Die nächste Continental Gold-Empfehlung:Chris Berry and Miller O'Prey: Colombia a Hot Investment Market
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Chris Berry is the founder of the New York-based mining research firm, House Mountain Partners, LLC, which focuses on the evolving geopolitical relationship between emerging and developed economies, the commodity space and junior mining and resource stocks positioned to benefit. Miller O'Prey, a well-respected professional geologist, is COO of Solvista Gold Corp. He has been working in Colombia for five years, and previously worked with both Grupo de Bullet and Continental Gold Ltd. In this exclusive interview with The Gold Report at the 6th Annual Colombian Mining Conference in Medellin, they share their enthusiasm about Colombia as an emerging investment market and offer strong recommendations for junior mining firms that offer excellent prospects.
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TGR: Are there other junior companies of interest?
Miller O'Prey: Two other companies that I think are definitely worth having a good look at are Antioquia Gold Inc. (TSX.V:AGD), a company I did some work for a few years ago. They have a project very close to Medellin, about two hours away, with very good infrastructure and some very interesting drill intersections. They have a great team of geologists and have gone about their exploration very professionally. I think they have a very good chance for success. Chris knows a little more about them.
I would also mention Continental Gold Ltd. (TSX:CNL), which went public in Toronto earlier this year. They have a really strong team in Colombia. The company is headed up by a Colombian British national, Mark Moseley-Williams, who is running the operation in Colombia. Ari Sussman is the president, based in Toronto. They have a very good project at Buriticá, where they released some pretty spectacular numbers about a month ago, and are well positioned cash-wise to be able to advance their project. So those would be my best bets for the foreseeable future.
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