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Altai Resources Inc V.ATI

Alternate Symbol(s):  ARSEF

Altai Resources Inc. is a Canada-based resource company with a producing oil property in Alberta and an exploration gold property in Quebec. The Company has approximately 50% net working interest in an oil producing property in southern Alberta and 50% net working interest in a gold property in the Malartic Township, Quebec, which is at an early stage of development. The Company's properties are located in Canada. The Company has 50% working interest in approximately 240 acres of Alberta Crown leases in the Cessford area of southern Alberta. The 50%-owned Malartic gold property (named Blackcliff gold property by joint-venture partner and operator, Globex Mining Enterprises Inc.) consists of six map designated claims (CDC) totaling approximately 127.6 hectares (315 acres) in the Malartic Township, Val d’Or area, Quebec, approximately five kilometers (km) north-east of the town of Malartic and the Canadian Malartic mine which is Canada's largest gold mine.


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Comment by otcmoonboundon Feb 24, 2010 11:45am
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RE: ATI tested 1.3 MMCF on a vertical in 1988

RE: ATI tested 1.3 MMCF on a vertical in 1988Stateside,
Thanks for all the work you've done on this one.  A couple comments and questions for you.
1.  ATI looks like the cheapest of the bunch by far, even if you assume that only the deep acres are prospective.  My concern with ATI is that they don't seem particularly interested in doing anything with the acres.  On the one hand, it's a good strategy because it conserves cash and minimizes dilution.  But the lack of news has certainly contributed to the undervaluation.  How long before they begin to move and how do you think they take this forward?
2.  Any thoughts on CQM?  Seems like they have acreage right down the fairway and valuation is very cheap. 
3.  My biggest concern with all these quebec shale gas plays is the time to develop the resources.  There may be 40TCF of recoverable gas, but the vast majority of it will be developed >>10 years from now and the present value of that is close to zero.  Thoughts?
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