Good article, but it irks me to no end that Niocorp is rarely mentioned in these type of publications. Either we are the best kept secret in the mining industry and need more work getting exposure, or something is amiss.
I'm not being negative, just honest. If we are truly trying to attract financing still, I would think any type of positive press with our name attached would be a priority....and I'm not talking about investor guru or proactive.
Excellent find DemoMan ... how in the name of all that is good and holy can there be an article in Reuters which mentions Rio Tinto producing 3 tons/year of scandium and the problem being a lack of supply but no mention of Niocorp's supposed plan to produce 97-100 tons/year?
What the hell does Jim Sims do for $272k/year at a company with no revenue if a major news outlet writing about one of your primary products doesn't even know you exist? Where is Mark Smith at $400k/year either screaming at Jim's or maybe get on the phone with Reuters himself?
Or maybe they did know and deemed Niocorp unworthy of mention since it is nothing more than an idea at this point. They did state Rio Tinto's "project took less than two years from drawing board to commercial demonstration, needs no extra mining ..."
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