Global Energy Metals
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MINING PEOPLE: Lucara, McEwen Mining, OceanaGold, Orla, Osisko, SRG
David Guerrero has been selected as the Argentine country manager for Alpha Lithium; Brad Nichol is now the company’s CEO and president. Darryl Jones has resigned as president and CEO but will remain on the company’s board. Karim Nasr is…
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MINING PEOPLE: Asanko, Compass Gold, Ivanhoe, Premier Gold Mines, Unigold
David Sidoo resigned as a director of Advantage Lithium; Sidoo was a founding shareholder of the company. Gordon Guiboche resigned as a director of Anglo-Bomarc Mines. John Lee Wong has been appointed the company’s president and to its board. Paul…
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MINING PEOPLE: Kirkland Lake Gold, Liberty Gold, Westhaven Ventures, White Gold
Michael O’Brien, Auramex Resource Corp’s CFO, will also assume the role of corporate secretary as Janice Davies has stepped down from the role. Tony Manini, the chairman of Carube Copper’s board, will assume the role of executive chairman while Stephen Hughes…
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Global Energy Metals expands cobalt footprint in Nevada
Global Energy Metals (TSXV: GEMC; US-OTC: GBLEF) struck an option agreement in January with Nevada Sunrise Gold (TSXV: NEV) to acquire 85% of the historic Lovelock cobalt mine and nearby Treasure Box properties – both of which contain battery minerals including cobalt, nickel…
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COBALT-SILVER: Canada Cobalt Re-2OX technology to be tested at a Nevada mine
NEVADA – Canada Cobalt Works, headquartered in Coquitlam, B.C., continues development of its environmentally friendly Re-2OX process to recover cobalt and silver from tailings. The process has been tested successfully on the tails from the company’s Castle silver-cobalt mine in…
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COBALT: Canada Cobalt signs deal for first revenue stream
COQUITLAM, B.C. – Canada Cobalt Works has signed a deal for the custom treatment of material from U.S. mines using its proprietary Re-2OX process. A non-binding memorandum of understanding has been signed between Canada Cobalt and Global Energy Metals of…
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Technology Metals Snapshot: Eight juniors step up to meet the tech-metal challenge
The wider use globally of advanced technologies such as electric vehicles has led to a boom in juniors developing technology-metal assets, with an emphasis on lithium, cobalt, vanadium and rare earths. Here is a look at eight such juniors active…
