Welcome to Malagasy Minerals Limited

MML was established specifically to pursue the rapid development of mineral resources in Madagascar, the world’s fourth largest island, which hosts significant under explored mineral provinces. The country has a mining culture and in the past decade has made significant advances in establishing a modern mining code and a politically stable democracy.

The Company has fast tracked its development since incorporation on 22nd September 2006 with the acquisition of 100% of the issued capital of Mada Aust SARL (“MDA”) a Madagascar-based exploration company established more than 10 years ago, holding approximately 2,000 sq km of granted prospective tenements in the south of Madagascar. MDA is managed by Mr. Jules LeClezio, a French Mauritian by birth, assisted by Dr Peter Woods (geologist) and Mr Guy LeClezio (his brother) both based in Perth, has successfully built an experienced team of geologists and administrative personnel in Madagascar. Following the acquisition of MDA in April 2007, MML commenced negotiations with the French based geoscientific group, Bureau de Recherchés Géologiques et Minières (“BRGM”) to acquire their commercial drilling and assaying business in addition to land and buildings on approximately 19,000 sqm of land which includes a number of offices, warehouses and residences, as well as the BRGM drilling and assaying facilities, at their base in Antananarivo, the capital city of Madagascar. These negotiations were successfully concluded on 13th December 2007 in Orleans France, with the execution of legal agreements.

There are five main projects that will be rapidly assessed and drilled within the first 18 months of listing. These include the Ampanihy Nickel, Copper, PGE project which has a structural setting similar to the Voisey’s Bay area in eastern Canada, where a massive nickel deposit is associated with Labradorite intrusives. In Madagascar these Labradorite intrusives are being quarried by three companies on a Royalty basis, while MDA retains the rights to all other minerals. The Labradorites contain numerous disseminations of sulphide, as evidenced by prior and current field exploration programmes and (petrographic) study of cut samples. Interpretation of airborne geophysical data in and around these intrusives has indicated several areas of prospectivity worthy of follow up; these deposits constitute our primary target.

Additionally, at the Vohibory Project MML has identified the Ianapera coal occurences and significant copper anomalies with surface samples of up to 29% copper.

Through these strategic acquisitions, MML has developed a significant local presence in Madagascar with an experienced work force through out the group of over 50 personnel, the majority of whom are locals. It is envisaged that Managing Director Mr. Steven Goertz will relocate his family to Madagascar post listing, and that the operations will be run and managed from Madagascar, with only the corporate administration services being managed from Perth.

The primary objectives of MML are to “Create Shareholder wealth through focused exploration, discovery and development of significant nickel, coal, copper & PGE ore bodies, utilising modern exploration techniques and the technically competent and experienced resource team assembled in Madagascar”.

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The Corporate Council on Africa (CCA), established in 1993, is at the forefront of strengthening and facilitating the commercial relationship between the United States and the African continent. CCA works closely with governments, multilateral groups and business to improve the African continent's trade and investment climate, and to raise the profile of Africa in the US business community. CCA members believe that Africa's future success depends upon the ability of its entrepreneurs and business people to create and retain wealth through private enterprise. American corporations and private individuals can contribute most effectively by building partnership and reaching out to the African private sector in the areas that America knows best: private enterprise, investment capital, technology transfer and management. CCA programs are designed to bring together potential business partners and raise Africa's investment profile in the US by developing critical contacts and business relationships and providing a forum for the exchange of information and ideas.