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Equal Gold's vision is to be the best precious metal mining company by finding, acquiring, developing, and producing quality reserves in a safe, profitable and socially responsible manner.

Equal Gold is a growth oriented precious metals exploration and development company focused on the discovery and development of large gold deposits throughout the Americas.

It is management's objective to grow Equal Gold into a significant precious metals producer by acquiring and developing (a) high quality Mineral Rights in Vancouver Island, British Columbia area; (b) other advanced-stage projects and/or producing mines in the most prolific precious metal districts in the world with resources at economic grades and strong expansion potential.; (c) projects that can quickly be brought into production having access to or include mining/milling facilities; and (d) former producing properties with significant untapped exploration potential.

In 2006, the Company will start to realize the opportunities that are available as a result of its new strength, breadth and scale.

Equal Gold's shares (EQTD) are traded on Pink Sheets

Equal Gold is in a process of acquiring over 1000 Hectors (2,500 acres) of prime quality mineral potential areas and plan constant expansion.

Exploration primarily focused on gold, silver and copper.
   
 
 

 

Equal Gold's strong management fueled by employee dedication ensures the company is well positioned to produce the highest levels of investor relations.

 

An innovative and intelligent choice for capital investors wanting to participate in early stage exploration opportunities.

 

Research done on our claims have yielded 4.5% to an exciting 16.43% copper and 3.43g/t to 6.8g/t gold.

 

In last three years, price of these metals increased substantially. Study shows that over last three years between June 2003 to June 2006, Gold price increased by over 175%, Silver increased by over 290% and Copper prices increased over 475%. The price of these metals is increasing as the global demands keep exceeding the Global supplies.
 
Metal June 02, 2003 June 01, 2006 % Increase
Gold 366.20/ Oz. 628.70/ Oz. 176.00 %
Silver 4.15/ Oz. 12.10/ Oz. 291.00 %
Copper 0.78/lb. 3.74/lb. 479.00 %

 

"Equal Gold is tremendously excited to announce we have finalized our 2006 season of prosperous exploration yielding ever more encouraging results. Current economic trends coupled with ever increasing global mineral consumption will propel Equal Gold to generate exceptional returns for our team, partners and shareholders."

Equal Gold President


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  MINERAL EXPLORATION IN  
 
British Columbia is one of the richest mineral areas in the world. There are over 14,000 known mineral occurrences in the province. Source: Ministry of Energy and Mines.
British Columbia's total mineral exploration investment in 2004 was over $130 million compared to just $25 million in 2001. This is an increase of 420% and the highest level since 1991. Source: Ministry of Energy and Mine/Environmental Assessment Office.
In 2005, the BC government extended the Mining Exploration Tax Credit, a 20% tax credit to companies undertaking grassroots mineral exploration in BC, for 10 years. The credit provides a competitive advantage to BC by allowing a range of expenditures to be covered by the credit. Source: Ministry of Finance/Ministry of Energy and Mines.
Over 35 communities across BC benefit from exploration activity. Mining operations have supported the construction of roads, schools, recreational facilities and other community facilities all over BC. Source: Ministry of Energy and Mines.

 

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