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.Kilimanjaro Capital Ltd
35 New Road
P.O. Box 198
Belize City, Belize
Phone: 44 (0) 20 3239 1362
Email: info@kcap.biz
Website: kcap.biz
Zulfikar Rashid President, CEO
Thomas Easton Corporate Secretary
Latest Report Sep 30, 2013 Quarterly Report
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| Shares Outstanding | 5,000,000 | a/o Mar 03, 2014 | | Float | Not Available | | Authorized Shares | 5,000,000 | a/o Oct 23, 2013 | .
Capital Change=shs increased by 100 for 1 split.
Ex-date=03/03/2014.
Rec date=02/21/2014. Pay date=03/03/2014.
Incorporated In: Belize
Integral Transfer Agency
Fiscal Year End 12/31
CUSIP:P6068W 108
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| Kilimanjaro Capital Ltd. is a Belize International Business Company focused on the acquisition, development and management of natural resource assets with favorable long-term fundamentals for its clients and stakeholders. Kilimanjaro Capital is focused on the exploration of its asset in Somalia, located in the proven East African Permo-Triassic Rift Basin. Kilimanjaro Capital also has a focus on emerging countries in West Africa, those nations and peoples seeking economic and political self determination in Cabinda, Southern Cameroons, and Biafra (the Niger Delta). The West African assets are often disputed, distressed and involve multiple claimants. This strategy permits Kilimanjaro Capital to acquire rights and licenses at the earliest possible point in order to maximize shareholder value. Kilimanjaro Capital becomes not only a concession holder in the development of these emerging countries but a trusted partner and adviser in their future development. |
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BIAFRA Kilimanjaro Capital Ltd. on December 17th 2012 signed an Oil & Mineral Assignment Agreement with the Biafran Government in Exile to obtain 49% of the ownership of all onshore and offshore oil and mineral rights in Biafra. The region contains Africa's largest known petroleum reserves and significant untapped opportunities for gold, uranium, coal and other resources. Biafra's borders are over 29,848 square miles (77,310 km2) of land including the Niger Delta. Kilimanjaro Capital succeeds Banque Rothschild of Paris which was the original Biafran concession holder.
|  | CABINDA On November 19th, 2012 Kilimanjaro Capital signed an Oil Assignment Agreement with the Republic of Cabinda to obtain a 49% interest in Cabinda’s prolific offshore blocks, including blocks 0 and 14, as well as the ultra deepwater block. The Assignment Agreement grants future rights to the Republic of Cabinda's disputed offshore claims including an ultra deepwater block not previously explored and right of first refusal on the remaining assets. On February 4th, 2013 Kilimanjaro Capital Ltd. signed an Oil Assignment Agreement with the Republic of Cabinda to obtain a 49% interest in Cabinda’s Northeast Block. On March 10, 2013 Kilimanjaro Capital Ltd. signed an Oil and Mineral Assignment Agreement with the Republic of to obtain a 100% interest in Cabinda’s South, Central and North Blocks
|  | MAIOMBE On February 1, 2013 Kilimanjaro acquired a 49% non controlling interest in Maiombe Ouro e Minerais Ltd, a private Belize IBCR registered mining company based outside Pointe-Noire, Congo which has 20 year concession to the COOPÉRATIVE MINIER DE DÉVELOPPEMENT DU MAYOMBE "COMDDM" obtained from the Republic of Cabinda. Maiombe Ouro e Minerais is in the process of establishing a subsidiary in the Republic of the Congo to conduct exploration and test drilling in the last quarter of 2013.
|  | SOMALIA Kilimanjaro Capital Ltd. obtained a 5% interest in the Amsas Coriole-Afgoye (ACA) Block, which is owned by Australian based Amsas Consulting. The ACA Block is in the Coriole Basin and the Block flowed oil at Coriole-1 in 1961 at around 700 barrels of oil. The oil was paraffinic and light with an API of 44-47API.The Afgoyee-1 well flowed gas and the enclosure had an estimate of 200BCF of gas of proven Reserves (1P). The total recoverable reserves are estimated to be around 10TCF though more and proper reserve estimates need to be conducted. Although the reserve estimates of the block were very much criticized, the Good news is that all the above eight wells either flowed oil and gas and some had strong shows. The Cariole basin is one of the most underexplored basins in the world that has proven petroleum system presence.
|  | SOUTHERN CAMEROONS The former British Southern Cameroons is currently occupied by the military forces of Republique du Cameroun (the former French Cameroun) which began its occupation of the country in violation of international law in 1961 and completed the takeover in 1972. Southern Cameroons also includes the disputed oil rich Bakassi region which includes liberated areas not under the control of Republique du Cameroun. Military actions have taken place this year (2013) at Buea and Bakassi wherein dozens of unarmed Southern Cameroonians resisting the military occupation were summarily executed by forces loyal to Republique du Cameroun.
Kilimanjaro Capital as a trusted stakeholder in the economic future of Southern Cameroons holds a 100% concession from the Government of Southern Cameroons (GoSC) in the future hydrocarbon and mineral development of this country and has begun negotiation regarding the timber and agricultural sectors. Toronto Stock Exchange Venture Exchange company, Forest Gate Energy, has also taken a junior stake from Kilimanjaro Capital in the development of future hydrocarbon resources in Southern Cameroons.
OIL
Kilimanjaro Capital's Southern Cameroonian concession includes commercial oil reserves located in the off-shore Rio Del Rey basin. Additional significant oil and gas reserves are believed to exist in Bakassi, Mamfe Basin and Mbem Valley. According to a Wood Mackenzie report of October 2011, Cameroon hosts liquid reserves of 0.21 billion barrels and has liquid production of 53,000 barrels per day. In 2003 Forbes Magazine reported Bakassi offshore blocks may contain some of the largest untapped oil reserves in Africa – 10 billion barrels. According to BBC News (August 2013) despite block assignments, energy exploration firms have steered clear of Bakassi due to the continuing unrest.
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DECLARATION IN SUPPORT OF KILIMANJARO CAPITAL LTD By THE GOVERNMENT OF SOUTHERN CAMEROONS OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
The August 29, 2013 admission to trading of Kilimanjaro Capital to the Danish GXG Markets Exchange is a monumental triumph for both Kilimanjaro Capital and for the Government of Southern Cameroons.
Kilimanjaro Capital is the license holder for the future oil and mineral concessions in an independent Southern Cameroons. The acceptance of their business model by the public markets is a crucial milestone for the freedom struggle in Southern Cameroons. Now progressive investors can directly support self determination and the end to criminal oppression in Southern Cameroons.
The Government of Southern Cameroons which will benefit economically by the increased opportunities for exposure and liquidity the GXG Exchange offers pledges to use its royalties to achieve self determination for the people of Southern Cameroons by all legal and non violent means.
Even as this hopeful event yields concrete support for our cause, the people of the Bakassi region of Southern Cameroons have now come under the iron boot of President Paul Biya's regime. A recent massacre of Bakassi indigenes at Efut Obot Ikot by Biya's gendarmes is but a prelude to the larger ethnic cleansing that is planned to make way for oil exploitation.
Addax Petroleum, a subsidiary of Sinopec, which holds the exploration license from the corrupt regime in Yaoundé, stands to profit from the ethnic cleansing in Bakassi. This is not the first time an unethical oil company has tried to profit by genocide and war crimes in Africa.
The Government of Southern Cameroons only recognizes the license granted to Kilimanjaro Capital and will take legal measures to contest both the ethics and legitimacy of Addax's presence in Bakassi. Only the people of Southern
Cameroons have the right to determine their economic self determination, not the government of a foreign oppressor.
Dated this 4th of September 2013 in Washington DC:
President GoSC
Ebenezer Akwanga
THE GOVERNMENT OF SOUTHERN CAMEROONS OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
www.southerncameroonsgovernment.com
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