GUANG NING, China, Oct. 4, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- China Gold Corp., (Pink Sheets:CGDC) a Nevada Corporation, is pleased to announce today that it has allowed the set up of a new website, ChinaGoldCorporation.com. The company spokesman stated that due to the high volume of inquiries received by the company, China Gold Corp. has authorized this new website, ChinaGoldCorporation.com, to better disseminate information about the company to the public at large.
ABOUT THE COMPANY
China Gold Corp. is a Nevada Corporation, engaged in gold and minerals exploration and development of gold and mineral properties in China. China Gold Corp. is dedicated to delivering growth to the shareholder by employing a disciplined business methodology through acquisitions and joint ventures. The Company seeks to acquire properties with the following development criteria: largely unexplored but highly prospective geological regions, ability to generate near-term revenue and cash flow, tremendous geological potential for world-class economic deposits.
For further information please refer to the Company's website at www.ChinaGoldCorporation.com.
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Safe Harbor Statement:
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