To all stockholders and interested parties:  It has been very hard to get the company re-established on a working basis since the death of our President, Scott Gardner.  Everything had to be moved from the office in Scottsdale to our office on site, but we are now back in limited production while looking for funding to keep us going in the manner we need to.

Since we published the article entitled “Global Platinum Goes Green” we have attracted the attention of a several major players in the industry who appear interested in the way we are recovering the precious metals from ground “aquifer” water.

We are talking to one player particularly but we will probably not be able to enter into any kind of negotiations until after January 1, 2009, and we cannot release any names due to a non-disclosure agreement.  However, if we enter into and complete any kind of a final agreement with any investor or major company we will issue a national news release with their permission of course, so watch our web site for up to date news.

Thank you all for being so patient and please have a Merry Christmas and a very Happy and Prosperous New Year from management and staff.  

GLOBAL PLATINUM + GOLD, INC. GOES GREEN!

What does it mean to GO GREEN?  Going green means joining the movement of environmentally conscious and well-informed consumers and producers dedicated to the environment and to seek out environmentally–friendly options whenever possible.  GPGI is doing just that.  We are doing no mining and putting nothing into the environment that is harmful in any way.  We do not create huge piles of material to leach precious metals out with toxic chemicals, we do not generate smog and or emissions from mining equipment and standard methods of recovering precious metals from raw ore.  We do not dig huge holes in the ground or sink shafts many feet deep and that hardly ever get refilled when mining is completed as evinced by the hundreds of shafts that are still open in Arizona and other states, and we are recovering our precious metals at a much lower cost per ounce than any major mining companies that we know of.  Our cost is perhaps 10% to 12% of the cost major mining companies incur, based on information found on the internet as recovery cost per ounce. We are not faced with costly drilling charges in order to find ore bodies or paying expensive geologists to trek around the world looking for ore bodies, as we can use our aquifer water and perhaps most aquifer waters and most sea water as the contained salt is a plus for us.

We have no political problems and our safety precautions for our workers are much less stringent than most major companies.

Going GREEN is not only a choice that impacts you and those around you.  It is a decision that affects everyone.