Sydney, Mar 23, 2014 AEST (ABN Newswire) - Metals X (
ASX:MLX) (MTXXY:OTCMKTS) MD Peter Cook Presents a Diversified Gold and Base Metals Company at Investorium.tv to sophisticated investors from the Sydney Sky Tower in March 2014.
Metals X has two producing gold operations in Western Australia and further development projects in Western Australia (CMGP) and the Northern Territory (Rover). Metals X completed the acquisition of Alacer Gold Corp.'s Australian Gold Operations on a going concern basis. Metals X acquired the whole of the Australian Gold Operations through its wholly owned subsidiary, Westgold Resources.
To view the presentation video, please visit:
http://www.abnnewswire.net/press/en/76787/metalsx
About Metals X Limited
Metals X Limited (
ASX:MLX) (OTCMKTS:MTXXY) is a Diversified Resource Company. Australia's largest tin and one of Australia's top 10 gold producers. Considerable cashflow is generated from its two operating gold mines at South Kalgoorlie and Higginsville in WA and from its 50% owned high grade tin mine in Tasmania which is also one of the largest hard rock tin mines in the world. The company boasts resources of over 14 Moz of gold, 140,000 tonnes of contained tin and over 2 million tonnes of contained nickel. The company also has a considerable portfolio of growth assets, including one production ready and one development ready gold project and one of the world's largest undeveloped nickel and cobalt projects.
The Central Murchison Gold Project consists of a fully refurbished 2.0Mtpa gold plant and resource containing over 8.6 Mozs of gold in a combination of high grade underground mines and lower grade open pits, expected to be in production in early 2015. The Company's Rover 1 iron-oxide-copper-gold discovery contains 1.2Moz of gold equivalence which is targeted for production in 2016.
The 100% owned world class Wingellina Nickel and Cobalt Project hosts a global resource of over 180Mt at 1% nickel that includes 167Mt as a probable reserve. Metals X has joined with one of the World's largest companies, Samsung C and T, to work together to finance and develop the Wingellina project.
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