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From: "Damien Wolf" <horiuchi [at] sipeb.aoyama.ac.jp>
Subject: Fund Manager`s buys mining C025233
Date: Tue, 04 Nov 2003 xx:xx:xx -2000
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CBS 60-Min`s reports World`s Largest Sapphire Discovery
News and Quotes on AGDM: http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=agdm.pk
According to 60 Minutes II, anchorman, Bob Simon, about
half of all the sapphires in the world are buried there.
His story, entitled Treasure Island featured the Madagascar
sapphire discovery in Illakaka. This CBS broadcast described
AGDM/PWI properties which were referenced and its on-site
operations personnel were cited in the story.
AGDM/PWI Chart: http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/javacha...agdm&time=&freq (http://bigcharts.marketwatch.com/javachart/javachart.asp?symb=agdm&time=&freq)=
OTC-PK:AGDM/PWI began commercial mining operations in the
region last year.
OTC-PK:AGDM has an estimated Sapphire Resource of $716M
(million).The Net Present Value (NPV) of the net profit
from one property (of 55) is conservatively estimated
at $206 million.
OTCPK:AGDM 30-day Target = $0.75
First Buy Signal........August 1, 2003.....$ 0.09
Current Level.........October 20, 2003.....$ 0.175
1-Yr Fwd P/E Val........August 1, 2004.....$12.25
BookValue.............October 20, 2003.....$ 0.72
Price/BookValue @ 3.5 multiple.............$ 2.50
Issued & Out..........October 20, 2003.....58.25 million
Shares in DTC.........October 17, 2003.....4.96 million
OTC-PK:AGDM Company and Highlights
- AGDM (with PWI) is an exploration company with
commercial sapphire mining operations in Madagascar.
- AGDM/PWI owns two sapphire bearing properties
(3,088 acres) and has acquired exclusive options to
acquire 53 additional properties (81,819 acres). These
are currently the richest and most commercially viable
sapphire bearing properties in the World within the
newly discovered (1998) Illakaka sapphire region of
Madagascar.
- AGDM/PWI is currently on track to complete proven
reserve testing on a portion of one of its properties
(testing 110 acres of 1,543 on NF 14) prior to year-end
2003. The asset value for the NF 14 properties samplings
from conducting the limited proven reserve testing
(qualifying as inventory) is expected to exceed $95 million.
This asset will be included on Q1/04 filings and is bankable
as inventory.
- In June 2001 the Company hired Behre Dolbear & Company
(Denver, Colorado), one of the largest (top 5) Mining and
Geological Consulting firms in the World, to review and
perform an initial evaluation of Horizon II on NF 14 to
verify the presence of gem-quality sapphires and other
valuable by-products. There are three known Horizons on
NF 14 at 1 metre, 10-15 metres (Behre Dolbear) and 25-35 metres.
- Indicated reserves verified by Behre Dobear, but not
yet fully proven as defined under the SEC Act Guide 7,
show NF 14 Horizon II to have an estimated resource of
$716 million. Independent tests performed in December 2002
by AGDM/PWI and Geologist Backman on Horizon III
indicated reserves of over $1 Billion.
- Valuation Summary & Recommendation STRONG BUY:
The Average Price/Book ratio of the diverse group of
resource/mining companies is 3.5X. AGDM/PWI is clearly
undervalued based upon its $Price/Book Value ratio of 0.26X.
With AGDM/PWI current book value of $0.72 per share and
using a 3.5X $Price/Book Value multiplier, a fair value
of OTCPK:AGDM would be $2.50. A conservative P/E ratio
of 25X would value AGDM/PWI - OTCPK:AGDM at well over
$2.00 per share, more than 5x its current price of $0.19.
Americana Gold and Diamond Holdings, Inc., (OTCPK:AGDM)
AGDM, a Delaware Corporation, is a fully reporting Pink
Sheets exploration company with operations in two industry
segments: 1) Precious Stones; 2) Precious Metals. Through
its acquisition/ownership of Platinum Works, Inc., (PWI),
AGDM now owns two confirmed sapphire bearing properties
and options to acquire 53 additional properties. These
are currently the richest and most commercially viable
sapphire bearing properties in the World within the newly
discovered (1998) Illakaka sapphire region of Madagascar,
off the eastern coast of South Africa.
The Opportunity
AGDM/PWI is currently classified as an exploration Company
under Guide 7 of the SEC Act. The Company’s primary
focus currently is to upgrade and operate its sapphire
mining facilities on properties NF14 and NF 17 through
the completion of proving up its sapphire reserves, which
will allow the Company to be re-classified as a Mining
Operation under Guide 7. AGDM/PWI is on track to complete
proven reserve testing on a small portion of NF 14 prior
to year-end 2003. There are many advantages to stockholders
once AGDM/PWI is classified as a Mining Operation. The
most notable advantage is that the Company will be able to
classify all extraction of sapphires as an inventory asset.
The asset value for the small test area of NF 14 obtained
during proven reserve testing (all rough stones will
qualify as inventory) is expected to exceed $95 million.
This bankable asset will provide the basis for the next level
of financing which would be full production and continued
sampling to further prove reserves on the balance of the
NF 14 property and begin testing and operations on NF 17.
Since December 2000 AGDM/PWI has been testing and
extracting sapphires and other precious stones from the
NF 14 property. In June 2001, the Company hired Behre Dolbear
& Company (Denver, Colorado), one of the top 5
Mining and Geological Consulting firms in the World, to
review and perform an initial evaluation of NF 14 to verify
the presence of gem-quality sapphires and other valuable by-
products. The cost of this evaluation was $300,000.
Behre Dolbear undertook a limited sampling program of
one of three Horizons containing sapphire gravels running
under the property, all three are less than 35 meters
below the surface. The results of the bulk samples from
Horizon II (10 - 15 metres from surface) recovered sapphires
and other gemstones, which were sorted by the consulting
geologist and hand carried by him to Thailand for appraisal.
These samples indicated a conservative average of $159 per
Bank Cubic Meter (BCM). It was further estimated that the
mineable sapphire Horizons on NF 14 total approximately
3 square kilometres at 1.5 metres thick. Using these
estimates, as verified by Behre Dobear, but not yet fully
proven as defined under the SEC Act Guide 7, NF 14 has an
estimated resource of $716 million. The Net Present Value
(NPV) of the net profit from NF 14 Horizon II is conservatively
estimated at $206 million.
The NF 14 property consists of 625 hectares (1 hectare
= 2.47 acres, 100 hectares = 1 square kilometre). The
NF 17 property is also 625 hectares, giving AGDM/PWI a
total of 1,250 hectares (3,088 acres) of verified and
soon to be proven sapphire rich minable property. AGDM/PWI
has purchased options to acquire an additional 53
properties in the region, all 625 hectares each (totalling
over 81,000 acres), at a price of $3 million per property.
The estimated value of these properties could exceed
several billion, providing the highest quality minable
natural sapphires in bulk quantities for decades, much like
the sapphire mines of Thailand once did.
History of the Illakaka Sapphire Region of Madagascar -
In 1998, Malagasy artisans in the Southern part of
Madagascar discovered a major find of extremely high
quality pink and blue sapphires (natural). After this find,
Menahem Sevdermish of Israel (a world renowned
gemologist) was quoted, What makes the Madagascar supply
special is that it covers the complete range of sapphires,
from the most exclusive gem qualities to inexpensive
commercial goods. He likened this particular discovery
to the Gold rush of California while referring to the
thousands of would be prospectors filling the Illakaka
region.
According to 60 Minutes II, anchorman, Bob Simon, About
half of all the sapphires in the world are buried there.
His story, entitled Treasure Island featured the Madagascar
sapphire discovery in Illakaka. This CBS broadcast aired
on November 28, 2000 and described, sapphires that have
been sold for millions of dollars come out of this place.
He went on to explain that this particular find would
change the lifestyle of the Malagasy. AGDM/PWI properties
were referenced and its on-site operations personnel were
cited in the story. The Company name was not mentioned by
AGDM/PWI request. Since 2000, while AGDM/PWI has been
preparing the Illakaka sites for commercial operations,
the Company has expertly assisted the local artisan miner`s
process and brought their production to market. National
Geographic also recently featured the sapphire mines of
Madagascar on one of its network television specials.
AGDM/PWI is the only commercial mining operation that
has completed extensive testing in Madagascar and is poised
for full scale mining/production within a few months.
CNBC’s Eye on Technology weekly television program is
currently producing a &frac12; hour segment focused on investing
in mining and resource companies. AGDM/PWI’s Madagascar,
Illakaka Sapphire Region operations are being used as the
model for a modern mining company in the segment. CNBC
is also using a portion of the production to discuss the
investment potential of mining companies, with AGDM/PWI
as the specific example. The show is set to air in January,
2004.
Market for Sapphires Annual demand for sapphires is
USD $3 Billion. Of this market the following regions
account for the highest sales volume: United States
35%; Japan 33%; Europe 17%; Southeast Asia 3%; others 12%.
The market for natural sapphire stones is strong. Demand
for high-quality stones, with a consistent supply is
needed by cutting houses in Israel, Austria, India,
Thailand and China.
Currently the majority of sapphires come from small mining
operations or from artisan mines (hand dug surface pit
mining) around the world. Until the discovery of
Madagascar’s, Illakaka region sapphires in 1998, there
have been very few commercially viable sapphire mines
since Thailand’s large commercial mines began running
out of high-quality sapphire’s several years ago.
Australian sapphires are known to be of low-quality (dark).
This has had the effect of limiting the supply of gem quality
stones in quantity and with any consistency, therefore
limiting the overall growth of the market for sapphires.
One of the largest buyers of gem quality sapphires is
the firm Swarovski located in Austria. Swarovski was
recently quoted in a trade publication as saying, It’s
very hard to get small to- medium stones that are well
matched for color and calibration of a good quality
material and in quantity. Currently, it really
doesn’t exist. Most sapphires are traded in Bangkok,
Thailand and in Sri Lanka by dealers. The market is
highly fragmented with many small wholesalers and the
standards for dealing in large quantities of sapphires
has not been established by any large commercial operator.
AGDM/PWI Market Positioning Strategy - While demand for
the precious gemstones is considerable, AGDM/PWI management
believes that it could grow substantially over the next
several years with a consistent and sizeable increase in
supply of all categories (color, size and quality) provided
by its mines in Madagascar. Currently, Madagascar supplies
approximately &frac12; of all sapphires to the world market,
currently all dug and processed by hand by 500,000 artisan
workers.
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