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TVI Pacific Inc V.TVI

Alternate Symbol(s):  TVIPF

TVI Pacific Inc. is a Canadian resource company focused on mining projects in the Philippines. The Company holds a 30.66% interest in TVI Resource Development Phils., Inc. (TVIRD). TVIRD's assets include the wholly owned Balabag gold-silver mine and Siana gold mine (Siana). It also has in its portfolio of projects its 100%-owned Mapawa project (gold), a 60% indirect interest in the Mabilo project (a copper-gold-iron skarn deposit that offers potential for multi-metal products, namely copper, gold and silver, with by-products magnetite and pyrite), and a 60% interest in Agata Mining Ventures Inc. (nickel/iron DSO mine). Siana is located in Tubod, Surigao del Norte, approximately 35 kilometers from Surigao City and near to Lake Mainit. The Balabag Gold and Silver Mine, which spans a 4,779-hectare Mineral Production Sharing Agreement. The mine is situated within the municipalities of Bayog in Zamboanga del Sur and Diplahan and Kabasalan in Zamboanga Sibugay, Mindanao, Philippines.


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Comment by reyesingupon Apr 28, 2004 3:48pm
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RE: France and Germany Central Banks...

RE: France and Germany Central Banks...It looks like there will be a lot more gold sold in the future; Last March, 15 European central banks, including France and Germany, agreed that as of next September they would sell no more than 500 tons of gold each per year for the period from 2004 to 2009. more at https://www.busrep.co.za/index.php?ArticleId=375881
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