NEW YORK, Feb. 13, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Wall Street Reporter recently conducted exclusive video interviews with the CEOs of Endurance Gold Corp. (TSX-V:EDG) and Midlands Minerals Corp. (TSX-V:MEX), each of which is currently focused on realizing the value of a potentially major gold property.
Investors can watch or download both interviews, along with a rich library of additional content recorded at the 2008 Vancouver Resource Investment Conference, at www.WallStreetReporter.com.
Endurance Gold Corp. (TSX-V:EDG) has "systematically worked through our existing asset base and really dramatically improved it," CEO Duncan McIvor tells WSR. "Three years from now, we will have either a significant resource or we will have moved on and acquired new and better assets."
Highlights of the interview:
-- Results from "pretty extensive" sampling on the company's Pardo
property in Ontario. "We've got multiple targets that are
returning gold values of between 0.5 and 3 grams of gold."
-- Why the company's Dogpaw uranium venture has "done very well" as
an example of Mr. McIvor's strategy of vending out non-core assets
to focus on Pardo.
-- More detail on management's long-term vision for the company.
Midlands Minerals Corp. (TSX-V:MEX) is pursuing its own flagship opportunity, the Sian project in Ghana's famous Ashanti gold belt, says CEO Kim Harris. "We control about 160 square kilometers there of highly prospective ground," she explains. "We're extremely excited."
Highlights of the interview:
-- The property's status as "basically ready to go," with plant and
mining leases in place.
-- Ongoing work to extend the existing resource of around 200,000
ounces of gold along an established 950-meter strike.
-- Discussion of existing institutional support for the company
(institutions hold around 40% of MEX equity).
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About Endurance Gold Corp.
Endurance Gold Corp. is a new precious metals exploration and development company focused on the acquisition, exploration and development of highly prospective North American mineral properties with the potential to develop world-class deposits.
About Midlands Minerals Corp.
Midlands operates in Ghana and Tanzania, two stable low-risk countries with a history of gold mining. The company has a diversified portfolio of high-quality gold and diamond properties located near major gold deposits and on known prolific gold producing belts.
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