http://www.gulfsideminerals.com/s/NewsReleases.asp?ReportID=466367 ancouver, B.C. - July 12, 2011 - Robert L. Card, President of Gulfside Minerals Ltd. ("Gulfside" or the "Company"), reports on activities in Mongolia. In 2009 the Company acquired an interest in the Onjuul Lignite Project located in Central Mongolia. During the winter of 2009 the Company conducted an exploration program of 2000 meters of core drilling on the project. During 2010 the Company proposed amendments to the acquisition agreements to enable the Company to finance the large up-front acquisition payments and continue exploration activities. The Company presented the project to a large number of Brokers, financiers, institutions and hedge funds over the first 10 months of 2010. Despite all this exposure the Company was unable to raise additional financing for the project. In January of 2011, the Company again presented a revised proposal to the vendors which would have allowed the Company to proceed with additional exploration of the properties and vary the acquisition payments. In May of 2011, the vendors indicated a willingness to discuss a revised acquisition agreement and the President traveled to Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia to meet with the vendors and come up with a new agreement. The outline of a new agreement was agreed to but the Company was required to pay initial funds within 30 days and be able to pay additional funds to the vendors as well as to conduct an exploration program. Total funds required exceeded eight million dollars. It soon became apparent that as attractive as the deal was, the Company was unable to raise the required funding. Realizing that the Company could not proceed further we were able to introduce a capable interested party to the vendors. This party, Lucky Strike Resources, has, subject to TSX approval, signed a deal with the vendors. Gulfside released all previous project technical information including the 2009 -- 2000m drill program data supervised by Norwest Corp. and assay results by Stewart Group Labs to Lucky Strike Resources in exchange for a 2% royalty on Net Production. While in Mongolia, the President met with the other owners of ECM LLC who control the Erdenetsogt property. They reported that they have completed work to qualify the property for a Mining License. Once this is achieved the Company will be in line to receive the balance of the sale price agreed to last year on the sale of its 5% interest in ECM LLC. The company is owed a minimum of $1.5 million. If this is not paid on or before October 28,2011, then the 5% interest will revert to the Company. (See News Release October 28, 2010) On Behalf of the Board of Directors, Gulfside Minerals Ltd. "Robert L. Card" Robert L. Card President
Fazit: Onjuul kann man von seinem Projektzettel nehmen, was geblieben ist sind 2% am Nettumsatz sobald abgebaut wird. Das wären feste Einnahmen für GMG, sobald abgebaut wird, das kann aber einige Jahre dauern. Zu Erdenetsogt gibt es eine neue Sachlage, sollte bis zum 28.10.11 die offene Summe von 1,5mio$ nicht an GMG überwiesen werden, bekommt GMG seine 5% Beteiligung an Erdenetsogt zurück. Weiterhin viel Erfolg ----------- Alles wird gut ;o)
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