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SILVERSTONE RESOURCES CORP. is a growth-oriented silver and gold mining company with 100% of its revenue from precious metals production. Silverstone’s integrated growth model of pursuing silver and gold by-product streams and exploration projects is unique in the industry providing the growth opportunity of a royalty and an exploration company.
The company expects to have 2008 silver sales of approximately 2 million ounces increasing to 4.5 million ounces silver equivalent* in 2009.
Silverstone’s sales are generated from its purchase of by-product streams from operating base metal mines. The company has an agreement with Capstone Mining Corp. to purchase silver from the Cozamin mine in Mexico (ten-year contract), a life-of-mine agreement to purchase 100% of payable gold and silver production from the Minto mine and the right of first refusal to purchase any gold and/or silver streams from the Kutcho project.
As well as a life-of-mine agreements with Lundin Mining to buy 100% of payable silver from the Neves-Corvo mine in Portugal. The company has the right to purchase 12.5% of the life of mine of payable silver from Loma de la Plata zone from the Navidad project – Aquiline Resources Inc. – with a minimum of one million ounces of silver per year and the right of first offer with respect to the sale of any additional future silver production streams by Aquiline.
In addition, Silverstone earned a 100% ownership in three properties as well as two joint ventures in Mexico (all past producing silver-gold mines).
Silverstone continues to seek additional silver and gold streams from base metal mines.
* Silver equivalent ounces are calculated by using a ratio of 1 ounce of gold is equivalent to 70 ounces of silver
A number of base metals companies produce silver and gold as a by-product of their mining operations. The precious metals usually contribute less than 15% of the gross revenue. These companies strategically sell the by-product silver and gold to companies to monetize and use the proceeds to cover production costs, expand production, continuing exploration, etc.
Silverstone purchased the right to acquire the silver production from the mines of Capstone Mining Corp. and Lundin Mining by paying cash upfront and shares, and an average price of US$3.92/oz when silver is delivered and US$300/oz when gold is delivered.
The benefit for Capstone and Lundin is the cash flow from the sale and the growth multiple and for Capstone for owning the shares of Silverstone.
The benefit for Silverstone is the increment in their silver and gold production and the fixed costs.
Capstone Mining Corp owns 22% of the issued shares of Silverstone.
Mexico, Portugal, Canada
| Darren Pylot | President & CEO, Director |
| Hugh Willson | VP of Exploration, Director |
| Jason Howe | CFO |
| John Wright | Business Development |
| Jack Marr | Independent Director |
| Tony Chan | Independent Director |
| Ken R. Thorsen | Independent Director |
| Munir Ali | Independent Director |
| Sarah Kennedy | Corporate Secretary |
Company AddressSuite 1980-1055 West Hastings St
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Additional Address/Key ContactChris Tomanik or Mark Patchett |
CapitalIssued and Outstanding Share Capital - 122.4 milion Fully Diluted Share Capital- 142 million |
Annual General MeetingJanuary - Vancouver BC Canada | Year End31 December |
Nominated BrokersJohn Kiernan, P. Eng., MBA |
28/10/08 - Canaccord Daily Letter
01/10/08 - Blankmont Capital
28/02/08 - PI Financial Report
| As at May, 2008 |
| CDS & CO 40% |
| Capstone Mining Corp 22% |