Day: November 21, 2018

Avino Announces Management Changes

Avino Silver & Gold Mines Ltd. today announced that Malcolm Davidson, Chief Financial Officer, will depart the Company immediately.

Tamino Minerals, Inc. Announces Fake News Update

Tamino Minerals, Inc. Mr. Pedro Villagran-Garcia, President & CEO, is pleased to announce an update regarding the recent string of fake press releases. On November 6th, 2018 two news articles were released via Business Wire (a Berkshire Hathaway Company) unbeknownst to Tamino Minerals, Inc. These press releases were utterly misleading and were released under false pretenses by unknown sources. We have reported these instances to the proper authorities and Business Wire. Almost all publications of these press releases have been deleted, as we continue to receive messages of all the places where such bogus releases were posted. An ongoing investigation is occurring to determine the culprits and bring them to justice. Tamino Minerals, Inc. does not condone this stock manipulation and wants investors to be aware that we have done everything in our power to make this right.

Minera Alamos Receives Positive Notice Regarding Permit Applications for La Fortuna Gold Project in Durango, Mexico

“The receipt of this notification represents a major milestone for the Company. Despite some procedural changes in the MIA/ETJ application process that caused early delays, the notice was received a little over a year following the completion of our strategic partnership with Osisko Gold Royalties and starts the transformation of the Company from a junior explorer to a growing gold producer,” stated Darren Koningen, CEO of Minera Alamos.

Millrock Announces New Drilling Program at La Navidad Gold Project, Results From El Picacho Gold Project, Sonora State, Mexico, and General Corporate Update

Millrock Resources Inc. is pleased to report that another drilling program is underway at the La Navidad gold project in Sonora State, Mexico. The program will focus on the northwestern portion of the project. Four holes are planned at the El Tigre prospect, where gold has been detected by soil sampling in the vicinity of historic mine workings. Northwest trending high angle structures appear to control mineralization. Three holes are planned to test the El Chupadero prospect where alteration (decalcification and jasperoid replacement of limestone) points to the possibility of an intrusion-related gold deposit. In total, seven holes totaling 1,500 meters are planned. The exploration work is being funded under an option to joint venture agreement by Centerra Gold Inc.

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