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Marine Growth Ventures Terminates Letter of Intent with Caribbean Mining Group Limited
- By S Coward
- Published 23-Sep-06
- Economy, Trade & Investment
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Unable to complete definitive agreement
In July 2006, MAI entered into a letter of intent with CMG to develop, mine, and export up to 20 million tons of limestone aggregate from the Bahamas for markets in the southeastern United States. The letter of intent was subject to entering into a definitive agreement, completion of customary commercial agreements and financing.
"Regrettably, CMG wasn't willing to fulfill the conditions of our letter of intent. As efforts aimed at finding an amicable solution failed, we had no choice but to terminate the letter of intent," said Craig Hodgkins, President and CEO of Marine Growth Ventures. "We continue to focus on our core business opportunities and we intend to provide shareholders with regular updates."
About Marine Growth Ventures, Inc.
Marine Growth's mission is to find, develop, and place in service operating businesses related to our oceans; our vision is to build successful businesses while respecting and protecting our most important environmental resource - our oceans. Marine Growth Ventures seeks marine related opportunities in transportation, freight, aggregates, technology, energy, and homeland security.
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