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Spur Ventures Inc SPVEF

"Atlantic Gold Corp is engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and development of mineral properties. The company explores for gold. It holds interests in the Moose River Consolidated Project comprising the Touquoy and the Beaver Dam gold deposits; the Cochrane Hill gold deposit; and the Fifteen Mile Stream deposit. All the business activity is primarily functioned through the region of Canada."


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Comment by nilyabon Sep 28, 2011 7:25am
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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: winner

RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: winnerThe feeling I get is that Rob Rennie is very keen to increase shareholder value these days, since he has recently been given by far the largest number of new options (700,000 at
.37). He is or has just been with Xingfa in China, according to an email he sent me.

I know that the Chinese have a reputation for being dishonest, but Xingfa is a state corporation, and so international face saving is involved here, one that may affect deals done by the Chinese in Canada.

I agree that it's far too early to be pessimistic. And, there is always the chance that Xingfa may simply buy out the Chinese operations of Spur, which would leave Spur all in cash, probably around 60 cents per share, no longer identified as a "Chinese" venture.

Then, I guess, what we have to worry about is some "Vancouver boys" arranged merger that gets around TSX objectiions but still doesn't give shareholders what they deserve. Some people I communicate with are jsut as suspicious about that as they are about doing business with the Chinese.
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