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Theseus Resources Limited – CEO Interview
- Published July 04, 2013 4:44PM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Executive Interviews
Theseus is centred on Brazil, in the five top-ranked mining countries internationally, with an under-developed and under-explored minerals sector.
Theseus is initially concentrating on the Castelao project in Goias State, known for about 300 years, located 190 kilometres NW of the Federal Capital of Brasilia. 99.99% owned local subsidiary, Theseus Mineração M.R.V. Ltda, owns the six contiguous Castelao gold project Exploration Permits (valid for 3 years, renewable for another 3) surrounding the known gold-bearing area, with 7.2 million gold ounces potential.
Theseus has a strong capability for Brazil project implementation, via an experienced local manager and two of the directors having 6+ years’ current Brazil gold project experience.
Please listen to their CEO interview with Greg Starr, Chairman of the company. Click on the orange play button.
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