Gold Focused Exploration

Northern Eagle Gold

Details

Metals of interests:  Gold

Ownership:
50 % Beaufield, 50% buy-in option by Jiminex

Location :
10 kms east of Marathon, Ontario – Accessible by road all year round.

Surface area :
207 claim units covering a total area of 32.80 km2

Highlights :

  • Property Adjacent to Hemlo Gold mines
  • The property hosts 12 kilometres of the Hemlo shear zone
  • Presence of several gold showings on the property

Description :

A detailed VTEM airborne magnetic and electromagnetic survey covering 447 line kilometres has been

completed on the Beaufield claim group during this quarter. The field report has been received. The

survey has mapped the extent of the Hemlo shear on the property also the barite shear. Several

conductors that could be representative of sulphide have been identified. Beaufield has obtained

indications of interest from third parties.

In April 2009, the Company signed a letter of intent agreement (“LOI”) whereby Jiminex Inc. (“Jiminex”), a

Capital Pool Corporation (“CPC”), have an option (the “Option”) to acquire an undivided 50% of

Beaufield’s undivided 100% interest in the Northern Eagle gold property (the “Property”), earlier referred

to as the Hemlo Highway 17 property by paying a non refundable cash deposit of $10,000 on signing the

LOI and a further $90,000 cash or Jiminex common share equivalent after approval of the Option by the

TSX Venture Exchange. Pending regulatory approval, this acquisition will be the qualifying transaction

through which Jiminex will evolve from a CPC into a junior natural resource exploration company.

In addition, Jiminex must make exploration expenditures of $1,300,000 over a three year period all

subject to an up to 2 % net smelter royalty to outside non-related parties. Jiminex will be operator during

the Option earn-in period. When Jiminex fulfills the preceding terms, earning its 50% interest, exploration

will proceed pursuant to a joint venture with Beaufield acting as operator.

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