VMS Ventures Inc, (VMS), is a leading company exploring and developing Volcanogenic Massive Sulphide projects in mining friendly Manitoba, Canada (1). VMS has assembled and controls one of the largest land positions on the Flin Flon – Snow Lake belt, second only to HudBay Minerals (HBM – TSX). The company’s mission is to find and develop a new base metals deposit in Canada.


Manitoba Exploration:
  • World-class Copper, Zinc, Gold and Silver mining camp
  • 24-deposits discovered
  • Producing ore worth more than $29 billion.
  • Deposits average 5-million tonnes & more than $1.5-billion gross metal value

VMS Investment Highlights

The Company has a management team with extensive knowledge of the region and historic exploration. The V.P. of Exploration is George Gale, Ph.D. former department head of the Mineral Deposits Section at Manitoba Geological Survey.
  • Major Presence controlling the 2nd largest land package on Flin Flon – Snow Lake Belt
  • Large-scale Projects acquired through the expert guidance and direction of Dr. Gale
  • Lynn Lake Nickel Project has 5 of 7 known Gabbroic Plugs
    (1953-78 Lynn Lake Mine produced 20m+ tonnes of Nickel-Copper ore from the 2 other Gabbroic Plugs)
    • Historically Lynn Lake is the 3rd largest nickel producing camp in Canada
  • South Bay 30 km2
    • High-grade Nickel discovery in September 2004
  • Snow Lake 70 km2 in three-property groupings known as Reed Lake, Sails Lake & Cover Project

Exploration Highlights
  • Drill ready targets- Drilling underway at Reed Lake
  • VTEM & Geochem surveys used to identify drill targets
  • J/V partnership & strategic relationship opportunities
  • Infrastructure – located in the vicinity of smelters, mills, roads, rail & utilities
  Share Capitalization
Issued & O/S     71,659,998
  Warrants Approx 24,763,389
  Options Approx 4,192,000
Fully Diluted   Approx 100,615,387

(1) The reference of “mining friendly Manitoba, Canada” to describe the operating environment and risk assessment was made from information obtained in a 2007 Fraser Institute study.