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Firestone Ventures (WKN 892593) hat einen formalen Vertrag mit Marum Resources unterzeichnet, um deren Lizenzgebiete im südwestlichen Alberta zu 100 Prozent zu kaufen. Die ursprüngliche Absichtserklärung wurde zugunsten von Firestone abgeändert. Firestone zahlt für die 100 Prozent 3.000 CAD sowie 50.000 eigene Aktien. Darüber hinaus behält Marum Resources eine 2%igen Net Smelter Return (NSR) Royalty, wovon Firestone die Hälfte für 1 Mio. CAD herauskaufen kann. Die Lizenzen von Marum umfassen mehr als 100.000 Hektar. Auch hier ist die geologische Struktur vielversprechend für mögliche Uranvorkommen. Zusammen mit dem bisherigen Landbesitz von Firestone sind es nun über 143.000 Hektar.



Firestone hat das bereits von Marum gesammelte Datenmaterial genutzt, um das eigene geologische Modell weiterzuentwickeln. Für das Frühjahr 2007 plant Firestone eine umfangreiche Untersuchung der Gebiete mit Blick auf starke Uranmineralisierung. Insbesondere vor dem Hintergrund voraussichtlich weiter steigender Uranpreise ist das ein extrem wichtiger Schritt, um das Projekt voranzubringen und zu gegebener Zeit einen Joint Venture Partner mit ins Boot zu holen. Zudem sollen innovative Explorationstechniken zum Einsatz kommen.

FAZIT:

Firestone Ventures (WKN 892593) besticht durch die hohe Qualität seiner Projekte und eine geradlinige, hart arbeitende Vorstandsvorsitzende. Auf Sicht von 1-2 Jahren soll das Projekt in Guatemala eine produzierende Zinkmine beherbergen. Angesichts des aussichtsreichen Zinkprojekts und der enormen Phantasie durch das große Uranprojekt ist die Firestone-Aktie bei einem Börsenwert von rund 23 Mio. CAD viel zu preiswert.

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Marum options off B20 and Alberta permits


2007-02-20 14:39 ET - News Release

Mr. Richard Boulay reports

MARUM RE-ALIGNS PROPERTY INTERESTS TO FOCUS ON RICE LAKE GOLD PROPERTIES

Marum Resources Inc. confirms the realignment of its exploration strategy to exclusively focus on the exploration of its extensive landholdings in the Rice Lake gold area of Manitoba. Accordingly, the following property dispositions are announced.

B20 copper nickel property, Quebec

Marum Resources and Ressources Appalaches, each holding respectively 25 per cent and 75 per cent of the B20 copper-nickel property, announce an agreement with Exploration Esbec, a private company. Esbec has the right to acquire a 50-per-cent interest in the property by paying to Ressources Appalaches $150,000 and performing $1-million in exploration work. This agreement will allow exploration on the B20 property to continue without further near-term cost to Ressources Appalaches or to Marum.

Esbec has the right to acquire a 50-per-cent interest in the property by paying to Ressources Appalaches $10,000 upon signing the agreement, $40,000 on the six-month anniversary of the agreement, $50,000 on the first-year anniversary of the agreement and $50,000 on the second-year anniversary of the agreement. Esbec must also perform exploration work on the B20 property in the amount of $150,000 before the first-year anniversary of the agreement, $250,000 before the second anniversary, $300,000 before the third anniversary and $300,000 before the fourth anniversary, for a total amount of $1-million. If Esbec fulfills all of the requirements of the agreement it will earn a 50-per-cent interest in the property. Ressources Appalaches will then hold a 37.5-per-cent interest and Marum will hold a 12.5-per-cent interest. During the term of the option agreement, Esbec will be the operator of the project. Following the completion of the required work by Esbec, whereby it will have earned its 50-per-cent interest, the operatorship of the project will revert to Ressources Appalaches. All of the cash payments made by Esbec shall remain with Ressources Appalaches in compensation for maintaining the property in good standing since 2003.

The property is located near Port-Cartier, Que., on the north shore of the St-Lawrence River. Over 16 Cu-Ni-Co showings were discovered on surface over a strike length of 2.5 kilometres, with grades up to 1.74 per cent Ni, 1.28 per cent Cu and 0.23 per cent Co. Ressources Appalaches has completed 41 diamond drill holes for a total of 6,694 metres since 2000 and obtained similar grades to a vertical depth of 265 metres.

The mineralization is associated with an electromagnetic conductor that is 0.5 kilometre wide and three kilometres long that is oriented northeast at a high angle to the lithologic contacts and the ede of the Riviere Pente-Cote anorthosite complex. The mineralized zone remains open in all directions and several attractive geophysical anomalies remain unexplored.

The contents of this press release describing the B20 property were prepared by Alain Hupe, geologist and National Instrument 43-101 qualified person.

Southern Alberta uranium properties

Marum Resources has signed a formal agreement with Firestone Ventures Inc., whereby Firestone shall acquire a 100-per-cent interest in Marum's metallic and industrial mineral permits in southwestern Alberta. The terms of the original letter of intent (see news in Stockwatch dated Dec. 18, 2006), have been amended. To acquire 100-per-cent interest in the permits, Firestone must pay $3,000 and issue 50,000 common shares of Firestone to Marum Resources within 14 days of receipt of approval of the terms by the TSX Venture Exchange. A 2-per-cent NSR will be reserved for Marum Resources, half of which may be purchased by Firestone at any time for $1-million. In addition, Firestone will provide Marum with 90 days notice of any intent to let permits expire.