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Japan Gold Corp V.JG

Alternate Symbol(s):  JGLDF

Japan Gold Corp. is a Canadian mineral exploration company focused on gold exploration in Japan. The Company holds a significant portfolio of tenements covering areas with known gold occurrences, history of mining and prospective for high-grade epithermal gold mineralization. It has an alliance with Barrick Gold Corporation to jointly explore, develop and mine certain gold mineral properties and mining projects with the potential to host tier i or tier II gold ore bodies in Japan. It is focused solely on gold exploration across the three largest islands of Japan: Hokkaido, Honshu, and Kyushu. The Company holds a portfolio of 35 projects across the three main islands of Japan, for a total of 303,923 hectares. Its projects include Aibetsu Project, Bajo Project, Buho Project, Ebino Project, Gumyo Project, Ikutahara Project, Kamitsue Project, Mizobe Project, Ohra-Takamine Project, Onoyama Project, Tobaru Project, Tobaru-Fuke Project, Togi Project, and Usa Project, among others.


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Comment by Terrebonneon Jun 05, 2017 7:09pm
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RE:RE:Double dipping?

RE:RE:Double dipping?Sawadee krup, tsrimuang. No, it's not illegal in Canada as long as the parties dot their "i's" and cross their "t's", and conduct related party transactions at fair value. Unfortunately, Canada's securities regulations are somewhat deficient when it comes to defining important terms such as "related party", "independent director", "fair value", and so forth. Sadly, it's always possible for a less scrupulous company to find an "expert" to provide the "fairness opinion" that they want. I'm not saying that this is the case here, but you should do your own research. For example, check out management's track record of successes and failures. All I can say is: Caveat emptor.
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