Friday, 19th October 2007 (1922 views)

Grenville Gold plans to run a display booth at next week's Toronto Resource Investment Conference, it has been reported.

The display will highlight several of the company's achievements in 2007, including topographical mapping of the Silveria project area and complete 3D models of the Millotingo and Pacococha mines.

The company owns 90 per cent of the Silveria project, which is situated 80 kilometres west of Lima, Peru and is considered to have economic gold potential.

A remaining ten per cent of the property is held by a Peruvian subsidiary, Inversiones Minera Alexander SAC.

The Silveria project is one of three mineral holdings owned by Grenville Gold in Peru.

According to the company, short-term emphasis on the project will continue to be placed on research and data consolidation in an effort to maximise its opportunity for exploitation.

Based in Vancouver, Grenville Gold is listed on the Toronto Stock Exchange in Canada and the Pink Sheets in the United States.

The Toronto Resource Investment Conference is set to take place on October 21st and 22nd.

 

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