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over 15 years ago

Math...6,386,160

San Gold Corporation

over 15 years ago

From 4:54am PT to the update on the website, 6,386,160 shares were added to the float. If that is all 2$ warrants, that's 12.8 million$ in 12 hours. Not bad.

ANNUAL AND SPECIAL MEETING
OF SHAREHOLDERS

"as of the date of the Notice of Meeting there were 248,565,626 Common Shares issued and outstanding as fully paid and non-assessable."

Notice of Meeting

"DATED at Winnipeg, Manitoba this 26th day of May, 2009."

Today's Stockwatch snapshot

Company Stock Issues - San Gold Corporation

		Symbol	Name
		SGR	San Gold Corporation

Fundamental Data - San Gold Corporation


		Security Type	Equity
		Shares Issued	249,304,426
		Year High	2.56
		Year Low	0.57
		Sector

The last material news release had


		San Gold Corp
		Symbol			SGR
		Shares Issued			242,918,266
		Close 2009-06-02			C$ 2.47
		Recent Sedar Documents

Globe says Aurizon, others catch BMO's attention

2009-06-03 04:54 PT - In the News

See In the News (C-ARZ) Aurizon Mines Ltd

The Globe and Mail reports in its Wednesday edition that it is being called a "renaissance" in Canadian gold mining. The Globe's Andrew Willis, writing in Streetwise, says that after a decade of declining production, domestic gold mines are expected to incease bullion output over the next five years. BMO Nesbitt Burns just published a report that forecasts Canada will produce 7.2 million ounces of gold a year by 2015, up 132 per cent from current levels. New gold supply will come from a combination of new mines (Malartic in Quebec and Detour Lake in Ontario), first production from projects still being developed (Meadowbank in Nunavut) and expansion of properties already producing, such as Northern Ontario's Red Lake project. BMO Nesbitt Burns is now tracking the fortunes of Aurizon Mines, San Gold, Lake Shore Gold and Rubicon Minerals. Its favourites are San Gold and Lake Shore, based on "strong growth trajectories, potential for low-cost production and valuation discount relative to peers." Takeovers have always been a part of mining and are expected to be commonplace in coming months, as senior companies use their premium valuations to add new reserves through acquisitions.