Fission CEO, Ross McElroy, to Present at the Red Cloud Uranium Conference
TSX SYMBOL: FCU OTCQX SYMBOL: FCUUF FRANKFURT SYMBOL: 2FU Fission Uranium Corp. is pleased to announce that President and CEO, Ross McElroy, will present at the Red Cloud Conference “Uranium: Fueling the Path Towards Electrification”, which will take place virtually on May 13, 2021 . Mr. McElroy will provide an overview of Fission’s current activity as a developer, together with next steps for the Company’s … TSX SYMBOL: FCU FRANKFURT SYMBOL: 2FU
Fission Uranium Corp. (“Fission” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that President and CEO, Ross McElroy, will present at the Red Cloud Conference “Uranium: Fueling the Path Towards Electrification”, which will take place virtually on May 13, 2021 .
Manganese is in high demand because of its applications in steel, batteries and electric vehicle production.
Strategic metals are no less important today than they were after World War II, when the US government famously started building its reserves of metals it called “strategic.” At the time, that decision marked a shift in policy to ensure the US would have access to critical metals should it be called to war to defend its allies.
American leadership saw how Germany practically starved Britain with submarine attacks on British and Allied shipping vessels. On the other hand, the US managed to break the back of the Japanese economy by sinking over 90 percent of the Japanese merchant fleet. Both of these events show how cutting a country’s supply lines (including critical metals) in times of war can devastate a war-time economy.
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Overview
At Tesla’s quarterly earnings call in late 2020, Chief Executive Elon Musk urged participants, “Well, I’d just like to re-emphasize, any mining companies out there, please mine more nickel.” During Tesla’s Battery Day event on September 22, 2020, Musk shared the company’s goal of implementing a vertically integrated battery supply model centered in North America in order to produce batteries with zero high-cost cobalt and more low-cost nickel.
On top of this, experts forecast that 2021 will be a big year for nickel as a recovery in China and speculated demand from the electric vehicle battery sector create a perfect storm.
Magna Mining (TSXV:NICU) has launched its campaign on the Investing News Network
Magna Mining (TSXV:NICU) leverages on its flagship project, the 100 percent owned Shakespeare Mine, also boasts an NI 43-101 resource, major permits required for the construction of an open pit mine, mill and tailing storage facility. The Shakespeare mine has an indicated open pit resource of 14.4 million tonnes at 0.34 percent nickel, 0.37 percent copper and 0.9g/t total precious metals (TPM).
Following a successful go-public transaction in May 2021, Magna Mining is planning an aggressive and exciting exploration program at Shakespeare, which will include multiple drill targets adjacent to the company’s existing deposit. The existing resource and permits at Shakespeare also offer the opportunity to bring the deposit back into production on an accelerated timeline, a unique advantage for a junior mining company.
Completion of Acquisition of Highly Prospective Copper Projects in Northern Territory
Comet Resources Ltd is pleased to advise that it has now finalised its due diligence and has completed the acquisition of a portfolio of highly prospective copper-gold-zinc-silver-lead assets in the Northern Territory of Australia from Bath Resources Pty Ltd.
Highlights:
Agreement to acquire a portfolio of copper-gold and base metals assets in Australia’s Northern Territory now completed
Assets include: Oonagalabi Copper-Zinc Project, Paradise Well Copper-Gold Prospect and the Silver Valley Copper-Gold-Silver-Lead Prospect, which combined cover approximately 840 km
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Oonagalabi best intersections from historical drilling include 36.6m at 1.0% copper and 1.7% zinc from 1.5m, 5m @ 1.26% copper and 1.22% zinc from 70m, 6m at 0.9% copper from 102m and 14m at 0.7% copper from 148m