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RNS Number:5343C Platinum Diversified Mining Inc. 21 August 2007 Not for release, publication or distribution in whole or in part in or into the United States, Canada, Australia, Republic of South Africa or Japan PLATINUM DIVERSIFIED MINING INC. PROPOSED ACQUISITION OF INTERNATIONAL CONSOLIDATED MINERALS LIMITED PROPOSED CHANGE OF NAME TO INTERNATIONAL CONSOLIDATED MINERALS INC. RE-ADMISSION TO TRADING ON AIM NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING Certain definitions and terms apply throughout this announcement and your attention is drawn to the table at the end of this announcement where these definitions and terms are set out in full. Platinum Diversified Mining Inc. yesterday conditionally agreed to acquire the entire issued share capital of International Consolidated Minerals Limited through the issue of 30,000,000 Consideration Shares and 641,308 Consideration Warants, valuing ICM at US$240 million at the Original Placing Price of $8.00 each and approximately US$219 million based on the closing mid-market price of $7.30 per Ordinary Share on 13 March 2007, being the day immediately prior to the suspension of the Company's shares from trading on AIM under Rule 15 of the AIM Rules. With today's announcement that suspension has been lifted. The Company was formed to serve as a vehicle to effect a merger, capital stock exchange, asset acquisition, stock purchase or other similar business combination with one or more unidentified operating businesses in the mining industry. The strategy articulated by the Company in its original AIM admission document was that the Company planned to acquire target businesses that are available at valuations that management believes are not reflective of their full productive potential or that can be used as a platform for further potential acquisitions. The Existing Directors believe that the Acquisition is in line with this strategy. Since the Original Admission, the Existing Directors of Platinum have focused on identifying appropriate mining assets or companies including Nord, which the Company agreed to acquire in October 2006 but which was subsequently terminated by the parties by agreement. The Acquisition constitutes a reverse takeover pursuant to the AIM Rules. The AIM Rules require that completion of the Acquisition is subject to the prior approval of Shareholders, which will be sought at the EGM to be held on 13 September 2007, and the publication of an AIM admission document, copies of which were sent to the Shareholders on 20 August 2007 and which is available on the Company's website at www.platinumdiversified.com. A conditional application will be made to the London Stock Exchange for Admission to trading on AIM of the Enlarged Share Capital and Warrants. Information on ICM ICM was formed in September 2005 to acquire and pursue the exploration, development and production of mineral assets with a focus in Latin America, and initially in Peru. ICM's strategy is to focus on the development of high quality mining assets at an advanced stage of development. In 2005, ICM acquired certain Peruvian assets from HIRI. The assets acquired comprise 100 per cent. ownership of 32 mining concessions and one beneficiation concession. The mining concessions cover approximately 2,105 hectares, while the beneficiation concession covers approximately 65 hectares. Located on the Concessions, and included in the assets, is an existing mine and concentrator which needs rehabilitation. This was constructed in the early 1980's and operated continuously for 13 years until 1995, when the project resumed operations under new ownership and operated at a reduced rate of 50 tpd intermittently under a care and maintenance programme. Since the acquisition of Pachapaqui Mine in February 2006 ICM has worked on upgrading the concentrator, which remains in a run down condition but which is expected to be improved following Completion. Historical geological data has been re-catalogued and filed, and certain of the data required for early mining operations entered into a computerised geological model. Beginning in early 2007 ICM embarked on a drilling and exploration programme primarily in and around the Mantos area. The programme includes surface mapping, trenching, diamond drilling, logging, sampling, and assaying at an independent certified laboratory in Peru, all according to strict standards. An independent CNI 43-101 quality report was conducted in January 2006 and revised in December 2006, and an independent competent person's report by CSA was completed in June 2006 and a revised version is included in the Admission Document. Approximately 190 people are currently working full time on the project on a permanent or contract employment basis; this number is expected to be reduced to approximately 155 in the 18 months following Admission, plus an additional 25 contracted security personnel, by layoffs of temporary personnel. In addition, ICM is working extensively with the local communities in the Pachapaqui area to keep them involved and up to date with respect to the Pachapaqui Mine, and has undertaken several community projects. A 10-year land surface use agreement was signed in July 2006, effective 1 January 2006, with the local community which owns the surface rights land of the Pachapaqui Mine. Pachapaqui Mine Minera Pachapaqui S.A.C. was formed following the acquisition of the Pachapaqui mining concessions by Jorge Ganoza Bustamente in 1971. In 1981, a concentrator was built on-site which processed 1.6 million of concentrator feed tonnes over the following 13 years. The bulk base metal mineral concentrate products were trucked up to 350 km for sale to local smelters and/or concentrate/metal buyers. During the early 1990's the Pachapaqui Mine concentrator was capable of processing up to a maximum of 800 tpd of concentrator feed ore with the highest historical averages, sustained for a full year being 650 tpd in 1990. The Pachapaqui Mine closed in 1994 due to a number of factors: increased terrorist activity by the Shining Path; government policies; low metal prices; and corporate financial problems. In 1995, BCL, Sucarsel del Peru and Minera Aquia S.A. acquired control of the Pachapaqui Mine through a stock and asset purchase and in 1997 the new owners completed a limited concentrator refurbishment allowing the production of three separate mineral (lead, zinc and copper) concentrates, and resumed production in 1997 on a reduced scale, averaging less than 50 tpd, and this production rate continued to February 2006. After Admission, the Proposed Board intends that the Enlarged Group will focus its efforts on the Pachapaqui Mine, and only carry on EIA and permitting, and sampling/testing activities at the San Luis projectits other mining asset. At both projects, the acquisition of further mining concessions in the respective areas may be undertaken if favourable opportunities arise, subject to the availability of working capital. It is the intention of the Proposed Board to utilise a portion of the Proceeds to fund the Drilling and Exploration Programme and, subsequently, a BFS, which will focus primarily on the Acumulacion Pachapaqui No. 1 mining concession. The Proposed Board also intends to examine in the future the potential for further exploration as outlined in the CPR that may be undertaken after the completion of the Drilling and Exploration Programme. Location The Concessions are located in the district of Aquia, in the province of Bolognesi, in Peru near the town of Pachapaqui, which lies some 240 km north of the city of Lima. The Concessions, which are located within the Cordillera Huayhuash - the Huayhuash mountain range - originally comprised of 48 concessions totalling 2,537 hectares. This included two overlapping claims, within which a number of smaller claims were enclosed. In 2004, in an effort to consolidate land holding into a more efficient package, Plata Peru Resources Inc. made final registration of the two upper mining concession blocks with the Peruvian Ministry of Mines. The consolidated concession holdings now consist of 32 mining concessions and one beneficiation concession with a combined surface area of approximately 2,170 hectares. Permits The Proposed Board believes that the Enlarged Group will, on Completion, hold all of the necessary permits and authorisations to conduct its intended activities for the 18 months following Admission. In order for the Enlarged Group to undertake future mining and beneficiation activities at the Pachapaqui Mine, there are various permits and authorisations that are required including, amongst other things, a user certificate for handling chemicals and controlled products, licences for the use of water and water discharge from the Pachapaqui Mine, a mining operation certificate, an authorisation for the use of explosives, an authorisation for electricity generation activities and registration with the Peruvian General Hydrocarbon Bureau to store more than 5,000 gallons of fuel at one location on site. The Proposed Board believes that the Enlarged Group will be able to secure the required permits and authorisations. The Pachapaqui Mine currently has approval under a 1997 EIA for a 450 tpd mining operation which allows the operation to process up to 50 per cent. more than that level, except in respect of the beneficiation concession which currently entitles beneficiation activities up to 450 tpd. ICM completed an EIA for 1,500 tpd and has submitted it to the government, in the meantime, all permits for 1,500 tpd have been applied for with the exception of the water use permit, the water discharge permit and benefication concession, which are expected to be received within three months of Admission. Under current plans, the approval of the 1,500 tpd EIA and beneficiation concession is not expected to impact on the activities of the Enlarged Group for at least 18 months following Admission as during this period the Proposed Board intends to focus on the Drilling and Exploration Programme. Resources The description of resources and reserves in this announcement have been extracted without material adjustment from the CPR set out in the Admission document, and should be read in conjunction with the CPR. The resource estimate for the Concessions presented in Table 1 below, is compliant with JORC definitions and guidelines for the reporting of resources. The following criteria were used by CSA to derive the resources for the Pachapaqui area: Metal price cut-off values as in: . US$7.00/oz for Ag . US$0.44/lb for Pb . US$0.49/lb for Zn . US$1.35/lb for Cu The above values define material as having a net smelter value of US$40.00 per tonne. Table 1: Measured and Indicated Resources in the Pachapaqui mining area Category Tonnages Ag Pb Zn Cu (tonnes) (oz/t) (%) (%) (%) Measured 3,612,549 5.46 2.55 4.19 0.65 Indicated 2,137,965 6.01 2.94 4.79 0.72 Total 5,750,514 5.66 2.70 4.41 0.67 The resources presented in Table 1 have been classified within the standards as identified by JORC. There is also an inferred tonnage of 1,613,000 with grades of 6.70 oz/tonne Ag, 4.10 per cent. Pb, 6.20 per cent. Zn and 0.70 per cent. Cu. The method of sections was used to determine the measured and indicated resources figures using scaled plan/sections, and a planimeter to determine area. Tonnages were reduced by a minimum of 10 per cent. and then resources were further diluted at zero grades by a minimum of 10 per cent. After a thorough examination of the geological sections and plans, it is CSA's opinion that the dip extensions of the ore zones are much longer than mapped. This is especially evident in the Riqueza and Mantos regions. With a targeted drilling campaign, the indicated resources can plausibly well exceed the current resources, the bulk of the resources coming from continued strike and dip extensions of the fault-filled veins. Moreover, additional exploration is expected to reveal significant resources with high Zn grades at the nose of the syncline and within associated fault structures. Reserves The reserve estimate presented in Table 2 below, which is extracted from the CPR, is compliant with JORC definitions and guidelines for the reporting of resources and has been audited by Dexter Ferreira, who is a competent person under the JORC Code for the estimation of such a reserve. The following criteria were used by CSA to derive the reserve for the Pachapaqui area: . Proven Reserve: this category includes all blocks within measured resources, that are in the approved mine plan, multiplied by a mining recovery factor. . Probable Reserves: these are the blocks within indicated resources, that are in the approved mine plan, multiplied by a mining recovery factor. A summary of the reserves for all the blocks in the Pachapaqui area is presented in Table 2 below. Table 2: Reserves in the Pachapaqui mining area Category Tonnages Ag Pb Zn Cu (tonnes) (oz/t) (%) (%) (%) Proven 2,901,125 5.47 2.51 4.17 0.72 Probable 1,122,447 6.07 2.92 4.78 0.76 Total 4,023,572 5.64 2.62 4.34 0.73 The reserves presented in Table 2 have been classified within the standards as identified by JORC. The method of sections was used to determine the reserve figures using scaled plan/sections and a planimeter to determine area. Tonnages were reduced by a minimum of 10 per cent. and then resources were further diluted at zero grades by a minimum of 10 per cent. As stated above, a targeted drilling campaign can plausibly substantially increase resources compared to the currently tabulated tonnages with grades high enough to withstand a 10 per cent. dilution, at zero grade, and still be converted into reserves. Future potential There has been little geological exploration at the Pachapaqui Mine. Throughout its history, new ore has been found primarily by driving tunnels into existing ore veins that crop out at the surface. As a consequence of this, and because of the known favourable geological conditions throughout much of the Concessions, the Proposed Board believes that there is potential for expansion of the current mining reserves at the Pachapaqui Mine, both near the existing known reserves and in the outer areas of the Concessions. The Proposed Board believes that there is potential to increase the current proven and probable reserves of the Enlarged Group on completion of the Drilling and Exploration Programme, as well as further expand the known resources by exploratory drilling into other areas of the Concessions as outlined in the CPR. Current mining activities at Pachapaqui Mine There is currently no concentrator feed production originating from any areas of the Pachapaqui Mine. All ore produced is currently stockpiled in the mining area. There is currently no direct mining at the Pachapaqui Mine, the main focus of mining activities is to provide support and access to drilling and sampling sites for the Drilling and Exploration Programme. Current Drilling and Exploration Programme activities at Pachapaqui Mine ICM began the current Drilling and Exploration Programme in February 2006, with the objective of delineating 15-20 million tonnes of ore reserves, up from the current four million tonnes, on the Concessions. The Drilling and Exploration Programme's main and most recent focus for the diamond drilling is the Mantos area where there exists access to surface drilling sites, though over steep terrain, and underground workings to potential underground drilling sites. Support is provided by ICM mining equipment and personnel. As of June 2007, approximately 7,500 metres of diamond drilling has been accomplished from surface and underground using three contracted drills. Mineral processing The Proposed Board does not intend to run the concentrator for commercial production during the 18 months following Admission, during which time the Proposed Board intends to keep it on a care and maintenance programme. ICM may process some of the existing tailings that are adjacent to the concentrator plant and remove those to the permanent tailings storage area, which will enable the future expansion of the concentrator plant. Mineral exploration and the Drilling and Exploration Programme The ore zones being mined are grouped into four main areas comprising the Arabia, the Riqueza, the San Antonio and the Mantos. The Mantos area, which the Proposed Board intends will be the focus for the Drilling and Exploration Programme following Admission, consists of four known "mantos" replacement bodies that are relatively strata-bound) hosted within a black limestone unit. These zones are from 7 to 10 metres thick and from 100 to 200 metres long. The individual zones trend northwest and dip at 45 degrees to 55 degrees towards the southwest, are relatively close together and thus represent a potential bulk mineable, lower grade type of deposit. The Mantos area ore zones (Esperanza, Matter and Intermedio) constitute a large part of the currently defined proven and probable ore reserves, contributing 2,207,703 tonnes with average metal grades of 4.42 oz/tonne Ag; 2.45 per cent. Pb; 4.87 per cent. Zn; and 0.63 per cent. Cu. It is planned to utilise DMS to raise the grades of Mantos ores by 70 per cent prior to being fed to the concentrator. The recent drilling programme has expanded the size of the zone both along strike (southeast) and dip (southwest), although still open in both directions. One of the objectives of the Drilling and Exploration Programme is to attempt to define the boundaries of the Mantos veins. Additional potential targets for exploration include the known, relatively narrow veins parallel to and in the immediate area of the Riqueza which offer excellent potential for high grade silver mineralisation along their strike. No work is planned on these areas under the current Drilling and Exploration Programme during the next 18 months but the Proposed Board intends that it will be undertaken in the future. Another area (Pachapaquina geology area) within the Concessions is thought to contain replacement zones and skarns associated with granodioritic intrusions within a limestone host rock. In addition, another area (Patria geology area) is located within a sequence of quartzites and limestones having the potential to host vein-type and "mantos" type replacement deposits. No work is planned on these areas under the current Drilling and Exploration Programme during the next 18 months but the Proposed Board intends that it will be undertaken in the future. In the immediate area where mining workings, between the Arabia area and the Sinchi Rocha area, there are potential targets within the valley floor, comprising of a 900 metre wide by almost one kilometre long zone that has never been explored for mineralisation or investigated, which has the potential to host vein ore bodies and ore chimneys. Other areas need to be explored for extensions of various veins, and small stringer veins of potentially high grade mineralisation. Two systems of granodioritic intrusions northeast and southeast of the current mining areas, which intrude into favourable rock types (limestones, limey silt stones and their equivalent metasedimentary units), offer excellent targets for mineralisation. No work is planned on these areas under the current Drilling and Exploration Programme during the next 18 months but the Proposed Board intends that it will be undertaken in the future. Following Admission, the Proposed Board intends that the Proceeds will be used in part to fund the Drilling and Exploration Programme and the BFS to increase reserves and resources prior to the Pachapaqui Mine project being designed, the existing concentrator rehabilitated and a new concentrator built, and put into production. Thereafter, it is contemplated that the ongoing exploration programme will be funded out of the operating cash flow. San Luis In December 2005, ICM acquired a mining concession (covering approximately 194 hectares), and entered into three framework agreements for the development and exploitation of certain other concessions, all of which form a part of the San Luis project which consists of processing the tailings and evaluating and developing the gold prospects located within the San Luis mining property, a dormant gold mine located in Southern Peru within the District of Sancos and Pullo in the province of Parinacochas and Lucanas, Department of Ayacucho. ICM will use part of the Proceeds to fulfil its obligations pursuant to the framework agreements and to undertake further due diligence in respect of the San Luis project. Preliminary designs and extraction plans and schedules have been completed for the tailings project. The EIA was submitted to the government in November 2006 and ICM is waiting for a further response from the government. Application for the beneficiation concession permit and remaining permits will be obtained after the approval of the EIA. Negotiations with the community of Sancos which owns the surface land rights areunder way for use of the land surface. ICM intends to work cooperatively and closely with the communities and the independent miners in the area. No development or construction work or production is planned on the San Luis project during the 18 months following Admission. Current trading and prospects of the Enlarged Group The only assets to be owned by the Enlarged Group following Admission are the Pachapaqui Mine and the San Luis project. The Enlarged Group does not intend to carry out, over the 18 months following Admission, the rehabilitation and upgrading of the facilities for production start-up at the Pachapaqui Mine, but instead intends to hold the Pachapaqui Mine on a care and maintenance basis, maintaining its equipment and infrastructure, while acquiring equipment already ordered, pursuing EIA and permits approvals, and conducting the Drilling and Exploration Programme and the BFS. The Enlarged Group is not currently carrying out, and does not intend to carry out over the 18 months following Admission, any construction work or production at, or purchase any equipment for the San Luis project but instead hold the project on a care and maintenance basis while pursuing EIA and permits approvals and conducting some testing. In addition, for both projects, the Enlarged Group may undertake the acquisition of further mining concessions in the areas if favourable opportunities arise subject to availability of sufficient working capital at such time. Existing Directors, Proposed Directors and proposed employees Certain of the Existing Directors are to stand down and resign prior to Admission, and the Proposed Directors, who are directors of ICM, will be appointed to the Board conditional on Completion. Existing Directors Mark Alan Nordlicht, Executive Chairman, aged 38 Mr Nordlicht is the founder and the sole managing member of the general partner Platinum Partners Value Arbitrage Fund, L.P. Mr Nordlicht has over sixteen years experience in the derivatives trading industry and is responsible for overseeing all trading and operations of the fund. Mr Nordlicht is currently the Chairman of Platinum Energy Resources Inc., a Special Purpose Acquisition Corporation. From 1997 to 2001, Mr Nordlicht was a founder and managing partner of West End Capital, a New York based money management firm. In 1991 Mr Nordlicht founded Northern Lights Trading and was its general partner until 2000. Northern Lights Trading was a proprietary options firm based in New York which employed traders in the cotton, coffee, natural gas, crude oil, gold, and silver option trading pits. Mr Nordlicht intends to resign on Completion. Bobby Earl Cooper, Chief Executive Officer, aged 61 Mr Cooper is a mining industry executive with over forty years of diversified multi-site, multiproduct mining industry experience. Until 1997 Mr Cooper was the President and CEO of Kennecott Corporation - a North American mining company with revenues of US$1.2 billion at that time, having started his working life at the company in 1965 as a clerk. In his most recent role at Kennecott Corporation he built and operated gold, silver, copper, zinc, coal and diamond properties. Between July 1984 and February 1987, Mr Cooper served in various positions with Atlantic Richfield Company, including as Maintenance Manager, Operations Manager and General Manager. During his tenure, he helped de-commission molybdenum operations in Nevada and significantly expand coal mining operations in Wyoming. Between 1965 and 1984 Mr Cooper worked in Kennecott Corporation, Shell Mining Company, Arch Minerals Corporation and Kerr McGee Coal Corporation. During this time he worked in various positions from clerk to management positions, with progressively more responsibility. Mr Cooper graduated from Arizona State University with a BA in Business Administration in 1972 and subsequently carried out graduate work in industrial technology and mineral economics. Mr Cooper intends to resign on Completion. Thomas Alexander Loucks, President, aged 57 Mr Loucks is a senior level mining industry executive with over thirty years of diverse Fortune 500 and small cap experience in mining company management as well as international exploration, mineral project development, corporate planning, acquisitions, and divestitures. Mr Loucks was President & CEO of Trend Mining Company from 2004 through 2006 where he diversified the company's property portfolio into new commodities and projects and then found industry partners to invest and take on the costs of exploring them. Between 1988 and 1999 Mr Loucks served as Executive Vice President, Treasurer, and Chief Financial Officer of Royal Gold Inc., a Denver-based, NASDAQ-listed company. He led the raising of US$18 million in private placements between 1993 and 1999. As well as initiating and handling investment/joint venture transactions and acquisitions, Mr Loucks participated in a collaborative management effort to restructure Royal Gold Inc. from an operating mining company into a successful royalty company, involving a major redirection of its business plan. Between 1985 and 1988, Mr Loucks was responsible for business development activities of Newmont Mining Corporation, NY. Previously, he worked in major mineral project development programs at Climax Molybdenum Company, precious metals exploration with AMAX, Inc., and in international exploration with Kennecott Copper Corporation. Mr Loucks holds an MBA from Stanford Graduate School of Business and earlier received bachelors and masters degrees in geology from Dartmouth College. Mr Loucks intends to resign on Completion. Howard Mattes Crosby, Senior Vice President, aged 55 Mr Crosby has more than 25 years of mining industry experience. Since September of 1989, he has been President of Crosby Enterprises, Inc. and from 1995 through October of 2005 was Chairman and CEO of Cadence Resources Corporation, a publicly traded oil and gas company. Early in his career, Mr Crosby worked for United Nuclear Corporation, which at the time was extensively involved in the uranium mining business in the western United States. Mr Crosby also currently serves as an officer and director of White Mountain Titanium Corporation (WMTM USOTC), Gold Crest Mines, Inc, TomCo Energy plc (United Kingdom) and Apoquindo Minerals (Toronto Venture Exchange). Mr Crosby was also formerly a director of Western Goldfields (USOTC-WGDF). He is a 1975 graduate of the University of Idaho. John Patrick Ryan, Chief Legal Officer, aged 44 Mr Ryan is currently the Chairman and Chief Financial Officer of US Silver Corporation which owns the operating Galena Mine, an underground high-grade silver mine located in North Idaho. He is also currently Chief Financial Officer of Trend Mining Company, which focuses on platinum metals exploration. Mr Ryan has over twelve years' senior level experience in the mineral and oil and gas industry sectors. Mr Ryan was until September, 2006 Chief Financial Officer of High Plains Uranium Inc, which he led from start up in April 2004 to its successful IPO on the Toronto Stock Exchange in December 2005. He was until October 2005 Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Cadence Resources Corporation where he was instrumental in negotiating the acquisition of Aurora Energy which involved assisting with the successful raising of over US$20 million in new equity capital to close the transaction. Mr Ryan was also previously Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Western Goldfields, Inc. Prior to this he was a stockbroker at Pennaluna & Co, and Shearson-Lehman Brothers. Mr Ryan gained a BSc in Mining Engineering from the University of Idaho prior to gaining his Juris Doctor at Boston College Law School. Mr Ryan intends to resign on Completion. Brian Edward Burgess, Non-Executive Director, aged 64 Mr Burgess is a human resources specialist with a technical mining background. He has had multi-cultural experience of large complex businesses. He is presently retired but worked in several Rio Tinto companies between 1978 and 1998. He served as Senior Executive in charge of International Human Resources between 1995 and 1998, where he brought together the senior management development and succession planning programme for Rio Tinto (headquartered in London) with that of CRA (headquartered in Melbourne). Between 1993 and 1995 he served as senior Vice President Administrative Services for Kennecott Corporation. He took part in changing the management style of the Corporation in the nineties and oversaw the implementation of an organisational change process for the whole of the Corporation. Between 1991 and 1993 Mr Burgess lead the introduction of a system of inter company transfers for senior employees of high potential for Rio Tinto. Between 1988 and 1991 Mr Burgess served as Human Resources Manager for Palabora Mining Company in South Africa and between 1978 and 1988 Mr Burgess served as Personnel Manager for Rossing Uranium. Mr Burgess also served as Personnel Manager for the Rhodesian Iron and Steel Company and as Management Consultant for P-E Consulting Group. He graduated from the City University London with BSc Honours in Electrical Engineering in 1964. In 1969 Mr Burgess received a Diploma in Management Studies from the British Institute of Management. Mr Burgess intends to resign on Completion. John Joseph May, Non-Executive Director, aged 58 Mr May is currently a director of AIM-listed TomCo Energy Plc, NASDAQ listed Avatar Systems, Inc. and a Non-Executive Chairman of Channel Islands listed Southbank UK Plc. He was previously Finance Director of AIM listed London & Boston Investments Plc. and a non-executive Director of AIM listed Croma Group Plc. Mr May is also currently a principal of a boutique chartered accountancy practice, focusing on advising companies on finance raising, mergers and acquisitions, business strategies and entry onto the OFEX and AIM markets, in addition to providing general accountancy, tax and audit services. He was previously a Senior Partner at Horwath Clark Whitehill, a UK accountancy firm, for 17 years, including 8 years on the Managing Board. Mr May is the Policy Director and Deputy Chairman of the Small Business Bureau Limited (SBB) and Deputy Chairman of the Genesis Initiative, which are lobbying groups to the UK government on behalf of small businesses, particularly to the DTI and the Treasury. He is also a Conservative Borough Councillor for Surrey Heath Borough Council. Mr May qualified as a chartered accountant in 1974 having previously gained his DIA at the University of Bath Management School in 1970 and his BA from the University of London in 1969. The Proposed Directors of the Enlarged Group are as follows: Gregory Charles Smith, Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, aged 45 Mr Smith is executive chairman of PetroLatina Energy Plc, an AIM listed oil and gas exploration company with an initial focus on Latin America. Before establishing ICM, he was the managing partner in TVL, a company that specialises in raising venture capital for the energy and mining sector. Between 1998 and 2001 he was the chairman of Powder River Basin Gas Corporation, which was a successful operator of coal bed methane in Wyoming, US. This merged with Imperial Petroleum in April 2003. From 1993 to 2001, he was President of Renaissance Companies Inc, a structured finance group specialising in fund raising in varying forms for the energy and real estate sectors in the US. Mr Smith obtained a degree in managerial sciences from the University of Nevada in 1984. Marvin Hugh Pelley, President and Chief Operating Officer, aged 58 Mr Pelley has been involved in the resources business for almost 40 years. He has a wide breadth of senior management and executive experience, having been associated with underground and open pit mines across Canada in copper, zinc, precious metals, coal, iron ore, and industrial minerals; hydro development in Labrador, Canada and the Philippines; government and community development engineering and construction services; and mining contracting and consulting services between 1999 and 2005. From 1993 to 1999 Mr Pelley was the President of Alagnak Enterprises Inc., a mining and hydro electric consulting service. Between 1986 and 1993, Mr Pelley was President of Curragh Inc., overseeing start up mining and mineral concentrates. From 1982-1986 he was manager at Quinette Coal Limited overseeing engineering and technical aspects of mining and mineral concentrates. He has investigated potential mining investments throughout many parts of the world, and potential electrical energy generation investments in Kyrgyzstan, throughout the Far East, and in New Zealand and Australia. His experience encompasses all of the major components of project implementation including investigation, analysis, conceptual planning, exploration, development, financing(equity and debt),environmental aspects, governmental dealings, high level negotiations, acquisitions, engineering, construction, and operations/production. Mr Pelley is a past member of the board of directors of several corporations and the Mining Association of British Columbia (Canada). Jesse Michael Rodriguez, Non-Executive Director, aged 41 Mr Rodriguez is a managing director of Millennium Americas LLC and has 16 years' experience in principal investing, mergers and acquisitions, merchant banking and corporate finance. He has invested in, and worked on, situations in the United States, Europe, Asia and Latin America, and he has advised the government agencies of Mexico, Venezuela, Colombia and the Dominican Republic. Mr Rodriguez's investment and advisory experience extends to a variety of industry sectors including mining, metals, telecommunications, media, financial institutions, technology, business services and diversified manufacturing. Previously, Mr Rodriguez served as a managing director of Huron Consulting Group where he focused on distressed and restructuring situations in the United States. From 1999 to 2002, Mr Rodriguez was managing director and head of Latin America mergers and acquisitions and Merchant Banking for Bank of America Securities. In this capacity, he managed a portfolio of private equity and mezzanine investments in Latin America. From 1993 to 1998, he was a Vice President at Salomon Brothers in New York and a member in the Mergers & Acquisitions and Financial Institutions groups. Prior to business school, Mr Rodriguez was a senior associate at Bear, Stearns & Co. Inc. in New York. Mr Rodriguez has a BA from the University of California, Los Angeles and a MBA from Harvard Business School. Luis Carlos Rodrigo Prado, Non-Executive Director , aged 42 Mr Rodrigo is a lawyer and partner of the Peruvian law firm Rodrigo, Elias & Medrano, Abogados, for whom he has worked since 1989. Mr Rodrigo's principal expertise is in mining and environmental law, foreign investments, mergers and acquisitions, and corporate and tax law. He advises mining and natural resources companies in their exploration, exploitation and corporate development activities. He is a director of a number of mining companies in Peru, and advises prominent mining transnationals from several countries operating in Peru. He is a member of the board of directors of Instituto Peruano de Derecho de Mineria Petroleo y Petroleo (since 2002 to date); vice-president of Asociacion Latinoamericana de Abogados Mineros (Latin American Association of Mining Lawyers) (since 2001 to date); President of the Canada-Peru Chamber of Commerce (since 2006 to date), the Vice-President of the Mining Committee of the SEERIL Section of the International Bar Association (since 2006 to date), a member of the Board of Trustees of the Rocky Mountain Mineral Law Foundation (since 2007) and a member of the Advisory Committee in Mining Law of the Lima Bar Association (since 2000). Senior management In addition to the Existing Directors and Proposed Directors, details of the only other key senior manager within the Enlarged Group are set out below: Pete Maher, Chief Financial Officer and Secretary, aged 45 Mr Maher was previously senior internal audit manager at Virage Logic Corporation, a US global leader in nano-technology IP platforms where he led all aspects of Sarbanes Oxley compliance efforts and was heavily involved with management and the audit committee in establishing financial controls and procedures. Between 2004 and 2006 he was a Sarbanes-Oxley internal audit compliance consultant for Jefferson Wells, a solutions provider of internal auditing, accounting and finance, tax and technology services, managing assignments in Europe relating to corporate governance, Sarbanes-Oxley compliance and internal audit. From 2000 to 2003, Mr Maher co-founded Rainbow Island Express, a high-speed inter-island ferry system in Hawaii. He has also been Chief Financial Officer from 1999 to 2000 at Hilo Hattie, a retailer recognised by the Governor as Hawaii's exporter of the year in 1999 and from 1996 to 1998, an operational and financial internal auditor with Levi Strauss & Co. His experience encompasses preparing financial reports, project planning, preparing business plans, designing finance strategies and reviewing the controls and procedures of publicly traded companies. He obtained an MBA from the Graduate School of Business Administration in 1991 from Harvard University and a BSc degree in Business Administration from the University of Nevada in 1985. Employees As at the date of this announcement, the Company has no employees. It is intended that the Board following Completion will comprise Howard Crosby, John Ryan, Gregory Smith, Marvin Pelley, Jesse Rodriquez, and Luis Carlos Rodrigo Prado. On Admission Gregory Smith will hold the roles of Executive Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. It is intended that the roles be separated in the 12 months following Admission. Summary Terms of the Acquisition Completion of the Acquisition is conditional upon, inter alia: * Admission; . approval of the Resolution; . the Conversion Limitation not being exceeded; . there not having occurred any material change in the financial position or condition of either the Company or ICM, or any change in liabilities or other circumstances materially and adversely affecting the Group or the right to carry on such Group's business; . the delivery by ICM to the Company and Strand Partners of the English legal due diligence report prepared by Stephenson Harwood and the Peruvian legal due diligence report prepared by Rodrigo, Elias & Medrano, in a form satisfactory to the Company and Strand Partners. The Existing Directors are aware that there are unresolved issues relating to the tax treatment of the acquisition of the Pachapaqui Mines and environmental issues. These issues are currently under review by Barrios, Fuentes & Gallo; . there being no disclosures in either the disclosure letter of the Company or ICM which will, or is likely to have, a material adverse effect upon the value of either the Company or ICM (as the case may be) resulting in a reduction in the value of the shares of the Company or ICM (as the case may be) by more than 5 per cent.; and . ICM having issued additional shares in ICM to holders of warrants in ICM in accordance with the warrant restructuring documentation circulated to its Shareholders prior to the date of the Admission Document. Pursuant to the Acquisition Agreement, certain of these conditions precedent may be waived by the Company, or the 'Shareholders Representatives' on behalf of ICM Shareholders as applicable. The Company has given warranties to the ICM Shareholders in respect of the Company's activities as an investing company and its liabilities incurred since the Original Admission. The ICM Shareholders and each of Gregory Smith and Marvin Pelley (in their capacity as Warrantors) have given warranties to the Company in respect of, inter alia, the business and affairs of the ICM Group Companies and it is a condition precedent to Completion of the Acquisition that such warranties are true and correct as of the date of Completion. Use of Proceeds Following Admission, the Proposed Board intends to apply the Proceeds as follows: . US$2.8 million to fund the Drilling and Exploration Programme. . US$2.2 million to prepare the BFS for the Pachapaqui Mine. . US$6.3 million on maintenance, operation, equipment and buildings for the Pachapaqui Mine. . US$9.0 million in working capital, including stocks of consumables and overheads in Peru and London. . US$8.6 million in order to redeem the loan notes of US$1.8 million (including interest) issued to TVL (a company in which Gregory Smith has a beneficial interest), the US$4.0 million loan note which is part of the consideration originally paid by ICM for the acquisition of the Pachapaqui Mine, US$0.6 million to former employees of Minera Pachapaqui S.A.C., US$1.7 million to MRI Investment AG and US$0.5 million to cover historical advisory costs. . US$4.4 million will be applied to repay existing liabilities of PDM. . US$5.6 million to satisfy advisory fees in connection with the Acquisition. The balance of the Proceeds will be used to satisfy the ongoing working capital requirements of the Enlarged Group. Failure to approve the Acquisition Failure to approve the Acquisition by the Initial Acquisition Deadline will result in the Company liquidating the Trust Fund as part of a plan of dissolution and liquidation as described below, and the remaining funds will be distributed, on a pro rata basis, to all Shareholders (other than the Founder Shareholders). If the Company does not complete the Acquisition by the Initial Acquisition Deadline of 14 September 2007, the Company will liquidate the Trust Fund as soon as practicable under applicable law as part of a plan of dissolution and liquidation which would result in a distribution to Shareholders (other than the Founder Shareholders) of all the sums held in the Trust Fund, including: any accrued interest, net of income taxes payable on such interest and trust expenses, and net of all costs and expenses associated with the Acquisition or otherwise incurred by the Company. The Company will promptly adopt a plan of dissolution and liquidation and initiate procedures for its dissolution and liquidation and the distribution of its assets, including the Trust Fund, if the Company does not complete the Acquisition by the Initial Acquisition Deadline. The Company cannot provide Shareholders with assurances of a specific time frame for the dissolution and distribution. Lock-ins and Orderly Market Arrangements Each of the Existing Directors, Proposed Directors, Plata-Peru Resources Inc., MGSSA, NHG Capital, Taghmen Ventures Ltd and Emery Stone Smith has undertaken to the Company and Strand Partners that, except in certain limited circumstances, they will not dispose of any interest in the Ordinary Shares and Warrants held by them or subsequently acquired by them for a period of one year from the date of Admission. Furthermore, for a further period of one year the Existing Directors, Proposed Directors and Plata-Peru Resources Inc. ,MGSSA, NHG Capital, Taghmen Ventures Ltd and Emery Stone Smith have undertaken that any intended disposal of any Ordinary Shares and Warrants shall be first arranged for disposal through Strand Partners, or the Company's broker at that time. The terms of such undertakings comply with the requirements of Rule 7 of the AIM Rules. Notice of EGM A notice convening the EGM to be held at the offices of Mintz Levin Cohen Ferris Glovsky & Popeo P.C., Chrysler Center, 666 Third Avenue, New York, NY 10017, at 10.00 a.m. EDT on 13 September 2007 is set out at the end of this document. At this meeting the Resolution will be proposed to approve the Acquisition, Change of Name and amendments to the Memorandum and Articles. Admission Document The Admission Document setting out details of the Acquisition and including a notice of the EGM, accompanied by the Proxy Form, has been posted to Shareholders. Copies of the Admission Document will be available to the public free of charge from today at the offices of Strand Partners Limited and during normal business hours on any weekday (other than Saturdays and public holidays), until one month following the date of admission and will be available for review and download at www.platinumdiversified.com . Expected Timetable of Principle Events Date of the Admission Document 20 August 2007 Latest time and date for receipt of Proxy Forms 3.00 p.m. on 11 September 2007 Extraordinary General Meeting of the Shareholders 10.00 a.m. EDT on 13 September 2007 Expected completion date of the Acquisition 13 September 2007 Admission becomes effective and dealings recommence in the 8.00 a.m. on 14 Ordinary Shares and Warrants September 2007 The above times and dates are indicative only and may be subject to change. In the event that the expected timetable set out above is changed, the Company will notify such amended dates through the Regulatory Information Service of the London Stock Exchange. Times and dates referred to in this announcement are times and dates prevailing in London, England, unless otherwise stipulated. For further information: Platinum Diversified Mining Inc. +1 (212) 271 7828 Mark Nordlicht Strand Partners Limited +44 (0)207 409 3494 Simon Raggett Warren Pearce Thomas Lockyer Strand Partners Limited, which is authorised and regulated in the United Kingdom by the Financial Services Authority and is a member of the London Stock Exchange, is acting as nominated adviser and broker to the Company in connection with the Acquisition, Placing and proposed admission of the Enlarged Share Capital and Warrants to trading on AIM. Its responsibilities as the Company's nominated adviser and broker under the AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers are owed solely to the London Stock Exchange and are not owed to the Company or to any Existing Director or Proposed Director or to any other person in respect of his decision to acquire shares or other securities in the Company in reliance on any part of this announcement. Strand Partners Limited is not acting for anyone else and will not be responsible to anyone other than the Company for providing the protections afforded to its clients or for providing advice in relation to the contents of this announcement or the Acquisition or the proposed admission of the Enlarged Share Capital and Warrants to trading on AIM. No representation or warranty, express or implied, is made by Strand Partners Limited as to the contents of this announcement, without limiting the statutory rights of any person to whom this announcement is issued. The information contained in this announcement is not intended to inform or be relied upon by any subsequent purchasers of Ordinary Shares or Warrants (whether on or off exchange) and accordingly no duty of care is accepted in relation to them. This announcement does not constitute, or form part of, an offer or an invitation to purchase any securities or to carry on any investment activity whatsoever. The following definitions apply throughout this announcement, unless the context requires otherwise: "Acquisition" the proposed acquisition by PDM of International Consolidated Minerals in accordance with the terms of the Acquisition Agreement "Act" the Companies Act 1985, as amended "Acquisition Agreement" the conditional agreement dated 20 August 2007 between the Company, ICM Shareholders and International Consolidated Minerals relating to the Acquisition "Admission" the effective re-admission of the Enlarged Share Capital and Warrants to trading on AIM in accordance with the AIM Rules "Ag" the symbol for the element silver "AIM" the AIM market operated by the London Stock Exchange "AIM Rules" the rules applicable to companies whose securities are traded on AIM, published by the London Stock Exchange from time to time comprising the AIM Rules for Companies and the AIM Rules for Nominated Advisers "Articles" the Articles of Association of the Company adopted by the Company on 28 February 2006 "BCL" Babcock Consulting Limited "BCL Peru" Babcock Consulting Limited Sucursal de Peru "BFS" the bankable feasibility study to be undertaken on the Pachapaqui Mine following completion of the Drilling and Exploration programme "Board" the board of directors of the Company from time to time "Change of Name" the change of the Company's name, upon Completion, to International Consolidated Minerals Inc. "CNI 43-101" Canadian National Instrument 43-101 relating to the standards of disclosure for mineral projects "Company" or "PDM" Platinum Diversified Mining Inc., incorporated in the Cayman Islands under the Companies Law (2007 Revision) of the Cayman Islands with registered number CD-160817 "Competent Person's Report" or "CPR" the competent person's report prepared by CSA "Completion" completion of the Acquisition "Concentradora Pachapaqui" Concentradora Pachapaqui S.A.C., incorporated as a closed stock corporation under the laws of Peru with number 11847528 "Concessions" the 32 mining concessions and one beneficiation concession relating to the Pachapaqui Mine covering approximately 2,170 hectares "Consideration Shares" up to 30,000,000 Ordinary Shares to be issued by the Company to the ICM Shareholders pursuant to the terms of the Acquisition Agreement "Consideration Warrants" the 641,308 warrants to subscribe for Ordinary Shares issued by the Company to certain ICM Warrantholders pursuant to the terms of the Acquisition Agreement, which warrants will not be admitted to trading on AIM "Conversion Amount" based on the amount of funds held in the Trust Fund at 13 September 2007, without taking into account any interest accrued after such date, cash equal to approximately US$7.84 per Ordinary Share "Conversion Limitation" the condition to completion of the Acquisition that the number of Original Placing Shares voted against the Resolution shall not, in aggregate, exceed 20 per cent. of the Existing Ordinary Shares "Conversion Rights" the right of a holder of Original Placing Shares to vote against the Resolution and elect for the Company to convert all the Ordinary Shares owned by such Shareholder into and to receive the Conversion Amount provided the Acquisition is subsequently completed and such conversion right is properly exercised by such Shareholder "CSA" CSA Consulting International Limited "Cu" the symbol for the element copper "DMS" dense media separator; a sorting system which creates a density contrast allowing heavier minerals to be separated "Drilling and Exploration Programme" the exploratory drilling and field geology work scheduled within the Concessions "EDT" Eastern Daylight Time "EGM" or "Extraordinary General Meeting" the extraordinary general meeting of the Company to be held on 13 September 2007 "EIA" environmental impact assessment "Enlarged Group" together, the Company, ICM and their respective subsidiaries following Completion "Enlarged Share Capital" the Ordinary Shares of the Company in issue immediately following Completion, comprising the Existing Ordinary Shares that have not been redeemed or converted and the Consideration Shares "Existing Directors" the existing directors of the Company, whose names are set out in this document "Existing Ordinary Shares" the 12,418,752 Ordinary Shares in issue prior to Completion, comprising the Founder Shares and the Original Placing Shares "Founder Shares" the 2,483,752 Ordinary Shares in issue immediately prior to the Original Placing on 14 March 2006 "Founder Shareholders" Mark Nordlicht, Bobby Cooper, Thomas Loucks, John Ryan and Howard Crosby, being the holders of the Founder Shares "HIRI" Haviland International Resources Inc. Limited "ICM" or "International Consolidated Minerals" International Consolidated Minerals Limited, a company incorporated under the laws of England and Wales with number 5558675 "ICM Debt" approximately US$8.584 million, being the aggregate amount repayable by ICM to loan note holders and others, including (i) approximately US$1.773 million to be repaid to TVL, a company in which Gregory Smith has a beneficial interest; (ii) US$1.7 million to be repaid to MRI Investments AG; and (iii) US$4.0 million to be repaid to HIRI "ICM Group Company" any of ICM, its subsidiaries and its subsidiary undertakings "ICM Shareholders" the shareholders of ICM who are a party to the Acquisition Agreement "ICM Shares" the ordinary shares of par value of 0.01 each in the capital of ICM "ICM Warrants" the warrants to subscribe for ICM Shares subject to the articles of association of ICM and on the terms and conditions comprised within and attached to each share warrant "Initial Acquisition" an acquisition by the Company of a potential acquisition target or potential acquisition targets of aggregate fair market value of at least 50 per cent. of the initial amount deposited in the Trust Fund, being US$77,890,400, (which will include the Acquisition, if it completes),fair market value being determined by the Board based upon standards generally accepted by the financial community, such as actual and potential sales, earnings and cash flow and book value and if the Board is unable to independently determine the sufficiency of such fair market value, it shall be based upon an opinion from an unaffiliated, independent investment banking firm "Initial Acquisition Deadline" the later of the date which is (i) 12 months from the Original Admission or the date which is 18 months from the Original Admission if, within such 12 month period, the Company has signed a letter of intent or agreement in principle in respect of a proposed Initial Acquisition; or (ii) an extended date approved by the majority of Shareholders "London Stock Exchange" London Stock Exchange plc "Memorandum" the memorandum of association of the Company "Net Placing Proceeds" US$77,890,400 being the net proceeds of the Original Placing "NHG Capital" NHG Capital Limited "Nord" Nord Resources Corporation, a Delaware Corporation "Nord Merger" the proposed acquisition by the Company of Nord which was terminated in February 2007 "Official List" The Official List of the United Kingdom Listing Authority "Ordinary Shares" ordinary shares of par value US$0.001 each in the capital of the Company "Original Admission" the admission of the Ordinary Shares and Warrants to trading on AIM on 14 March 2006 "Original Placing" the placing of the Original Placing Shares which took place at the time of the Original Admission "Original Placing Price" US$8.00 per Unit "Original Placing Shares" 9,935,000 Ordinary Shares issued pursuant to the Original Placing "Pachapaqui Mine" the mine comprising of the Concessions and related assets located within the Cordillera Huayhuash (Huayhuash mountain range) in the district of Aquia in the province of Bolognesi, department of Ancash in Peru "Pb" the symbol for the element lead "Proceeds" the net amount available to the Enlarged Group as working capital following Completion, comprising the Trust Fund net of amounts paid to Shareholders pursuant to the Redemption Rights and Conversion Rights and the expenses associated with the Admission "Proposed Board" the Proposed Directors, Howard Crosby and John May "Proposed Directors" the proposed additional directors of the Company following Admission whose names are set out above "Proxy Form" the proxy form accompanying the Admission Document, to be completed, signed and dated by Shareholders of record in connection with the Extraordinary General Meeting "Prospectus Rules" the Prospectus Rules issued by the Financial Services Authority "Record Date" 5.00 p.m. 11 September 2007 being the date for determination of which Shareholders are entitled to vote at the Extraordinary General Meeting "Redemption Date" 28 days following Completion "Redemption Limitation" the right of the Company, in its sole discretion, to redeem only such number of Original Placing Shares, on a pro rata basis amongst all holders of Original Placing Shares exercising Redemption Rights to ensure that following any redemption under the Redemption Rights and any exercise by holders of Original Placing Shares of their Conversion Rights the Company shall retain not less than US$40 million in cash (before the payment of all costs and expenses associated with the Acquisition or otherwise incurred by the Company) "Redemption Price" US$8.00 per Ordinary Share "Redemption Rights" subject to the Redemption Limitation, the right of each holder of Original Placing Shares who votes in favour of the Resolution to elect that the Company buys back all the Ordinary Shares held by him at the Record Date (and not, for the avoidance of doubt, any Ordinary Shares issued following the exercise of warrants after Completion of the Acquisition) at the Redemption Price which shall be payable on the Redemption Date provided the Acquisition is completed and such Redemption Rights are properly exercised by such Shareholder "Resolution" the resolution to be proposed at the EGM as set out in the notice of EGM in order to (i) approve the Acquisition, (ii) approve the Change of Name and (iii) amend the Memorandum and Articles "San Luis" a mine and related assets located in the district of Sancos and Pullo, the province of Parinacochas and Lucanas, department of Ayacucho "SEC" US Securities and Exchange Commission "Securities Act" the US Securities Act 1933, as amended "Share Dealing Code" the code on dealings in the Company's securities adopted by the Company, that complies with the AIM Rules "Shareholder" a holder of Ordinary Shares "Strand Partners" Strand Partners Limited, the Company's nominated adviser and broker "subsidiary" has the meaning given to it in sections 736 and 736A of the Act "tpd" tonnes per day "tpy" tonnes per year "Trustee" the American Stock Transfer and Trust Company "Trust Fund" the trust fund into which the Net Placing Proceeds were deposited "TVL" Taghmen Ventures Limited, a company in which Gregory Smith has a beneficial interest "UK" or "United Kingdom" the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland "Unit" a unit of one Ordinary Share and one Warrant "US" or "United States" the United States of America, its territories and possessions, any state of the United States of America and the district of Columbia and all other areas subject to its jurisdiction "US Person" has the meaning in Regulation S promulgated under the Securities Act "Warrantholder" a holder of Warrants "Warrants" the outstanding warrants of the Company to subscribe for Ordinary Shares at US$6.00 per Ordinary Share "US$" the lawful currency of the United States "Zn" the symbol for the element zinc "#" or "pounds" the lawful currency of the United Kingdom This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END ACQUAUARBARWURR
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