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0	delisted at the request of the company	25/10/2006
1	we understand the company decided to withdraw from ASX because "TSX is one of the premier markets globally for equity raisings by mining companies and AIM is a leading global market for mid-cap companies with exciting growth potential" - in addition, "given the increasing size of the North American and European shareholder groups, the cost of maintaining the Australian listing is no longer justifiable"	25/10/2006
2	Australian shareholders are able to trade shares in the Company on the TSX or AIM by contacting (i) Australian brokers with relationships with registered brokers in those markets; (ii) TSX and AIM registered brokers in Canada and the UK respectively; or (iii) Patersons Securities Limited ("Patersons") - Moto has appointed Patersons to assist shareholders (subsequent to the de- listing from ASX) seeking to trade (or transfer) their shares on either TSX or AIM	25/10/2006
3	shares suspended from quotation	13/10/2006
4	we carry the following entries on 1/7/2005 for Moto Goldmines Limited (MTO) - company "delisted at the request of the company following the completion of the merger with Moto Goldmines Limited (formerly King Products, Inc) by way of scheme of arrangement - we understand MTO became a wholly owned subsidiary of King Products Inc ("King"), a Canadian domiciled company - King changed its name to Moto Goldmines Limited ("MOE") - MTO shareholders received shares in MOE on the basis of 1 MOE share for every 5 MTO shares held (the number of MOE CDIs that a shareholder was entitled to was that 1 MOE Common Share was the equivalent of 5 MOE CDIs - as a result, 1 MTO share was equivalent to 1 MOE CDI eg a MTO shareholder with 5,000 MTO shares was entitled to 1,000 MOE Common Shares which is represented by 5,000 MTO CDIs) - MTO listed optionholders received listed options in MOE on the basis of 1 MOE warrant for every 5 MTO listed options held - MOE Warrants will be exercisable at AU$1.40 per warrant on or before 31 May 2006"