this IPO opens today and closes on the 30th of November.
Well this is what they have to offer:
West Africa
Burey has entered into a farm-in and joint venture agreement to earn a 70% interest in an advanced gold exploration project (Mansounia) in Guinea, West Africa. The Mansounia property lies some 2km south of the Keniero (Jean-Gobele) mine processing facility owned by Toronto listed Semafo Inc. Burey is currently undertaking a 90 hole (approximately 7,800m) RC drilling programme with results due early in 2007.
Australia
Burey has also been granted an option by ASX listed Kalgoorlie Boulder Resources Ltd (KBRL) to acquire a number of mineral interests prospective for uranium in Western Australia and South Australia. KBRL's portfolio of uranium assets consists of approximately 26 exploration licences or applications covering a total of approximately 5,040 km². The option is for a period of six months from listing during which time Burey will undertake and complete due diligence to its satisfaction.
CIG shareholder's like me have a priority offer, but the prospectus looks below par for a company that is going to list (hmm..black and white
)..probably do some research before diving my head in..or maybe not ![Confused :confused: :confused:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Well this is what they have to offer:
West Africa
Burey has entered into a farm-in and joint venture agreement to earn a 70% interest in an advanced gold exploration project (Mansounia) in Guinea, West Africa. The Mansounia property lies some 2km south of the Keniero (Jean-Gobele) mine processing facility owned by Toronto listed Semafo Inc. Burey is currently undertaking a 90 hole (approximately 7,800m) RC drilling programme with results due early in 2007.
Australia
Burey has also been granted an option by ASX listed Kalgoorlie Boulder Resources Ltd (KBRL) to acquire a number of mineral interests prospective for uranium in Western Australia and South Australia. KBRL's portfolio of uranium assets consists of approximately 26 exploration licences or applications covering a total of approximately 5,040 km². The option is for a period of six months from listing during which time Burey will undertake and complete due diligence to its satisfaction.
CIG shareholder's like me have a priority offer, but the prospectus looks below par for a company that is going to list (hmm..black and white