Welcome to Brighton Mining Group

Welcome

Brighton Mining Group Limited is an exploration company with a focus on gold exploration within Cambodia.

Brighton has very promising exploration projects that are located in the gold rich province of Mondulkiri with hosts the Oz Minerals project of "Okvau" (See Related Links)

Brighton's business model is centred around the exploration and development of its current portfolio of assets in Cambodia, with the potential for further acquisitions in Cambodia and the surrounding South East Asian regions to ultimately create wealth to its shareholders.

Why invest in Cambodia?

• Location, Cambodia is located in the midst of a dynamic region which is experiencing excellent growth
• Cambodia is enjoying political stability, complimented with economic growth and social progress
• Cambodia is capturing the progress that it’s neighbours Vietnam and Laos have already experienced and tapping into the future development of the region
• The Cambodian Government is encouraging foreign investment to assist growth, especially in the mining and exploration sector
• Foreign investment in Cambodia allows for 100% foreign ownership unlike many other countries in the region
• The Cambodian Government offers many tax incentives for foreign investment

Mining/Gold Industry of Cambodia

The Cambodian Government considers the mining and exploration industry to be one of the key industries that will help drive the country’s future economy. Unlike its neighbours of Laos and Vietnam, Cambodia is relatively infant in the development of its mineral assets.

However due to the excellent government incentives provided to foreign investment and encouraging geological success that mining exploration companies, already established in Cambodia, have experienced, it won’t be long before the country is propelled to the forefront of mining within the South East Asian region.

Exploring in this region gives companies such as Brighton the ability to take advantage of the geological structure of the country, with the potential to host "world class" mines, complimented with the current gold price and the low cost of exploration.