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Directorio De Compañias De Capital Extranjero DIRECTORIO DE COMPAÑIAS DE CAPITAL EXTRANJERO COMPAÑÍA PAÍS DIRECCIÓN TELÉFONO FAX CONTACTO PUESTO EMAIL WebSite CANADA 145 King Street East, suite 500, Toronto, ON, CANADA. M5C 2Y7. 1 AGNICO-EAGLE MINES LIMITED (416) 947-1212 (416) 367-4681 Sean Boyd Vice- Chairman and CEO [email protected] www.agnico-eagle.com 2 ALAMOS GOLD INC CANADA Suite 2010-120 Adelaide St. W,Toronto, ON, M5H 1T1. CANADA. (416) 368-9932 (416) 368-2934 John McCluskey CEO and President [email protected] www.alamosgold.com Unit 15, Level 1, 51-53 Kewdale Road Welshpool 6106 Postal Address: P.O Box 585 AUSTRALIA 3 ALLIED GOLD LTD Welshpool Delivery Centre W.A 6986 AUSTRALIA (08) 9353 3638 (08) 9353 4575 Mark Victor Caruso Executive Chairman [email protected] www.alliedgold.com.au CANADA Suite 1103-750 West Pender Street,Vancouver, B.C. V6C-2T8. CANADA. 4 ALMADEN MINERALS LTD (604) 689-7644 (604) 689-7645 Duane Poliquin Chairman [email protected] www.almadenminerals.com CANADA Suite 381, R142-757 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, BC V6C 1A1. CANADA 5 ALPHAMIN RESOURCES CORP (604) 687-4701 (604) 687-4709 Cosme M. Beccar Varela President & Director [email protected] www.laplatagold.com 6 ALTAIR VENTURES INC CANADA World Trade Center, Suite 404 - 999, Vancouver, B C, Canada V6C 3E2 (604) 641-1305 (604) 688-8309 Fayyaz Alimohamed President, CEO and Director [email protected] www.altairventures.ca 7 ALTO GOLD GROUP HOLDING INC USA 110 Wall Street, 11th Floor New York, NY 10005 USA (212) 709 8036 No tiene fax Mark Daniel Klok President and CEO [email protected] www.altomines.com 8 AMATO EXPLORATION LTD CANADA Suite 1600, 999 West Hastings Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada V6C 2W2(604) 315-2559 (604) 684-1376 Melvin Reeves, President [email protected] www.amatoexploration.com USA 8th floor - 200 S. Virginia Reno, Nevada 89501. USA 9 AMERICAN SIERRA GOLD CORP (775) 398-3044 (775) 201-9751 Wayne Gruden President, CEO and Director [email protected] www.americansierragold.com USA 2162 Acorn Court, Wheaton IL 60187. USA 10 AMERICAN STELLAR ENERGY INC (630) 462-2079 (630) 462-1224 Clayton Smith CEO and President [email protected] www.americanstellarenergy.com CANADA 56 Temperance Street, 4th Floor. Toronto, Ontario M5H 3V5.CANADA. 11 AMERIX PRECIOUS METALS CORP (706) 467-9427 (706) 467-9428 Jeffrey Reeder CEO and President [email protected] www.amerixcorp.com CANADA 1155 University street, Suite 812 Montreal, Quebec H3B 3A7 CANADA 12 AMEX EXPLORATION INC (514) 866 6299 (514) 866 8096 Jacques Trottier President and CEO [email protected] www.amexexploration.com CANADA 237 Argyle Av, Suite 100. Ottawa, Ontario. CANADA. K2P 1B8 13 AMMEX GOLD MINING CORP (613) 226-7883 (613) 226-5106 Cam Birge Director President and CEO [email protected] www.ammexgoldmining.com UK 20 Carlton House Terrace , London SW1Y 5AN, United Kingdom 14 ANGLO AMERICAN PLC +44-20 7968-8888 +44-20-7968-8500 Cinthia Carroll Chief Executive [email protected] www.angloamerican.co.UK CANADA Suite 410 - 325 Howe Street, Vancouver, B. C. V6C 1Z7, CANADA 15 ANIMAS RESOURCES (604) 687-6197 (604) 688-3392 Gregory E. McKelvey President and CEO, Director [email protected] www.animasresources.com UK 5 Princes Gate, Knightsbridge, London SW7 1QJ, United Kingdom 16 ANTOFAGASTA PLC +44-20-7808-0988 +44-20-7808-0986 Desmond O’Conor Chief Executive Officer [email protected] www.antofagasta.co.uk (720) 886-9656 Ext. CANADA 5655 S. Yosemite Street, Suite 200 Greenwood Village, CO, 80111- 3220 17 APOLLO GOLD CORP 217 (877) 465-3484 R. David Russel President and CEO, Director [email protected] www.apollogold.com INDIA 15th Floor, Hofplein 20, 3032 AC Rotterdam, The Netherlands. www.arcelormittal.com 18 ARCELORMITTAL STEEL (31) 10-217-8800 (31) 10-217-8850 Lakshmi N. Mittal Chairman and CEO [email protected] CANADA 600-595 Howe Street Vancouver, BC Canada V6C 2T5 www.arcoresources.com 19 ARCO RESOURCES CORP. (604) 639-2866 (604) 662-3904 Warren McIntyre CEO and President [email protected] CANADA Suite 1016 - 510 West Hasting Street Vancouver, BC Canada, V6B 1L8 www.arcusdevelopmentgroup.com 20 ARCUS DEVELOPMENT GROUP (604) 691-1734 (604) 669.3688 Ian J. Talbot President, CEO and Director [email protected] CANADA 9604 Prototype Drive Reno, NV 89521, USA 21 ARGONAUT GOLD INC (775) 284-4422 (775) 284-4426 Peter C. Dougherty President and CEO, Director [email protected] www.argonautgoldinc.com UK 43 North Audley Street, London. W1K 6WH, United Kingdom 22 ARIAN SILVER CORPORATION PLC +44-20-7529 7511 +44-20-7491-2244 Jim Williams CEO [email protected] www.ariansilver.com PO Box 10434 - Pacific Centre, Suite 1950 - 777 Dunsmuir Street, Vancouver, BC CANADA 23 AURA MINERALS INC V7Y 1K4 (604) 669-4777 (604) 696-0212 Patrick Downey President, CEO and Director [email protected] www.auraminerals.com CANADA 1128 Clapp Lane, P.O. Box 279 Manotick, ON Canada K4M 1A3 24 AURA SILVER RESOURCES INC (613) 692-7704 (613) 692-3234 Robert Boaz President, CEO [email protected] www.aurasilver.com CANADA 750 Grand Boulevard, North Vancouver, BC. V7L 3W4. CANADA. 25 AURAMEX RESOURCE CORP (604) 924-9376 (604) 924-9371 Heather Conley Director President and CEO [email protected] www.auramex.com CANADA Suite 1515, 1188 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC, V6E 4A2.CANADA 26 AURCANA CORP (604) 331-9333 (604) 669-4776 Lenic Rodriguez President and Director [email protected] www.aurcana.com USA 5554 South Prince Street Suite 200 Littleton, Colorado, 80120.USA 27 AURELIO RESOURCE INC (303) 795-3030 (303) 797-6384 Stephen B. Doppler President and CEO [email protected] www.aurelioresources.com CANADA Suite 206, 835 Topsail Rd. Mt. Pearl, NL Canada, A1N 3J6 28 AURION RESOURCES LTD (709) 364-8497 (709) 699-8300 Mike Basha President, CEO and Director [email protected] www.aurionresources.com AUSTRALIA Level 15 Suite 1505, 101 Grafton Street BONDI JUNCTION SYDNEY NSW 2022 29 AUSTRALIAN MINERAL GROUP 61 2 8002 4043 61 2 8002 4084 Alex Stuke Chief Ejecutive Officer www.aminerals.com CANADA Suite 400 - 455 Granville Street,Vancouver, B.C. V6C 1T1. CANADA. 30 AVINO SILVER & GOLD MINES LTD (604) 682-3701 (604) 682-3600 David Wolfin President [email protected] www.avino.com USA 1702W CamelBack # 13, Suite 275. Phoenix Arizona. 85015-3347. USA Bob Butler 31 AZTEC COPPER INC (780) 945-0608 (780) 484-0608 President [email protected] www.aztec-copper.com Bradford J. Cooke CANADA Suite 301 - 700 West Pender Street, Vancouver, BC, Canada, V6C 1G8 32 AZTEC METALS CORP. SUBSIDIARY CANARC RESOURCE CORP (604) 685-9770 (604) 685-9744 Chairman & CEO [email protected] www.aztecmetals.com/ USA Suite 315, 8921 N. Indian Trail Rd. Spokane, WA 99208. USA Matthew F. Russell 33 AZTECA GOLD CORP (509) 464-0172 (509) 465-2883 President, CEO, Chairman [email protected] www.azteca-au.com Level 1, 30 Richardson Street, West Perth, WA 6005. AUSTRALIA. 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