shiva770
4 months ago
I'm a US investor who got burned investing in $WINKF Windfall Geotek on the OTC, and the situation is infuriating. On CEO.CA, @Goldhunter14v2.0, aka Brent Anderson (self disclosed), is stirring suspicion. It appears that Anderson is asserting continuous communication with Dinesh, the Chairman of the board, although there are contrasting claims that the company neglects emails and calls from others. In a June 1, 2023 press release, Anderson seems to function as a de facto promoter for the company, reiterating public disclosures made by the chairman. Notably, Anderson has gone so far as to publicly disclose his phone number, encouraging shareholders to contact him.
https://www.thenewswire.com/press-releases/1k98Fvy5Z-brent-anderson-news-release.html
Anderson seems to be running an election campaign for the management team and engaging in ballot soliciting. With an upcoming AGM on December 20, investors deserve answers about this questionable relationship with Anderson. He openly posts and has identified himself. His posts are linked here https://ceo.ca/win?filters[name]=@goldhunter14v2.0
I'm perplexed by the apparent contentment of an investor, holding over 15 million shares in a company that seems like a pump-and-dump scheme since 2021. Despite being significantly underwater, this investor remains upbeat. The current Chairman, in charge since 2019, has overseen a severe decline in both the company's stock and business. Financials show a substantial loss in revenue, soaring expenses, and a depleted treasury.
Curiously, $WINKF reported a staggering increase in travel and promo expenses, jumping from $94,000 to $1.4 million in the 2021/2022 financial year. Strangely, there's no disclosure of marketing contracts in news releases, as mandated by the TSXV. The company's actions raise suspicions, especially considering the Chairman's apparent election-style campaign, with Brent Anderson resembling a PR person benefiting from increased spending. Could kickbacks or undisclosed payments be at play?
The TSXV defines a promoter as:
“Promoter” describes Individuals undertaking these activities. Promoters in the Exchange’s venture capital market generally fulfill one or both of the following functions:
(a) communicating with investment dealers, advisers and Shareholders - both current and prospective - to increase awareness of and interest in the Issuer (the “promotional role”); and
(b) maintenance of an orderly market in the Issuer’s securities (the “market-place role”).
How can investors access information on individual votes cast by shareholders for items on the AGM list, particularly in identifying whether Anderson supported management or the chairman? Is there transparency regarding potential conflicts of interest for Anderson, given his promotional role and voting for management? Has management provided a comprehensive disclosure of both direct and indirect beneficial ownership of all shares? Additionally, are there regulations governing whether management can utilize these shares to vote in favor of themselves?
Questions for AGM:
1. What led to the Draganfly partnership, and what prompted Windfall Geotek to provide a $1 million service guarantee, with an initial upfront funding of $500,000, despite the absence of flight service contracts for over two years? Was this financial arrangement approved by the TSXV or the board? Additionally, how was the money transferred to Draganfly, and what actions has Draganfly taken with the funds, given Windfall Geotek's lack of flight service contracts during this period?
https://www.globenewswire.com/en/news-release/2021/03/23/2197786/0/en/Draganfly-Secures-One-Million-Dollar-Flight-Services-Contract.html
2. Why hasn't Windfall Geotek collaborated with Draganfly on U.S. government contracts, and is the lack of updates related to possible issues with background checks for the company or its directors? Additionally, is there any indication that Draganfly is utilizing Windfall Geotek's patents or proprietary technology without compensating Windfall Geotek?
3. Where or how did Windfall Geotek report any funds given to Draganfly in its yearly financial statements?
4. Why was there a $1.4 million Travel & Promotion expense reported in the company's 2021 financials but no disclosure of marketing contracts, as mandated by the TSXV stock exchange in a required news release?
5. Is Brent Anderson more than a 10% shareholder and also a promoter?
6. Is Brent Anderson an official spokesperson for company, management or the chairman?
7. Is Brent Anderson de facto running an election campaign for management & soliciting votes for them. Has the company disclosed his role & is he being compensated for this?
8. Is Colonel Stephen Appleton still with the company, and why is he in the slide deck but not listed on the website?
9. Why were significant pay increases approved for the CTO/President despite underperformance and revenue loss? Did the board approve this?
The questionable relationship between Anderson and the Chairman, along with the Chairman's apparent campaign-style approach, raises suspicions regarding potential kickbacks or undisclosed payments. The lack of transparency surrounding these matters demands urgent clarification and transparency from the company's leadership. As an investor seeking accountability and integrity, I believe it is crucial for Windfall Geotek to address these concerns promptly and comprehensively to restore investor confidence.
db7
11 years ago
Majescor Reports Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate of 190 Mt Grading 0.30% Cu, 0.05 g/t Au, 1.12 g/t Ag and 23.05 g/t Mo (0.1% Cu Cut-Off) for Douvray Porphyry Copper Deposit, Northeast Haiti
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Majescor Resources Inc. ("Majescor" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:MJX) is pleased to report the first National Instrument 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate for the Douvray porphyry copper-(gold-silver-molybdenum) deposit located on the Company's recently awarded Douvray Mining Exploitation Permit (the "Douvray PEM"), Northeast Haiti:
Oxide and sulfide zone: 189.5 Mt grading 0.30% Cu, 0.05 g/t Au, 1.12 g/t Ag and 23.05 g/t Mo at a base cut-off of 0.1% Cu (Table 1).
The NI 43-101 Inferred Resource Estimate is derived from 15 core holes drilled at Douvray from 2011 to 2012 for a total of 6,206 m, and from an additional 24 core holes, totaling 6,233 m drilled on the deposit by St-Geneviève Resources Ltd. and partner KWG Resources Inc. between January and July of 1997. The Inferred resource estimate was prepared by independent Qualified Person Remi Bosc, principal consultant of Arethuse Geology SARL of Aix-en-Provence, France. The full breakdown of the Douvray porphyry copper (gold-silver-molybdenum) deposit Mineral Resource Estimate for the oxide and sulfide zones and at a range of cut-off grades for comparison purposes is presented in Table 1.
Table 1-a - Douvray Inferred resources, Cu cut-off = 0.1%
Minztntype Tonnes Cu
(%) Cu
(t) Cu
(Mlb) Au
(g/t) Au
(ozt) Ag
(g/t) Ag
(kozt) Mo
(g/t) Mo
(t) CuEq*
(%) CuEq*
(t) CuEq
(Mlb)
sulfide 178 600 000 0.31 545 000 1 202 0.05 268 500 0.83 4 790 24.28 4 335 0.36 638 000 1 407
Oxide 10 900 000 0.23 25 000 55 0.02 7 600 5.86 2 050 2.94 32 0.31 34 150 75
Grand Total 189 500 000 0.3 570 000 1 257 0.05 276 100 1.12 6 840 23.05 4 367 0.35 664 000 1 464
Table 1-b - Douvray: Estimate simulating different cut-off by block filtering
Block Filtering Volume Tonnes Cu
(%) Cu
(t) Cu
(Mlb) Au
(g/t) Au
(kozt) Ag
(g/t) Ag
(kozt) Mo
(g/t) Mo
(t) CuEq*
(%) CuEq*
(t) CuEq
(Mlb)
0.5 6 825 539 19 794 063 0.73 145 011 320 0.11 69 1.90 1 209 35.98 712 0.83 164 499 363
0.4 10 774 156 31 245 053 0.63 196 598 433 0.09 92 1.67 1 677 32.10 1 003 0.71 223 108 492
0.3 20 858 140 60 488 608 0.49 297 298 655 0.07 134 1.27 2 476 25.86 1 564 0.56 336 169 741
0.2 44 874 468 130 135 960 0.36 473 231 1 043 0.05 213 1.22 5 118 23.07 3 002 0.42 541 043 1 193
0.1 64 870 609 188 124 768 0.30 569 850 1 256 0.05 275 1.13 6 833 23.16 4 356 0.35 659 822 1 455
Total 65 341 594 189 490 622 0.30 570 000 1 257 0.05 276 1.12 6 840 23.05 4 367 0.35 664 000 1 464
* CuEq% = Cu% + 0.6 x Au ppm + 0.012 x Ag ppm + 3 x Mo%.
Images of the block model at various cut-off grades are available on the Majescor website at www.majescor.com.
Daniel Hachey, President and CEO of Majescor states: ""This first NI 43-101 Inferred Mineral Resource Estimate represents a major milestone for the development of the Douvray porphyry copper project. It highlights the deposit's quality and potential to build tonnage and improve grade, as well as the Company's and it's Haitian partner SOMINE SA's ability to achieve significant results. Since becoming the operator of the Douvray exploration program approximately 18 months ago, Majescor has successfully advanced the project from initial ground resurveying through soil and rock geochemical sampling, to the discovery of a 570,000 t Inferred copper resourcewithgold, silver and molybdenum credits".
Mr. Hachey further states: "The announcement of this first NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate follows the recent award by the Haitian Bureau of Mines (the "BME") to SOMINE SA of a five-year renewable 25 km 2 Mining Exploitation Permit ("PEM") for the Douvray deposit and encompassing Blondin-Douvray-Dos Rada porphyry copper system, the first mineral development project to reach the Mining Exploitation Permitting stage since the enactment of Haiti's Mining Code in 1976 . With: 1) the award of the PEM and a Mining Convention executed with the State and valid until 2020 in hand; 2) this new NI 43-101 resource estimate completed; 3) preliminary engineering (non NI 43-101) and metallurgical studies completed; and 4) a future deep-sea port in the planning stages at the new Caracol industrial park located 11 km to the North, Douvray has the potential to be fast-tracked to commercial production, and to become the first modern industrial-scale mining operation in Haiti".
The Douvray porphyry copper deposit outcrops along a +200 m high northwest trending ridge, within tonalite - granodiorite intrusions and sills, and adjacent volcanic and volcaniclastic rocks. The mineralization has a high bornite content and a low overall sulphide content; two characteristics that are favourable for metallurgy and for environmental considerations during and after mining. Based on the surface footprints of other, recently mapped copper-gold in soil and outcrop anomalies and on regional geophysical IP surveys, Majescor geologists see considerable expansion potential along strike from Douvray. The historical Blondin copper-gold deposit is located 2 km to the NW of Douvray and has historical resources that could be brought-up to NI 43-101 standards with additional drilling. Blondin is highly prospective, as is the Dos Rada copper prospect located 2 km to the SE of Douvray. The Company and Haitian partner SOMINE SA plan to continue with an aggressive exploration program in 2013 which will include over 10,000 m of infill and extension drilling, as well as a second phase of metallurgical testing to improve copper and associated metal recoveries. Adjacent to the Douvray copper deposit trend to the SW is the Faille B vein gold prospect. Majescor geologists believe there is, at present, sufficient data for 43-101 compliant resource calculation, and further drilling is planned to expand this potential gold resource
Douvray deposit inferred mineral resource estimate modeling method parameters
The Inferred Mineral Estimate for the Douvray porphyry copper - (gold-silver-molybdenum) deposit was completed by independent Qualified Person RemiBosc of Arethuse Geology SARL and is reported in accordance with the guidelines of the Canadian Securities Administrators National Instrument 43-101. The estimate is derived from 15 core holes drilled at Douvray from 2011 to 2012 for a total of 6,206 m, and from an additional 24 core holes, totaling 6,233 m drilled by St-Geneviève Resources Ltd. and KWG Resources Inc. between January and July of 1997.
The resources are classified according to their proximity to the sample locations and are reported, as required by
NI 43-101, according to the CIM Definition Standards for Mineral Resources and Mineral Reserves. The Douvray Resource Estimate comprises relatively continuous, sub-vertical zones of copper (gold-silver-molybdenum) mineralization that show the potential to be mined from surface, up to a vertical depth of 500 m. The reasonable prospects of economic extraction have been tested using floating cone pit shells based on reasonable projections of technical and economic parameters. The results show that the oxide and sulfide resources could be amenable to open pit extraction methods. A marginal cut-off at 0.1% Cu was retained for the resources estimates, based on: 1) metal recoveries from initial metallurgical testing carried out at Metchib Laboratories of Chibougamau, Québec in 2012 (See Majescor Press Release dated May 10, 2012); and, 2) using reasonably conservative commodity prices, Cu = US$ 3.00/lb; Au = US$ 1,400/oz; Ag = US$ 25.0/oz; and Mo = US$ 24,000/t. A massive Cu wireframe was designed with a 0.1% cut-off, capping a set of intrusives along a North-South trend. Most of the value of the deposit is carried by Cu, and low grade credit where independently interpolated within the Cu envelope. The tropical surface oxidation profile, about 25m deep, was interpolated and reported independently. Full details of the modeling parameters and assumptions used in the NI 43-101 Mineral Resources Estimate for the Douvray porphyry copper-gold deposit will be published in a NI 43-101 technical report currently under preparation and which be filed on www.sedar.com within 45 days of this release.
Additional details about the granting of the Douvray Mining Exploitation Permit, together with the Company's mineral development strategy and project specific plans for 2013 will be made available through further press releases and will be posted on the Company's Website (www.majescor.com).
About the Douvray porphyry copper-gold project and Douvray Mining Exploitation Permit
The Douvray porphyry copper-gold project is the first mineral development project to reach the Mining Exploitation permitting ("PEM") stage since the enactment of Haiti's Mining Code in 1976. The Douvray PEM is held within the limits of SOMINE SA's former 50 km2 SOMINE Research Permit, the mineral rights and obligations of which were assigned under a Mining Convention executed between SOMINE SA and the State of Haiti on May 5, 2005 and valid until March 9, 2020. The Research Permit expired on June 22, 2012. On June 21, 2012 SOMINE SA submitted two independent technical reports (non-NI 43-101 compliant) to the BME. The technical reports were filed pursuant to SOMINE SA's obligations under the Mining Convention and in support of its application to have the 50 km2 SOMINE Research Permit converted to two (2) Mining Exploitation Permits.
Under Haitian mining law, a Mining Exploitation Permit is valid for five (5) years and is renewable until the start of commercial mining at which time the permit shall be automatically converted to a Mining Concession (valid for 25 years; renewable).Under the terms of the Mining Convention, the granting of the Mining Exploitation Permits will Majescor and SOMINE SA to carry out all advanced mineral development work, including but not limited to geological, geotechnical, metallurgical, engineering and environmental studies and new drilling to define additional mineral reserves (non NI 43-101), required to bring the Douvray and Faille B projects to commercial production.
In Other News
We regret to announce that, on January 9th, 2013, owing to personal reasons and other commitments, Mr. Jacques Trottier has resigned as a Director of the Board with the Company. We wish him well in all his endeavours.
About SIMACT Alliance Copper-Gold Inc. and SOMINE SA
SIMACT Alliance Copper-Gold Inc. ("SACG") is a 100%-held subsidiary of Majescor. SACG is the majority shareholder of SOMINE SA, a registered Haitian corporation holding 100% of the mineral rights to the Douvray and Faille B Mining Exploitation permits. SOMINE SA has designated Majescor/SACG as the Technical Operator of the Douvray porphyry copper-gold and Faille B vein gold project mineral development programmes.
About Majescor Resources Inc.
Majescor Resources Inc. is a junior explorer focusing on emerging mineral districts. In addition to the Douvray and Faille B projects, Majescor's project portfolio includes the Mistassini uranium exploration projects in Québec (under Joint-Venture: 40 % Majescor and 60% Strateco Resources Inc.) the Besakoa gold and base metal property in Madagascar (50%-50% joint venture with Sunridge Gold Corp.).
This press release has been prepared by C. Tucker Barrie, Ph.D., P.Geo. (Ontario), Vice-President Exploration and a Director of Majescor, and a qualified person under NI 43-101.
To find out more about Majescor Resources Inc. (TSX VENTURE:MJX), SIMACT Alliance Copper Gold Inc., the Douvray Copper-Gold and the Faille vein-gold projects as well as the Company's Mistassini uranium and Besakoa copper/gold properties, please visit our website at www.majescor.com.
Forward-Looking Statements
This News Release may contain or refer to "forward-looking statements" which reflect Management's expectations regarding the Company's future growth, results of operations, performance and business prospects and opportunities. These statements reflect Management's current beliefs at the time of this news release and are based on information currently available to Management. All statements other than statements of historical fact, included in this release, including, without limitation, statements regarding potential mineralization and reserves, exploration results, and future plans and objectives of Majescor Resources inc., are forward-looking statements that involve various risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future events could differ materially from those anticipated in such statements. Important factors that could cause actual results to differ materially from Management's expectations are exploration risks detailed herein and from time to time in the filings made by the Company with securities regulators.
Neither TSX Venture Exchange nor its Regulation Services Provider (as that term is defined in the policies of the TSX Venture Exchange) accepts responsibility for the adequacy or accuracy of this release.
Contact Information:
Majescor Resources Inc.
Daniel Hachey
President & CEO
905.206.1604
613.241.7817 (FAX)
dan@majescor.com
www.majescor.com
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