Kirrin Resources is a new and dynamic participant in uranium and rare earth elements exploration. It has a single goal - the creation of shareholder wealth. Kirrin operates three uranium exploration projects, in Newfoundland and Labrador and Saskatchewan, and two rare earths exploration projects, in Newfoundland and Labrador and Quebec. Kirrin is acting as a catalyst in consolidating assets within the junior sector in Canada and has an ongoing program of research to expand its portfolio through joint ventures and corporate acquisitions. Kirrin stands for a realistic strategy, a strong technical team, and a professional and experienced management which is a major investor in the company's shares.


Kirrin's chosen sectors, uranium and rare earth elements, will exit the current economic malaise in advance of most others. World electricity demand will almost double between 2006 and 2030 (OECD/IEA), yet current energy trends are patently unsustainable - socially, environmentally, and
economically. Alleviating irreversible climate change requires a major decarbonisation of the world's energy system - already recognised by many governments. The importance of nuclear power as a major generator of future electricity supply is undoubted. Rare earth elements, rare in commercial
concentration but increasingly essential in high technology products, are forecast to enjoy
substantial price increases arising from China's monopoly position and imposition of quotas.