Industry | Mining |
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Predecessor |
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Founded | 1989 |
Successor | AJ Perron Gold |
Headquarters | Canada |
Deak Resources Corporation was a Canadian mining company that was formed by a merger in 1989. It became AJ Perron Gold in 1994 and operated the Kerr-Addison Mine.
AJ Perron Gold became delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange in 1998.
The company operated as a subsidiary of Deak International Resources Inc, formed by the merger of Wilco Mining Company, Seadrift International Exploration Limited and Deak Ariadne Limited in 1989. [1] [2] It was traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange. [1]
In February 1989, the company reached an agreement with MacDonald Mines Exploration to reopen the West MacDonald zinc mine in Dufresnoy, Quebec. [3] In 1990, the company bought the Kerr-Addison Mine for $4.1 million (mostly by assuming existing debt) and used the location to mill ore from various nearby mines. [4] [5] Operations were managed by the company's subsidiary GSR Acquisition Corporation. [6] The company was fined $50,000 by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment in 1992 after it polluted Larder Lake with cyanide and heavy metals. [7] After running into financial challenges, the company closed the mine and terminated the employment of the workers. [8]
In May 1993, brothers John and Alex Perron of Kirkland Lake used their company Gwen Resources to buy a controlling share of the struggling company and appointed Alex Perron as company president. [8] The brothers renamed the company AJ Perron Gold in 1994 [5] [4] and made plans to increase production at the Kerr-Addison Mine. [8]
After owing $2.1 of taxes to the township of McGarry, the company's assets were seized by bailiffs. Threats of litigation by the company against the township were made, but were not followed through. [4] [5] The company was delisted in 1998. [4]
Industry | Mining |
---|---|
Predecessor |
|
Founded | 1989 |
Successor | AJ Perron Gold |
Headquarters | Canada |
Deak Resources Corporation was a Canadian mining company that was formed by a merger in 1989. It became AJ Perron Gold in 1994 and operated the Kerr-Addison Mine.
AJ Perron Gold became delisted from the Toronto Stock Exchange in 1998.
The company operated as a subsidiary of Deak International Resources Inc, formed by the merger of Wilco Mining Company, Seadrift International Exploration Limited and Deak Ariadne Limited in 1989. [1] [2] It was traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange. [1]
In February 1989, the company reached an agreement with MacDonald Mines Exploration to reopen the West MacDonald zinc mine in Dufresnoy, Quebec. [3] In 1990, the company bought the Kerr-Addison Mine for $4.1 million (mostly by assuming existing debt) and used the location to mill ore from various nearby mines. [4] [5] Operations were managed by the company's subsidiary GSR Acquisition Corporation. [6] The company was fined $50,000 by the Ontario Ministry of the Environment in 1992 after it polluted Larder Lake with cyanide and heavy metals. [7] After running into financial challenges, the company closed the mine and terminated the employment of the workers. [8]
In May 1993, brothers John and Alex Perron of Kirkland Lake used their company Gwen Resources to buy a controlling share of the struggling company and appointed Alex Perron as company president. [8] The brothers renamed the company AJ Perron Gold in 1994 [5] [4] and made plans to increase production at the Kerr-Addison Mine. [8]
After owing $2.1 of taxes to the township of McGarry, the company's assets were seized by bailiffs. Threats of litigation by the company against the township were made, but were not followed through. [4] [5] The company was delisted in 1998. [4]