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Directors
René R. Galipeau
,
Chairman
Paul L. Jones
Robert G. Wardell
Dr. J.M. Franklin
Ed Guimaraes
Marvin Singer
Officers
Paul L. Jones
, CEO
Alison Sutcliffe
, VP,
Finance and CFO
Sean Stokes
,
Executive VP
Dr. David Mchaina
, VP
Environment & Sustainable
Development
Anne Lam
, Controller
Auditors
BDO Canada LLP
,
Chartered Accountants,
Licensed Public Accountants,
Toronto, Ontario
Legal Counsel
Norton Rose Fulbright
Toronto, Ontario
Transfer Agent &
Registrar
Computershare Trust
Company of Canada
,
Toronto, Ontario
Corporate Office
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Investor Relations
Sean Stokes
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Berta, located
about 50 km
south of the Black
Sea, is a joint
venture with Glencore Canada Corporation.
The Berta porphyry is reputed to be the
largest copper anomaly in the Turkish
Pontides, covering 15 km
3
. Extraordinarily
anomalous copper has been obtained in
drilling, most notably from hole SD-07-08
that intersected 710m of 0.28% Cu, with
grades peaking at 30% Cu and 7.19% Zn.
These results were followed up by further
positive intersections, including Hole SD-
08-09 which returned 459m of continuous
copper-gold mineralization starting from
only 4m below surface and grades of up
to 5.07% copper over 4.5m. Results from
this hole include 179.9m grading 0.31%
copper and 0.31g/t gold within a longer
interval of 459m grading 0.17% copper
and 0.17g/t gold. Of particular note is the
presence of mineralization near surface in
both drill holes. These results highlight
the tremendous potential of the essentially
unexplored Berta property.
Assays reported in 2013 added to these
past results by returning consistently
copper-anomalous results. All of the holes
drilled to date at Berta have returned
copper mineralization. The drilling
BERTA
TURKEY
Location:
Northeastern Turkey
Ownership:
Berta: 36%
Commodity:
Cu/Au/Mo/Zn
Project Status: Exploration
indicates the huge scale and continuity
of the anomaly in the Berta porphyry
system. The wide spacing of the drill holes
and the long intercepts obtained continue
to demonstrate the scope of the copper
mineralization at Berta. The property
remains a very large and very prospective
exploration opportunity.
Drilling at Berta
