Major Franklin Mining Inc. Shareholder Pens Account of Bolivia Visit
Franklin Mining (OTC Pink: FMNJ) is on the verge of commencing production at its Yuyo mine in Bolivia, with machinery arriving to facilitate operations. Major shareholder Eric Gemelli recently visited the mining sites, engaging with key personnel including the VP of Operations and geologist to ensure operational readiness. His two-week visit was focused on verifying contracts and procedural plans, setting the stage for gold extraction to begin shortly.
- Operational readiness at Yuyo mine with machinery arriving.
- Major shareholder verification of contracts and procedures strengthens investor confidence.
- Engagement with key personnel enhances operational oversight and transparency.
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Carson City, NV, Oct. 17, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Now that machinery has begun arriving at the mine in Yuyo, operations for Franklin Mining (OTC Pink: FMNJ) inch ever closer to churning earth and extracting the gold within. With real production set to begin any day, a major shareholder paid a visit to the potential mining locations in both the Yuyo and San Ramon areas.
Eric Gemelli, a shareholder of Franklin Mining for more than five years, spent two weeks in Bolivia, meeting with personnel and touring the mines. Throughout his visit he met VP of Operations Fernando Freudenthal, geologist Dr. Michael Biste, as well as engineers, legal counsel, miners, and the head of the Cooperatives.
He independently verified contracts and procedural plans to ensure a smooth operation once ground has been broken. To read more about his experience, visit
https://drive.google.com/file/d/11MtR5bWNTXM1EYYrYQQLI6krIoG80m-n/view?usp=sharing
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