Globex’s mission is to acquire mineral properties of merit
at rock bottom prices, enhance their value by re-
interpretation and exploration, and farm them out to
companies with the needed exploration expertise and
financial ability to advance the projects. In consideration
for the right to develop a property identified by Globex,
the recipient will maintain the property, pay annual fees,
in cash and/or shares, and royalties on production. As an
alternative deal structure, with many of the same
components, the recipient may carry out a minimum work
commitment with Globex retaining a significant working
interest. Using these models, it is anticipated that Globex
will be largely self-financing, avoid share dilution, and
end up as a producer and royalty holder, thus creating long
term shareholder appreciation.Globex (GMX) has been listed
on the Toronto Stock Exchange since December 29, 1995. In
2005, Globex listed on the Frankfurt Exchange under symbol
G1M and subsequently was listed on the Munich, Stuggart,
Xetra and Berlin Exchanges. Globex is also listed in the
U.S. on the OTCQX International under the symbol GLBXF to
accomodate U.S. shareholders.In order to achieve a full
appreciation of Globex, the market must focus on the
fundamental merit, intrinsic values or the “blue-sky”
opportunities represented by the Globex properties.Jack
Stoch, the President, is an aggressive entrepreneur, an
experienced exploration geologist and is Globex’s largest
shareholder.Globex directors are senior members of the
mining community. They have combined, over 170 years of
mineral exploration, development, mining and financing
experience.