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The Biden EV Plan Needs American Mining
By Rich Nolan
March 28, 2024
Below 20 with the old economic would already be low....... 40 Mio or 50 shares even.....
That's a good point. I can see $hit bag Mark Smith and his little purse pet Joke Sims doing something like a buy out at $15.00 bucks a share. Does anyone see a buyout set in place this year for $NioCorp and if so for how much??? BTW, I did change my order on Etrade to $50.00 bucks a share just in case lol.
Demo Man you better hope we don't get a buyout offer of $50.00 per share.....LOL
Interesting....So if I put a sell order in at $25.00 a share someone will pay me $25.00 bucks vs $2.70ish price??? Very confused but heck I will give it a try. I actually just put in a sell order for all my shares at $25.00 bucks a share. Interesting....So if I put a sell order in at $25.00 a share someone will pay me $25.00 bucks vs $2.70ish price??? Very confused but heck I will give it a try. I actually just put in a sell order for all my shares at $25.00 bucks a share.
I put in a sell for $20.00 and it took it
I just test trialed putting in a sell order for $16/share and it took the order. (NASDAQ - US Markets).
Good idea. Done at $25/sh.
The spread limit is broker by broker based on their policies. There was a time when I would put the $0.65 Niocorp shares (oh the good old days) on a limit sell order with Schwab at $40.00 and it would be valid for 90 days. At the exact same time another broker that I no longer used would not let me put the limit sell that high.
There is a limit on which you can place an order.
Unless it has changed over time, or with the fact that we are now trading in dollars instead of cents, I recall when I would put an order in to sell shares back in the day (long ago), if I placed it with too large of a spread between the actual asking price and what I wanted to put, I would be told I could not place the Oder as it was too high.
Also, you are taking a risk of losing your shares if you place an order to sell which is double the current share price. Look what happened a couple of months back when we were at three dollars and the share price climbed in a week to seven dollars.
So there is risk if you are not on top of things!
JMO
How To Prevent Your Shares Holdings From Being Shorted?
https://seekingalpha.com/instablog/49359940-investor-focus/5138105-how-to-prevent-your-shares-holdings-from-being-shorted
Just checking,
Is Nioturd producing anything yet?
Is Nioturd processing anything yet?
Has management given themselves another raise and another bonus yer?
Does Nioturd have anything for sale?
Does Nioturd have a mine yet?
Does Nioturd have non toxic funding yet?
Oh well, must be why Nioturd is down 67% from that “game changer” NASDAQ…
One way to prevent naked short selling (this is my 7th post about how) is to place a future sell order on your shares. Ex: if you place a sale order for say $20 on your shares with no expiration date, then your broker, hedge funds and individuals cannot borrow your shares to short sell and drive the share price down. Mind you, naked short sales are where the seller never purchases shares but borrows your shares which are not locked up and then sells them at a lower price which is barred by the SEC but people and companies take a chance and do it anyways which drives down share prices. So, just lock up your shares in a future sale price way beyond todays fair market trading prices and they can’t borrow your shares for free to short sell and drive the share price down. Try it for 1 week and see if the share price goes up.
This may be interesting to watch tomorrow, more info on naked short selling... you can also see the last one they did, Interesting.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/georgetsiolisagoracom_naked-short-selling-update-good-friday-activity-7178852178051149824-vM4m?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android
Terry's LinkedIn.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/terry-lynch-2b018_naked-short-selling-update-good-friday-activity-7178867018182316032-z2oP?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_android
Elk Creek is among Nebraska towns boosted with new grants totaling about $2 million
Community center project backed by business planning a $1 billion mining operation nearby
BY: CINDY GONZALEZ - APRIL 18, 2023 7:24 PM
Lol. There are no businesses being opened or built in anticipation of nb. Nice thought.
Early bird gets the worm?
Foresight.
I've trashed him enough.
Now he needs to Be a Cowboy
Put on his Stetson Hat and Boots
And get to work.
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And then all he needs, is a Dark Horse to show off.
https://www.bing.com/videos/riverview/relatedvideo?q=Dark+Horse&refig=140349a6ce06402090beca08dd77c3c1&pc=HCTS&ru=%2fsearch%3fq%3dDark%2bHorse%26form%3dANNTH1%26refig%3d140349a6ce06402090beca08dd77c3c1%26pc%3dHCTS&mmscn=vwrc&mid=EE39348D02A1F21E4C06EE39348D02A1F21E4C06&FORM=WRVORC
The new NAPA in Tecumseh recently opened. The U-stop truck stop is currently under construction on the same intersection as NAPA. Not saying there is a connection to the mine.
During the January shareholders update, we were told of Mark visiting Washington-EXIM early April. That's next week.
Heavy on the Mr. I hope he didn't because the delusions here are reaching criticality. Something needs to happen to give the board something else to speculate on. This sock is saturated.
You need to take a chill pill Mr. Hole. He just stated that was what is going on. He did not speculate it was because of the mine. He is way more pissed off about the lack of financing than you and me put together. The venom is mostly out of my system now. My regret is putting a lot of people into this stock and here is where we stand.
Native here. That person is full of crap. There is a new NAPA. It isn't because of NB. There is a truck stop in Syracuse. Its not for NB. LOL Now, if NB happens, both those business will see an increase in business but they were not built in anticipation of an unfinanced mine.
Finance NB and make business analysts think its going to happen and maybe stuff will show up. NB isn't going to NEED a NAPA anyway. Right now, nobody is putting up brick an mortar locations in anticipation of NB. It is foolish for anyone, especially area natives, to believe that. That may change in the future.
That is what I heard from a native Nebraskan.
You are kidding right? A NAPA (on 136 and 50) and a truck stop (closest being loves travel center in Syracuse??) in the area is in no way even minutely related to an unfinanced mine. Not an iota of connection. There is a ton of shade tree mechanics in the area because nobody can afford anything. That's why there is a NAPA. I'm sure that was a joke akin to the road construction being tied to the mine. I am born and raised in this general area. Im sure some business will pop up once there is enough data pointing to s decision that starting a business here will be a good idea. But as for now, there is no anticipation or preparation of businesses showing up in this area for NB. There is no financing for this mine yet. There is nothing to bring them here yet. Why do people think like this??
I have a friend who stated there was a giant truck stop and NAPA being built somewhere near the mine(maybe Tecumsah). That seems to be Nio related. The mine is crickets though.
Mining Industry will start rare metals in this year...
Biden 40k Dow ahead
Construction season will be in full swing in Nebraska in a few weeks and there’s zero movement at the mine site according to the contacts I have in the area. I’m going to bet NIOCORP’s next excuse for their failure to secure financing will be “It’s because it’s an election year”
My guess we test 2,8 this week than April 3,x
Jessop-
Do not despair, for we are just one/quarter/year or decade away from getting financed for mine construction.....Baffle schnaffle... get on board the crazy NIO train which seems to be going off the rails sometimes- and strap yourself in......Keeping your hands and feet inside the ride at all times...
NCT
Because……financing is imminent and there’s a great deal of competitive tension…..lol
Welcome to the iHub NB Board! If you're not baffled by something on here on a daily basis, you're not reading all the posts!
You should ask Putz. He is very fond of the CEO.
This baffles me. Reading this board and the IBC board - it appears to me that Mark Smith has caused both companies to go stagnant. He can't seem to get these projects off the ground. Why would you throw more money at this?
Europe is finally waking up
14 MARCH 2024
In April 2024, the European Commission’s Critical Raw Materials Act is expected to become official law. The Act sets key benchmarks for diversifying Europe’s critical and strategic raw materials supply chains, so that Europe becomes less dependent on a few third countries such as China and Russia. One of the benchmarks is that, by 2030, Europe needs to achieve at least 10% of domestic extraction of key metals such as lithium, cobalt, nickel, copper and rare earths. Without access to these metals Europe will not be able to feed its cleantech factories for batteries, electric vehicles, wind turbines etc. To meet the 10% target Europe will need no less than a Mining Renaissance. On 27 March 2024, during the prestigious DOCVILLE film festival in Leuven, the KU Leuven Institute for Sustainable Metals and Minerals (SIM²) will be releasing a new Storyrunner documentary that investigates the status of this Mining Renaissance in Europe. The documentary was developed with financial support from KU Leuven and the Horizon Europe projects ENICON and EXCEED, with additional public outreach support from several other EU projects and the Prometia association. The premiere of the film will be followed by a high-level panel debate. At the time of writing already more than 500 people were registered to join the première event.
PDF-version of press release (ENGLISH version) is available here
PDF-version of press release (DUTCH version) is available here
Trailer of "Europe's Mining Renaissance" can be viewed here: https://kuleuven.sim2.be/#uael-video-gallery-b38c2db-1
With the launch of BYD’s new electric vehicle-carrying mega-ships, the tsunami of BYD and other Chinese Electric cars and buses is no longer a distant possibility but is rapidly becoming part and parcel of the new economic reality. What is happening in the field of Chinese EVs, has also become the norm for Chinese electric buses, wind turbines, heat pumps, electrolysers, solar panels… With more than 65% of the respective markets, China dominates in all these clean technologies. During the last decades, China has perfected visionary, long-term, vertically-integrated value chains, from mine-to-final-cleantech-product.
What about Europe?
Well, Europe has been asleep at the wheel while the Chinese gradually built up their dominance. For many decades, Europe has been importing (refined) raw materials from the Global South, while exporting the social, environmental and cultural impacts (of substandard mining & refining) to that same Global South. In the New World (Dis)Order, this hypocritical and, ultimately, self-defeating stance is no longer tenable. Jones:
“Make no mistake about it: the era of neoliberal, free-trade globalisation is over. The age of protectionism and resource nationalism is upon us, driven by the United States’ Inflation Reduction Act and China’s all-conquering state capitalism and its Belt & Road Initiative. If Europe wants to prevent a disastrous scenario of de-industrialisation and widespread poverty, it must alter its path, pushing for a cleantech-based reindustrialisation.”
Hungry gigafactories
Without domestic metals and minerals, Europe’s flashy battery gigafactories and EV assembly lines – often co-funded through state aid – will be critically dependent on third countries, endangering Europe’s climate targets if/when those countries decide to stop exporting (refined) raw materials. Just like China, Europe needs vertically-integrated mine-to-cleantech value chains, in which the upstream (raw materials provision) part is finally taken seriously. This implies the need for a European Mining Renaissance. Not the dirty coal mining of old that fuels the global heating problem, but future-oriented, responsible mining and refining of the energy-transition metals that are needed to catalyse Europe’s climate change strategy. According to Peter Tom Jones a European Mining Renaissance:
“could and should bring together Europe’s diverse political factions, transcending traditional left/green-right divides.”
European road trip.
For this documentary, the film's presenter, Peter Tom Jones, travelled to the far North of Sweden and Southern Finland. He descended 1,400 m underground to explore the illustrious underground iron ore/rare earth mine in the Arctic town of Kiruna, and visited Europe’s largest open pit copper mine and its vast tailing ponds in Aitik. To obtain a view of the indigenous people of the far North, Jones engaged with a key spokesperson from the reindeer-herding Sami in their homeland of Sapmi, where he also met with local citizens in Kiruna. In Finland he got to visit a bespoke battery assembly plant that is asking for more EU-sourced input materials, while in Belgium he interviewed various experts about Europe’s CRM potential and how mining waste can be transformed into green, low-carbon construction materials.
Jones also sat down with the European Commission’s Executive Vice-President Maroš Šefcovic to see how Europe’s new Critical Raw Materials Act aligns with the need to open new energy-transition mines. Šefcovic corroborated the urgent need for Mining Renaissance in Europe:
“Mining had a bad aura around it, but that is gradually changing. We know that the European mines are the most responsible ones in the world. It’s our ethos. But, to meet the 2030 targets of the Critical Raw Materials Act, we will need to make it a little easier for the investors to come and invest in new European energy-transition mines.”
Will Europe get its act together and secure its strategic autonomy? Will the “strategic projects” within the Critical Raw Materials Act – that would benefit from access to finance and shorter permitting timeframes – trigger the opening of new energy-transition mines before 2030? Or will anti-mining opposition and NIMBYism throw a spanner in the wheel? Jones:
“The clock is ticking mercilessly, and Europe is at risk losing out”.
DOCVILLE & debate.
The documentary Europe’s mining renaissance: a catalyst for climate neutrality will premiere in Leuven on 27 March 2024. The film will be screened during the prestigious DOCVILLE film festival in Aula Vesalius in Leuven. After the film, a panel discussion will take place, featuring the film’s presenter, Peter Tom Jones (Director SIM² KU Leuven), Ia Modin (Parter at Swedish law firm Gozzo Advokater, being of Sami descent she advises clients on Sami issues), Julia Poliscanova (Senior Director, Vehicles & E-mobility Supply Chains at Transport & Environment) and Nick Meyen (Programme manager climate transition at Leuven 2030). The debate is moderated by John Vandaele (MO* Magazine). (For more details about the speakers, see below)
Free tickets for the DOCVILLE Première (Aula Vesalius, Leuven, 27 March 2024, 20h) can be obtained here: https://www.kuleuven.be/communicatie/congresbureau/formulieren/premiere-panel-discussion-europes-mining-renaissance/view
(deadline is March 18, 2024)
More information and contact details:
Dr Peter Tom Jones, Director of the KU Leuven Institute for Sustainable Metals and Minerals, is available for interviews. Contact details: KU Leuven wie-is-wie – Peter Tom Jones
The trailer for Europe’s mining renaissance: a catalyst for climate neutrality is available here: Trailer – Europe’s Mining Renaissance, a Catalyst for Climate Neutrality – SIM² (sim2.be). The film will be made available to the general public on the SIM² website on 30 March 2024.
SIM² KU Leuven recently also launched a mini-documentary which presents the (reindeer-herding) Sami perspective with respect to mining of energy-transition metals in their homeland: https://kuleuven.sim2.be/mini-documentary-the-sami-perspective/
The film crew: Director Stijn van Baarle (Storyrunner) ? Presenter Peter Tom Jones (SIM² KU Leuven) ? Cameramen Michael Van de Velde & Jérôme Demeyere ? Sound technicians Casimir De Kimpe & Marius Acke ?Graphic designer Jasper Vander Elst
Biographies of speakers:
Ia Modin (GOZZO Advokater): Ia Modin is an expert in the commercial exploitation of intellectual assets, specialising in commercial contract law, with a focus on innovation, industrial collaborations and commercialisation. Recognised for excellence in negotiating and drafting agreements for long-term strategic innovation partnerships, she represents international and domestic clients in a wide range of sectors, incl. the metals and mining industries. In addition, Ia is of Sami descent and advises clients on Sami issues. Ia Modin is a sought-after keynote speaker on innovation and strategy. She is President Elect of LES Scandinavia, and Co-Chair of the @LESI CEEM (Chemicals Environment Energy and Materials) Committee.
Julia Poliscanova (she/her) (Transport & Environment (T&E): Julia joined T&E in June 2015 and now leads the organisation's vehicles, electrification & supply chains work across Europe. Julia also represents T&E on the board of the Global Battery Alliance. Julia previously worked as senior EU environment expert for the Mayor of London and, as an advisor to an MEP, followed legislation on renewables, energy efficiency & sustainable transport. Hailing from Latvia, Julia studied European politics and French at Goldsmiths, University of London, and holds an MSc in energy from Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh.
Nick Meynen (Programme Manager Leuven 2030): The last decade, Nick created the economic transition team at the European Environmental Bureau, where we was the senior policy officer for systemic change. He was a co-organiser of the largest event in the EP during von der Leyen’s term: the Beyond Growth conference. He is author of books such as “Frontlines. Stories of Global Environmental Justice” – which he also unpacked in a TED talk. Nick recently jumped from working at EU level to Leuven, where he assists with executing the cities’ climate contract with the EU in the most ambitious way possible. He has degrees in geography, conflict studies and investigative journalism.
Peter Tom Jones (SIM2 KU Leuven): Tom is the Director of the KU Leuven Institute for Sustainable Metals and Minerals (SIM²), an interdisciplinary team of more than 250 researchers focusing on the exploration, extraction, processing, refining and recycling of energy-transition metals. Jones has been working in this field for over 20 years, since completing his PhD in Metallurgy at KU Leuven in 2001. He is the author of several books (e.g. Terra Incognita (2006), Terra Reversa (2009 & 2016)…) and presenter of documentaries (e.g. Responsible mining in Europe (2022), Made in Europe: from mine to Electric Vehicle (2023), The Sami Perspective (2024), Europe's Mining Renaissance (2024)) on the transition to a climate-neutral, circular economy.
Moderator: John Vandaele (MO* magazine)
Acknowledgements
SIM² KU Leuven. SIM² KU Leuven is the KU Leuven Institute for Sustainable Metals and Minerals, one of the flagship KU Leuven Institutes formally endorsed by the KU Leuven Academic Council. SIM² KU Leuven’s mission is to develop, organise and implement problem-driven, science-deep research and future-oriented education, contributing to the environmentally friendly production and recycling of metals, minerals and engineered materials, supporting the transition to a climate-friendly, circular-economy. More information: https://kuleuven.sim2.be/about/
SOLVOMET. SOLVOMET is KU Leuven’s Research and Innovation Centre for Circular Hydrometallurgy. We support mining, metallurgical and recycling companies in the development of more sustainable (circular, low-energy input) hydrometallurgical processes, using state-of-the-art lab and mini-pilot scale experimental facilities and modelling capabilities. SOLVOMET’s vision is that metallurgical chemistry expertise allows to develop more efficient eco-friendly hydrometallurgical and solvometallurgical processes to provide the critical metals that are needed for the transition to a climate-neutral society. More information: https://solvomet.eu/
Storyrunner. Storyrunner is a video production agency with a strong focus on “science & sustainability”. Turning complex information into a fascinating stories for a wide audience is our specialty. We make documentaries but also shorter videos with (or without) graphic animations for TV channels, universities and European research projects. https://www.storyrunner.be/about
Horizon Europe ENICON. ENICON is a Horizon Europe-funded Research and Innovation Action project. ENICON stands for “Sustainable processing of Europe's low-grade sulphidic and lateritic nickel/cobalt ores and tailings into battery-grade metals”. In view of a “domestic and foreign sourcing” procurement model, ENICON exploits the potential of (low-grade) Ni/Co resources within Europe – i.e. sulphidic Ni/Co ores and derived Ni/Co-bearing pyrite and silicate tailings, and laterite Ni(/Co) ores – while improving and developing the Ni/Co-refining capacity that can process imported ores, concentrates and intermediates. ENICON comprises both major improvements to existing Ni/Co metallurgical unit operations in Europe as well as the development of a new HCl-based route for both Ni/Co sulphide concentrates and laterites. More information: https://enicon-horizon.eu/about/
Horizon Europe EXCEED. EXCEED’s meta-objective is to unleash the full CRM and industrial mineral potential of Europe’s vast Li LCT-pegmatite and Rare-Metal Granite hard-rock resources. Using four premier European pegmatite and RMG case studies, EXCEED develops, upscales & demonstrates cost-effective, sustainable and responsible extraction routes for recovering the CRMs and industrial minerals as by-products from Li-bearing hard-rock ores. A suite of CRMs will be extracted and refined, while diverse industrial minerals will be refined and valorised in low-carbon building materials. More information: https://exceed-horizon.eu/
Prometia. PROMETIA is an international non-profit association that promotes innovation and sustainability in the fields of mineral processing, extractive metallurgy and recycling for metals and materials production. It’s mission is to facilitate access to critical and strategic raw materials for European industry and citizens. With over 40 members sharing a vision for responsible raw materials supply in Europe, PROMETIA seeks to enhance European technical skills and industrial know-how in raw materials processing, supporting industrial and economic development. https://prometia.eu/the-association/
Horizon Europe LITHOS. By targeting the domestic processing and refining of lithium LITHOS directly contributes to the 1st and 2nd CRMA benchmarks (10% domestic extraction; 40% domestic processing). LITHOS processes and refines the ores from three “Strategic Projects” in terms of domestic battery-grade LiOH·H2O production: two spodumene-bearing pegmatite cases (Keliber’s deposits in the Kaustinen region, Finland; Savannah’s Barroso Lithium Project, Portugal) and one Rare-Metal Granite (RMG) case (Imerys’ Beauvoir mine in France). LITHOS triggers innovations along the value chain – mineral processing, concentrate pre-treatment & hydrometallurgical refining – making it possible to deal with different levels and types of impurities in non-spodumene Li minerals (lepidolite & petalite). LITHOS gives specific attention to closed-loop water systems in the mineral processing. https://lithos-horizon.eu/lithos-project/
Horizon Europe AVANTIS. AVANTIS‘ rationale is that Europe has a multitude of unexploited, low-grade V-bearing titanomagnetite deposits in Finland, Sweden, Greenland, Norway, Poland and Ukraine. However, these deposits have a complex “spiderweb-like” mineral assemblage. Without selective blasting, selective fragmentation and pre-concentration technologies to separate the Ti-rich ilmenite grains from the V-bearing magnetite, these deposits are not economically viable. Supported by a bespoke forensic geometallurgy, AVANTIS will develop a novel selective-blasting approach that allows for rock excavation with increased mineral liberation at the blasting stage, and reduced energy demand in the crushing and grinding stages. Likewise, AVANTIS designs tailored, water-free and water-lean pre-concentration technologies that can produce two distinct pre-concentrates: (1) ilmenite-rich, Ti-pre-concentrate and (2) ilmenite-free, V-pre-concentrate. https://avantis-horizon.eu/
Horizon Europe CICERO. To tackle the twin problems of (1) Europe’s dependence on a few third countries for refined Ni, Co and Mn salts, and (2) these metals are currently mined, processed at a massive environmental, health & safety cost in DRC, Indonesia, and China, CICERO will develop a sustainable and cost-effective processing and refining model for Ni, Co and Mn, and their downstream conversion into “made-in-Europe” NMC materials for Li-ion batteries. CICERO’s unique and innovative approach is that it integrates the Twelve Principles of Circular Hydrometallurgy with the smart use of methanesulphonic acid (MSA). https://cicero-horizon.eu/about-cicero/
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Yer talking to a ghost
China is flooding the world with cheap goods again and one expert warns it’s a “situation primed for war”.
Frank Chung
March 6, 2024 - 6:11AM
Did you create your special place?
it is only a question of time that China will have an embargo on the export of rare earths..
COMMENTARY: How to Solve America’s Critical Minerals Problem – Alex Epstein
March 26, 2024 EnergyNow Media
Nowhere in what I wrote was there any indicia of a lack of appreciation for actual law enforcement. 😂On the contrary, I hold the profession, and all in pubic safety/emergency services, in extremely high regard.
Without a PR today, I am afraid your prediction might be a tad off. Yorkville controls the share price at the moment and who knows what they are planning to do.
Not sure why you would be insulted.
I am inclined to appreciate Law Enforcement
But there’s two sides to every coin
Pro and Con
I can only hope your name starts with a G
Shrug.
If the dow will be green
My guess we will add 5 to 10 % today
We are now at 27 cents..... a far cry from just a few short years ago ( when FS2 was released) when Mr. Smith said we should be trading at around $8 (which would be $80 post Rev. Split)..... my oh my....... my goooooodness.........
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NioCorp Developments Ltd. is a U.S.-based mineral development company focused on developing several superalloy metals from the proposed Elk Creek, Nebraska Critical Minerals Mine. NioCorp plans to produce three commercial mineral products — Niobium, Scandium, and Titanium — from a single ore body in the Midwestern United States. NioCorp's Elk Creek Project is highly unique. It is North America's only niobium / scandium / titanium project. It is the highest grade niobium project in North America. It is one of the largest prospective producers of scandium in the world. Once in production, it will initiate the first production in the U.S. in decades of Niobium and Scandium. All three of the Project's proposed superalloy metals have been designed as "Critical Minerals" by the U.S. Government.
NioCorp is a publicly company that is listed on both the Toronto Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol "NB" and on the U.S.-based OTCQX exchange under the symbol "NIOBF." Shares are also traded on the Frankfurt Exchange, under the ticker symbol "BR3."
NioCorp Developments Ltd.—
General Inquiries:
Telephone: (720) 639-4647
Investor Relations:
Jim Sims, VP External Affairs
Phone: +1 855-2-NIOCORP (855-264-6267)
Email: jim.sims@niocorp.com
NioCorp Developments Ltd.— Denver
7000 S. Yosemite St., Suite 115, Centennial, CO 80112
Reporting Status | International Reporting: TSX Venture Exchange |
Audited Financials | Audited |
Latest Report | 2/7/20 (FOR REPORTING PERIOD ENDING 12/19) |
CIK | 0001512228 |
Fiscal Year End | 6/30 |
OTC Marketplace | OTCQX International |
SIC - Industry Classification | 1061 - Ferro-alloy ores (except vanadium) |
Business Status | Development Stage Company a/o |
Incorporated In: | British Columbia, Canada |
Year of Inc. | 1987 |
DIRECTORS AND MANAGEMENT
Mark A. Smith | CEO, President |
Neal Shah | CFO |
Jim Sims | VP, Bus. Affairs, IR |
Scott Honan | VP, Bus. Dev. & Corp. Rel. |
John Ashburn, Jr. | Vice President, General Counsel, Corporate Secretary |
CORPORATE PRESENTATION: http://niocorp.com/wp-content/uploads/NIoCorp_Corporate_Presentation.pdf
Overview of the Elk Creek Project: http://www.niocorp.com/elk-creek-project/
U.S. Geological Society description of Elk Creek Carbonatite
"The Elk Creek carbonatite, located south of Lincoln, has the potential to be one of the largest global resources of niobium and rare-earth elements (REE). These REE's have many important applications in industry, including petroleum-cracking catalysis, steel alloying, and glass polishing, and as sources of permanent magnets and phosphorus for television and lighting.
The Elk Creek carbonatite is buried beneath about 500 feet of overlying rock and is known only from drill cores, which, until recently, have remained proprietary. Scientists from the USGS and the Conservation and Survey Division (CSD) of the Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Nebraska--Lincoln have studied drill cores."
LINK TO CHART: http://stockcharts.com/h-sc/ui?s=NIOBF&p=W&yr=2&mn=0&dy=0&id=p85189412906
Website: http://www.niocorp.com
MEDIA, LINKS, SELECTED PRESS RELEASES :
http://investorintel.com/technology-metals-intel/niocorps-mark-smith-on-the-rising-global-interest-in-superalloys-scandium-and-niobium/
http://niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/299-positive-metallurgical-test-results-point-to-process-breakthrough-that-may-help-reduce-capex-and-opex-in-niocorp-s-elk-creek-project
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OKO2VkR2MMk&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mWOHEQRzWQQ&feature=youtu.be
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u_earl9doNM&feature=youtu.be
http://niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/230-niocorp-named-the-top-performing-mining-company-on-the-tsx-venture-exchange-and-announces-conditional-approval-of-graduation-to-the-toronto-stock-exchange
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IbEbivUi2o4
http://wallstreetanalyzer.com/niocorp-developments-tsxvnbotcqxniobf-ceo-interview-update/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R19DMe1ouqg
http://www.niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/media/197-niocorp-ceo-mark-smith-interviewed-by-bnn
http://www.niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/media/190-bold-nebraska-comments-on-the-development-of-the-elk-creek-niobium-deposit
http://www.niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/media/189-tracy-weslosky
http://www.quantumrareearth.com/press-releases/163-former-molycorp-ceo-mark-a-smith-joins-niocorp-developments-ltd.html
http://www.niocorp.com/index.php/press-releases/media/183-rare-mineral-project-in-nebraska-to-bring-huge-economic-opportunities
About NioCorp
NioCorp is developing a superalloy materials project in Southeast Nebraska that will produce niobium, scandium, and titanium. Niobium is used to produce superalloys as well as High Strength, Low Alloy ("HSLA") steel, which is a lighter, stronger steel used in automotive, structural, and pipeline applications. Scandium can be combined with Aluminum to make super-high-performance alloys with increased strength and improved corrosion resistance. Scandium also is a critical component of advanced solid oxide fuel cells. Titanium is used in various superalloys and has extensive uses in aerospace, defense, transportation, medical, and other applications. It also is a key component of pigments used in paper, paint and plastics.
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