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Gold/Mining/Energy : Pangea Goldfields T.PGD -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: Terry Swift who wrote (265)10/7/1999 8:36:00 AM
From: salva  Read Replies (3) | Respond to of 1178
 
Terry, the fact that Ashanti will most probably not commence
drilling at these two sites may be only part of the reason for the sharp drop- its more likely the concern that Ashanti who like Barrick is one of the the more important developer/producer in the lake Victoria area in tTanzania would now not be able to buy buy out Pangea.
It was roumered that they were one of several majors that were interested in buying out Pangea & MDN-M (partner).

So now with their survivial problems its a (?)

My guess is that it will stir the interest of the remaining suiters
like Barrick & Anglo Gold (the other partners)and maybe other majors to proceed more quickly to buy out Pangea as soon as all the results of all the drilling becomes available for us all to eveluate the true 'value'of Pangea in Tanzania-(especially-Tulawaka property)

The post from the Ashanti thread together with Bill Murphy's-{{{head of GATA-Gold anti trust action - group fighting for 3 yrs the concept
that gold was manuipilated and shorted by Central Banks, Major producers like Asjhanti and Hedge funds-}}} strong suggestion in his newsletter that "the coming play in the gold sector will be small junior companies that have found (cheap)gold reserves with few or NO
hedges in place!)"--thats Pangea and Minere du Nord (mdn-m) -pangea
partner in Tanzania.

Am convinced both will be bought out- JMHO

salva