Catalyst Resource Group Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Gold Concession in Laos
March 04, 2012 20:30 ET
Catalyst Resource Group Signs Definitive Agreement to Acquire Gold Concession in Laos
LOS ANGELES, CA and VIENTIANE, LAOS--(Marketwire - Mar 4, 2012) - Catalyst Resource Group (
Exploratory activities on these concession areas previously carried out by Newmont ([ www.newmont.com ]), BRGM ([ www.brgm.fr ]) and more recently by Kingsgate Consolidated Ltd. ([ www.kingsgate.com.au ]) in 2011 have shown potential minable gold vein deposits aggregating several hundred thousand ounces. There also would be the possibility of finding up to one million or more ounces of minable gold and large bulk of base metal deposits. At today's gold price, the total estimated value of these concession areas could range approximately from $US510 million to $US1.7 billion.
The closing of this transaction is scheduled to occur on April 16, 2012 but no later than May 30, 2012. The Company plans to carry out additional mapping, trenching, sampling and follow-up geophysics to define drill targets and then drilling of these targets in collaboration with a select regional mining contractor or a joint-operation partner.
About Catalyst Resource Group
Catalyst Resource Group is engaged in innovative processing technologies to extract and process gold and platinum group metals. Website: [ www.cataresource.com ]
About Laos Minerals Mining
Laos Minerals Mining, Inc. is a Nevada corporation devoted to the exploration and development of selected mineral deposits in the People's Democratic Republic of Laos. Website: [ www.laosminerals.com ]
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