Company Profile

Listed on the Australian Stock Exchange in October 2006,  Minemakers is a purpose built company.  Minemakers' asset mix is designed to leverage shareholders' wealth to the Minerals Supercycle.

This concept led to acquisition of major mineral deposits in Australia in anticipation of commodity price rises.  It owns, or has options over, Australia's:

• Largest undeveloped rock phosphate deposit at Wonarah, Northern Territory.

• Largest fluorspar deposit at Moina, Tasmania, which also contains magnetite, tin, tungsten and base metals.

• Most productive historic tin and tungsten district located in North East Tasmania.

• The western extension of the 0.5 billion tonne Southdown magnetite system in the South West of Western Australia.

• A potentially significant salt dome at Port Keats, Northern Territory.

Since acquisition of the projects, very strong price rises have been enjoyed for phosphate, fluorspar, iron, tungsten and tin and the Company is on the verge of commitment to a bankable feasibility study on Wonarah and Moina.

Minemakers has a skilled Board and Management, with a successful track record of rewarding shareholders.