Temex Resources

The Temex strategy is the acquisition of low risk gold projects in the world class mining region of northeastern Ontario, Canada. The mission is to rapidly advance these gold projects by executing the necessary work to efficiently develop these projects towards advanced exploration and pre-development stages.
Projects Map

Two key gold projects, Whitney in the center of Timmins, Canada's largest gold camp, and Juby which is set to eclipse 1 million ounces of gold in each of the Inferred and Indicated categories, have considerable upside with significant value yet to be realized providing a solid platform for immediate and long term growth.

At all stages, Temex assesses the risk and reward of its projects in order to provide maximum returns to shareholders by the efficient deployment of capital and establishing strategic alliances to advance the key projects.

Temex Resources Corp. ("Temex" or the "Company") mineral exploration properties are located in northeastern Ontario, Canada and are grouped by the following projects:

• Timmins Gold Project
• Juby Gold Project
• Gowganda Silver Project
• Latchford Gold Project

Timmins Gold Project

Target  

Gold: open pit and high grade underground.

Setting    

Whitney and PAM: Porcupine-Destor Fault and mesothermal gold mineralization associated with several styles of vein structures at or near the contacts of Timiskaming sediments with mafic and ultramafic volcanic rocks in Abitibi greenstone belt.

Croxall: Porcupine-Destor Fault and gold mineralization in syenite-type porphyry bodies and altered sedimentary and volcanic host rocks.

Location    

Timmins, Ontario

Ownership and Size    

Whitney Joint Venture: 60% Temex 40% Goldcorp 2,155 acres
PAM: 100% Temex 80 acres
Croxall: Temex earning 100% 2,400 acres

Juby Gold Project

Target    

Gold: mesothermal lode gold large tonnage open pit resource
Setting     Extension of Larder Lake - Cadillac Fault Zone and mesothermal gold deposits typical of Kirkland Lake in Abitibi greenstone belt.

Location    

Shining Tree, Ontario

Ownership and Size    

Juby Lease: 100% Temex 703 acres
Juby Joint Venture: Temex 60% Goldeye 40% 5,520 acres
Golden Lake: Temex earning 100% 640 acres
Tyranite: Temex 25% Creso 75% 960 acres

Gowganda Silver Project

Target    

Silver: resource in tailings; high grade veins in bedrock

Setting    

High grade silver veins located near major unconformity - the identical geological setting as the Cobalt mining camp which produced 550 million ounces of silver and 30 million pounds of cobalt.

Location    

Gowganda, Ontario

Ownership and Size     Gowganda Silver Property: 100% Temex 533 acres

Latchford Gold Project

Target    

Gold: Blue-sky exploration potential in Proterozoic aged rocks.

Setting    

High grade gold vein deposits of Proterozoic age, similar to high grade silver veins in Cobalt mining camp.

Location    

Latchford, Ontario

Ownership and Size    

Brett - Rib Lake Block: 100% Temex 13,040 acres
Merico Ethel Property: 100% Temex 3,920 acres
Yarrow Property: 100% Temex 1,080 acres
Mattawapika Property: 100% Temex 1,120 acres

Bruce Durham
Chairman and Director

Bruce Durham is President, Chief Executive Officer and a Director of Goldspike Exploration Inc. Mr. Durham is also a director of other early stage exploration companies. A graduate of the University of Western Ontario (B.Sc Geology), Mr. Durham has worked in mineral exploration for more than 35 years in various positions with junior mining companies exploring primarily for precious and base metal deposits in Ontario and Quebec, but also with companies exploring across Canada, in the United States, and in Africa. Mr. Durham has been an integral member or leader of various exploration teams credited with the discovery or definition of several significant mineral deposits including the David Bell and Golden Giant mines in Hemlo, and the Lake Shore Gold Corp.'s Bell Creek mines in Timmins. He was also an integral member of the team at Canadian Royalties Inc. where he held various positions including President and CEO prior to the project being sold to Chinese interests Mr. Durham is a member of the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario.

Peter Akerley
Director

Peter Akerley is President, Chief Executive Officer and Director of Erdene Resource Development Corp. since March 2003. Mr. Akerley has 25 years of experience in the mining and mineral exploration business carrying out precious and base metal exploration in Canada, the United States, Mexico, Guyana, Mongolia and the Philippines as well as extensive work with the Rio Tinto Group of companies involved in North American industrial mineral exploration and project development. Mr. Akerley has also been President of BRM Exploration Ltd., a mineral exploration consulting company providing geologic exploration and managerial services to junior and senior exploration and mining companies globally. Mr. Akerley holds a B.Sc. (Geology) from Saint Mary's University in Halifax.

Nelson W. Baker
Director

Nelson W. Baker is President, Chief Executive Officer and Director of Mineral Mountain Resources Ltd. Nelson has been active in the mineral exploration industry for over 50 years. He attended the Haileybury School of Mines (Mining Technology Diploma, 1964) followed by studies at the North Dakota School of Mines (B.Sc. Geological Engineering, 1968). For the next 14 years he was a senior geologist with Esso Minerals Canada and following that was a consultant for junior resource companies focusing largely in gold and base metal mining camps in Canada, principally in Manitoba, Ontario and Quebec. In 1999, Mr. Baker joined Vancouver-based Hunter Dickinson Group as an evaluator of advanced mineral projects in Canada and globally. In 2005, Mr. Baker co-founded Rainy River Resources Ltd., where he served as President and CEO until August 2009 having successfully led the Company to achieve a multi-million gold ounce resource. Mr. Baker is a director of PC Gold Inc. and Mistango River Resources Inc.

Ian Campbell
President and Chief Executive Officer, Director

Mr. Campbell was appointed as President and Chief Executive Officer in October 2005, having previously held the offices of Vice-President, Exploration (2002-2005) and Executive Vice-President (2005) of Temex and has been a Director of Temex since 2001. Mr. Campbell has 30 years of experience in the junior mining sector, and has been directly involved in the acquisition, exploration and financing of the company's precious metal portfolio. Prior to Temex, he held lead roles in the acquisition and exploration of numerous advanced precious and base metals projects in Canada and led the team that discovered the extension of the Goldstream Mine in British Columbia which was subsequently mined by Imperial Metals. Mr. Campbell has extensive experience liaising with First Nation groups in Ontario including the successful signing of a Memorandum of Understanding in (1999). He served a four year term on the Ontario Geological Survey Technical Committee, acting as Chair for a one year term during the $29 million Operation Treasure Hunt (1998-2001), in which he represented junior mining companies operating in Ontario on behalf of the Prospectors and Developers Association of Canada. Mr. Campbell is a graduate of Lakehead University (B.Sc. Geology, 1982), and is a member of the Association of Professional Geoscientists of Ontario (2002).

Angus C. Footman
Director

A director since 2002, Mr. Footman brings over twenty years of experience in the engineering and technology sectors. He has held senior positions with many large public and private firms. Mr. Footman is currently a private investor and acts in an advisory capacity to several public companies.

ISSUED and OUTSTANDING

Common Shares                  122,138,760

WARRANTS and OPTIONS

Shares Purchase Warrants     7,538,141
Stock Options                      9,663,000
FULLY DILUTED                    139,339,901