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To: gold$10k who wrote (8863)3/5/2002 9:47:13 PM
From: Frank Pembleton  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 36161
 
Vt, I contacted the IR at TVX and surprise surprise, they responded promptly...

Regards
Frank P.

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Frank,

Granted you are corrected, 90% of the time a reverse split is negative although 90% of the time a reverse is undertaken because a Company is in financial distress which is not the case for TVX. Financial speaking, we are in very good shape with around $50 million in cash ($34 unrestricted) and essentially little debt (there is ~$70 in debt of the balance sheet but it is back-to-back against "Export Pre-payment Contracts").

We are hopeful that the investment community will understand that this is one of the first steps towards growing the Company. Our ability to raise equity in order to acquire assets is limited when our share prices is below $1.

Many shareholders have requested that we maintain an NYSE listing (NASDAQ has the same share price limitations because it does have significant value for the Company. Once you drop of the big board it is extremely difficult to re-list.

Thanks for the questions.

Regards,
Carl Hansen

cbhansen@tvxgold.com



To: gold$10k who wrote (8863)3/5/2002 11:50:24 PM
From: nspolar  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 36161
 
vt, maybe a dumb question, but in your opinion:

Part I. Is there any advantage/disadvantage to say buying KGC as opposed to K.TO at this time, if one lives in the US?

Part II. What about buying Canuck golds in general, as opposed to US golds, assuming again that one lives in the US?

Assume the dollar falls relative to the looney over the next yr, and that one sticks with it over the same time.
It has not been mentioned much of late but it looks like the hiss of the dollar balloon deflating could be becoming audible, to coin Bill Gross. However, it has fooled us before.

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To: gold$10k who wrote (8863)3/6/2002 9:18:34 AM
From: Paul Shread  Respond to of 36161
 
Many thanks, vt. I put them in a public portfolio if anyone wants to check on them: siliconinvestor.com

Will start studying them.

Best,

Paul