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Gold/Mining/Energy : Dynamix Corp (DYX was Dakota Resources, DAK)

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To: Robert Saito who wrote (84)11/21/1996 5:27:00 PM
From: Robert Saito   of 587
 
DAKOTA NEEDS TO COMPLETE WORK ON GOLD PROPERTIES IN MEXICO AND
BOLIVIA TO QUALIFY FOR MAJOR FUNDING

CALGARY, ALBERTA -- AUGUST 06, 1996 -

DAKOTA RESOURCES LIMITED trading on the Alberta Stock Exchange
(ASE) is pleased to announce that it has been informed by a NY-
based investment banking house that its Mexican and Bolivian mining
projects have been reviewed and approved for a major US-based
underwriting of the Corporation's Common Shares, subject to the
completion of an interim financing designed to prove up the full
extent of the gold reserves on the respective properties and
establish the most efficient system of mining to maximize return.
This latest development is further to Dakota's July 25th release
that indicated that the Corporation was holding such discussions.
Details of the proposed financing will be released after Dakota
satisfies the above mentioned conditions and enters into a formal
investment banking relationship.

The proposed placement and sale of US$10-15 million of the
Corporation's Common Stock would be on a "best efforts" basis and
would not involve more than a 25% dilution to Dakota. If Dakota
agrees to the proposed financing, it would apply to list on
NASDAQ, continue to trade on the Alberta Stock Exchange and would
agree to comply with all listing requirements of the respective
exchanges, as well as the requirements of the Securities and
Exchange Commission under the Securities Act of 1933 as amended.

Dakota's Bolivia and Mexico properties are attractive because
they are expected to be highly commercial and can be placed into
production within 45-90 days.

(This off the newswire. What do you think, Don? RS)
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