
June 15, 2011
Dear Investor/Shareholder:
SC Minerals, like many of its industry peers has suffered a significant decline in stock price over the past few months in this rather strange market which exhibits an almost complete disconnect between gold price and gold equities price. Indeed many mid-caps and majors have suffered a lesser, but similar decline even in the face of solid fundamentals and in some cases announcement of positive project developments.
Though there has been little to announce recently, the team at SCM has been very busy pursuing the strategy articulated in the February investor conference call, to wit:
The lab informs us that the problems are being resolved and we should begin receiving results on a regular basis beginning shortly. While the lab maintains that its problems are being resolved, the company is reviewing its options to cost effectively minimize risk of a similar occurrence in the future.
The good news is that much of the drill core submitted for assay looks to be well mineralized, although only the actual assays will be definitive. Also, from the few results received there were some scattered very high grade samples, but unfortunately we have not yet received results for samples adjacent to these spot high grade results for many tens of meters up and down the hole, so not enough information is yet available to speculate on the possible mineralized length.
Two holes that were completed last week into one of the target areas indicated for the possible Zone 1 expansion intersected what appears to be an intensely mineralized shear zone of substantial width. While the empirical evidence appears to be good, we will have to await the assays to be sure.
Effective May 1, 2011, the company hired Mr. Carl Brink, a highly experienced alluvial operations manager, who’s more than 30 years’ experience includes the full range from process technology theory to practical hands-on operation of similar operations in similar bush environments. While awaiting the arrival of the new dredge plant, Carl and the exploration team have located a previously unidentified area which is a combination alluvial/elluvial deposit that appears to have three important advantages over previously identified deposits on the company’s properties: 1) the average gold grade is significantly higher, 2) the gold particles are much coarser, and thus expected to be easier to recover, and 3) the deposit is situated on higher ground, out of the river flats, thus is less susceptible to flooding during the rainy season.
Though, regrettably, newsworthy information has been slow in coming due to the internal problem in the assay lab as described above, we expect to begin receiving drilling results shortly, we expect to announce commencement of alluvial operations as soon as the new equipment arrives on site and is commissioned in July, and we hope that our corporate initiatives will bear fruit in the near future. With Don Mosher and his team at B&D Capital now on board we also expect dramatic improvements in information dissemination to our shareholders and to the capital markets in general. Thank you for your continuing support.
Please contact me, greg@scminerals.com or Don Mosher don@scminerals.com any time you have questions about the activities or direction of the company in the future.
Very truly yours,
“Gregory B. Sparks”
Gregory B. Sparks, P. Eng.
President & CEO
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