The year 2018 has started off with a “bang” for Orefinders Resources Inc. (TSX: V.ORX, OTCQB: ORFDF, Forum) (Symbol: “ORX”). There was a huge piece of news on January 15, 2018 concerning the Company’s flagship Mirado Gold Project: a new Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA).
Right behind that were more significant developments for shareholders and investors. ORX closed on a trio of prospective, contiguous properties, consolidating this land package. The Company has dubbed this its Knight Project.
The land package hosts several past-producing mines, and includes both robust gold mineralization as well as silver-cobalt mineralization (centered around the former Mann Mine). This new acquisition has then set the stage for a further piece of news: a spin-off of assets for Orefinders’ shareholders.
Then on Jan 31 the company announced a new spin off Battery Metals company called Power Ore.
Along with all of thus, the Company has also found the time to give something back to the Community, and make an investment in the future. In partnership with IAMGold, ORX has established the Young Mining Professionals (YMP) Scholarship Fund.
Stockhouse recently caught up with the CEO of Orefinders, Stephen Stewart. He has taken time out of his busy schedule to update investors on this flurry of developments.
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