Thursday, 23 December 2010

Shamika2Gold Executes Definitive Agreement to Acquire Gold and Ruby Licenses in Cambodia

“This is a very important acquisition for Shamika and confirms the company’s strategy to acquire and develop international gold assets ready or close to production”

via CAAI

MONTREAL--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Aultra Gold, Inc. (OTC BB: AGDI), operating internationally as Shamika2Gold (“Shamika”), has executed a definitive securities exchange agreement to acquire a concession of a gold and ruby exploration license in Cambodia. The area covered in the license is comprised of approximately 158 square miles in the Samlaut district adjacent to the famous Pailin ruby gem area. A Phase 1 & 2 Survey Report on the project was prepared by Terra Insight Services, Inc., a subsidiary of Terra Energy & Resource Technologies, Inc. (TEGR.OB), suggesting potential resources of 1.5 million ounces of gold and 9,000 kilograms of rubies.

Upon consummation of the exchange, Shamika will acquire approximately 85% of the capital stock from the Mauritius holding company which, upon formation and contribution, will hold these mining rights in exchange for 57,000,000 shares of Shamika common stock and shares of Series B Performing Preferred Stock, entitling the holder to 45% of the net operating profit from the mining project. The closing is conditioned upon the formation of the holding company and subsequent contribution of the mining rights.

“This is a very important acquisition for Shamika and confirms the company’s strategy to acquire and develop international gold assets ready or close to production,” stated Robert Vivian, President and Chief Executive Officer.

About Aultra Gold, Inc.

Aultra Gold Inc., which operates as Shamika2Gold, is an international junior gold company with strategic holdings in the Kilo Moto Greenbelt in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where major mining companies have begun exploration and development. Over $300 million of exploration, development and production capital has been allocated to the Kilo Moto Greenbelt in the last three years. The company’s strategy is to become a global exploration and production company.

Aultra Gold, Inc. is 51% owned by Shamika Resources, Inc., a private company domiciled in Canada. Shamika Resources, which has extensive holdings of mineral resources, including gold in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, is engaged in the acquisition of mineral reserves in Africa. The corporate strategy is to develop a portfolio of mineral companies, unlocking value for shareholders, and opening up multinational access to the capital markets.

Forward-Looking Statements
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