GOG


Primary Symbol: GTAGF

Silver Storm Mining Ltd., formerly Golden Tag Resources Ltd., is a Canada-based mineral resource exploration company. The Company is focused on advanced stage silver projects located in Durango, Mexico. The Company’s project portfolio includes La Parrilla and San Diego Property. The La Parrilla project is located in Durango State, Mexico, approximately 76 kilometers southeast of Durango's capital and comprises 41 contiguous mining concessions in good standing, covering 69,478 hectares (ha). La Parrilla hosts five underground mines surrounding the mill, including Rosarios, La Rosa, San Jose, Quebradillas and San Marcos, and the Quebradillas open pit. The San Diego Property, which covers 92 ha, is located 75 km southwest of the city of Torreon, four km east-northeast (ENE) of the Company’s San Juana Mine and 13 km NE of Penoles’ Santa Maria Mine in north-east (NE) Durango State, Mexico.


OTCQB:GTAGF - Post by User

Post by 99921on Nov 16, 2007 6:31pm
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ECU/GOG

ECU/GOGThe arrangement between them was announced Nov. 2/07 and explained that ECU was farming out to GOG so that work on San Diego could be accelerated rather than waiting in line for ECU to finance it. GOG pays $1.5 million within three years to earn 50% of ECU's interest in the property. My understanding has always been that ECU's statement about having mining rights and being able to buy the whole property within a given time related to an arrangement between ECU and some third party, whether another company or a government agency but that that had nothing to do with the deal between ECU and GOG. It would be highly unusual for GOG to spend the money to prove up the property and then give ECU some written opportunity to buy back the farmed out interest if things turned out well. And, of course, if they didn't turn out well ECU wouldn't exercise and GOG would be stuck with the bills and little to show for their expenditure.
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