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Longview names Dzisiak COO, Fodie CFO
2007-01-25 09:03 ET - News Release
Mr. Damien Reynolds reports
LONGVIEW CAPITAL PARTNERS ADDS CFO, COO
Longview Capital Partners Inc. is appointing Robert Dzisiak as chief operating officer and Ian Fodie as chief financial officer. The appointments add considerable strength to a highly motivated team and set the stage for Longview Capital Partners to continue its success of 2006.
"We have had an exciting year of rapid growth," says Damien Reynolds, chairman and chief executive officer of Longview. "Rob's experience with rapidly growing financial companies will be a great asset as we build out Longview's infrastructure to support our continued progress. Ian has had similar success in providing strategic financial leadership in competitive public environments and we welcome their contributions to our future success."
Mr. Dzisiak was the former president of Refco Canada. Prior to Refco, Mr. Dzisiak was the president and chief executive officer of CFG Financial Group Inc., which was acquired by Refco Canada in 2003. Prior to founding CFG, Mr. Dzisiak was vice-president of Benson-Quinn Co. of Minneapolis, and was responsible for its Canadian operations. He is past chairman of the Winnipeg Commodity Exchange, where he was a director from 1997 until March, 2006. He also serves on the board of directors of several private and public companies.
Mr. Fodie was most recently the chief financial officer of Mainframe Entertainment Inc. Receiving the chartered accountant designation in New Zealand, Mr. Fodie spent eight years in the New Zealand and Canada audit division of Deloitte & Touche, including three years as audit manager. He has also served as an independent director and chairman of the audit committee for a company listed on the Toronto and American Stock Exchanges.
Longview Capital Partners would like to thank Garry Stock, inaugural chief financial officer for the company, who will now expand his responsibilities in corporate development as vice-president, joining Shaun Maskerine, vice-president, investment banking.
We seek Safe Harbor.
Longview Capital Partners ernennt CFO und COO
25.01.2007 15:05:00
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Vancouver BC., Canada (ots) - 25. Januar 2007 - Longview Capital Partners Incorporated (Frankfurt WKN A0LCWJ, ISIN CA5432091000) freut sich, die Ernennungen von Robert Dzisiak als COO und Ian Fodie als CFO bekannt zu geben. Die Zugänge verstärken das hoch motivierte Team und setzen die Voraussetzungen für Longview Capital Partners, um seinen Erfolg 2006 fortzusetzen.
"Wir hatten ein aufregendes Jahr schnellen Wachstums", sagte Damien Reynolds, Chairman und CEO von Longview. "Roberts Erfahrung mit rasch wachsenden Finanzunternehmen wird sehr wertvoll sein beim Ausbau von Longviews Infrastruktur zur Unterstützung unseres kontinuierlichen Fortschritts. Ian ist ähnlich erfolgreich darin, für strategische finanzielle Führung in konkurrierenden öffentlichen Bereichen zu sorgen. Wir freuen uns auf ihren Beitrag für unseren zukünftigen Erfolg."
Herr Dzisiak ist der ehemalige Präsident von "Refco Canada". Vorher war er Präsident und CEO von "CFG Financial Group Inc.", das 2003 von "Refco Canada" aufgekauft wurde. Bevor er "CFG" gründete, war Herr Dzisiak Vize-Präsident von "Benson-Quinn Co." in Minneapolis, wo er verantwortlich für dessen kanadischen Betrieb war. Er ist ein ehemaliger Chairman des "Winnipeg Commodity Exchange", wo er von 1997 bis März 2006 als Direktor fungierte. Er war auch im Vorstand von mehreren privaten und gelisteten Unternehmen.
Herr Fodie war bis vor Kurzem der CFO von "Mainframe Entertainment Inc.". Nachdem er zum konzessionierten Wirtschaftsprüfer in New Zealand ernannt wurde, verbrachte er 8 Jahre in der "NZ and Canadian Audit division" von "Deloitte & Touche", einschließlich 3 Jahre als Leiter der Wirtschaftsprüfung. Weiters war er ein unabhängiger Direktor und Chairman des Wirtschaftsprüfungs-Komitees für ein an der kanadischen und amerikanischen Börse gelistetes Unternehmen. Longview Capital Partners möchte Garry Stock, dem ehemaligen CFO des Unternehmens, danken; er wird nun seine Verantwortlichkeiten in der Unternehmensentwicklung als VP erweitern und sich damit Shaun Maskerine, VP Investment Banking, anschließen.
Longview ist ein Investitionsunternehmen, das sich auf die Kapitalausstattung von Unternehmen im Anfangsstadium im Ressourcensektor spezialisiert. Für mehr Informationen zu Longview Capital Partners besuchen Sie bitte www.longviewcp.com.
Im Namen des Vorstands Damien Reynolds, Chairman & CEO
Die Übersetzung der Original-Unternehmensmeldung ist ohne jede Gewähr (Haftung) auf Vollständigkeit und Richtigkeit.
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Das ist aber eine Acrobar Reader Datei 1 MB groß.
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Ab Montag beginne ich mit meinen Börsenaktivitäten um 15:25 ;:))
Mal sehen wie es weitergeht. 100.000 Stk in den ersten 12 Min. ist schon ok.
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ORIENTAL MINERALS GRANTS INCENTIVE STOCK OPTIONS
19:30 EST Thursday, January 25, 2007
FSC / Press Release
ORIENTAL MINERALS GRANTS INCENTIVE STOCK OPTIONS
Vancouver, British Columbia CANADA, January 25, 2007 /FSC/ - Oriental Minerals Inc. (OTL - TSX Venture, OZ4 - FWB), ) (the "Company") announces that subject to TSX Venture Exchange approval, it has granted 1,200,000 stock options to directors, officers, employees and consultants. The options are set for a period of five years and will allow the holder to purchase a share in the Company at a price of Cdn. $1.41. Any shares issued on the exercise of these stock options will be subject to a four-month hold period from date of grant.
On behalf of the Board of Directors,
Steve Flechner,
President
This news release does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to sell any of securities in the United States. The securities have not been and will not be registered under the United States Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the "U.S. Securities Act") or any state securities laws and may not be offered or sold within the United States or to U.S. Persons unless registered under the U.S. Securities Act and applicable state securities laws or an exemption from such registration is available.
Statements in this news release, other than purely historical information, including statements relating to the Company's future plans and objectives or expected results, constitute Forward-looking statements. Such statements are based on numerous assumptions and are subject to all the risks and uncertainties inherent in the Company's business, including risks related to mineral exploration and development. Consequently, actual results may vary materially from those described in the forward-looking statements.
The TSX Venture Exchange does not accept responsibility for the adequacy and accuracy of this release.
For more Information:
Anna Dalaire
Investor Relations
(604) 681- 5755
adalaire@orientalminerals.com
Source: Oriental Minerals Inc. (OTL - TSXV) www.orientalminerals.com
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Muguk Mine
Historically, Muguk was South Korea’s largest gold producer, with recorded production
of 8.15 tonnes of gold mined between 1934 and 1972. From 1987 to 1998 production
rates averaged 200 tonnes per day from 1987 to 1998, all from the No. 2 vein. The
previous explorers identified more than 20 separate sub parallel vein systems, with at
least six individual vein systems traceable over 1.3-2.2 kilometre strike lengths.
Individual veins are 0.1 to 2.0 metres wide and are hosted in Cretaceous granite.
Individual shoots within the No.2 vein have been exploited down to 750 metres depth,
with mill recoveries historically averaging 95.7%.
Mineralization at Muguk is considered to be a low sulphidation epithermal system,
comprising grey chalcedonic banded veins and stockworks. Higher gold grades are
associated with electrum-bearing sulphide bands on the margins of these veins.
The Muguk deposit contains significant historical gold and silver resources. In 1998,
Muguk was reported by KORES (Korea Engineering Co.) to contain a measured
resource of 332,712 oz of gold and 1,915,962 oz of silver from 713,610 tonnes grading
14.5 g/t gold and 83.5 g/t silver just prior to mine closure. An additional inferred
resource was reported of 283,508 oz of gold and 1,408,472 oz of silver from 705,370
tonnes grading 12.5 g/t Au and 62.1 g/t Ag.
The Company proposes to evaluate the potential at Muguk to establish a high grade
Au-Ag mine or a bulk tonnage low grade Au-Ag mine exploitable by open pit. If
established, a central milling complex at Muguk could potentially service additional
high grade resources identified in the surrounding region
Gasado Mine
Gasado is an epithermal gold-silver deposit held under Mining Title on Gasado Island,
five kilometres off the south-west coast of South Korea.
Gasado is considered to be a high level, low sulphidation epithermal system developed
over the seven kilometres long by three kilometres wide island. Historical exploration
by the previous operator indicated the existence of robust gold and silver
mineralization 4 to 7 metres wide. Individual vein structures can be traced over up to
2.5 kilometre strike lengths, with nine separate mineralised vein systems identified.
The vein systems are hosted within Cretaceous acid volcanic rocks.
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in November 2006. These applications demonstrate the Company’s goal to become a
dominant commodity supplier in the fastest growing regional economy in the world.
South Korea produces over 40% of its power from 20 domestic nuclear reactors but
does not yet have any domestic uranium production.
Oriental Minerals’ new uranium applications cover known uranium occurrences that
have been subject to only limited previous exploration efforts by Korea Institute of
Geoscience and Mineral Resources (KIGAMM) and Yeonse, Kangwon and Korea
University researchers during 1980‐1986.
Ogchon Uranium Project
Oriental Minerals has applied for a total of 144 Mining Rights for uranium and thorium,
covering a total of 39,744 hectares along a 90 kilometre long northeast trending belt of
the middle to late Ordovician Guryongsan Formation.
Some 16 airborne radiometric anomalies have been previously identified by the
KIGAMM and university researchers within this belt. A total of 85 rock chip samples
were collected from 12 of these anomalies, with reported results ranging from 2 to
1487 ppm U.
Oriental Minerals is reviewing the historical research data as well as the regional
geological and geophysical database, prior to initiating a comprehensive work program
to support the Ogchon applications.
Dongjeum Uranium Project
Oriental Minerals has applied for four Mining Rights for uranium, covering 1,104
hectares over the Dongjeum uranium prospect. Uranium at Dongjeum is reported by
the United Nations Atlas of mineral resources of the ESCAP Region – Republic of
Korea (1987) to be associated with veins and shears related to a Cretaceous felsic
intrusive.
South Korea’s Nuclear Power Industry
South Korea has a well developed nuclear power generation industry requiring over
3,000 tonnes per year of U3O8. As of 2005, South Korea’s 20 nuclear power stations
generate a total of 16,716 megawatts of electricity, representing 42% of the country’s
electrical generating capacity. A further eight power stations are planned in South
Korea; regionally, 11 reactors are under construction and another 38 planned. South
Korea currently imports all of its enriched uranium from USA, UK, Australia, Canada,
France, South Africa and Russia.
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