Corporate Fact Sheet - G-Resources
Corporate Fact Sheet - G-Resources
Corporate Fact Sheet - G-Resources
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STOCK INFORMATION<br />
SEHK 1051<br />
Bloomberg: 1051:HK<br />
Thomson Reuters: 1051.HK<br />
Issued Shares: 16.9 Billion<br />
Market Cap: HK$ 6.2 Billion<br />
52 Week Range: HK$0.73 - HK$0.32<br />
(At 6 October 2011)<br />
<strong>Corporate</strong> <strong>Fact</strong> <strong>Sheet</strong><br />
About G-<strong>Resources</strong> Group<br />
October 2011<br />
G-<strong>Resources</strong> Group Limited is an Asia Pacific focused gold company<br />
based and listed in Hong Kong. G-<strong>Resources</strong>’ main core starter<br />
asset is the Martabe Gold and Silver Project located in North<br />
Sumatra, Indonesia.<br />
G-<strong>Resources</strong> intends to expand through organic growth through further<br />
development of the Martabe Project, and also to potentially acquire<br />
and develop other quality projects or producing assets in the<br />
Asia Pacific region. G-<strong>Resources</strong> is targeting 1 Moz per annum gold<br />
production within five years.<br />
The Martabe Project: Overview<br />
Martabe is a world class gold project. Discovered some 10 years ago,<br />
it contains approximately 9Moz gold equivalent within seven deposits<br />
in a 30 km 2 corridor of mineralisation.<br />
It is fully permitted under an Indonesian Contract of Work (COW)<br />
and is currently in construction with production targeted for the end<br />
of the first quarter of 2012.<br />
The location of the Martabe project offers a number of strategic advantages.<br />
It is close to a number of key infrastructure facilities:<br />
Adjacent to the Trans-Sumatra Highway which<br />
links to Medan, capital of North Sumatra and 3rd<br />
largest city in Indonesia<br />
40 kilometers from Sibolga, with port facilities and<br />
a recently commissioned 230MW coal fired power<br />
station<br />
Two local airstrips served by commercial carriers<br />
as well as the company’s own air charter service<br />
Excellent communications infrastructure<br />
Ample water supply<br />
Access to experienced Indonesian technical, professional<br />
and operating mining workforce<br />
Under the leadership of a highly experienced Board and team of<br />
mining professionals, G-<strong>Resources</strong> manages Martabe as a safe,<br />
environmentally and socially conscious operation and maintains<br />
good relations with the government and community through the application<br />
of its “GREAT” core values (Growth, Respect, Excellence,<br />
Action and Transparency).
INVESTOR RELATIONS<br />
Should you have a query or require<br />
further information on G-<strong>Resources</strong>,<br />
please visit the company’s website:<br />
www.g-resources.com<br />
Investor.relations@g-resources.net<br />
Tracey Fanning<br />
Investor Relations &<br />
Communications Coordinator<br />
T: +852 3610 6726<br />
F: +852 3590 6094<br />
M: +852 6627 7782<br />
E: tracey.fanning@g-resources.net<br />
The Martabe Project: <strong>Resources</strong> and Reserves<br />
As at 5th September 2011 Mineral <strong>Resources</strong> are 7.46Moz of gold<br />
and 72.60Moz of silver at an average grade of 1.4g/t gold and 13.6g/<br />
t of silver.<br />
Cash operating costs are expected to be low by international standards<br />
because of Martabe’s competitive strengths including; scale,<br />
good grade, all surface deposits, location, long life and upside.<br />
Ore Reserves from Purnama, Barani and Ramba Joring total<br />
3.03Moz of gold and 33.63Moz of silver in 45.5Mt of ore at a grade<br />
of 2.1g/t gold and 23.0g/t of silver.<br />
The Martabe Project: Competitive Strength<br />
Based on the current reserves only, the life of the mine is expected<br />
to be more than ten years, with annual production of approximately<br />
250,000oz of gold and 2-3Moz of silver.<br />
The Martabe Project: Exploration Upside<br />
The Martabe COW consists of 1,639 km 2 within the highly prospective<br />
Sumatran gold belt, which outside of the immediate Martabe area<br />
has been relatively underexplored.<br />
The Gambir-Kapur district is the only area on the COW, outside the<br />
immediate Martabe area, where drilling has been conducted by previous<br />
owners. Outstanding intersections have been recorded from<br />
this early work.