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Using contemporary mining methods and technology, GMR Global Mineral Resources Corp. is committed to commercializing currently inactive gold and silver mineral claims that may have been under exploited in the past, due to historical mining methods and obsolete technology.
GMR Global Mineral Resources Corp.
43-101 Technical Report (2012)
Mines Act Permit Number: MX-5-90
Approval # 12-0500090-0830
Property: Red Elephant
Drilling: 4,000m
GMR Global Mineral Resources Corp., is a private late-stage gold and silver mining and exploration company with 100% whole ownership (without royalty obligations) of 11 mineral mining claims, each with reported past-producing high-grade gold mines including the "Red Elephant" and the "Enterprise". The company is conducting exploration and drilling programs on its properties to convert historical estimates into mineral resources to determine potential economic viability.
GMR's mineral claims are located in the Slocan Valley Mining District of southeastern British Columbia, the Zeballos Region of Vancouver Island, and in other regions of British Columbia, Canada.
These mineral claims were developed prior to the implementation of modern exploration and mining techniques, leaving significant opportunities for modern mining technology to recover potential mineral resources left behind from past mining and exploration activity conducted on GMR's mineral claims.