History

C2C is a mining exploration and development company with precious and base metals properties in Southwest Ecuador and Canada, in the Opinaca area near Virginia Gold properties.

The Company was incorporated by letters patent according to the Quebec Mining Companies Act on November 14, 1938. On December 1, 1995, incorporation was continued under the Quebec Companies Act and the Company’s name was changed from "Continental Copper Mines Limited" to "Continental Resources Ltd."

In 2001, C2C decided to discontinue exploration of a bauxite deposit in the state of Orissa in India. Towards the end of 2003, C2C undertook a global restructuration in order to pursue its mining exploration activities in Quebec. On July 16, 2004, the global reorganization was authorized and completed. The company resumed operations under the name of C2C Inc.
Recently, C2C signed a letter of intent to acquire a 50% of the rights to the Bella Rica Gold Mine including underground, surface assets and current gold mine production.

C2C intends to continue its growth through sound choices in partnerships, property acquisitions and project developments in America, in order to become an important intermediate gold producer.

This opening on the world is a reflection of the vision of C2C to project itself at the international level, where opportunities are most advantageous and best protected.