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FCGD FIRST COLOMBIA GOLD CORP

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About FIRST COLOMBIA GOLD CORP Company

First Colombia Gold Corp. engages in the acquisition, development, and advancement of natural resource, energy, and real estate projects. Its project portfolio includes Boulder Hill Gold and South Idaho Silver. The company was founded on September 5, 1997 and is headquartered in Houston, TX.

Company Profile

SymbolFCGD
Company NameFIRST COLOMBIA GOLD CORP
Founded1997
CEOMr. Norman Bracht
MarketPink Market
Employees3
Fiscal Year Ends12-31
Address6340 N Eldridge Parkway,Suite N201
CityHouston
ProvinceTexas
CountryUnited States of America
Zip Code77041
Phone1-424-358-1046
Websitehttp://www.firstcolombiagoldcorp.com

Company Executives

  • Name
  • Position
  • Salary
  • Norman Bracht
  • Director and Chief Executive Officer
  • --
  • Tony Langford
  • Chief Financial Officer, Secretary and Treasurer
  • --
  • Robert Van Tassell
  • Director
  • --

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