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Malaga Inc MLGAF

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.


GREY:MLGAF - Post by User

Comment by velkyon Oct 22, 2013 11:45am
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RE:RE:Proposal To Creditors of Malaga Inc.

RE:RE:Proposal To Creditors of Malaga Inc.


There would be no point to incurring the expense of listing on the TSX again.  Shareholders cannot get anything until the creditors are made whole, which is supposed to take a miniumum of 3 years in this case.


From the proposal there would be about $532,000 for shareholders in 3 years.  Plus the payment of a permanent royalty.  Let's say it's 2% on annual tungsten sales of $20 million (2011 figure).  That would be $400,000 / year or $0.002 per share every year which is optimistic.

It also states these payments will be guaranteed by certain subsidiary assets and bear interest at 8% so there should be some money for shareholders some day but not much.  Don't hold your breath.

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