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Strike Minerals, GeneNews, Shoreline, Century Iron, Red Tiger news briefs

October 2, 2012, Tuesday, 10:15 GMT | 05:15 EST | 13:45 IST | 16:15 SGT
Contributed by eResearch


Strike Minerals has adjusted the price of its recently announced non-brokered private placement of up to $500,000 in common share units and flow-through units. The Company will offer a combination of up to 4,117,647 flow-through units at $0.085 per flow-through unit, and up to 2,142,860 common share units at $0.07 per common unit.

GeneNews has entered into a strategic alliance with Shanghai Biochip Co. Ltd. (SBC), a Chinese engineering centre for advanced microarray and gene expression profiling technologies. GeneNews and SBC will establish the first Sentinel Centre for Personalized Medicine (to be based in Shanghai) to co-develop and commercialize additional products based on GeneNews’ proprietary platform technology, the Sentinel Principleฎ.

Shoreline’s CEO Trevor Folk presented at the Oil and Gas Investment Symposium Conference in San Francisco on September 26, 2012. The conference is an opportunity for publicly-traded independent exploration and production, service and supply, and MLP companies (master limited partnerships) to present their company profiles to the investment community.

Century Iron and WISCO International Resources Development & Investment Limited have completed the formation of their joint venture for Century Iron’s Attikamagen iron property (Quebec/Newfoundland and Labrador), with WISCO International concurrently completing its $20 million investment in the JV. Century Iron’s interest in the Attikamagen project is held by its subsidiary Labec Century Iron Ore Inc., which holds a 56% interest in the project pursuant to a JV agreement with Champion Iron Mines Inc.

Red Tiger has completed a first tranche of its US$2.5 million non-brokered private placement. In this first tranche, US$2 million was subscribed for by insiders of the company, and US$20,000 by non-insiders.

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