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Carolyn River Projects Ltd.

Public
CA

Dow Jones Description

Mineral Mining & Exploration Services

President & CEO

Contact Information

2640 Tempe Knoll Drive

North Vancouver, British Columbia V6C 1V5

(604) 908-0233

Peer Companies

NAICS Code All Other Nonmetallic Mineral Mining: 212399

Executive Profiles

Decision Makers

Name (plus bio)	Position
Steve Bolton	President & CEO
Bryan Markert	Treasurer & Secretary

Organization	Position	Status
Carolyn River Projects Ltd.	President & CEO	Current
Carolyn River Projects Ltd.	Board of Directors	Current

Organization	Position	Status
Carolyn River Projects Ltd.	Treasurer & Secretary	Current
Carolyn River Projects Ltd.	Board of Directors	Current

CRPL $0.0030 +0.0000 (0% )

Volume	0
Shares Outstanding	0.
Market Cap	0.
Year High	0.040
Year Low	0.0030
Earnings Per Share	0.00
P/E Ratio	N/A
Dividend	0.00
Yield	0.00

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