Elemental Altus Royalties’ Post

Some great news from Australia regarding our #Karlawinda uncapped 2% NSR royalty. Capricorn Metals Ltd recently announced increases to the Karlawinda Mineral Resources and Ore/Mineral Reserves. The reserves increased by 15%. This is coupled with plans to study increasing process plant throughput. The additional Karlawinda ounces will ultimately increase Elemental Altus Royalties' cashflow in the medium to long term. The announcement also notes the closing of the recently reported #Mactung and #Cantung royalty from Cornish Metals Inc. Read on via the link. #MiningRoyalties #Mining #OpenPitMining #UndergroundMining #Gold #Tungsten

The Dynamics of Precious Metal Refining: An In-Depth Examination with Sarp TARHANACI, CPP, President of Aleks Metal Refinery. In an Exclusive Interview, the Path to the Future is Revealed, from the Evolution of the Industry to Sustainable Practices and Global Expansion Strategies.

CRU's Chief Base Metals Analyst, Nikhil Shah, shares insights on the nickel market amid Citigroup's projection of a $15,500 per ton decline in the next three months. According to Shah, “A lot of supply is still coming from Indonesia, and we need nickel prices to go lower to limit supply growth in Indonesia." Read more in this article: https://lnkd.in/gwCw238s #Nickel #Commodities #Indonesia (Please note that the article is in a foreign language but can be translated to English.)

Matt Szwedzicki, Managing Director of West Cobar Metals Limited (ASX: WC1), shares with us the potential multi-commodity aspect of the Newmont deposit in today's Coffee with Samso 196. The company has come a long way in its new strategy of bringing in Titanium and Scandium. Credit goes to the management for looking at the alternative value of the Newmont project. If the Scandium and Titanium strategy holds ground, the shareholder value will be very interesting. Listen to Matt here: https://hubs.ly/Q02tHLDn0 01:43 More ground for Salazar 01:56 An updated exploration target 02:22 Realisation that Newmont is different 02:40 The Titanium Factor 02:59 Titanium Exploration Target 03:06 Presence of HPA 03:30 Flow Sheet 04:52 Titanium Mineral Study 06:05 What about this Scandium in Salazar? 07:32 Is Newmont more of a Critical Minerals project as opposed to a Rare Earth project? 09:02 Is there enough volume for the other commodities to be economical? 10:47 What triggers should investors look for to take a position in companies like WC1? 12:55 All about Scandium 14:40 Why is Scandium exciting? 15:43 The high pricing of Scandium. 16:41 Supply bottleneck may be changing 17:50 US Defense Department looking out for Scandium 18:24 Solid oxide fuel cell use of Scandium - green fuel transition 19:13 Where will the new mines come from - reasons why Newmont is the front runner 19:46 Newmont may have a potential positive metallurgical pathway 21:17 High grade vs. normal grade of Scandium 22:48 News Flow 24:43 A Natural pivot for WC1 #Samso #Investments #CoffeeWithSamso #RoosterTalk #SamsoInsights #NoelOng #MineralExploration #ASX #compellingASXstories #Patreon #WestCobarMetalsLimited #WC1 #Scandium #SalazarProject #REE #RareEarths #MattSzwedzicki

Matt Szwedzicki, Managing Director of West Cobar Metals Limited (ASX: WC1), shares with us the potential multi-commodity aspect of the Newmont deposit in today's Coffee with Samso 196. The company has come a long way in its new strategy of bringing in Titanium and Scandium. Credit goes to the management for looking at the alternative value of the Newmont project. If the Scandium and Titanium strategy holds ground, the shareholder value will be very interesting. Listen to Matt here: https://hubs.ly/Q02tHPgN0 01:43 More ground for Salazar 01:56 An updated exploration target 02:22 Realisation that Newmont is different 02:40 The Titanium Factor 02:59 Titanium Exploration Target 03:06 Presence of HPA 03:30 Flow Sheet 04:52 Titanium Mineral Study 06:05 What about this Scandium in Salazar? 07:32 Is Newmont more of a Critical Minerals project as opposed to a Rare Earth project? 09:02 Is there enough volume for the other commodities to be economical? 10:47 What triggers should investors look for to take a position in companies like WC1? 12:55 All about Scandium 14:40 Why is Scandium exciting? 15:43 The high pricing of Scandium. 16:41 Supply bottleneck may be changing 17:50 US Defense Department looking out for Scandium 18:24 Solid oxide fuel cell use of Scandium - green fuel transition 19:13 Where will the new mines come from - reasons why Newmont is the front runner 19:46 Newmont may have a potential positive metallurgical pathway 21:17 High grade vs. normal grade of Scandium 22:48 News Flow 24:43 A Natural pivot for WC1 #Samso #Investments #CoffeeWithSamso #RoosterTalk #SamsoInsights #NoelOng #MineralExploration #ASX #compellingASXstories #Patreon #WestCobarMetalsLimited #WC1 #Scandium #SalazarProject #REE #RareEarths #MattSzwedzicki

A fantastic example of how the royalty model can materially add value for shareholders. Capricorn Metals, the operator of the Karlawinda Gold Mine, where Elemental Altus owns an uncapped 2% NSR royalty (which is one of the top two revenue-generating assets), recently announced: - an Ore Reserves increase of 15% and based on this; - initiated a study to consider a 2 – 2.5 million tonne per annum expansion (currently 4.5mtpa) at Karlawinda. - Study targeted for completion by end of 2024 Extended mine life through increased Reserves plus a material increase in production all at no cost to Elemental Altus when the gold price is at near all-time highs is a prime example of the embedded optionality of quality royalties.

European Metals (ASX:EMH) to shift Cinovec lithium plant for better permits, savings - European Metals (ASX: EMH) #Metals #Lithium #ASX

In any market, early stage mineral exploration companies need access to capital and the public venture market in Canada has historically been one best ways for junior miners to do that. Two key initial listing requirements (prior expenditures and work program) are discussed in the article below along with some common questions/considerations for companies looking to list. https://lnkd.in/eKr92uRX #mining #capitalmarkets #IPO #TSXV #CSE

The Diamond Industry's Paradigm Shift: Lab-Grown Diamonds Take the Lead The diamond industry is facing unprecedented challenges, as highlighted in a recent CNBC article. The surge in lab-grown diamonds is reshaping the market landscape, and for good reason. These gems boast higher grades, are easier to acquire, and come at a fraction of the cost of their mined counterparts.What sets lab-grown diamonds apart? It's not just their impeccable quality or affordability. Unlike mined diamonds, lab-grown gems eliminate the ethical concerns and environmental impact associated with traditional diamond mining. The only thing missing from these lab-grown diamonds is the human suffering historically tied to the industry. As consumers become more conscious of the origins of their purchases, the shift towards lab-grown diamonds is not just a trend—it's a movement towards a more ethical and sustainable future. #Diamonds #LabGrownDiamonds #EthicalJewelry #SustainableFashion #Innovation #TechInJewelry #FutureOfDiamonds #QualityAndAffordability #EthicalConsumerism https://lnkd.in/gManYbFJ

This recent structure for Newmont Mining in Mexico is an excellent example of how quickly we can install supplementary space when there is an immediate requirement. Image speed is on high speed but you get the overall idea: https://lnkd.in/gEnQKXHY