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Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd V.SXGC

Alternate Symbol(s):  MWSND

Southern Cross Gold Consolidated Ltd., formerly Mawson Gold Limited, is engaged in exploring for epizonal gold in the Victorian goldfields. The Company operates three exploration projects: Sunday Creek Project, Redcastle Project, and Mount Isa project. The Sunday Creek Project is a shallow orogenic (or epizonal) Fosterville-style deposit located approximately 60 kilometers (km) north of Melbourne and contained within 16,900 hectares (ha) of both granted exploration licenses and one granted retention license. It owns over 1,054.5 ha of freehold land on Sunday Creek that forms the key portion in and around the main drilled area at the project and the land immediately adjacent to the south. The Redcastle Project is located in central Victoria, approximately 120 km north of Melbourne, 45 km east of Bendigo and about 20 km northeast of Heathcote. The Company holds three granted exploration tenements southeast of Cloncurry totaling 387 square kilometers (km2) and a combined strike of 37 km.


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Comment by Zoolooon Dec 29, 2021 1:23am
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RE:Article on Southern Cross Gold spinoff

RE:Article on Southern Cross Gold spinoffGood article. Thanks for posting. I don't get this ASA listing for Australian investors. It seems a bit discriminatory to me. Will they follow up with a North American listing? I don't understand this. It smacks of screwing their North American investors to me. I once tried to buy shares on the ASA but the price for the transacton was prohibitive.
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