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Anyone still paying attention to this one? There was a lot of hype on it a few months back but the stock sunk like a rock and has had zero volume or PR's. Looks like it may be a good time to give it another look. Getting a lot of attention the last couple of days.
Cambodian Ventures Limited Enters Into an Agreement for an Investment of Up to US$1,000,000 in Its Mining Projects in Cambodia Wednesday October 19, 2:27 pm ET
LOWELL, MA; PHNOM PENH, CAMBODIA; and MONTREAL, QC--(MARKET WIRE)--Oct 19, 2005 -- Cambodian Ventures Limited (Other OTC:CMB.V - News), a junior mining company focused on exploration and mining of precious minerals in Cambodia and Monterra Mining Inc. of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, announced today that they have entered into a joint venture agreement for Monterra to invest up to $1,000,000 in mining projects in Cambodia, subject to project due diligence. Monterra's investments will allow them to acquire working interests in one or more of Cambodian Ventures mining projects in Cambodia.
Cambodian Ventures Limited's mission is to obtain licenses for the exploration and mining of precious minerals in Cambodia. Cambodian Ventures intends to carry out exploration activities in regions containing gold and other precious minerals.
Monterra Mining Inc. is a holding company that acquires working interests in mineral exploration opportunities throughout the world. Monterra is evaluating project interests in South America and its commitment to Cambodian Ventures Limited is its first foray in Southeast Asia.
Garth McIntosh, Monterra Mining's spokesperson, said today, "We feel there is a tremendous opportunity to develop gold mines in Cambodia. Except for artisanal mining, there has been very little production of Gold since the French left in the 1950s. Geologists agree that there is tremendous potential for gold production in Cambodia based on the early geological work by the French, that is now being confirmed with more modern geological methods. Cambodian Ventures is highly regarded within the Kingdom of Cambodia, and we are very excited about several projects that we are currently evaluating to invest in as working interests."
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