The 8th SEG Biennial Conference was held in Beijing from 18 to 21 August 2005. Sino-QZ Group/HT Mining as one of the sponsors played an important role during the international conference.
China Mining 2005 becomes one of the most important international exploration and mining forums. As a highly regarded world-wide expert in gold industries, Dr ZHOU was interviewed by CHINA GOLD , the leading newspaper for the Chinese government and gold industries. China Gold reported this interview in the newspaper, about the highly regarded Sino-QZ Group for its role as the 'RIDGE' for foreign investment in China and for the joint ventures and cooperation between international foreign companies and the Chinese in exploration and mining industries.
The 8th SEG Biennial Conference was held in Beijing from 18 to 21 August 2005. Sino-QZ Group/HT Mining as one of the sponsors played an important role during the international conference.
Invited by the convener of the conference, Dr Gina Dong, our Consulting and Geological Manager, gave two presentations on Exploration in North China and the High Grade Baolun Gold Deposit in Halina Island in China, respectively. The presentations were well received and highly regarded by the international experts and company chief executives. Led by Halina Wen, the Assistant Manager of Business Development, our company booth at the conference exhibition was well prepared, and our projects attracted great attention and interests from many international exploration and mining companies. Negotiations on some of our projects have been carried out during and after the conference. We have further strengthened our close relationships with our long time friends and clients, and also established new contacts with some major and junior companies.
One of the highlights of our success was that on 18th of August, the first day of the conference, our president Dr Joe T Zhou and our delegation had a formal meeting with the Yukon Minister, Hon. Jim Kenyon and his Yukon provincial delegation. The meeting was very friendly and fruitful for further cooperation between the two parties.
Dr Richard Goldfarb of the US Geological Survey, one of the conveners of the conference, highly commended our presentations and contributions to the conference.
Dr (Joe) T Zhou, president of HT Mining, announced the news on Sunday in Beijing after a fieldtrip in Hainan with Miss Halina Wen, the Business Assistant Manger of HTM.
The NG project is a very prospective gold exploration project located in NW of Hainan Island, China. The project was acquired by the Hainan Geological Exploration Institute (HGEI) from the government last year. Recently, HT Mining (HTM) has taken the major shares of the project (60%) by forming a JV with the HGEI after carefully evaluation and comparing with many other projects in China.
The JV exploration work started in May 2005. The filed work has identified two major mineralization zones in the Cretaceous granite and the contacts between the Cretaceous granite and volcanic rocks. A drilling project has been planed by the HGEI, and discussed by the two parties. The first phase drilling is expected to be started in two months. We are very optimistic to target a high grade gold deposit in the prospecting area.
We welcome investors to this very prospective project and our company. Please contact us today.

HTM will be our main vehicle to acquire exploration and mining projects in China. The registration of HTM puts us in an advanced position to acquire good projects, particularly for large gold deposits with high-grades since HTM is registered as a Chinese company.
HTM now is very actively acquiring some significant precious and base metal projects. A few very prospective gold, silver, copper, and molybdenum exploration and mining projects are under negotiation. Recently, we have acquired a very prospective gold project in Hainan Province. We welcome investors, who are interested in investing in our projects or in our company.

We have just signed a LOI (letter of intent) with the local geological brigade for the very prospective PS Ag-(Au) project in NE China. The PS Ag-(Au) field in NE China comprises an area of approximately 58 km2 including two deposits and three prospects. Limited work identified over 9,000,000t ores of averaging 190 ⁄ t & 290g ⁄ t Ag and 1.24g ⁄ t & 2.00g ⁄ t Au, for the two deposits, respectively; i.e. over 2000t Ag and some 10t Au. One of the major orebodies averages 4m wide, and extends up to 2km long. The significances of the project, however, are not limited by the currently identified resources, rather the potential for further exploration.
The alteration zone of the mineralization is a few 10s of meters wide, and extends for 14km. The main structure in the Ag-Au field is NNE, however, in the south of the field, the major NNE structure appears to be replaced by NS structures. Most of the orebodies contain 1-2g/t gold. There are a few gold prospects in the filed with some Hg anomalous.
Sino-QZ Group has signed a LOI with the local geological brigade, and welcomes investors for the very prospective silver-gold project.
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