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The following companies as high potential, Future Bulls: Dhanoa Minerals Ltd (OTC BB: DHNA), General Metals Corporation (OTC BB: GNLM) and Hidalgo Mining Intl (Pink Sheets: HMIT)

Dhanoa Minerals Ltd (OTC BB: DHNA, http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=DHNA.OB)

Dhanoa Minerals Workforce Grows to 180 Miners to Increase Production of Gold and Silver More Workers in the Mines Translate into Increased Production

June 14, 2007– Dhanoa Minerals Ltd (OTCBB:DHNA - News; FWB:D7Z) announced that it has increased the size of its labor force to 180 miners to increase gold and silver production at its mines in southern Ecuador. The increase in labor is part of an overall expansion and modernization project, which will increase the company’s gold and silver production in all of the Dhanoa mining properties. In a further effort to modernize operations and increase production, Dhanoa Minerals is planning for underground expansion and open pit mining. Dhanoa will utilize its recently acquired “Spanish Plant”, a centralized modern processing and refinery plant, to increase the processing of ore into refined gold and silver.

At the company’s Bonanza property, vertical extent is a little more than 1000 feet. The continuity of gold vein systems runs horizontal as well as vertical. This indicates that underground expansion and development is feasible and profitable.

“We believe that more miners are an integral part of our modernization and expansion plans, and will significantly increase production at our mines,” said Mr. Lee Andrew Balak, President of Dhanoa Minerals. “We increased our labor force, and expanded our infrastructure to accelerate our growth. We also purchased new equipment as part of the modernization program. We will soon be able to announce an increased security system, including the installation of video security cameras throughout the refining areas as an added precaution.” About Dhanoa Minerals Ltd.

‘Dhanoa’ is a production stage company formed for the purpose of acquiring, exploring, and developing natural resource properties. The Company has recently acquired several revenue producing gold mining properties in Ecuador, and is embarking on a plan of growing through acquisition of proven producing mines.

General Metals Corporation (OTC BB: GNLM, http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=GNLM.OB)

General Metals Corporation Executives on Investor Tour in Europe From June 17-26th, 2007 Seeking $10,000,000 in New Equity Financing.

June 14, 2007– General Metals Corporation (OTC BB:GNLM.OB - News) (Frankfurt:GMQ.F - News) (the “Company”) confirms that on June 17, 2007, Steve Parent, President, CEO and Dan Forbush, CFO will travel to Europe to initiate the Company’s European Investor relations program and will have a series of meetings with financial industry representatives in Munich, Frankfurt, Dusseldorf and Berlin. These meetings will involve: investment bankers, broker-dealers, financial publications, independent financial journalists, research analysts, investment advisors, fund managers, financial communications channels and related organizations.

Following these meetings, we have been invited to be one of the presenting companies at the Sachs Associates 2nd Annual European Investor Metals and Mining Forum on June 22, 2007 at The London Stock Exchange. Our Power Point Presentation will be featured on our website, www.generalmetalscorporation.com after the London event. We present to an invited audience of investment bankers, analysts, institutional investors and select financial media. The Forum is also designed to facilitate one to one meetings for presenting companies to provide maximum exposure for companies seeking to expand an investor base in Europe. We also have meetings scheduled in London where we are presenting an opportunity for European institutional investors to participate in a $10,000,000 equity raise that will be done in three stages over a one year period to fully develop the Independence mine and other properties currently in confidentiality stage.

Company President and CEO, Steve Parent said: “We are committed to enhancing our corporate visibility in Europe and to expanding our corporate image to a broader investor community throughout the EU. We believe that our recent Frankfurt Stock Exchange listing (Frankfurt:GMQ.F - News) and IR initiatives will assure that our compelling story reaches a much larger European Investor audience. Our upcoming 11:10 forward split that is proposed for the record date of June 29, 2007, if ratified at our Annual and Special General Meeting of the same date, will be available for all shareholders of record as of that date. The record date for shareholder voting at the meeting was May 22, 2007.” About General Metals Corporation, Inc.: General Metals is a gold and silver mining Company that operates the Independence Mine in Battle Mountain, NV and has recently acquired 150 sq. km. with a full prospecting license for gold, diamonds and base metals in Ghana, West Africa. The Independence mine is located as an island in Newmont Mining’s world class Phoenix mine (www.newmont.com), which is the largest producing gold mine in the US. The Phoenix mine contains 8.5 million ounces of gold and 660 million pounds of copper in reserves. The Independence mine is predominately a silver mine that produced from 1938 through 1987. Historic production by the various operators totaled 750,200 ounces silver and 11,029 ounces gold. The average recovered grade of all recorded production was 0.17 oz. gold and 11.53 ounces of silver per ton. Historical and recent geologist and engineering reports discuss an estimated 235,000 ounces of gold and 2.5 million ounces of silver in the Independence shallow target and from 818,000-2 million ounces of gold in the Independence deep target.

Hidalgo Mining Intl (Pink Sheets: HMIT, http://finance.yahoo.com/q?s=HMIT.PK)

Hidalgo Mining (HMIT) Increases Potential Asset Value as it Acquires Subury Resources, Inc. with Anticipated Values Over $400 Million Projected Over The Next 10 years

June 14, 2007– Hidalgo Mining International (PINK SHEETS: HMIT - News), an innovative coal mining company headquartered in New York with coal properties located in Northern Mexico, announced today that it has substantially increased the potential acquisition value of its organization as it has recently acquired Subury Resources, Inc. as a subsidiary. Subury Resources, Inc. (SRI), a Nevada corporation, presently holds rights to accumulative assets in gold reserves of over 1.3 million troy ounces with an estimated market value $845 million, netting Subury as much as $400 million in gross production profits over the next ten years.

HMIT has purchased SRI by issuing Ten Million shares of restricted stock. All stock issued will be restricted for a two-year period from the date of issuance.

John Darrah, President of HMIT stated: “This opportunity will open the doors to a new area of business activity for the corporation. We expect it to benefit our shareholders, and greatly enhance the value of the company. This opportunity is both unique and timely for HMIT. This venture into the precious metals market is taking place in the context of a newly emerging economic climate in the precious metal natural resources industry.

Although not originally contemplated as a business direction by the board of directors, it does follow the present intent of providing further financial enhancement and access to capital for new strategic partners and joint ventures.

Our objective in this area of activity is to capitalize on these emerging opportunities to acquire qualified companies with substantial assets for stock while enhancing shareholder values. The acquisition of Subury Resources and its rights to such metals deposits is its next step towards achieving this goal.” ABOUT SUBURY RESOURCES, INC.

According to Subury geologists, the Tudor Gold Property encompasses 50 units by 20 contiguous unpatented mining claims to cover a total area of 1,000 hectares The Property is situated in Ontario, Canada at the intersection of the north trending Moira River Fault Zone and the northeast trending Gilmour Shear Zone. The Tudor Property hosts several gold occurrences with grades of +1 g/t Au. The potential size of the Main deposit based on geological projections should exceed 22.7 million tonnes @ 2 g/t Au and contain a resource of 7.3 million tonnes @ 5.5 g/t or approximately 1.28 million oz of gold.

In addition, the entire 7 km strike length of the felsite unit hosting the Main Prospect is mostly gold bearing and has excellent down-dip potential to host additional gold deposits comparable to the Main Prospect. For instance, the Polar Zone is situated through a gold occurrence located parallel to Homestake Mineral’s Middle and North Zone.

ABOUT HIDALGO MINING INTERNATIONAL Hidalgo Mining International (Pink Sheets: HMIT - News), an innovative coal mining company located in New York, NY, currently possesses over 50,000 acres of coal populated land located in Northern Mexico near the Texas border. Within an existing multi-billion dollar industry, HMIT strives to maintain corporate creditability while making aggressive moves to continue marketing its coal production on a global scale. HMIT management and directors hold an abundance of experience and knowledge in this rapidly growing industry that will ultimately result in the success of its ventures and longevity. Learn more about HMIT by visiting: (http://www.hidalgointernational.com)

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3 Responses to “Future Bulls DHNA, GNLM, HMIT”

  1. Theodore Fries Says:

    Just a few thoughts this evening that I wanted to share with investors. It seems that some sort of ploy may have been involved in the announcement this afternoon by Siguiri Basin Mining concerning the termination of SBMI’s agreement with CMM presumably because CMM has not used a certain portion of funds to be applied to projects in West Africa and because of certain press releases concerning HMIT’s stock. This press release by SBMI caused HMIT,s stock to drop off quickly late in the trading day on Friday July 6th. The investors hub for HMIT believes that this was a deliberate attempt to discredit HMIT and to devalue the stock just when good news was anticipated regarding the letter of intent by CMM.


  2. admin Says:

    HIDALGO MINING INTERNATIONAL(HMIT) still can live by itself and grow fast without being takeovered by CMM.
    Huge Market: Coal is a non-renewable resource and primarily used as a solid fuel to produce electricity and heat through combustion. World coal consumption is about 5.3 billion tonnes annually. Coal can also be converted into liquid fuels like gasoline or diesel by several different processes.
    The coal resource is fixed and how can this company become worthless anyway?


  3. doug Says:

    HIDALGO (HMIT) should let the shareholder know what the plan for the company future by newsletter, most of us kind of lost without news, we don’t know what to do with the share we have, any negative posting people start selling by ton, if HIDALGO want the support of the shareholder they should give us the confedece by the newsletter.


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