PROJECT GENERATION

UNIQUE MONGOLIA WIDE GIS-BASED GOLD DATA PACKAGE FOR SALE

 NORDIC is pleased to offer a unique and valuable Mongolia wide GIS-based data package for sale. Significantly, the data package contains information on +400 “orogenic” gold prospects throughout Mongolia. The package was meticulously put together under the supervision of Dr A. Ford of The Centre for Exploration Targeting, Curtin University and Troy Resources geologists over two years and funded by Troy.

Gold is widespread in Mongolia but shows concentrations along certain segments of the ubiquitous orthogonal NE/NW fault system (from Storetvedt and Michaelsen, in press).

The data accumulated includes historic Russian data. Further, the data package can be adapted to identify epithermal gold and porphyry related targets.

NGS opines the data package provides transformational potential for investors as Mongolia is exceptionally rich in mineral resources but yet very under-explored with very significant opportunities in places as noted in a new paper: Storetvedt, K.M. and Michaelsen, P. (in press): Sedimentary basins, hydrocarbons, graphite, coal, and Cu-Au deposits – from Mongolia to the Pacific margin: Interplay between the ubiquitous orthogonal fracture network and Global Wrench Tectonics.

SEED CAPITAL FOR HIGH GRADE COPPER PROJECT IN THE PHILIPPINES

Seed capital now required to fund the initial stages of exploration of a highly prospective Copper-Zinc project in southern Philippines and for the acquisition of very prospective base metal projects exploration titles in Viet Nam and for general corporate expenses.

There has been no drilling on the property, nor have modern systematic exploration techniques been carried out. However, assaying from outcrop samples returned values between 3% and 39% copper, some with up to 10% zinc are widespread on the property. Some contain cobalt up to 0.23% and silver in excess of 10g Ag/t. Many samples shows multiple phases of mineralization and brecciation. Exposures of massive sulphide in steep sided creeks within the property are considered by very experienced geologists to represent typical Cu-Zn, Ag-rich VMS exhibiting exhalative type of mineralization.

Left slide: A Prospect; fine-grained coliform layers of chalcopyrite (yellow), pyrite (grey) and quartz (black). Central slide: B Prospect; fine-grained coliform chalcopyrite, pyrite and quartz layers shows multiple brecciation and layered infilling. Right slide: C Prospect; coarse-grained vein-filling chalcopyrite(yellow), bornite (brown, blue covellite replacement), pyrite (white), and quartz (dark grey-black).

There are indications that these high grade samples are distributed in several sub-parallel zones up to 3-4 km long.

For further information please contact: Dr Per Michaelsen on +976 99992908 / [email protected]