KEFI Minerals currently has the nine exploration projectsin Turkey

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KEFI Minerals commenced trading on AIM on 18 December 2006 and aimsto create shareholder value through the discovery and exploitationof gold and copper deposits.
KEFI Minerals currently has the following nine exploration projectsin Turkey:
At Derinin Tepe in the Western Anatolia Region, low-sulphidationepithermal quartz veins have been identified with gold and silvermineralisation.
At Artvin in northeastern Turkey, extensive hydrothermal alterationand gold and base metal mineralisation have been recognised in theproject area, as well as historical workings indicating potentialfor economic mineralisation.
At Gumushane in eastern Turkey, areas of extensive hydrothermalalteration have been recognised in the project area, as well ascoincident areas of interest identified through interpretation ofAster data.
Hasancelebi, in central Turkey, is prospective forhigh-sulphidation epithermal gold mineralisation and Iron-OxideCopper-Gold ("IOCG") mineralisation.
At Karalar, in Central Anatolia, highly anomalous gold in streamsediments have been identified in an area of historic base metalmines.
Muratdag, in the Western Anatolia Region, is prospective forCarlin-style epithermal gold mineralisation.
Meyvali, in the Western Anatolia Region, is prospective forepithermal and skarn related mineralisation.
At Yatik, in the Western Anatolia Region, low-sulphidationepithermal quartz veins with gold and silver mineralisation havebeen identified.
Bakir Tepe, in southwestern Turkey, is prospective for Cyprus-typevolcanogenic massive sulphide (VMS) copper-gold mineralisation.
KEFI Minerals also has an extensive exploration database whichcontains information about approximately 100 further prospectivesites in Turkey. This database provides the Company with acompetitive advantage to identify prospective areas for projectgeneration in Turkey. Monitoring of the exploration licence statusof geologically prospective areas will be carried out on an ongoingbasis so that KEFI Minerals can acquire further explorationopportunities as soon as they become available.
EMED Mining has agreed to provide technical and administrativesystems and personnel to KEFI Minerals on a cost-recovery basis,thus enabling KEFI Minerals to reduce overheads and spend more onexploring Turkey and potentially other countries in the region.
KEFI Minerals' Board of Directors is comprised of Mr. HarryAnagnostaras-Adams (Chairman), Mr. Jeffrey Rayner (ManagingDirector), Professor Ian Plimer (Deputy Chairman) and John Leach(Finance Director).
Further information on KEFI Minerals is available at www.kefi-minerals.com and the Company's AIM code is "KEFI".
http://www.kefi-minerals.com