Minaurum Gold Inc. has developed a portfolio of exploration projects in Mexico combined with one of the strongest technical teams in the industry. To date, management have been involved with three takeovers including: $424 million West Timmins merger with Lake Shore Gold; $140 million Kinross Gold acquisition of Underworld Resources; $205 million Agnico Eagle acquisition of Cayden Resources. Backed by loyal institutional investors, our goal is to develop our projects and find the industry's next new discovery in prolific mining jurisdictions.
Proven Technical Team
Minaurum is composed of one of the best technical teams in the industry that includes Mr. David M. Jones, Dr. Peter Megaw, Mr. Stephen Maynard and Mr. Gerald Rayner. Mr. Jones is responsible for discovering Goldcorp's 8 million-ounce gold Los Filos deposit (increased to 13 million ounces in 2012, 16.27 million ounces in 2013), co-credited with the discovery of Kinross's 2 million-ounce gold deposit and his exploration model was used in the discovery of a number of additional deposits in the Guerrero Gold Belt. Dr. Megaw has been responsible for the discovery of over 200 million ounces of silver discovered in Mexico, including MAG Silver's Juanicipio, Cinco de Mayo, Pozo Seco projects, and Excellon Resources' Platosa Mine. Mr. Maynard's career spans 30 years in exploration including more than 15 years in Latin America. Mr. Rayner has more than 40 years of experience including being credited with the discovery of the 7 million-ounce Ok Tedi gold mine.
| Project | Minaurum Team Member |
|---|---|
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Goldcorp Kinross Gold Resource Corporation |
David M. Jones, Senior Geologist & Director
Discovered
Part of team credited with discovery Discovered |
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Excellon Resources MAG Silver West Timmins Mining |
Dr. Peter Megaw, Director and Consulting Geologist Discovered
Discovered Property vendor |
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BHP Billiton |
Gerry Rayner, Director, Senior Consulting Geologist Discovered |
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Underworld Resources |
Michael Williams, Chairman & Director Co-founder and sold to Kinross for $145M |