MIGPLC PROFILE(EN)(PI)

MINING EXPLORATION AND DEVELOPMENT
PROJECTS IN THE ROYAL OF CAMBODIA

CAMBODIA BACKGROUND
Cambodia .Khmer, Kampuchea officially knows as The Kingdom of Cambodia.
The country is located in Southern portion of the Indochina Peninsula in the South East Asia with
the total landmass of 181,035 square kilometers (69,899 Square mile). It is bordered by Thailand
to northwest, Laos to northeast, Vietnam to the east and the Gulf of Thailand to the Southwest.
Population is over 14 8 million. The country official
religion is Therada Buddhism which practiced by around
95% of the Cambodian population, the country minority
groups includes Vietnamese, Chinese, Chams and 30
various hill tribes.
The country has 23 provinces. The capital is Phnom
Penh also a largest city in the country, the political,
economical and cultural center of Cambodia.
The capital and provinces of Cambodia are the first
level administrative divisions. Municipalities and districts
are the second level administrative division. The
provinces are subdivided into 159 districts and 26
The districts and municipalities in turn
are further divided into communes and quarters.
The Kingdom of Cambodia is constitutional monarchy
with Norodom Sihamoni, an elected monarch chosen by the Royal Throne Council as ahead of
state. The head of government is Prime Minister Hun Sen who is currently longest serving leader
in South East Asia and has ruled Cambodia for over 25 years.
INDEPENDENCE
The country was colonized by French in mid-19th century. Cambodia gained independence from
France on November 09, 1953.
In 1955, Sihanouk abdicated in favor of his father in order to participate in politics and was elected
prime minister. Upon his father's death in 1960, Sihanouk again became head of state, taking the
title of prince. While visiting Beijing in 1970 he was ousted by a military coup led by Prime Minister
General Lon Nol and Prince Sisowath Sirik Matak, who had the support of the United States. The
king urged his followers to help in overthrowing this government, hastening the onset of civil war.
Soon the Khmer Rouge rebels began using him to gain support.
KHMER ROUGE
The Khmer Rouge reached Phnom Penh and took power in 1975. The regime, led by Pol Pot,
changed the official name of the country to Democratic Kampuchea. They immediately evacuated
the cities and sent the entire population on forced marches to rural work projects. They attempted
to rebuild the country's agriculture on the model of the 11th century, discarded Western medicine,
and destroyed temples, libraries, and anything considered Western. At least a million
Cambodians, out of a total population of 8 million, died from executions, overwork, starvation and
disease.
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Estimates as to how many people were killed by the Khmer Rouge regime range from
approximately one to three million; the most commonly cited figure is two million (about one-third
of the population) This era gave rise to the term Killing Fields, and the prison Tuol Sleng became
notorious for its history of mass killing. Hundreds of thousands fled across the border into
neighbouring Thailand. The regime disproportionately targeted ethnic minority groups. The Cham
Muslims suffered serious purges with as much as half of their population exterminated.
END OF KHMER ROUGE AND TRANSITION
Stupa which houses the skulls of those killed by the Khmer Rouge at Choeung Ek
In November 1978, Vietnamese troops Cambodia. The People's Republic of Kampuchea (PRK), a
Pro-Soviet state led by the Salvation Front, a group of Cambodian leftists dissatisfied with the
Khmer Rouge, was established.
In opposition to the newly-created state, a government-in-exile referred to as the Coalition
Government of Democratic Kampuchea (CGDK) was formed in 1981 from three factions. This
consisted of the Khmer Rouge, a royalist faction led by Sihanouk, and the Khmer People's
National Liberation Front. The Khmer Rouge representative to the UN, Thiounn Prasith, was
retained
Throughout the 1980s the Khmer Rouge, supplied by China. Thailand, the United States and the
United Kingdom continued to control much of the country and attacked territory not under their
dominance. These attacks, led to economic sanctions by the U.S. and its allies, made
reconstruction virtually impossible and left the country deeply impoverished.
Peace efforts began in Paris in 1989 under the State of Cambodia, culminating two years later in
October 1991 in a comprehensive peace settlement. The UN was given a mandate to enforce a
ceasefire and deal with refugees and disarmament known as the United Nations Transitional
Authority in Cambodia (UNTAC).
In 1993, Norodom Sihanouk was restored as King of Cambodia, making Cambodia the world's
only postcommunist country which restored monarchy as the system of government. The stability
established following the conflict was shaken in 1997 by a coup d'état but has otherwise remained
in place. In recent years, reconstruction efforts have progressed and led to some political stability
in the form of a multiparty democracy under a constitutional monarchy.
In July 2010 Kang Kek Iew was the first Khmer Rouge member found guilty of war crimes and
crimes against humanity in his role as the former commandant of the S21 extermination camp. He
was sentenced to 35 years in prison
POLITICS
National politics in Cambodia take place within the framework of the nation's constitution of 1993.
The government is a constitutional monarchy operated as a parliamentary representative democracy.
The Prime Minister of Cambodia, an office held by Hun Sen since 1985, is the head of government,
while the King of Cambodia (currently Norodom Sihamoni) is the head of state. The prime minister is
appointed by the king, on the advice and with the approval of the National Assembly
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The prime minister and the ministerial appointees exercise executive power while legislative
powers are shared by the executive and the bicameral Parliament of Cambodia, which consists of
a lower house, the National Assembly or Radhsphea and an upper house, the Senate or Sénat.
Members of the 123-seat Assembly are elected through a system of proportional representation
and serve for a maximum term of five years. The Senate has 61 seats, two of which are
appointed by the king and two others by the National Assembly. Senators serve five years
WHAT IS THE REASONS BEHIND THE THAI-CAMBODIA CONFLICT?
For centuries, the ancient Preah Vihear temple, a Hindu masterpiece, has stood largely
unmolested on a cliff overlooking the Thai-Cambodian border. However, over past three years,
the temple has been an increasing point of conflict between Thailand and Cambodia that
appears to be fomented for purely domestic political motives
And, in the latest dust-up, events have demonstrated the relative weakness of Thai Prime
Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva, who is clearly unable to control his own military, and of the Asean,
which appears to have little or no influence in stopping the conflict.
Unconfirmed reports have circulated in both Bangkok and Phnom Penh about the reasons
the temple, which was awarded to the Cambodians by the International Court of Justice in 1962.
Some sources say there was a lack of communication between the Thai government and the
military.
While Prime Minister Abhisit Vejjajiva appeared to prefer a diplomatic option to resolve the
crisis, the military decided to use force instead.
There is also a c the royalist Yellow
Shirts is said to be now working with the military to weaken the Abhisit government, apparently
for an
election as soon as April. According to this theory, the military in particular fears that this would
diminish its role in politics, too soon. The roots of the most recent cross-border conflict can be
found in the decision by a joint PAD-Democrat Party team to cross into Cambodia, where they
were promptly arrested. One PAD member, Veera Somkwamkit, remains in a Cambodian
prison.
Meanwhile, some local residents on the Thai-Cambodian border reportedly said that the Thai
military was fed up with the way the Abhisit government has handled the territorial dispute
issue. On Feb. 4, Thai and Cambodian troops experienced their worst clash, a violent conflict
that included gunfire and artillery duels, killing at least two Thais and eight Cambodians. Some
3,120 Thais were evacuated from a village close to where the incident took place. The temple
itself was damaged by artillery fire from Thai guns.
Thus, to express its frustration, the military chose to fire artillery into the Preah Vihear Temple,
damaging it and earning condemnation for Thailand for its thoughtless behavior, which could
ultimately destroy the centuries-old World Heritage site.
In Cambodia, Prime Minister Hun Sen exploited the armed clashes to strengthen his power
position by displaying his nationalistic emotions. The last time Hun Sen displayed his love for
the Cambodian motherland, it cost Thailand its embassy in Phnom Penh in 2003. Then, Hun
Sen was accused of being reluctant to intervene in an arson attack against the Thai diplomatic
mission by so-
divert domestic issues which could ruin his chance in the upcoming election.
It has also been reported that the scale of devastation on the Cambodian side as a result of the
fresh clashes was massive. Hun Sen appears certain to retaliate. Thailand will have to wait and
see how Thai-Cambodian relations will go from here.
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While the latest confrontation is certainly the work of domestic politics in Thailand and Cambodia,
it has engendered a negative impact on Asean, of which the two countries are members.
Immediately, Asean Secretary-General Surin Pitsuwan urged the two to find a peaceful solution.
"I am deeply concerned about the serious situation on the border between Thailand and
Cambodia," Surin said. "This violent conflict must be brought under control and return to
negotiating table soonest."
He also added, "I have been in touch with Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs
of Cambodia Hor Namhong, and the Foreign Minister of Thailand, Kasit Piromya, and I have
appealed for calm, maximum restraint on both sides, and expressed my fervent desire to see both
sides return to a negotiating table as soon as possible."
As members of Asean, Thailand and Cambodi
and cooperation in time of bilateral crisis, and in particular, the Treaty of Amity and Cooperation
(TAC) in which all member states commit themselves to peaceful settlement of disputes.
As so often the disputed 11th century Preah Vihear temple in Cambodia, long a source of anger
for Thai nationalists who believe it rightly belongs to Bangkok, has become the focus of the
renewed spat between the countries.
The aggressive behavior has also challenged the Asean charter.
ECONOMY
Cambodia reemerged several years later within a socialistic sphere of influence as the People's
Republic of Kampuchea until 1993. After years of isolation, the war-ravaged nation was reunited
under the monarchy in 1993.
Rebuilding from decades of civil war, Cambodia has seen rapid progress in the economical and
human resource areas. The country has had one of the best economic records in Asia, with
economic growth growing an average 6.0% for the last 10 years.
Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth was very strong. The eposode subtained
growth was interrupted in 2008-2009 but recovering strong in 2010-2011 with GDP growth
estimated at 6.7 %. Per capita $ 2,470. The rapid economic growth has created employment
opportunities and the poverty headcount has declined fron 45-50% in 1993-94 to 30% in 2007.
Poerty concentrate in rural areas.
Strong textiles, agriculture, construction, garments, and tourism sectors led to foreign investments
and international trade. In 2005, oil and natural gas deposits were found beneath Cambodia's
territorial waters, and once commercial extraction begins in 2011, the oil revenues could
profoundly affect Cambodia's economy.
The major economic challenge for Cambodia over the next decade will be fashioning an economic
imbalance. More than 50% of the population isles than 25 years old. The population lacks
education and product skills ,particularly in the poverty-ridden country side, which is suffers from
an almost total lack of basic infrastructure.
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MINERAL POTENTIAL
ecause of war
during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s and more recently because of the lack of capital,
specialists and technology.
According to the Cambodia government is one of the most under-explored countries in the
world for mineral resources. The Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy indicated was for
bauxite ,gold, gemstones,, coal,, iron ore, tin, kaolin, limestone ,manganese ,phosphate rock,
silicon sand. Since 1993, the Ministry of Industry, Mines and Energy reported had issued 11
licenses, 5 of which were gold exploration.
Management and Mining of Mineral resources was drafted and approved by the Cabinet 2000.
The Law was promulgated by the Government on July 13, 2001.
In 1995, gold and zircon reported were mined illegally in the provinces of Kampong Cham,
Mondol Kiri and Rotanoh Kiri. Gemestones were mined at the Pailin Mine in the Battmbang
Province
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THE MILLENNIUM INTERNATIONAL GROUP, PLC - BACKGROUND
The Millennium International Group, PLC headquartered at No. 52, Street 606, BoungKok II Ward,
Toulkork District, Capital of Phnom Penh, Royal of Cambodia.
The Samlout-Battambang gemstone and gold mine is located in the area of Sang Kae-
Battambang river, 70km southwest away from Battambang and 40km East of Pailin province
In the past, under Polpot regime Thai exploited part of this area. Due to war in 1970s, 1980s,
1990s, they only focused on gemstone at the riverbed and rive terrace areas. Leaving several
eluvi, deluvil mineral sand, river bench areas untouched and unexploited. Pailin gemstone on
general and Samlot gemstone in particular are the type of high quality with very high prices
(Geography Union Vietnam 1981). The Gemstone in the area, a rare gem, has the color of red
mixing with light violet (this type in the past only was available in Mong Shu ruby gemstone mine
Myanmar a place famous for rare ruby germ mines).
According to the documents of ESCAP (Asian and Pacific Economic Development Plan), Ministry
of Industry, Mines and Energy Cambodia and survey results of The Millennium International
Group, PLC (MIGPLC), the eluvi agglomerate, bench of Sang Kae river may have gemstones,
industrial gold and other mineral deposits.
The Millennium International Group, LLC (MIGUS) began its initial geological surveys of 11 eleven
potential mineral locations in the following provinces: Rottanakiri, Kratie, Mondulkiri, Pursat,
Preah Vhear Siem Reap, Pailin and Battambang since early 2007.
After 17 months of surveys, during the May of 2008 we identified the two areas with highest
potential for Gold and Gemstone prospectivity in Samlout District of Battambang province and
Pailin district of Pailin province.
MIGUS decided to establish two subsidiary companies. The first one is The Millennium
International Group, Co. Ltd., hereafter called MIG Cambodia, a Cambodia Private Limited
Company registered on May 30, 2008.
The second one is the Metal Mining (Cambodia) Co. Ltd., hereafter called Metal, another
Cambodia Limited Liability Company registered in 2008. Our focus industrial is to discover explore
and develop low cost gold and gemstone assets in the Kingdom of Cambodia.
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On September 16, 2010, MIG Cambodia reorganizational structure and become The Millennium
International Group, PLC, a Cambodia Public Limited Company (MIGPLC). MIGPLC Charter
Capital is $100,000,000 USD equal to 400,000,000,000 Riels divided into 1,000 shares equal to
100 % Ownership. Each 1% of ownership consisted of 10 shares equal to $ 1,000,000 USD. Each
share equal to $100,000 USD equal to 400,000,000 Riels (1 USD= 4,000 Riels).
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THE MILLENNIUM INTERNATIONAL GROUP , PLC
A Cambodia Public Limited Company
VISION
MIGPLC will be regarded as a leading Gold and Gemstone Producing Company while ensuring
business transparency, honesty, integrity, and accountability to all shareholders
MISSION
To realize our vision, our mission is to establish long-term relationships with all shareholders with
particular emphasis on the creation of positive contributions to local communities in which we
operate.
We will produce outstanding results by finding, acquiring, developing and producing in safe,
profitable, and socially responsible manner. We will establish a sustainable continuous
improvement and eco-friendly based organization that will drive profitable growth, increase value
for our shareholders, and create career equal opportunities and financial incentive for our
personnel.
VALUES
Accountability
We meet our
vindicate .We find a way to achieve our objectives. The governance and operations of our
company are principally built on honesty and transparency toward our shareholders, employees,
partners, associates, and general public.
Sustainable Development
We are committed to building a workforce that embodies the world in which we do business by
accurately integrating social and environmental criteria into our due diligence process. Using
applied research and development methodology, we have created tools to facilitate this process.
We aim to meet human needs while conserving the environment and the resources that are
essential to those communities in which we operate. These needs can be met not only in the
present, but also for generations to come, by minimizing the potential for adverse impacts that
may arise from our operations.
TEAMWORK
We are that communication is essential for efficient teamwork. We encourage creative thinking
and are committed to building a workforce that strikes for personal and corporate excellence. We
foster an environment where individual growth is encouraged, acknowledged, and recognized as
a personal and team achievement. The results of these efforts are reliance, collaboration, and a
more productive organization involving all stakeholders.
DIVERSIFY
MIGPLC embraces diversify and is proud to be a multicultural organization. Our concepts of
diversify and inclusion enhance differences in religion ,gender ,age ,ethnic background ,disability,
race, nationality ,sexual orientation , and more .We foster and encompass cultural awareness and
create opportunities to develop cross-cultural sensitivity and respect.
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RESULTS
At MIGPLC we set aggressive goals and meet our commitments .We are relentless and strong-
minded .We drive our progress without sacrifice our core values. MIGPLC is a Company that is
charged with innovative programs and strategies that forge new partnerships. These values
ards and constitute the foundation of our corporate strategy.
OUR COMMITMENT
Helping Communities through Responsible Mining
The mining sector can be recognized as a driving force maximizing the development of other
economic sectors and productive activities with a view to improving the productivity and stability of
the sector, and consolidating a competitive network generating economic and social benefits for
all of the stakeholders.
Pioneering new CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) approaches in the mining sector, MIGPLC
challenges its mining investments to ensure a positive contribution to local communities by
reducing poverty, creating sustainable development, improving human rights, and meeting both
At MIGPLC, we believe that a responsible company should combine in their business decisions a
series of environmental and social preoccupations. In pursuing these objectives, MIGPLC is
developing, in collaboration with all stakeholders, a strong Social and Environmental Program
inspired by the UN-ten Global Compact Principals which includes human rights, labour standards,
environmental concerns, and anticorruption actions, Transparency and accountability are also
is to comply with the national and local principles and laws wherever we
operate, and to conduct all business activities with the most excellent standards.
Special attention is also given to minimizing the environmental impacts of mining activities, and
technical and scientific innovation (efficient use of energy, the development of advanced
materials, and better approaches to waste reduction and water conservation).
greenhouse gases (GHGs) that will result from our activities. To prove that the project will achieve
its objectives in real, permanent, verifiable reductions in Greenhouse Gases, we will collaborate
-governmental organization) and specialists to validate
the operation.
MIGPLC is committed to making a positive difference in the communities in which we operate.
From exploration to reclamation, MIGPLC conducts itself with the highest ethical standards and a
strong commitment to corporate social responsibility.
Our CSR policy is based on five elements:
Involve all stakeholders in our mining projects
Operate a sustainable development approach
Contribute to building state of the art facilities
Respect and support human rights
Ensure transparency
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PROJECT OVERVIEW
Currently our main in ground assets are the Gold-Gemstone mining concessions located in
Battambang and Pailin Provinces.
Our destruction of basaltic lavas, project is comprised of an area covering approximately 274.41
square kilometers (27,441 Ha) in which 84.51 square kilometers (8.451 Ha) located in Stung
Sangke are, Samlot and Pailin districts, Battambang and Pailin provinces and 189.90 square
kilometers (18,990 Ha) located in Phum Ta Det area, Samlot and Pailin districts, Battambang and
Pailin provinces. The area is well known to the world as a proven source of rubies and sapphires
during the Polpot regime. The land field is characterized by alluvial and eluvial placers that were
formed during the destruction of basaltic lavas
The geologic framework is the result of a long and repeated history of sedimentation, volcanism,
igneous intrusion, metamorphism, and mountain building. These processes formed ancient and
recent mountain chains, folded rocks, and broad sedimentary basins throughout the region.
Nonfuel mineral deposits are associated with specific geologist rocks types are tectonic settings,
and therefore the extensive geologic history of Asia and Pacific regions has been conductive to
the formation of many kinds of large and abundant mineral deposits.
The geologic setting in the Asian and Pacific regions is consistent with the discovery of a number
of new, important mineral belts, which may contain potential for the occurrence of undiscovered
deposits. In addition, the presence of known mineral deposits suggests that well-known belts also
may be areas new discoveries.
Socio-economical features
Bo lang village is 7km away from Thailand-Cambodia border. The people living here are the Ko
La ethnic group with poor living standards. Agriculture is primarily rice cultivating. Industry is
underdeveloped. However, this area has potential for gemstone and gold exploration.
The inhabitants hardly know how to write or read. There is only one elementary school in the
area. The labor supply for the project would be about 961 people. Mining would help creating jobs
and developing factories as well as raising intellectual standards.
Equipments and Labor
Electric wiring system is not available in this area. The company will provide a 100 kw dynamo to
support production. The road along Sang Kae river is being constructed to carry machines. The
labor will be taken from Vietnam, heavy equipment operators and manual labors will be trained
and recruited at the area.
Mining Geology
Strata Features
In relation to the mineral gold - gemstone formations mainly eluvi, mineral deposits of Kae Sang
river systems, including mixed deposits of river flood (ap QIV1-2), including mixed deposits of
river flood and alluvial (ap QIV2-3), accumulation eluvi - deluvi (e - d) Q. Eluvi mineral sand from
Sang Kae river: (ap QIV) and (eQII)
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Alluvial-Proluvial ore deposit of oceanic layer 1 (apQIV)
Mixed deposits are unevenly distributed along Sang Kae river, 100-200m wide, 300-400m long.
The height above river level: 4-6 m. The river bed is constituted by: slabs, clots, pebbles, placer,
clay, and gemstone (ruby) average thickness: 4m.
Sediment composition: slabs, clots, pebbles mainly andezit, size: from under 10cm to some
metres, accounting for 40-50% sand.
Alluvial-Proluvial ore deposit of river bed and high bench
Alluvial ore belong to riverbed sediments and high bench distributed continuously along Sang Kae
river, 30-200m wide, average 100m. The height of bench above river level: 1-1.5m. In foods, there
are times when the bench is submerged.
Sediment composition: slabs, clots, pebbles mainly andezit, size: from under 10cm to 0.5m,
accounting for 40-50% sand. Average thickness: 3m.
Eluvium Remnants
This layer has more than 40m of ruby constituent, distributed on a large scale: many km2. This
layer plays an important role in industrial gemstone mines. This layer can be exploited by
excavator or by water pressure. The main components are clay and weathered basalt.
Topography
The mine is located in an eroding mountainous place, partly covered by basalt.
Hydrography
Sang Kae is the biggest river in the area. The valley of the river consists of riverbed part, alluvial
ground and bench with ruby and gold content. The width of the river is from 30-40m, no floods
during the year.
Traffic
The road from Battambang to Samlot is covered with Tar and macadam 60km is being
constructed by the Japanese after the 1990 war. The road is now demaged and being improved
and reconstructed by MIGPLC in two phases. Phase I began September 2007 to July/2009.
Phase II began April 2011 to November 2011.
Climate
The climate in this area is tropical monsoon with two distinctive seasons: the rainy season is from
June to October, and the dry season is from November to May. The rainy season is always
floods at alluvial ground
unevenly. The average rainfall per year is from 1,000 to 1,500mm.
Average temperature: 27.4 Celsius degree.
Average humidity: 80% during the year.
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Population
There is a sparsely distributed population (mainly the Kolan ethnic group), from the mine center to
the upper of Sang Kae river (SK6) is the border forest, with almost no population. However, this
area was once the location of the Polpot regime so there may be some booby traps or mines near
the river. It is necessary to sweep and clear all these mines.
Mining site borders
Principles to determine mining site borders
The border of the mine is determined by these following principles:
- The mining site is located within the area licensed by the ministry of Mining and Energy of Cambodia
- The mining site is located within the reserves topography, according to the satellite images
- The gold and gem ore body is near the surface of the sedimentary rocks of Sang Kae river. The
crust is thin. The average thickness of the crust is 1m, composed of sand and clay. The average
thickness of the ore layer is 3-4m, composed of clabs and placer. The average thickness of eluvi
sedimentary layer is 20m, deluvi: 2m.
Mining site borders
The border is determined as shown in the PAILIN. Code: 5434/5534 III, UTM, Scale: 1/100,000
map.
The mining site border is the boundary of ore-body layers: ap QIV2-3, ap QIV1-2, (e d) Q.
Gold and Gemstone in Stung Sangke Area , Battambang and Pailin Province
The area of Mining Operations is 84.51 square kilometers (8,451 Ha) located in Stung Sangke
are, Samlot and Pailin districts, Battambang and Pailin Provinces in the Kingdom of Cambodia.
The area mainly has friable formation (sand, dust, clay, and block containing gemstone or gold
which located along 25 km valley of Sangke river. convenience for using dredger vessel
exploitation technology with the combination of heavy equipments exploitation technology.
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Gold and Gemstone in Phum Ta Det Area , Battambang and Pailin Provinces
The area of Mining Operations is 189.90 square kilometers (18,990 Ha) located in Phum Ta Det
area, Samlot and Pailin districts, Battambang and Pailin Provinces in the Kingdom of Cambodia.
The area features the hilly terrain and there are mainly valleys and lacs there.
Most of hills are separated by spring level I and II and Sangke river. The attitude from the head of
spring to hills is lower 100 m. Most hard rock on these hills are disintegrate and turned into soil
(from 20-60 m) by the process of tropical alteration ,so hard rock hardly exist there. This makes
easier way and convenience to mine by heavy equipment and or by heavy water pressure
technology, (This cost only equal to ¼ of the expenses for heavy equipment exploitation
technology).
The river valley terrain extends toward the West and North about 30km. In the river valley, it is
distributed with placer deposits containing gold and precious stones convenient to the open
mining by dredger vessel technology and heavy equipment technology. In this area, gold and
precious stones are explored from loose formation such as eluvia (altered lateritic products under
the tropical climate, including: clay, loose sand, lump sand, block rock which contain precious
stones); diluvia (including: grit sand,loose clay); aluvi (deposits in rivers and on banks, including:
shingle, block, sand power, loose clay which enclose gold, precious stones). In short, we shall
explore gold and precious stones from loose formation of various sources.

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CONTRACT AREA OF MINING CONCESSIONS LANDSCAPE OVERVIEW
LANDSCAPE 84.51 SQUARE KILOMETERS
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CONTRACT AREA OF MINING CONCESSIONS LANDSCAPE OVERVIEW
LANDSCAPE 189.90 SQUARE KILOMETERS

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The Millennium International Group, PLC (MIG Cambodia) has survey from 2007-2010 and got
these following results:
Field Research at 11 mineral spots at those provinces: Rottanakkiri, Kratie, Mondulkiri,
Pursat, Prean, Siemreap from 8/8 to 17/8/2007.
Field Research at mineral spot at those districts: Samlout, Rotanak, Mondol Battambang,
from 6/10 to 9/10/2007.
Mineral exploration at Samlout from 19/7 22/7/2008.
Mineral exploration at Kaev Seima Mondulkiri, from 12/10 16/10/2008.
Facilities survey at Samlout-Battambang, from 6/2 to 10/2/2009.
Survey at Samlout with investigating groupfromEnvironmentalMinistry of Cambodia,from25/2 2/3/2009.
Determining the co-ordinate of the mine area at Samlout from 29/6 1/7/2009.
Sample taking at Samlout-Battambang from 12/7 21/7/2009.
FIELD ON SITE SURVEYS & EXPLORATIONS
Field Research at mineral spot at Mondulkiri districts
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Field Research at mineral spot at Mondulkiri districts
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Field Research at mineral spot at Pursat districts
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Field Research at mineral spot at Odarmenchey districts
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Field Research at mineral spot at Kratie districts
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Field Research at mineral spot at those districts: Samlout, Rotanak, Mondol Battambang
from 6/10 to 9/10/2007.
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Mineral exploration at Samlout from 19/7 22/7/2008
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Mineral exploration at Samlout from 5/8 4/9/2008
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Mineral exploration at Kaev Seima Mondulkiri, from 12/10 16/10/2008.
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Survey at Samlout with investigating groupfromEnvironmentalMinistry of Cambodia,from25/2 2/3/2009
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