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[winni2]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.592.072 von mowitsch am 17.05.22 13:12:02

Zitat von mowitsch: Für mich ist diese Aussage die ultimative Bestätigung hier drin zu bleiben. Auf das Geschwafel gebe ich nichts mehr.

Schon mal überlegt, woher das NdPr kommen soll, was in naher Zukunft alleine für die Javelins benötigt wird? Die Dinger werden im ganz großen Stil nachproduziert. Wie auch andere Lenkwaffensysteme.

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tja @mowitsch .... Nd /Pr kriegen sie zur Not noch von Lynas , aber fuer die Dinger brauchen sie noch mindestens 7 weitere Elemente , vor allem die extrem schwierig separierbaren HREE , wie Tb und Dy , aber auch Eu und Sc .... nachdem die super Experten von IMC leider ja die fuer April angekuendigte Fertigstellung des Demonstrations Plants RapidSX nicht hingekriegt haben und nach 7 Jahren DoD -und Indusrie-finanzierter Entwicklungsarbeit das Schiff verlassen , seh ich da leider nichts mehr von dem, worauf ich mein investment case jahrelang basierte ( namhafte Experten und namhafte high tech Unternehmen samt DoD als Finanzier , zwar verständlicherweise keinerlei Infos zu den technologischen Details , da alles unter DoD code geschuetzt ... aber bei solchen "Adressen" glaubteauch ich halt leider den gut klingenden statements zum Stand der Dinge ).
Der Staffelstab ist jetzt an die US-Tochter von Lynas weitergereicht .... und wieder finanziert DoD samt ihrer Industriepartner (uebrigens seit 2020 schon) die Entwicklung von gleich 2 getrennten hydrometallurgischen Fertigungsanlagen zur grosstechnischen Separation von LREE und HREE.... bin sehr gespannt , was da rauskommt .... Fertigstellung auf commercial stage geplant jetzt erst 2025 !!! ... ne neue Technologie sieht man bisher nicht im Ansatz , nichtmal fuer die prozesstechnisch viel einfacheren LREE ( sicher wieder alles top secret , nur diesmal glaub ichs erst, wenn ich sehe, dass es grosstechnisch funktioniert ).
Bis 2025 ist noch 2 Jahre hin , dann kommen im Erfolgsfall erstmal die ganz normalen Kinderkrankheiten ,wie bei jedem Produktionsstart mit neuer Technologie .... Da sollten die Amis mal seeehr vorsichtig sein bis dahin mit ihrem Wirtschaftskrieg gegen China !

Verwerflich finde ich auch, dass der Fokus all dieser Aktivitäten wieder total vordergruendig auf Ruestungsinteressen liegt , statt auf den ureigensten
Menschheitsbeduerfnissen des technologischen Fortschritts auf allen Gebieten , einschl. New Energies .... die REE werden dringendst in allen sparten der high tech Industrie benötigt !

ICH bin vorerst komplett raus im gesamten REE-Sektor.

Winni

[Oginvest]

Ucore Hosts ‘Secure Supply Chains’ Panel at PDAC 2022 – Rare Earths and other Critical Metals

• Ucore Rare Metals Inc. will lead a diverse international panel covering:
• the need for self-sufficient and sustainable new supply chains in the West
• the role of Western technologies and superior environmental standards in the shift to an independent critical materials supply chain
• Moderated by Tracy Weslosky on the InvestorIntel.com stage on June 14, 2022, at 3 p.m. at PDAC 2022

Halifax, Nova Scotia (June 13, 2022) – Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (TSXV: UCU) (OTCQX: UURAF) (“Ucore” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce that it will host a panel discussion on Tuesday, June 14, 2022, from 3-4 p.m. EDT on InvestorIntel Stage 1, Level 700 at the Metro Convention Centre in Toronto, Ontario as part of PDAC, the world’s premier mineral exploration & mining convention. The topic is “Building the Rare Earths and Critical Materials’ Supply Chain to Meet the EV Market Demand.” Panelists with varied experiences will discuss the collective shift from high dependency to diversified, sustainable and socially responsible sourcing, circularity, and innovation. They include:

• Byron W King, InvestorIntel.com
• Pat Ryan. Ucore Rare Metals Inc.
• Boyd Davis, Kingston Process Metallurgy (KPM)
• Geoff Atkins, Vital Metals Ltd.
• Jon Hykawy, Stormcrow Capital

The panel will be moderated by InvestorIntel Founder and CEO Tracy Weslosky and will be recorded for publication on InvestorIntel.com the following week on Monday, June 20, 2022.

“These are some of the leading lights of the rare earths and critical materials world,” said InvestorIntel Founder and CEO Tracy Weslosky, “and this is guaranteed to be an informative and lively discussion of one of the most important investment trends of the decade.”

Discussion will focus on the need for self-sufficient and sustainable new supply chains founded on state-of-the-art technological advancements and superior environmental standards in the West - as automotive companies commit hundreds of billions of dollars to shift their vehicle platforms to electric. More than 60% of passenger car sales must be EVs by 2030 for the world to be on track to meet net-zero greenhouse gas emissions. China however controls many portions of critical material supplies and had over 50% of global EV sales in 2021 with a target to have 75% of new passenger vehicles electrified by 2025. Their supply chains that control many resources as well as refining for battery metals like nickel, lithium and cobalt or rare earths for EV motors have been evolving since the turn of the century and will be used first and foremost for their own domestic needs. This exposed vulnerability has the attention of many Western nations as they seek to develop critical material supply chains to ensure manufacturing independence and security

https://ucore.com/ucore-hosts-secure-supply-chains-panel-at-…

[Oginvest]

Ucore Rare Metals Inc.’s Plan for a North American REE Supply Chain

https://ucore.com/UcoreRareMetals.pdf




Obwohl vom 18 April eventuell trotzdem noch informativ

[Oginvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.737.565 von Oginvest am 08.06.22 16:32:27

Ucore Comments on Uranium and Recent External Interest in Ucore’s Ross-Adams Uranium Mine Property

Figure 1 – Ucore’s Federal & State Mining Claims at the Bokan Mountain Complex

[Oginvest]

Ucore Comments on Uranium and Recent External Interest in Ucore’s Ross-Adams Uranium Mine Property

Halifax, Nova Scotia (June 8, 2022) – Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (TSXV: UCU) (OTCQX: UURAF) (“Ucore” or the “Company”) is pleased to comment on the recent increasing interest in uranium as an energy source and also current interest in Ucore’s not-often-mentioned Ross-Adams mine property (the “Mine”), a former producing uranium mine located on the Ross-Adams portion of Ucore’s Alaskan mineral property (the “Property”).

The Property is located on Prince of Wales Island, approximately 38 miles southwest of Ketchikan, Alaska, USA, near the west arm of Kendrick Bay (within the Bokan Mountain Complex). At its closest point, the edge of the former Mine is located more than 500 m from Ucore’s Bokan-Dotson Ridge Zone, which is Ucore’s rare earth elements (“REEs”) advanced property mineral resource as described in the Company’s technical report (a preliminary economic assessmenti (“PEA”)) that was filed on SEDAR on March 14, 2013.

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https://ucore.com/ucore-comments-on-uranium-and-recent-exter…

[mowitsch]

https://www.defensenews.com/industry/2022/05/09/lockheed-aim…

[mowitsch]

Für mich ist diese Aussage die ultimative Bestätigung hier drin zu bleiben. Auf das Geschwafel gebe ich nichts mehr.

Schon mal überlegt, woher das NdPr kommen soll, was in naher Zukunft alleine für die Javelins benötigt wird? Die Dinger werden im ganz großen Stil nachproduziert. Wie auch andere Lenkwaffensysteme.

[Oginvest]

Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 71.536.509 von Oginvest am 10.05.22 14:57:02

Auch bei Ucore zufinden: https://ucore.com/ucore-mobilizes-geological-crew-to-bokan-m…

[Oginvest]

Ucore Mobilizes Geological Crew to Bokan Mountain as Prices for Heavy Rare Earth Oxides Continue to Rise

Ucore’s subcontracted geological team, Aurora Geosciences Ltd., is mobilizing for deployment to the Bokan Mountain Complex during the week of May 9, 2022, for Ucore’s Summer 2022 Resource Upgrade Program, a program intended to:

> upgrade the Bokan-Dotson Ridge Zone Mineral Resource estimate from the current ≈18% Indicated and ≈82% Inferred classifications to include a ≈17% to 20% Measured classification later in 2022 by:
obtaining ≈50 additional channel samples along the ≈2 km exposed vein outcroppings
extracting ≈50 tonnes of supplementary mineralized material from two new bulk sample locations for planned mill flowsheet pilot-scale testing

> The Bokan-Dotson Ridge Zone is enriched with heavy rare earth elements, including terbium and dysprosium, the two heavy rare earth elements associated with electric vehicle permanent magnet synchronous motors.

May 10, 2022 (Source) – Ucore Rare Metals Inc. (TSXV: UCU) (OTCQX: UURAF) (“Ucore” or the “Company”) is pleased to announce the planned mobilization of a geological crew to conduct Ucore’s Summer 2022 fieldwork program (the “Program“) at the Company’s Bokan-Dotson Ridge Zone mineral deposit (“Bokan” or “Bokan Project“) on Prince of Wales Island, Alaska, USA. The Program is a continuation of Ucore’s 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011 & 2014 Bokan Mountain Complex exploration drill programs and is being undertaken by Aurora Geosciences (Alaska) Ltd. (“AGL” or “Aurora“) of Juneau, Alaska. The Program is designed to improve the geological confidence of the mineral deposit in preparation for a forthcoming planned pre-feasibility study (“PFS“), as the rare earth oxide (“REO“) market continues its favourable response to the increased electrification demands related to the electric vehicle (“EV“) and renewable energy sectors.

Weiter > https://investorintel.com/markets/technology-metals/technolo…

[IllePille]

jetzt ist es also eine Luftnummer?

"...selbst die jahrelang DoD-finanzierten obersuper-Profis von IMC sind bei Ucore nach der peinlichen Luftnummer einfach abgehauen..."

https://www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/1297581-21-30/ma…
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