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


To: salva who wrote (192)3/24/1999 11:51:00 PM
From: Jimsy  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1178
 
Barrick took out Sutton for about $500 million, Homestake took out Argentina Gold for $200 million, Barricks offer was around $150 million.

So if Pangeas stuff works out, and we were in the same ball park for takeout, with only 20 million shares, this could be a $10 dollar stock!

Since Pangea is well cashed up at $10 million, we can expect them to ramp up their activities on the Tulawaka to see if they can get it into this kind of ballpark.

Better keep ones peepers open on this, because the who's who of the gold analysts will step into this in seconds because of the connections this company has established with its superb management team.



To: salva who wrote (192)3/25/1999 8:12:00 AM
From: LaFayette555  Respond to of 1178
 
Globe says Barrick buys interest in Golden Ridge development

Pangea Goldfields Inc PGD
Shares issued 20,591,820 Mar 24 close $2.03
Thu 25 Mar 99 In the News
See Barrick Gold Corp (ABX) In the News
The Globe and Mail reports in its Thursday, March 25, edition that Barrick
Gold is buying a half-interest in the Golden Ridge development in Tanzania
and could increase its holding to 65 per cent, leaving Pangea Goldfields
with the remainder. The Globe's News Bulletins column reports that Pangea
said yesterday Barrick is purchasing the stock held by its previous
partner, Randgold Resources of South Africa. Golden Ridge is estimated to
hold 1.6 million ounces of gold. Barrick and Pangea are based in Toronto.
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