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Platfields Limited
Platfields is a South African precious metals exploration company founded in 2002, which is currently unlisted and
37% black-owned. It has two platinum group metals exploration projects on the eastern limb of the Bushveld
Complex, and one gold exploration project in the Transvaal Drakensberg gold field of Mpumalanga Province.
It has developed its infrastructure since 2002 and after extensive geology reports by one of the world's most well
known and respected geologists, Joshua Hattingh, it is on track with its scheduled listing on the Johannesburg
Stock Exchange. The directorship of Platfields is also looking at the future option of listing on the Toronto Stock
Exchange.
With two near-surface platinum group metals (PGM) exploration projects, Berg and Leeuwkop, on the Eastern
Limb of the Bushveld Complex, and a near-surface gold exploration project, Grootfonteinberg in the Transvaal
Drakensberg gold field of Mpumalanga Province.
KEY SALIENT FEATURES REGARDING PLATFIELDS
The said mine is situated over a region of approximately 6000 hectares; 300 of which are near surface mining in the
Bushveld region where the world's largest concentration of Platinum is found.
The said mine, shares reefs with other major Platinum producers such as Impala Platinum, Anglo Platinum and
Northam. Northam, one of the closest comparative mines listed on the JSE at approximately R2.8, has traded in
the region of R20 to R50. The cost structure of Platfields is far better than Northam as Platfields does not have to
sink shafts to the same levels as Northam. The grade of platinum within the Platfields region is also exceptionally
high ranging from 2.5 to 23 grams per ton.
Joshua Hattingh one of the directors is one of the world's most well respected geologists and he has confirmed the
quality and future potential of the mine. Major local and overseas investors (Swiss Banking groups) have
substantially improved the company's cash flow situation and the company is far more liquid than some of its
competitors.
Despite the depressed Platinum price all major economists confirm that the demand of Platinum is on a constant
rise especially from Eastern markets as the demand for autocatalytic converters is on the rise. Eastern sectors are
stockpiling Platinum at these low levels as they are aware of the future potential of the Platinum price. This
combined with a weak Rand will increase the profitability of Platinum producers as they will also benefit from their
foreign currency earnings. A listing therefore, at these low Platinum levels will benefit all investors as the price of
the share will steadily rise with the increased demand for Platinum and the rise of the Platinum price itself.
Platfields has also been approached by large Platinum mining
companies for joint venture operations. If this materialises it in itself will improve Platfields stature in the market
place and platinum industry.

For more detailed information please visit...

http://www.platfield­s.co.za

Headline News

At the AGM held on the 20th of March 2009 the Directorship announced that Platfield’s listing was immanent and
that the JSE was in the final stages of approving all listing submissions. Platfields has submitted its prelisting
statement to the JSE for approval and is also in the process of submitting its 2009 financial statements to the JSE
as part of the final process prior to listing. Such 2009 financials clearly depict the company’s strong financial and
liquid position which is indicative in the fact that Platfields already boasts a market capitalisation of over R1.5
billion at this stage, prior to listing with over 500 million shares in issue. As commodity prices are rising with
Platinum above $1100 and Gold nearing the $1000 mark, existing shareholders are confident of a positive listing
which is moments away from reality.

As the rest of the world’s economies are in crisis intelligent investors are shifting away from the financial sectors and are investing in commodities such as Gold and Platinum which have always stood the test of time in comparison to printed money.

Click URL to view video of Bongani Mbindwane the proud CEO of Platfields -

http://www.summit.co­.za/video/face2face/­20090312.html

Should you require any other information do not hesitate contacting me.

We are offering Platfields shares to our clients at the following price levels:

Capital invested :

R3200 - Price R3.20 per share
R3201 - R5999 - Price R2.90 per share
R6000 upwards - Price R2.60 per share

For further exciting news on Platfields visit these sites:

http://www.businessd­ay.co.za/articles/to­pstories.aspx?ID=BD4­A958454

http://www.bloomberg­.com/apps/news?pid=n­ewsarchive&sid=a5PxaNb6IYRM

http://www.reuters.c­om/article/rbssIndus­tryMaterialsUtilitie­sNews/idUSLC34195620­090312

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