CHEYENNE, Wyo., July 24, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Yinfu Gold Corporation ("Yinfu") (OTCQB:ELRE) today has filed a Form 15 to withdraw as a SEC filer and will proceed to apply to OTCMarkets to file all of its filings under the OTC Alternate Reporting Standard.
Tsap Wai Ping, Yinfu's CEO, stated, "We have already mobilized our accounting staff and consultants and they have started the process to transition from being an SEC filer to filing on the OTC Alternate Reporting Standard. Although this will be an enormous undertaking after taking over the Company from the previous board and management we have made the commitment to the shareholders to get our house back in good order and become current in all our filings. By using the OTCMarkets Alternate Reporting Standard we will be able to bring all our filings and disclosures current more quickly."
The Company is negotiating funding to start production at its Zambian Copper mine in Africa. Yinfu announced on February 6, 2013 that it had acquired a 65% stake for $2 million. The mine engineers have exposed an area of approximately 120 meters by 30 meters, to a depth of about 100 meters. This ore body has produced sampling results with a potential high-grade copper ore.
About Yinfu Gold Corp.
Yinfu Gold Corp. is a mineral exploration and mining company incorporated in the state of Wyoming and trades on the OTC under the symbol "ELRE." The transfer agent is Transfer Online, Inc. of Portland, Oregon.
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