Providing real and potential value for shareholders is the prime directive for Mosquito Consolidated Gold management as the company furthers short and long-term programs of exploration, development and acquisition.

Headquarter facilities in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia are modest but highly efficient, and reflect the company's fiscal responsibility and primary focus on mining. All financial and human resources are assigned to exploration and sustainable development.

Developing the company's highest potential, longest mine life projects in priority is a strategic move to mitigate metals market volatility and build equity for shareholders. Staged and long-term option and royalty revenues further insulate primary and secondary exploration and development programs.

Underpinning all acquisition and exploration activity is the company's commitment to maintaining a high percentage of multi-element properties, where the extraordinarily high world market values of high-tech by-product metals like rhenium, gallium and indium, not only off-set recovery costs for primary metals like copper and/or gold, they insulate the company from volatile metals markets and inflationary pressures.

With respect to the company's gold resources, management's recession-proofing formula for success commands production costs no greater than $200 per ounce, which is in the upper 15% of the world's lowest price gold producers.

As global demand, metals markets, world economies and geopolitical environments change, company management develops or options projects to their best long-term economic, environmental and shareholder advantage.