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Maple Leaf is a wholly-owned foreign enterprise which allows Maple Leaf to
control 100% of the direction and operations of the company in China while
permitting the cash generated from operations in China to flow back to Canada.



Maple Leaf receives $553,700 in greenhouse orders


2009-03-27 16:35 ET - News Release

Mr. Raymond Lai reports

MAPLE LEAF ANNOUNCES CONTRACTS TOTALLING CDN $553,700 FOR ITS GREENHOUSE OPERATIONS

Maple Leaf Reforestation Inc. has signed three contracts during the month of March for a total value of $553,700 (3,045,000 ren min bi).

Valued at Cdn $409,100 (2,250,000 Rmb), the Inner Mongolia Forestry Department ("IMFD"), which is responsible for supplying seedlings to the entire autonomous region of Inner Mongolia, will supply to Maple Leaf 4 million Caragana Intermedia ("Ningtiao") and 1 million Hedysarum Mongolicum Turcz ("Yangchai"). Maple Leaf will cultivate these seedlings using its Canadian technology and then deliver them to the various local governments in the autonomous region starting in September 2009. Maple Leaf has received a Cdn $18,200 (100,000 Rmb) deposit with respect to this arrangement. IMFD has requested that Maple Leaf cultivate 20 million seedlings annually on its behalf, however Maple Leaf has decided to treat this 5 million seedling order as a test run before it commits to the larger arrangement. Maple Leaf expects that cultivating 20 million seedlings annually for IMFD would result in annual revenue of Cdn $1.6 million (9 million Rmb).

Valued at Cdn $76,400 (420,000 Rmb), Henan Village in Huhehaote (Hohhot) City, Inner Mongolia has purchased 200,000 Larch seedlings, 100,000 Pine seedlings, 250,000 Scotch Pine seedlings and 150,000 Blue Spruce seedlings. Maple Leaf has received a Cdn $1,200 (6,600 Rmb) deposit for this order and will receive the remaining Cdn $75,200 (413,000 Rmb) upon delivery of the seedlings, which is expected to begin shortly after Spring break-up.

Valued at Cdn $68,200 (375,000 Rmb), Zhouquan Village in Datong City, Shanxi Province has purchased 500,000 Blue Spruce seedlings and 50,000 Jack Pine seedlings. Maple Leaf has received a Cdn $2,700 (14,850) deposit for this order and will receive the remaining Cdn $65,500 (360,250 Rmb) upon delivery of the seedlings, which is expected to begin shortly after Spring break-up. Mr. Raymond Lai, President & CEO of Maple Leaf stated: "I am very excited about these new contracts and I commend our Greenhouse staff for beginning this year's selling efforts with such great success."
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Maple Leaf Reforestation Inc
SymbolMPE
Shares Issued56,511,127
Close 2009-05-06C$ 0.08
Recent Sedar Documents

Maple Leaf Restoration has sales of $105,100 in April

2009-05-06 21:37 ET - News Release

Mr. Raymond Lai reports

MAPLE LEAF ANNOUNCES APRIL SHIPMENTS AND REVENUE

Maple Leaf Reforestation Inc. has released its shipments and revenues for the month of April for the Inner Mongolia and Xinjiang operations.

Greenhouse operations (Inner Mongolia)

Further to the news release reported in Stockwatch on March 27, 2009, Maple Leaf has shipped out various types of seedlings totalling 775,439 seedlings in April to various customers including part of the Danan village contract which was announced on Stockwatch on March 27, 2009. The total revenue form these shipments is $81,700 (449,581 renminbi).

Xinjiang operations

Alfalfa operations

Maple Leaf has shipped 200 metric tonnes of hay to Guandong Wen's Foodstuffs Group Co., a major Chinese feed distributor. Revenue for this shipment is $18,000 (100,000 renminbi). The hay shipped is a byproduct of Maple Leaf's alfalfa operations.

Yellowhorn seedlings shipment

To ensure economically viable access to Yellowhorn seedlings, as Yellowhorn seedlings are in short supply, Maple Leaf has entered into joint-venture agreements with three farming groups under which Maple Leaf has shipped 72,860 seedlings to the groups for a cash deposit of $5,400 (29,704 renminbi). The deposit is 20 per cent of the total value of the agreements, that being $28,500 (156,920 renminbi).

Under the joint-venture agreements, the farming groups are initially purchasing Yellowhorn seedlings from Maple Leaf between 36 cents and 55 cents (two and three renminbi) each, with an upfront cash deposit of between 20 per cent and 30 per cent. The balance will be offset against future sales of yellowhorn seeds generated from these seedlings at maturity, that is, three years later, whereby Maple Leaf has a right of first refusal to purchase the seeds back from the farming groups. This ensures Maple Leaf a future supply of valuable Yellowhorn seeds without committing large portions of its capital resources.

Revenues for the month of April in both Xinjiang operations (Alfalfa and Yellowhorn seedling deposits) were $23,400 (129,704 renminbi).

Total revenues received during the month of April from all operations was $105,100 (578,000 renminbi).

We seek Safe Harbor.
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Maple Leaf signs JV Deal in China

Maple Leaf signs deal to build plants, farms in Hanshou

2009-05-14 05:08 ET - News Release

Mr. Raymond Lai reports

MAPLE LEAF ENTERS AGRICULTURE INDUSTRIALIZATION COOPERATION AGREEMENT

Maple Leaf Reforestation Inc. has agreed to partner with Hanshou County Jinmandi Agriculture Development & Plantation Center, which is owned by Guangdong Jingsheng Investment Co. Ltd., to construct an eco-agricultural conglomerate of facilities in Hanshou county. Jinmandi will invest up to $30-million (165 million renminbi) to build a pig farm, a fertilizer plant, and a red potato plantation and processing plant. Construction and operation of the facilities will be the responsibility of Jinmandi and Maple Leaf will provide marketing and financial management support, both during the construction and operational phases. Jinmandi will be solely responsible for all financial expenditures and liable for all financial risks and liabilities relating to the construction and operation of the facilities.

The first phase of construction of the facilities is to build the pig farm, and it is anticipated that ground will be broken on this project in May, 2009. The farm will be 10,000 square metres in size and will have a 900-metre paved road leading to the entrance. Jinmandi will invest approximately $2.1-million (11.55 million renminbi) to build the farm and eight to 10 acres (50 to 60 mu) of land will be contributed by Maple Leaf to Jinmandi for the location of the farm. It is anticipated that the farm will house up to 10,000 pigs at any one time, and current market prices indicate that the pigs will be sold for net profits of approximately $275 (1,500 renminbi) per pig. Jinmandi anticipates that the farm will be profitable by 2011.

Jinmandi and Maple Leaf will own 90 per cent and 10 per cent of the farm, respectively, and profits will be shared between the parties according to this ownership ratio. The ownership ratio for the fertilizer plant and red potato plant will be negotiated separately and announced at a later time.

Maple Leaf will also be independently using some of the facility lands to grow 20,000 date trees and some watermelon patches. All revenue from these sources will be Maple Leaf's. Dates are presently a very popular consumer product in China. Based on current market prices for dates at $1.85 (10 renminbi) a kilogram and 10 kilograms of date production per tree upon maturity in three to five years, it is anticipated that approximately $365,000 (two million renminbi) in revenue per year will be derived from this product. Raymond Lai, president and chief executive officer of Maple Leaf, comments: "The co-operation agreement with Jinmandi is a positive step forward for Maple Leaf in terms of aligning itself with major players in the Chinese agricultural industry and it provides yet another revenue stream for the company, and does so without Maple Leaf having to expend any capital. We hope that this is just the beginning of our relationship with Jinmandi as the synergies between its business plans and Maple Leaf's operations are very evident."

We seek Safe Harbor.
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Maple Leaf Reforestation Inc
SymbolMPE
Shares Issued61,586,627
Close 2009-06-29C$ 0.095
Recent Sedar Documents

Maple Leaf receives $236,864 in revenue for June

2009-06-30 02:56 MT - News Release

Mr. Raymond Lai reports

MAPLE LEAF MAKES SHIPMENTS AND RECEIVES RECORD MONTHLY REVENUE IN JUNE

Maple Leaf Reforestation Inc. has received record monthly revenue during the month of June. Revenue received in June was $236,864 (Canadian) (1,397,500 renminbi) and was received in connection with the following.

Hunan organic fertilizer plant

The company shipped 500 tonnes of fish meal at a purchase price of $440 (Canadian) (2,600 renminbi) per tonne for total revenue of $220,338 (Canadian) (1.3 million renminbi). The fish meal was shipped as follows:

* 70.46 tonnes to the 7th Lake Fish Farm of Datong Lake Fish Farm owned by Hunan Dongting Aquaculture Co. Ltd.;
* 137 tonnes to the 2nd Xihu Fish Farm owned by Hunan Dongting Aquaculture Co. Ltd.;
* 210.69 tonnes to Qili Lake Fish Farm, Jin, Hunan;
* 81.85 tonnes to Baimin Lake Fish Farm, Li county, Hunan.

Xinjiang alfalfa operation

The company shipped 50 tonnes of alfalfa to various customers at a purchase price of $330.50 (Canadian) (1,950 renminbi) per tonne for total revenue of $16,525 (Canadian) (97,500 renminbi). The company hopes to obtain additional working capital in the near term to permit the ramping up of its alfalfa operations. The majority of the funds raised through the company's recent private placement were used to finance the greenhouse and organic fertilizer plant.

Inner Mongolia greenhouse

No seedling shipments were made during June and no revenues were received from the greenhouse operations. The company intends to make its next shipments at the end of July.

Raymond Lai, president and chief executive officer of Maple Leaf, comments: "June's revenue marks the first meaningful intake of funds from product shipments for the company. It is my hope that going-forward revenues will consistently grow from month to month as our three main projects ramp up. I am particularly excited about how quickly the fertilizer plant has produced a meaningful revenue stream."

We seek Safe Harbor.
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I'm looking to buy at these levels ( 0.09 )
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I had posted last week but it got erased. Looks like a winner here at these prices.
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Somethings brewing, up to .18 at one point on good volume
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HUGE NEWS LAST NIGHT


Maple Leaf MOU for three JVs with Biodis


2010-03-08 20:18 ET - News Release

Mr. Raymond Lai reports

MAPLE LEAF SIGNS MOU FOR BIO-FUEL JOINT VENTURES

Maple Leaf Reforestation Inc. has signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with Biodis Engineering Ireland Ltd., which is a partially owned subsidiary of Biodis Engineering Swiss S.A. This MOU further pursues the relationship Maple Leaf has with Biodis for the securing of feedstock oils for the production of biodiesel. Pursuant to the MOU, Maple Leaf and Biodis will undertake to enter three separate joint venture agreements regarding the following projects:

Installation of one Biodis-made biodiesel plant with a minimum capacity of 7,000 tonnes per year in Zhanjiang city, China (JV No. 1).
Construction of a facility for the collection and crushing of feedstock plants and the gathering of recycled vegetable oil with a capacity of 10,000 tonnes per month in Zhanjiang city, China (JV No. 2).
Acquisition of enough land in different regions of China to grow one type or several types of feedstock plants in order to supply 100,000 tonnes to 150,000 tonnes of feedstock oil per year (JV No. 3).

The MOU has been filed on SEDAR as a material document.

JV No. 1

The following terms will apply to JV No. 1:

A joint venture company will be established in China to operate JV No. 1 (JV company No. 1). Maple Leaf and Biodis will each own 50 per cent of JV company No. 1;
Maple Leaf will loan $250,000 (U.S.) to JV company No. 1. The date that the Maple Leaf loan will be provided to JV company No. 1 will be dependent on its ability to raise the funds through debt or equity;
Biodis will loan all necessary financing for JV No. 1 to JV company No. 1, excluding the amount of the Maple Leaf loan;
Maple Leaf will secure an appropriate site location and will acquire all necessary permitting for JV No. 1. The cost of acquiring such a location and obtaining the permitting will be the responsibility of JV company No. 1;
Maple Leaf and Biodis will share 40 per cent of the net profit generated from JV No. 1 immediately upon realizing such profits, and 60 per cent of the net profit will be used to pay back the Maple Leaf loan and the Biodis loan, in proportional amounts to the total of the loans. Upon full repayment of the loans, Maple Leaf and Biodis will share net profits from JV company No. 1 50:50.

JV No. 2 and JV No. 3

The following terms will apply to JV No. 2 and JV No. 3:

A separate joint venture company will be established in China to operate each of JV No. 2 and JV No. 3 (JV company No. 2 and JV company No. 3). Maple Leaf will own a minimum of 25 per cent of each of JV company No. 2 and JV company No. 3, which will be an ownership interest earned from its efforts to set-up JV No. 2 and JV No. 3;
Biodis will provide all the necessary financing for JV No. 2 and JV No. 3, which may be entirely an equity investment or a combination of an equity investment and a loan to the applicable JV company;
Maple Leaf's ultimate ownership interest in JV company No. 2 and JV company No. 3 will be greater than 25 per cent depending on whether Biodis provides the necessary financing through debt or equity and whether Maple Leaf's efforts to set up JV No. 2 and JV No. 3 warrant a greater-than-25-per-cent ownership interest;
Maple Leaf and Biodis will later agree upon the precise ownership percentages and, if applicable, loan repayment schedules for JV company No. 2 and JV company No. 3, which will be included in each of the respective definitive agreements.

Maple Leaf will be the operator of all of the joint venture projects.

Based on preliminary estimates, Maple Leaf and Biodis anticipate that the three joint venture projects will require combined start-up financing of approximately $30-million (U.S.). The revenue generated from JV No. 1 (biodiesel plant) is estimated to be approximately $5.25-million (U.S.) in the first year of producing 7000 tonnes, based on current biodiesel prices of approximately $750 (U.S.) per tonne. The revenue generated from JV No. 2 (collection and crushing facilities) is estimated to be approximately $55-million (U.S.) to $70-million (U.S.) per year, based on the 100,000-tonne capacity and current feedstock oil prices of $550 (U.S.) per tonne to $700 (U.S.) per tonne. Revenue generated from JV No. 3 (plantation) will be dependent on the type of feedstock oil plants that are cultivated.

Raymond Lai, president and chief executive officer of Maple Leaf, comments: "We are very excited about this opportunity which has MPE back on track to participate in the biodiesel industry, which has been one of our goals for the past few years. If these joint ventures are finalized and implemented successfully they will result in Maple Leaf having a significant ownership interest in valuable Chinese assets, which will be earned, not obtained through monetary contribution. We are very much looking forward to working with Biodis on the previously announced exclusive supply agreement and these joint ventures. Our Chinese connections, experience and resources should mesh well with Biodis's experience in the biofuel industry and its ability to finance large-scale projects."

For more information about Biodis, please see the company's news release in Stockwatch March 1, 2010.
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BOUGHT IN HUGE THIS MORNING
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reached 20 cents at one point today, not sure why it closed at 16.5 cents other than the tsx was down and some profit taking happened, more news coming this week and the MOU should be signed within 30 days
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wonder what will happen tomorow?

.......should i buy some on open?
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some ppl were selling from the previous pp but will not last long. another NR is comin soon was told this week. might buy more tomorrow
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what NR? would be coming this week?
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another nr this week yes
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NEWS AFTER CLOSE TONITE OR TOMORROW MORNING
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Maple Leaf Signs MOU for Waste Oil Collection and Processing
Maple Leaf Reforestation Inc. ("Maple Leaf" or the "Company") is pleased to announce that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Conserve Oil Corporation (the “MOU”) to establish a waste oil collection and processing facility in China (the “Project”). Pursuant to the MOU, Maple Leaf and Conserve will respectively be responsible for the following:
Conserve
1.Will prepare a business plan and an investment summary for the Project;
2.Will arrange financing for the Project;
3.Will coordinate EDC, EXIMBANK or similar investment insurance for Maple Leaf; and
4.Will provide ongoing technical and operational support, as required.
Maple Leaf

1.Will select a site for the Project in China;

2.Will recommend consultants in China to provide technical and engineering support for the Project;

3.Will provide local partners for collection;

4.Will recommend local suppliers, where appropriate; and

5.Will be the operator of the Project.

The MOU has been filed on www.sedar.com as a “Material Document”.
Project Details

It is anticipated that the Project will initially produce 30,000 tons of recycled diesel oil per year, with a goal of reaching a capacity of 100,000 tons per year. Preliminary estimates indicate that an investment of between $10 million USD to $15 million USD will be required to finance the Project. The recycled oil market in China is quite mature, with such oil presently selling for approximately $750 USD per ton, on average.

About Conserve

Conserve Oil Corporation (“Conserve”) is a private Canadian Corporation. The President and Chief Executive Officer of Conserve is Mr. David Crombie who was recently appointed to Maple Leaf’s Board of Directors. More information about Conserve can be obtained from Maple Leaf’s news release dated February 3, 2010.
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Nice !
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up 23% today, closed at 21 cents with 1.6 million volume
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huge news, now it is from the USA:

MAPLE LEAF SIGNS YELLOWHORN SEEDLING DISTRIBUTION AGREEMENT WITH U.S. ENTITY
3/16/2010 10:42 PM - Canada NewsWire

CALGARY, Mar 16, 2010 (Canada NewsWire via COMTEX News Network) --
(TSX-V: MPE)

Last Close: March 16 - $0.20

Shares Issued: 62,186,627

CALGARY, March 16 /CNW/ - Maple Leaf Reforestation Inc. ("Maple Leaf" or the "Corporation") is pleased to announce that it has signed an exclusive Distribution Agreement for Yellowhorn seedlings (the "Agreement") with Unni Larsgaard Trust ("Unni"). Pursuant to the terms of the Agreement:


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- Maple Leaf will supply Yellowhorn seedlings to Unni;

- Maple Leaf will not be permitted to supply Yellowhorn seedlings to
any other purchaser in the U.S.A. unless Unni declines such seedlings
in writing;

- Unni will not be permitted to purchase Yellowhorn seedlings from any
other Chinese vendor or any other party that is acquiring Yellowhorn
seedlings from a Chinese vendor;

- Unni will purchase at least 10 million Yellowhorn seedlings from
Maple Leaf per 12-month period;

- The Agreement will be for a term of four years;

- Unni will not be permitted to terminate the Agreement unless Maple
Leaf becomes unable to supply Yellowhorn seedlings as required by
Unni. Maple Leaf will not be permitted to terminate the Agreement
unless Unni becomes unable to fulfill its obligations as distributor
under the Agreement; and

- Maple Leaf will issue to Unni 200,000 options to purchase common
shares at the Market Price at the time that Unni's first purchase
order is placed, which must include a reasonable deposit as agreed
upon by the parties. Half of the 200,000 options will vest
immediately upon issuance and the other half will vest when Unni has
purchased 10 million Yellowhorn seedlings.
>>

Since execution of the Agreement, Unni has purchased 1,000 Yellowhorn seedlings and 3 kilograms of Yellowhorn seeds, which are presently being prepared for shipment by Maple Leaf from China to the U.S.A. This initial order will provide Unni with a product sample to assess prior to placing more substantial orders. Presently Yellowhorn seedlings can sell for as much as $3.20 per seedling in the U.S.A.

Raymond Lai, President and CEO of Maple Leaf comments, "Being contacted by Unni to act as a provider of Yellowhorn seedlings to U.S. entities is very exciting as it represents our first footprint in the North American bio-diesel industry. Our new relationship with Unni offers a fantastic opportunity for us to realize immediate and meaningful revenue and cash flow."

About Unni

Unni is a Florida based group that acts as a consultant to large agricultural entities and individual farmers that are moving towards producing bio-fuel crops. Unni assists such entities with writing feasibility studies, grant applications and U.S. Department of Agriculture program package applications. Unni's clients include orange growers whose trees are dying from Huan Long Bing, an un-curable Asian citrus disease, who are looking to move to bio-fuel production, investors whom are trying to start bio-fuel plantations in warm weather climates and Indian tribes in the Castor Oil Belt, such as Texas and Oklahoma.

Private Placement

Maple Leaf would also like to report that its Board of Directors has approved a non-brokered private placement of $150,000 of units at $0.15 per unit. Each unit consists of one common share and one common share purchase warrant, with each common share purchase warrant entitling the holder to purchase one common share at an exercise price of $0.25 per common share for a period of two years from the date of issuance.

The private placement is being fully subscribed for by Mr. Raymond Lai and his wife, Mrs. Amanda Lai. No finder's fees will be paid in association with the private placement.

Maple Leaf intends to use the proceeds from the private placement for head office expenses.

The private placement is subject to approval of the TSX Venture Exchange. Common shares sold under the financing will be subject to a four-month hold period.
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The MOU with Biodis should be transfered to papers soon, the plan is to sign a defenitive agreement within 1 month from the MOU. I am thinking that we should see some papers done at the first week of April after easter, keep my fingers crossed

Target price: $1.00 in 8-12 months
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