Overview

Canasia Industries Corporation (CAJ) is a Canadian junior exploration company dedicated to the aggressive pursuit of world class mineral deposits. Canasia’s multiple active projects include: Over 450,000 acres of POTASH claims with government permit approval, 200,000 acres contiguous to a major COPPER discovery at Reed Lake, Manitoba, with drilling about to commence, multiple active GOLD/SILVER projects in BC, with recently completed sampling and upcoming drilling, and over 240,000 acres of COAL permit applications, with comfort letters from the Saskatchewan government.
Key Points:

• Well diversified portfolio of projects
• Potash, Copper, Gold, Coal
• Multiple upcoming drill programs
• Contiguous to recent major discoveries
• Leveraged exposure to today’s top commodities

Chief Properties

Jumbo Gold

• Gold and Silver property located 14km northeast of Slocan, BC
• Work program is now underway with up to 600 samples
• All samples submitted to Acme Analytical Laboratories ltd. for analysis

Clone Gold

• The Clone Gold property is located in Eskay Creek/Stewart Region of British Columbia and is approximately 20 km SE of the town of Stewart BC
• All 7 holes of the 3,240 ft 2006 drill program cut gold-bearing intercepts varying in length from 3 to 35.5 ft
• Drill program commencing August 15th 2008

Deubt Gold

• The Debut Gold Property is located within the Delker Mining District of NE Nevada
• Geologic setting nearly identical to the nearby deposits of Alligator Ridge Mine and Bald Mountain Mine, with reserves of 440,000 oz AU ($272 million)

Reed Lake Copper

• 200,000 acres contiguous to and surrounding a recent major copper discovery
• Saskatchewan/Alberta border close to Canada’s first Potash mine in Unity
• Global Potash demand is near all time high levels
• Potash permits recently received government approval
• A work program is expected to commence shortly

Eyehill Creek Potash

• Over 450,000 Acres of Potash Claims
• Saskatchewan/Alberta border close to Canada’s first Potash mine in Unity
• Global Potash demand is near all time high levels
• Potash permits recently received government approval
• A work program is expected to commence shortly

Management

• President/Director: Negar Towfigh
• Director: Graeme Sewell
• Director: Akash Patel
• CFO: Charles Golding

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Overview

Apoquindo Minerals (AQM: TSXv) is advancing its Copper Oxide Project in the heart of the world’s greatest copper producing region in Chile, as well as actively exploring multiple base metal and precious metal projects in Peru. During management’s tenure as top executives with Codelco Chile, the world’s largest copper producer ($24B market cap), they gained the experience to successfully manage every stage of a project, from early exploration to production.

Key Points:

• Flagship property in Chile hosts 12 million tonnes of 1.1% Cu and is currently being expanded

• Several new zones of high-grade mineralization have been identified after a 40,000m drill program this year
• Updated NI 43-101 Report anticipated in September which is expected to add significant tonnage to the historic resource estimate
• Excellent infrastructure and processing facilities already in place
• Management is identifying avenues to see production from the Apoquindo Copper Oxide Project
• Acquired 2 highly sought-after projects in Peru, exploration has commenced on both

Chief Properties

Apoquindo Copper Oxide Project (Chile)

Apoquindo’s flagship project is located in the prolific Antofagasta Mining Belt in Chile, which hosts several large producing copper mines. After 40,000m of drilling since Feb. ‘08, several new zones of high-grade mineralization on the property were discovered. The Company now anticipates adding significant tonnage to their current resource estimate of 12M tonnes of 1.1% Cu (historical resource, currently being confirmed), which will be outlined in the NI 43-101 Report to be released in September ’08. With excellent infrastructure and processing facilities already in place, management intends to have this project producing in 2009.

Huarman Gold-Silver Project (Peru)

Located 45km south of Barrick’s Pierina Mine, this massive prospect provides a geophysical anomaly of 500m in strike length and 100m in width at surface. 115 rock samples from the property averaged 1.4 g/t Au and 36 g/t Ag in the San Juan Breccia Zone. Results to date confirm the near surface bulk tonnage potential of the Breccia system. Drilling has commenced.

The best continuous gold intersections from underground channel sampling include:

• 52m of 1.0 g/t gold including 10m of 2.57 g/t gold
• 24m of 4.0 g/t gold including 2m of 46 g/t gold
• 46m of 0.7 g/t gold including 14m of 1.04 g/t gold

Pachagon Leachable Copper Prospect (Peru)

This highly sought-after property hosts strongly leached, former quartz-sulfide stockwork mineralization which is recognized over an area of 1200m x 600m. IP geophysics and a 2500m drill program are to begin in Q3 of ’08. Historic drill results provide multi-percent copper values and the principle target is near surface.

Management

• Juan Villarzú (Chairman and Director)
• 9 years as President and CEO of Codelco, growing the company to a $15B market cap

• “Copper Man of the Year, 2005” (As voted by the Copper Club Inc., New York)
• Senior Economist to the World Bank
• Minister Secretary General to the Presidency of Chile
• Cesar Lopez (President and CEO)
• Partner of Lopez and Ashton, a law firm specializing in mining law

• Extensive experience in the resource sector has gained Lopez a wide base of contacts, including local and regional property owners, mining industry suppliers and executives.
• Founder of Centenario Copper Corp. (TSX:CCT), anticipates production in 2009
• Josef Ambrus, PhD, Economic Geologist (Director)
• 10 years with Codelco, world’s largest copper producer ($24B Market Cap)

• 40 years in exploration, development and evaluation of mineral resources
• Board Member of Antofagasta Minerals since 1998
• Bruno Behn, Civil Mining Engineer (VP Corporate Affairs & Director)
• 40 years of experience in mine development and management

• Former General Manager of Codelco Chile´s Salvador Division

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Overview

Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd. is a Vancouver based mining\exploration company focused on precious and base metals in Mexico and Canada. Avino is currently working to re-activate the Avino mine, an important historical producer of silver, gold, copper, lead, and zinc located in the Durango State of North Central Mexico. Current work is focused on four key goals:
• Expand resources and reserves;
• Reactivate the mill;
• Conduct a 10,000 ton bulk sample on the recently explored San Gonzalo Zone;
• Resume production as quickly as possible

Chief Properties

The Avino Mine

Avino Silver & Gold Mines’ primary asset is the historic Avino Mine located in the Durango province of North Central Mexico. The area was first mined in the 1500’s when Spanish Conquistadors dubbed it the mountain of silver. Small scale mining continued on the property intermittently until the late 19th century when The British began large scale development of the project. Mining continued by the British up until the Mexican revolution of 1912 when foreign companies were forced to flee the country. In 1968 Avino became one of the first Canadian based junior resource exploration companies to form a joint venture partnership with Mexican nationals after the Revolution. Back then by Mexican law foreigners could only own 49% of a property partnership. (Avino has since increased it’s ownership to 89.5%). The mine operated continuously for 27 years between 1972 and 2001 producing 16 million ounces silver, 96 thousand ounces gold and 24 million pounds of copper. When low metals prices and the closure of a key smelter forced the Avino mine to close in 2001, considerable metal along with infrastructure, fresh water and a pool of supportive local labor remained.

With commodity prices significantly improved, Avino has undertaken an extensive program to expand known resources and investigate underexplored areas across its 1347 hectare property with the intent of resuming production. To identify targets Avino has conducted IP Geophysical surveys, soil sampling as well molecular resonance coupling. Between 2006 and 2007 Avino drilled 82 holes totaling over 18 thousand meters. Drilling continues in 2008 with an exploration crew working on the property full time. The areas explored most extensively are the Elena Tolosa (ET zone) and the San Gonzalo (SG zone). The ET zone was the system mined throughout Avino’s 27 year production history; drilling at depth in 2007 produced very promising results. Following the old adage that the best place to look for a new mine is below or beside an old mine, The San Gonzalo zone also exits beneath the workings of a historical producer. Highlights from both zones as well as Avino’s tailings resource follows:

1. San Gonzalo zone
- Completed 40 holes over 9204m in 2007. Drilling highlights include:

• Established 93% recovery rate by bulk floatation sample in 2008;

• NI 43-101
• 4.7 million oz/Ag (444,250 tones @ 332 g/t Ag, 2.61 g/t Au)
• 10,000 tonne bulk sample scheduled for November 2008;
• New 250 t/d circuit currently being added to the mill to accommodate SG ore

2. Elena Tolosa zone
- Completed 18 holes in 2007 and 2008. Drilling highlights include:

• Low cost of production (in 2001 between $3-5 per ounce);

• NI 43-101 resource estimate planned after completion of definition drilling;
• Located directly next to 1200 ton per day capacity mill;
• Historically never explored at depth

3. Tailings Resource- (NI 43-101) 12 million ounces silver, 60,000 ounces of gold remain in the tailings pond from open pit operations prior to 1993 (Based on a study completed by Wardrop Engineering in 2006)

British Columbia Properties (Located in the Historic Bridge River Valley in South Western BC)

Minto – Has been explored intermittently for over 60 years, and several gold and silver-bearing structures are known on the property. Between 1934 and 1940, the Minto Mine produced 17,558 ounces of gold and 50,582 ounces of silver from 88,000 tons of ore.

Avino drilled four diamond core holes in 2006 to explore down dip extensions of gold bearing structures originally discovered trenching on the Minto North Zone in 1985. Drilling was highlighted by an 0.25m intersection in hole #MO-06-01 that graded 45.4 g/t Au.

Olympic – Past drilling in the area on a zone called the Margarita Zone returned 24 g/t gold over 0.85 meters within a wider intersection of 8.2 g/t gold over 3.48 meters. The true width of this zone was estimated at 1.47 meters.

Aumax - The large Aumax Property, located 16 kilometers southwest of Lillooet, covers nearly 10 square kilometers. Prospecting since 1999 has resulted in high-grade silver and gold assays in soil, rock and trench samples. Silver values have ranged as high as 617.4 g/ton with gold assays up to 10.29 g/t. Further exploration, now under evaluation, would include trenching and possible diamond drilling.

Yukon Territories (Eagle Property)

Located in the historic Keno Hill District, the Eagle Property has produced very high assays for silver since exploration first occurred there in 1964. This discovery became known as the Eagle Vein, and it clearly justified further exploration. A study carried out in August 2002 recommended geochemical and geophysical exploration would follow based on the success of the initial work.

Management

• David Wolfin – President & Director
• Loius Wolfin – Founder & Director
• Lloyd Andrews – Director
• Michael Baybak – Director
• Gary Robertson – Director
• Chris Sampson – Consulting Geologist
• Vic Chevillon – Head Geologist & Director
• Jasman Yee – Chemical Engineer

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Overview

Alexis Minerals Corporation is a dynamic and aggressive mineral exploration and development company focused on mine discovery in Canada’s richest mining regions, Val d’Or and Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec.

Key Points: “Focused on Creating Wealth”

• Control of 1,005 square kilometres of high-quality exploration properties in two of Canada’s most prolific mining camps

• Explorer with discoveries
• Expert management - major mine discoverers
• 100% interest in two new gold mines
• 100% owned and permitted 1400 TPD Gold mill
• Gold production started in 2008
• Potential to expand to 80,000 to 90,000 oz. Au/yr in 2009
• Generating long term cash flows to support regional exploration
• Excellent potential for individual deposits and new deposit trends and mining camps

Chief Properties

Lac Herbin:

The properties under option to Alexis cover a total aggregated surface area of 9,706.87 hectares. The AURBEL - LAC HERBIN group of properties comprises 431 claims, 4 mining leases and one (1) surface lease, all located about 10 km northeast of the town of Val-d’Or, a historic and well known mining district in northwestern Quebec, Canada. The properties include two (2) past mining operations, the Dumont and Ferderber mines where approximately 610,000 ounces of gold were produced; a milling complex, the Belmoral Mill; and an advanced stage exploration project, the Lac Herbin deposit.

Accessibility, Climate, Local Resources, Infrastructure and Physiography

The properties are directly accessible via a six kilometer gravel road, branching off a Provincial highway to the south that is maintained all-year round. A number of trails and dirt roads cross the properties and provide adequate access to the various sites. A different Provincial highway borders the properties along the west and to the north edge while a gravel road linking the Perron-Beaufor mines to a Provincial highway provides access from the east. Val-d’Or is easily accessed by road, the 117 east and west, the 111 and 397 highways to the north, directly connecting the town to most local communities in the region. Val-d’Or is serviced by daily commercial flights to Montreal. Railway services are provided by the Canadian National Railway in the region.


The Val-d’Or mining district has been a prolific mining district since the opening of the Lamaque Mine in 1933. The region offers specialized services, a skilled labour force, mining equipment, supplies and contractors and adequate infrastructure for the mining industry. Electric energy is relatively inexpensive and is provided by Hydro-Quebec. There is ample local supply of water, both potable and for processing.
The area has a typical continental boreal climate, comparable to communities at the same latitude in mid Canada like Timmins, Sudbury and Thunder Bay. Snow stays on the ground around mid- November and the ice leaves the lakes about early-mid May. Winters can be very cold with temperature averaging –15°C in January and February. The ground is frost free from May to October. Summers are warm and relatively dry with a mean temperature of 22°C.
The topography is relatively flat locally, half covered by marsh and vegetated by scrub, jack pine, spruce, poplar and birch trees are present in the region. The properties are traversed by the Bourlamaque River and its tributaries and include a number of small shallow lakes, namely the Herbin, Fortmac and Colombiere Lakes. Rock outcrops are rare and overburden ranges from a few, to more than 50 meters at the western edge of the properties.

Lac Pelletier

Lac Pelletier property is located in Rouyn and Beauchastel townships, southwest of the town of Rouyn-Noranda, Province of Québec. The approximate geographic centre of the studied area is 5341500 N latitude and 644500 E longitude. The property consists of 35 contiguous mining titles covering a total surface area of 722.6 hectares, including two mining concessions and a special permit covering part of the former Stadacona mine. The property covers most of Lac Pelletier and has extension South and East of the lake. The historical ramp portal and the stripping are located on the south shore of the lake. Infrastructures on site comprise a ramp portal developed in 1990 but is partially closed with muck. An unreclaimed waste pad covers an area that is 50 metres by 180 metres, with a thickness of 2 to 4 metres. There is a gravel road north of the waste pad to access the drilling area. A 25 by 50 metres pond for underground water is also present and not reclaimed.
Thundermin Resources Inc. (“Thundermin”) is the registered holder of the claims and mining concessions that comprise the Lac Pelletier Property. Alexis holds an option to acquire a 100% undivided interest in the Lac Pelletier gold property, in consideration of a cash payment of $75,000 and the issue of 100,000 shares upon exercise. Alexis has satisfied its expenditure commitment of $1,000,000 prior to the September 1, 2007 deadline, and has an optional expenditure commitment of an additional $500,000 by September 1, 2008. The property is subject to a 2.5% net smelter royalty (NSR) payable to Thundermin, as well as a 1% NSR payable to Falconbridge Limited.

Accessibility, Climate, Local Resources, Infrastructure and Physiography

The Lac Pelletier project is located about 8 kilometres south-east of Rouyn-Noranda. The project area is accessible via a gravel road of three kilometres. The access to the property is also possible from the North via a Provincial Highway 391 and the Hull range. The nearest settlement is the village of Granada, located 6 kilometres to the South. All activities at Lac Pelletier are conducted with an appreciation to the proximity of the site to local residences.


The Lac Pelletier project is in the same region as the Lac Herbin project. Accordingly, please see the description above of the climate, local resources, infrastructure and physiography of the Lac Herbin project.

West Ansil

The West Ansil project is located approximately 15 kilometres to the northwest of Rouyn-Noranda, Quebec, Canada. The deposit is located at the southern limit of the West Ansil property with the adjacent Lac Duprat property to the south. The properties presently under agreement with Inmet Mining Corporation are owned 100% by Xstrata Copper and are part of a group of properties into which Alexis Minerals Corporation has vested a 50% interest.

Regional Exploration Approach

During recent years, a Gocad 3D geological model of the Central Camp was built and a number of targets have been generated by the Xstrata Copper exploration team using different queries within the Gocad platform. Two of the targets generated (P-29/P-30) were prioritized for follow-up to the southwest of the Ansil deposit. These targets were characterized by the presence of a significant alteration zone within the Rusty Ridge Formation in historical holes that had not reached the Lewis and the Corbet contacts. These contacts host respectively the Ansil and the Corbet deposits. Moreover, this alteration was located near the junction of two synvolcanic faults (EW2 and VC faults).

Discovery

The West Ansil discovery was made in March of 2005 while testing a Gocad (P-29/P-30) developed target area. The discovery hole, AN-05-03, was testing an off-hole anomaly previously detected in hole AN-05-02 which had intersected significant copper stringers and associated chloritisation, including 2.78% Cu over 5.80 metres and 1.20% Cu over 7.30 metres. The discovery hole, AN-05-03, intersected a massive sulphide zone followed by a stringer zone grading 1.28% Cu and 0.23% Zn over 26.15 metres. This discovery of the Lower Zone has been followed by the discoveries of two other lenses, namely the Middle and the Upper Zones. The West Ansil deposit is located within the Rusty Ridge Formation. The deposit lies at or near an andesite-basalt contact within the Rusty Ridge mafic rocks and is thus located stratigraphically above the Ansil deposit and below the Beecham Breccia, representing the first known massive sulphide discovery at this stratigraphic horizon.

Resources

The West Ansil resources have been divided into two categories (indicated and inferred). The rounded Indicated Resource of the West Ansil (Middle Zone) is estimated at 0.53 MT grading 3.4% Cu, 1.4 g/t Au, 9.2 g/t Ag and 0.4% Zn. The rounded Inferred Resource of the West Ansil deposit has been estimated at 0.60 MT grading 3.3% Cu, 0.3 g/t Au, 5.9 g/t Ag and 0.2 % Zn.

Deposit Potential

Exploration targets in and around the West Ansil VMS deposit have been tested during the last 2 years with no additional discovery. Work is advancing on 3D modeling of the deposit at depth to identify new potential in this higher grade area of the deposit. A “back of the envelope” review of potential economics of the deposit has been undertaken with reasonable general assumptions and for Cu-metal prices at 1.50, 2.50 and 3.50 US$/lb Cu.


Results are quite favourable at high Copper metal prices, but fall away with lower prices and with generally accepted long-range metal price estimates. It appears very clear that the economic viability of the discovery is highly dependent on mining of the deposit during a high Cu-metal cycle, such as the one we are currently experiencing.

Management

• STAN BHARTI - CHAIRMAN
  
  
  Stan is a Principal with Forbes & Manhattan, Inc., a merchant bank located in Toronto, Ontario, that has directly or indirectly raised over $700 million in the last year. Mr. Bharti and Forbes & Manhattan are recognized for their expertise in mining and specifically in financing advanced mining exploration through to production. Mr. Bharti is a mining engineer and has worked at several mines in Quebec, including some of the mines within the Noranda/Falconbridge camp.




• ROBERT BRYCE, P.ENG.- DIRECTOR
  
  
  Robert is a mining engineer with over 43 years experience in the mining industry. He has been involved in all aspects of operations and management at various mines from Vice President of Mining Operations at Aur Resources Inc. to his current position as Chairman and President of XEMAC Resources Inc. He is a member of the Quebec Order of Engineers and a member of the Canadian Institute of Mining and Metallurgy (CIM).




• MAURICE J. COLSON - DIRECTOR
  
  
  Maurice has been associated with investment banking for over 30 years, mainly in the oil and gas industry. He was Managing Director for a major Canadian Investment Dealer in Europe and was Vice-President of First Marathon Securities Ltd., where he was one of the original partners and shareholders.
  
  

• JEAN DEPATIE - DIRECTOR
  
  
  Mr. Depatie has over 35 years of national and international experience in economic geology. He has worked in over 15 countries and acted as a consultant for organizations such as the United Nations, the World Bank, the Commonwealth Secrateriat, the Asian Development Bank, Banco Interamericano, the Canadian International Development Agency and Quebec’s Ministry of Natural Resources. Since 1981 he has been working as president and/or vice president of mining companies. He sits on the board of directors of several mining companies including Novicourt Inc. (Noranda Group) and Glamis Gold. He is currently president of Decamine Inc, of Montreal, geoscience consultants.
  
  

• DAVID M. RIGG, P.GEO. - PRESIDENT AND CEO
  
  
  David has 30 years of experience in the mining industry, including exploration and mine development programs in Ontario and Quebec. He worked for Agnico-Eagle Mines in Val d’Or, Quebec for 10 years in various capacities including Exploration Manager and has gained international experience in Africa and Sweden. He contributed to the discovery of the Musselwhite Mine, the Goldex Extension Mine, and was a member of both the Laronde Mine (1995) and the West Ansil Deposit (2005) discovery teams awarded Prospector of the Year awards by the QPA. Mr. Rigg obtained a B.A. and M.A. from King’s College, Cambridge University, England in 1978 and an M.Sc. at Queens University in 1980.
  
  

• TONY WONNACOTT - DIRECTOR
  
  
  Tony is a corporate securities lawyer who has been called to the Ontario Bar. He obtained a Bachelor of Commerce (cum laude) and a Bachelor of Law. Tony worked as an associate in the corporate finance department at McMillan Binch LLP and with Forbes and Manhattan providing Corporate legal services to over 20 companies, many of these Resource Companies active on the international stage. He is an officer of several publicly traded companies.

Other Senior Management

• MS. DEBORAH BATTISTON, CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER
  
  
  Deborah Battiston is a Certified General Accountant with over 20 years of accounting and financial management experience. At present, she is the Chief Financial Officer of several Canadian public companies in the mining sector. She has broad international experience having dealt with companies in over fourteen countries and having lived in Japan for several years. She has obtained a B.A. in Economics from the University of Guelph.
  
  

• MR. KEITH BOYLE, P.ENG. CHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
  
  
  Keith is a Professional Engineer with over 22 years experience in the mining industry with several major mining companies including Sherritt International, Dynatec Corporation, Inco Ltd, Placer Dome, Aur Resources and Cominco. He has domestic experience in the Northwest Territories, Quebec and Ontario and international experience in Papua New Guinea, Australia and Madagascar. Keith has experience with building and operating narrow vein and bulk underground mines as well as open pit mines with a strong focus on efficiency and cost control. He was responsible for the implementation of industry-leading health, safety and environmental management systems [in several mine settings?] and was recognized by the City of Timmins for the implementation of a citizens consultation group. Keith was recognized by the mining industry with a second J.T. Ryan trophy for the Stobie Mine being the safest mine in Ontario. Keith obtained a BSc. Mining Engineering and MBA from the University of Alberta in 1984 and 1985 respectively.
  
  

• PATRICK GLEESON, CORPORATE SECRETARY
  
  
  Patrick Gleeson is the Corporate Secretary of Alexis Minerals. Prior to joining Alexis, he was a lawyer at a major Canadian law firm, with a focus on securities law, particularly mergers and acquisitions. He holds a J.D. and a M.A. from the University of Toronto, and obtained a B.A. from Queen’s University.
  
  

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Overview

Grenville Gold Corp. is a Vancouver-based junior public company acquiring and developing precious and base metals deposits in South America. The growth strategy is focused on the acquisition of advanced exploration, near production, and past producing deposits with strong potential for near-term, low cost production.Our goal is to create value for our shareholders through the acquisition and exploration of high quality advance precious and base metals targets in South America.

Chief Properties

Silveria property (San Mateo Mining District, Peru)

Grenville’s flagship project involves four past-producing silver mines (with co-existing gold, copper, zinc and lead mineralization) that span an expansive 3,959-hectare land package known as the Silveria Property in the historically mineral-rich San Mateo Mining District near Peru’s capital, Lima.

Of special significance, the wholly-owned Silveria Property includes two of the highest grade silver producers that Peru has ever seen, albeit with modest production histories. Known as the Pacococha and Millotingo mines, these largely under-developed ore bodies have historically yielded around 498 grams per tonne (g/t) of silver over a 30-year period. This translates into 14.5 ounces per short ton. An impressive number, to say the least.

The San Mateo Mining District constitutes a great starting point for the implementation of this high-octane growth strategy. The true potential of the Silveria Project remains a mystery, but with 39 million ounces of historical production, a neighbour (Goldhawk Resources) operating a commercial mine and a mining address that boasts mills operated by Glencore, Pan American Silver, Peruvian company Vulcan and a corporate buyout by Chinese interests of Peru Copper, there is much anticipation over the first serious exploration program which is soon to be launched by Joint Venture partner Journey Resources. Silver was initially targeted at relatively shallow depths based on the extensive networks of epithermal veins.

Again, untold quantities of co-existing copper, zinc and lead resources, with some smaller gold credits, promise to reinforce this project’s potential to become a real ‘company maker.”

La Espanola property (Canete Province, Peru)

Elsewhere in Peru, the Company’s second most important mining venture to date is the sizeable 3,600-hectare La Espanola Project. This involves the rehabilitation and further development of two past-producing copper mines.

Located in the Coayllo District of Canete Province, the property is a mere 100 kilometres southeast of Lima. In a preliminary rock sampling program, Grenville has found plenty of encouragement by way 45 samples that average an especially impressive high grade of 2.51% copper.

Management

• A. Paul Gill - President & CEO, Director
• Melvin T. Rokosh - Chief Financial Officer & Corporate Secretary, Director
• Michael Kraft - Director
• Roger N. Farrier - Director

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