Company’s Acquisition Policies

The Company’s business model calls for an initial number of acquisitions of primarily promising Gold Mining Properties in the USA to which our policy of scientific and planned exploration will add enormous value to our Company.

The Directors of the Company do not wish to increase the number of outstanding shares of the Company’s Common Stock; nor do they wish to utilize Company cash, which is solely earmarked for exploration and related expenditure. Therefore any acquisitions would be funded by any number of financial instruments, including but not limited to:

Corporate Bonds, Classes of shares Preferred Stock (Convertible and Non-Convertible, Voting and Non-Voting), Warrants, Options, Types of Units or Linked Units.

Should the Company proceed with a Dual Listing of its Common Stock on a European Market, specifically the Frankfurt Bourse in Germany, it will be possible to admit any of the above-mentioned instruments for trading on that market which would be very difficult in the USA. This could provide the Company with “an edge” insofar that these financial instruments could be admitted for trading thereby making them attractive to investors.