DESCRIPTION:  China Gold International Resources Corp. Ltd. is a Canadian mining company focused on gold production and acquisitions in China. The company began producing gold at the CSH Mine in July 2007 and is seeking to increase its reserve base through further exploration efforts. The company is actively advancing its portfolio of gold exploration properties and other non-ferrous metals on a global scale. China Gold International Resources Corp. Ltd.'s relationship with China National Gold has served to support to China Gold International Resources Corp. Ltd. to act as China National Gold's international vehicle. The company intends to grow its business into one of the world's largest gold and other non-ferrous mining companies by exploiting its existing mines, discovering new resources through our exploration rights and selectively acquiring additional large scale minerals assets in various regions. China National Gold, a Chinese state-owned enterprise and the largest gold producer in China owns approximately 41.2% of the company's outstanding shares and continues to demonstrate its commitment to China Gold International Resources Corp. Ltd.

Watch a video interview with Roger Walsh, V.P./Corporate Development, where he discusses the recent China Gold transaction.

   The Gold Report Interview with Matt Badiali (05/21/10)

"About a year ago I was hunting for gold companies that had more than the gold bull market going for them. I looked at Chinese gold miners because China was seriously acquiring gold, buying bullion wherever they could last summer. I found a group of juniors operating mines in China, including Jinshan Gold Mines. So in July of last year, I told my readers to buy Jinshan. Its one operating mine was having some trouble at the time, but it looked to be a fairly simple problem that the engineers could resolve. I figured if they got this mine going, they would make a lot of money. They did, and we made 340% on that company in less than a year. We'd tightened our trailing stop up to 15% and hit it on May 5. So that tells you something. In this case, we had the China bull market going for us, as well as the gold bull market. I think there are just some stupendous ways to really, really boost your portfolio speculating in mining stocks right now. . .just some tremendous opportunities." View Entire Article: Matt Badiali: Smart Money Holds Gold & Buys Major Miners

   Canaccord Capital, Morning Coffee (05/06/10)

"Nothing's up. . .except the share price now. Jinshan Gold Mines press released Wednesday that the company has had no material adverse changes to its business plan to warrant the recent decline in its share price. In turn, shares jumped on the news. Jinshan went on to highlight that it remains very confident in its main project, the CSH gold mine in Inner Mongolia. Jinshan is contemplating further exploration at its CSH mine this summer with the goal of expanding the deposit. The company also noted that it continues to make progress on a number of business initiatives, including those indentified in prior news releases. Most recently (in late April), Jinshan announced that an indirect unit of the company and its joint venture partner agreed to sell the Dadiangou gold project in Gansu Province of China for $13.1 million. Jinshan said the project is being sold to Gansu Zhongjin Gold Mining Co., a unit of Zhongjin Gold Corp., and said it will get $7 million from the sale."

   Gediminas Jasionis, hotStocked (03/11/10)

"Jinshan Gold Mines Inc. is rallying like it has no tomorrow. These guys just found out that there is more gold on their properties than they thought. Even though they are only on the pink sheets for their U.S. listing, for once we have a company that holds some real potential. That is already proven by the rising stock price. . .This has put the green light for a price rally up to here, but it might be getting overcrowded at the top. Currently it's a mix of news reports and fundamentals that's driving this stock—and we have both in good shape. On the hotspot, Jinshan found out last week that one of their gold mines contained 51% more gold than estimated in 2008. . .developments such as these are the key to a successful gold mining company. They state that their proven gold reserves have increased by 1.17 million ounces. At an estimated average gold price of $849 per ounce, that sums up to potential revenues of $993 million. Quite an addition of resources."

   Sean Brodrick, Uncommon Wisdom, Sean Brodrick (01/29/10)

"Chinese mining companies, bullion dealers, gold associations, jewelers and traders are also catching gold fever. One of the companies in my Red-Hot Global Small-Caps portfolio, Jinshan Gold Mines, is caught up in this. Jinshan's major shareholder is China National Gold Group. China National is going to use Jinshan as a vehicle to acquire gold mining projects outside of China, either developed projects or assets that are already in operation. I think it's big, bullish news for Jinshan. Do your own due diligence before you buy anything. But it goes to show that the Chinese think gold is cheap at current prices, and they have their sites set much higher."

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