South Africa
Coal is the major source of energy in South Africa. Production from existing mines is limited and there is expected to be an imbalance between supply and demand over the next ten years. The Waterberg coal field contains approximately 40% of South Africa’s remaining coal resource and is considered to be the main source of coal in the future.

Waterberg Region
We were attracted to the Waterberg region because of the accessibility and quality of its coal.

The Boikarabelo coal seam is between 20 and 30 metres below the surface, enabling low-cost, open-cut mining. The seam is between 120 and 130 metres thick, with zones of varying quality thermal and soft coking coal.

To find out more information please click the link below:

http://resgen.com.au/operations/project/south-africa/

Cameroon
Desktop studies of historical information indicate that the tenements may be prospective for sandstone-style uranium deposits. Historically the data shows that the areas comprise radiometric geophysical anomalies, and geochemical uranium anomalism in either soil samples, stream sediment samples or rock chip samples.

Cameroon Project
Tenders for aeromagnetic surveys are being considered however given the difficult regional location a number of factors surrounding access have to be considered if the work was to proceed. It is envisaged that these surveys or failing them some further regional work may be undertaken to assist in evaluating future potential.

To find out more information please click the link below

http://resgen.com.au/operations/project/cameroon/

Brian Warner
Non-Executive Chairman
Mr Warner has considerable experience and skills in both the mining and finance industries. He recently retired as the senior resources analyst at Citibank, a position he had held for 6 years. Brian is a metallurgist and in his early career worked with Peko Wallsend, Agnew Nickel Mining and Seltrust as a metallurgist, project manager and operations manager. His last 20 years were as a senior mining research analyst with several international merchant banking groups including Citibank, Deutsche Bank and Credit Suisse First Boston.

Paul Jury
Managing Director

Mr Jury has over 26 years in managing businesses, the last 19 years being in the coal sector.  Paul’s positions have included Chief Financial Officer of Coal & Allied Industries Limited, Finance Director of Coal Mines Australia Limited, Executive Chairman of Oceanic Coal Australia Limited and Managing Director of Resource Pacific Holdings Limited.

Steve Matthews
Executive Director

Mr Matthews has over 23 years corporate finance and commercial experience, including 12 years in the coal industry.  Steve’s previous positions were as a senior executive with Coal Mines Australia Limited, Billiton Coal Australia, BHP Billiton’s Hunter Valley Energy Coal division and Resource Pacific Holdings Limited.

Geoffrey (Toby) Rose
Non-Executive Director

Toby is a geologist with more than 45 years experience in the NSW coal and minerals industry. He was awarded the Order of Australia for contributions to mining and minerals research. For 10 years until 1992 Toby was Director General of the New South Wales Department of Mineral Resources and Chair of the Mines Subsidence Board. Subsequent directorships include non-executive roles with Coal Mines Australia Limited, Billiton Coal Australia and Resource Pacific Holdings Limited