Topic: BitcoinMagazine.com: Evidence In Favor of Kenilworth’s Reputation (Read 411 times)

Nice article I haven't seen posted yet that discusses bitfunder crowd funding of gold exploration company.

Over $200k has been raised in the IPO so far and here are 5 more reasons to support Kenilworth Exploration.

Quoted from Bitcoin Magazine: http://bitcoinmagazine.com/evidence-in-favor-of-kenilworths-reputation/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+BitcoinMagazine+%28Bitcoin+Magazine%29

1. Kenilworth’s CEO, Patrick Prendergast, is also the CEO of Canopus Biopharma, a public company that has been actively dealing with biomedical research for many years. Note that although Canopus is public, they are by no means large (or even medium-sized); however, there are no obvious signs that either the Prendergasts or Canopus have any kind of disreputable history.

2. Prendergast is also responsible for the Australian Camel Company, which used the Prendergasts’ farm in Australia to sell up to $200,000 of camel meat per month.

3. Kenilworth is registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) as a public company. The company’s registration number is 119439691 and the company has privately given Bitcoin Magazine their credit report from CreditorWatch created on April 30, 2013, which confirms that the company was registered as a business in 2006 and as a public company in 2012

4. Bitcoin Magazine asked Thomson Resources Ltd for confirmation of the existence of a partnership between them and Kenilworth, which Thomson confirmed. An ASX (Australian Stock Exchange) release detailing the partnership exists online. Thomson Resources is itself too small to have a well-defined market capitalization, although it is also a registered public company.

5. The company has also released the SRK evaluation of their exploration licenses, confirming the minimum, maximum and potential value of the exploration licenses that they claim