Gear International, Inc. (PINKSHEETS:GEAR) released financial statements demonstrating significant improvement in asset value and cash on balance from 2010 to the current fiscal year. Complemented by a series of asset acquisitions and joint venture agreements on several mining claims, the underlying company financials suggest a fundamental enhancement of shareholder value could soon be realized. GEAR has added 5 mining claims and improved its cash reserves. Additionally, GEAR management is anticipating a market correction in the value of the company's stock after successfully eliminating a hostile shareholder from the float.

GEAR's value to its stockholders continues to exhibit transformational potential. During the period between December 31st 2010 and December 31st 2011, GEAR's stockholder equity transformed from a negative value to over 7 million dollars with minimal public activity or wealth generating capacity. In 2012, management's substantial improved GEAR's brand awareness, activities, and asset claims.

GEAR president Dale Geck affirms: "The industry averages for mining companies possessing producing assets suggest that current and near term shareholders could be observing exponentially increased value within the next few quarters. Company due diligence was unable to yield evidence of a publicly traded company with ownership of a producing gold mine maintaining market capitalization of less than 500 million USD; GEAR has several projects with historical reserve volumes exceeding that number. Over the next 120 days as we register those reserves with today's leading standards, current shareholder values could be rendered obsolete."