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Global Rainforest Management
Longwood, Fl 32791
United States
Tel: 3214398516
Fax: 8132175356
Website: https://www.globalrainforestmanagement.com
Contact: Gregory Harris, COO
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| Type of Business: | Service Provider, Exporter |
| Employees: | 11 |
| Year Established: | 2004 |
| Annual Sales Volume: | $6M to $24M |
| Bank Ref: | Wachovia Bank NA |
| Harmonized System Codes: | 2616 SC39 |
Business Message
This unique opportunity to invest in fractional ownership to "register" mineral rights at cost, instead of "buying" at market price from an owner or a broker. You have an instant capital appreciation and the potential to resell your share with a profit of 500% or even more within the next few months!
The Tapajós Mineral Province is a large (2,00,000 km2) gold producing area located in the Amazon Region of Brazil. Gold was discovered in this Province in 1747 with significant production of1 million ounces per year, predominantly from alluvial deposits. While the total gold production of Tapajós Mineral Province up to 1993 is officially estimated at 7 million ounces, actual production is considered to be approximately 22 million ounces.
The Tapajos Mineral Province has only recently been rediscoveredwith significant gold finds creating a new Gold Rush in 2008. This followed the realization that most of the alluvial gold deposits discovered and mined to date in fact represent locally transported eluvial deposits derived from nearby bedrock gold deposits. Access to these deposits, created by intense garimpeiro activity in the recent past, has encouraged renewed exploration activity and opened up major exploration opportunities.
The Tapajos Mineral Province, comprises extensively altered and mineralized Middle Proterozoic (∼1.8 Ma) felsic volcanic and intrusive magmatic rocks with minor sedimentary units. Hydrothermal gold deposits appear to be controlled by NE, NS and NW fault systems, including both fissure vein and vein-stockwork types of mineralization. There is obvious potential for a variety of medium (+0.5 million ounce) to large (+3 million ounce), open-pittable, oxide and mixed oxide/sulphide deposits.
