Ansell Capital Corp. (TSX-V: ACP) is a publicly traded Canadian exploration company focused on exploring and developing gold/silver properties with the potential to host world class, economic deposits. Ansell's current projects are the Charlotte, Aurchem and Dal properties, Yukon and the Kuyakuz Mountain Project, located in British Columbia.

The Charlotte Project is situated in the prolific Tintina Gold Belt, a 1,200 km long area extending from northern British Columbia, through the Yukon Territory and into southwest Alaska. The Tintina Gold Belt includes such world-class, multi-million ounce gold deposits as Pogo, Fort Knox, True North, and Donlin Creek. The 128 claims in the Charlotte Project comprise a total area of 2,336.14 square hectares and are located in the South Central part of the Yukon, 180 km Northwest of Whitehorse and 60 km west of the Village of Carmacks.

The Dal Project consists of approximately 178 mineral claims covering an area of approximately 3600 Hectares located within an east-west corridor that hosts ATAC Resources Ltd’s Rau Trend (Tiger Zone) to the west and ATAC’s Nadaleen Trend (Osiris zone) to the east.  The claims are contiguous to ATAC’s property within the Nadaleen trend.

The Kuyakuz Mountain Project Driven Capital Corp. entered into a letter of intent, dated Sept. 27, 2010, with Ansell Capital Corp., through which the company has obtained the exclusive option to acquire up to a 100-per-cent interest in the Kuyakuz Mountain property held by Ansell. Kuyakuz is located immediately adjoining the east side of the Blackwater Gold Project of Richfield Ventures Corp.  The property comprises 6,434.58 hectares and is in an area that is geologically similar to the nearby Blackwater Project. Kuyakuz Mountain is located in what has been until recently a relatively underexplored part of British Columbia, 125 km southeast of Vanderhoof, B. C.  Several important mineral discoveries in nearby locations have resulted in heightened exploration activity and a revised perception of the potential for additional discoveries in the Nechako Plateau of central British Columbia.