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Business Description: Mintails Limited (MLI) is an Australian company with management and operations in South Africa. MLI processes and recovers gold and proposes to recover uranium from surface tailings resources which are present on the West and Central Rand of South Africa’s Witwatersrand Basin.
Strategy Analysis: MLI aims to maximise shareholder value via processing tailings accumulated from mining activities outside Johannesburg, prospective for gold and uranium. MLI has pursued a strategy of increasing and upgrading JORC resources and is focused on commencing gold production which will be followed by uranium and sulphuric acid production depending upon the successful outcome of feasibility studies. As of June 2008, MLI controlled directly or via joint venture over 2 billion tonnes of tailings materials containing gold, uranium and sulphur on the West Rand and East Rand regions of the Witwatersrand Basin. MLI are also undertaking a program of plant construction and refurbishment which will enable the company to emerge as a gold producer over 2008/09.
The Age 26/05/2012 | I WAS reading some old Marcus Today newsletters. From 2003. Let me take you back and allow you to exercise the power of hindsight:
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