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To: russet who wrote (617)6/14/2000 2:57:00 PM
From: Condor  Respond to of 976
 
FWIW
Golden Sitka enters JV agreement with Falconbridge

Falconbridge Ltd FL
Shares issued 177,041,400 Jun 13 close $17.50
Wed 14 Jun 2000 News Release
See Golden Sitka Resources Inc (GSZ) News Release
Mr. John Paterson reports
Golden Sitka Resources has signed a letter agreement with Falconbridge
Limited covering two project areas within the Sudbury district, Ont. The
two areas include the Foy and Footwall properties described below.
Foy project
This project is located 30 kilometres northwest of Sudbury and comprises
about 1,950 hectares of patented and unpatented claims. Within the boundary
of the project area is a 10.5-kilometre strike length of the Foy offset
dike which is host to numerous copper-nickel-platinum-palladium prospects.
Footwall project
This project is located 15 kilometres northeast of Sudbury and comprises
about 1,600 hectares of patented and unpatented claims. The area is
underlain by an eight-kilometre strike length of Sudbury norite and
sublayer rocks which host the Falconbridge and Falconbridge East mines. A
three-kilometre portion of this prospective unit is covered by overburden
and the area has significant potential to host copper-nickel and
platinum-palladium deposits.
John Paterson, president of Golden Sitka, stated: "This agreement with
Falconbridge gives our company the opportunity to explore highly
prospective ground in Sudbury not previously available to a junior company.
In conjunction with the platinum-palladium prospects we have acquired in
various parts of Ontario, the Falconbridge joint venture establishes Golden
Sitka as one of the premier copper-nickel-platinum-palladium junior
exploration companies in Canada."
Under the terms of the letter agreement, Golden Sitka will have the option
to earn a 60-per-cent interest in both projects from Falconbridge by
expending $6-million on exploration over three years. During the first year
of exploration, a minimum of $1-million must be spent. Once Golden Sitka
earns its 60-per-cent interest, the joint venture partners will contribute
on a pro rata basis. Falconbridge will have the option to increase its
working interest in any specific project to 70 per cent by financing a
bankable feasibility study and providing 100 per cent of the funds to put a
deposit into production. Falconbridge will be entitled to recover mine
construction costs from 90 per cent of net cash flow from a mine.
Within the three-year option period, Falconbridge will have the right to
purchase by way of private placement up to 500,000 shares of Golden Sitka
at a price equal to the closing price for the 10 trading days prior to
Falconbridge's notice to purchase the shares. The final agreement is
subject to approval of the management of Falconbridge and Golden Sitka.
The conclusion of a final agreement with Falconbridge is also subject to
receipt of regulatory approval for Golden Sitka's proposed reorganization
plan, as referenced in its news releases in Stockwatch Feb. 29 and May 12,
2000. The proposed reorganization was approved by the shareholders of
Golden Sitka at the annual and special meeting of shareholders held on May
12, 2000. The reorganization plan includes a consolidation of the company's
shares on a basis of 4 for 1, a change of name to Aurora Platinum Corp. and
a private placement financing for total gross proceeds of $1.25-million,
among other matters.
No finder's fee is to be paid regarding the agreement and Falconbridge and
Golden Sitka are not related parties.
(c) Copyright 2000 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch.com



To: russet who wrote (617)6/14/2000 6:47:00 PM
From: Elizabeth Andrews  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 976
 
That's the difference at this point. There's very little above ground supplies and what's mined is consumed, unlike gold.

Can you help me with the last few weeks of trading. It seems to me that the stock has been trading on the ask side mostly with thin bids yet the volume is above average. And then it trades down like it did today with no bids at all. Is this raking activity that occurs while someone bigggggger than PDL is buying PDL? Por que?