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Vital Appoints Lisa Riley as Canadian-Based Director
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Termination of Agreement to Acquire Kipawa and Zeus Projects
Canada’s first rare earths producer Vital Metals Limited (ASX: VML l OTCQB: VTMXF) (“VML”, “Vital”, “Vital Metals” or “the Company”) has advised Quebec Precious Metals Corporation (“QPM”) that it will not proceed with the acquisition of QPM’s 68% interest in the Kipawa exploration project and 100% interest in the Zeus exploration project in Quebec, Canada (the “Projects”).
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Termination of Agreement to Acquire Kipawa and Zeus Projects
Canada’s first rare earths producer Vital Metals Limited (ASX: VML l OTCQB: VTMXF) (“VML”, “Vital”, “Vital Metals” or “the Company”) has advised Quebec Precious Metals Corporation (“QPM”) that it will not proceed with the acquisition of QPM’s 68% interest in the Kipawa exploration project and 100% interest in the Zeus exploration project in Quebec, Canada (the “Projects”).
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Up Here Business: The Bottom Line
There was an interesting international get-together in Saskatoon last week. About 200 people—representing business and governments at the national, provincial, territorial, and Indigenous levels—met under grey skies and damp winds at an industrial park in the north end of the prairie city. The reason: to celebrate a pair of investments that, in the coming months, will position Canada—and Saskatoon, in particular—as a lynchpin in a new global supply for rare earth minerals.
The first of the investments is a 3,100 square metre, $20-million facility being developed by Australia’s Vital Metals Ltd., which owns and operates the Nechalacho project in the NWT through its subsidiary, Cheetah Resources. The plant will take concentrate from Nechalacho (the first rare-earth mine in Canada) and take it through a first stage of processing.
The end product, a mixed rare-earth carbonate, will be sold under contract to REEtec, an Olso, Norway-based company that specializes in separating and purifying rare earth minerals. It has found a customer for Nechalacho production in Schaeffler, a German auto parts company that will use the materials for electric vehicles.
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There was an interesting international get-together in Saskatoon last week. About 200 people—representing business and governments at the national, provincial, territorial, and Indigenous levels—met under grey skies and damp winds at an industrial park in the north end of the prairie city. The reason: to celebrate a pair of investments that, in the coming months, will position Canada—and Saskatoon, in particular—as a lynchpin in a new global supply for rare earth minerals.
The first of the investments is a 3,100 square metre, $20-million facility being developed by Australia’s Vital Metals Ltd., which owns and operates the Nechalacho project in the NWT through its subsidiary, Cheetah Resources. The plant will take concentrate from Nechalacho (the first rare-earth mine in Canada) and take it through a first stage of processing.
The end product, a mixed rare-earth carbonate, will be sold under contract to REEtec, an Olso, Norway-based company that specializes in separating and purifying rare earth minerals. It has found a customer for Nechalacho production in Schaeffler, a German auto parts company that will use the materials for electric vehicles.
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https://vitalmetals.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/The-Bo…
Global giants turn sustainability efforts into economic boon for Canada
There’s no denying it: the climate crisis is getting worse.We see the impacts of global warming every day, from extreme heat waves in Europe to flooding in Pakistan. While there’s plenty individuals can do, as of 2019, industry contributed a big chunk (35 per cent) of all energy-related carbon dioxide and methane emissions worldwide.
But there’s reason for optimism in this troubling statistic. Companies that rely on fossil fuels have the ability to make a big impact when they choose to go green.
We’re already starting to see results, as global companies buy up and launch green opportunities in Canada to reduce their carbon footprint and help fight climate change. Canada has hit the perfect stride to maintain foreign direct investment (FDI) momentum that attracts global investors while fostering innovation. In sectors such as mining, technology and automotive, companies are using domestic renewable energy, improving the ways they operate, and opting for environmentally friendly technologies.
That creates jobs and delivers an economic boon for Canadians.
In the mining sector, Yellowknife-based Cheetah Resources Corp. is changing the way rare minerals are sourced by positioning sustainability at its core. Its Nechalacho Rare Earth Mine is the first of its kind in Canada to use a low-impact, sensor-based sorting technology to eliminate chemicals, tailings and wastewater, which significantly reduces environmental effects.
“It uses about 90-per-cent less energy than a traditional concentrating process,” says David Connelly, vice-president of strategy and corporate affairs at Cheetah. “The deposit Nechalacho lends itself to is very low-impact extraction, and the Northwest Territories has a very robust regulatory system, which is good when you have a critical mineral that’s enabling the green economy.”
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A rare earth supply chain master link
Summit spotlights Saskatoon as an emerging rare earths hub in North America
Saskatoon, a small city in the heart of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, is emerging as the master link in a North American rare earth supply chain with connections in Canada, Australia, Europe, and the United States.
This city of just over 300,000 people on the Canadian Prairies is not gaining notoriety as a major North American rare earth hub due to rich deposits of this suite of 15 enigmatic elements essential to modern technologies. Instead, Saskatoon is leveraging its advantageous locale and the brain power of the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) to establish the most complex and essential link along the supply chain – transforming ore and other mixed rare earths products into the individual elements essential to modern technologies.
The rare earths that will be processed and separated in this Saskatchewan city are needed for clean energy technologies like electric vehicles and wind turbines; modern electronics such as smartphones and computers; MRIs and other medical devices; and thousands of other household, commercial, and military applications.
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https://www.metaltechnews.com/story/2022/09/28/tech-metals/a…
Summit spotlights Saskatoon as an emerging rare earths hub in North America
Saskatoon, a small city in the heart of the Canadian province of Saskatchewan, is emerging as the master link in a North American rare earth supply chain with connections in Canada, Australia, Europe, and the United States.
This city of just over 300,000 people on the Canadian Prairies is not gaining notoriety as a major North American rare earth hub due to rich deposits of this suite of 15 enigmatic elements essential to modern technologies. Instead, Saskatoon is leveraging its advantageous locale and the brain power of the Saskatchewan Research Council (SRC) to establish the most complex and essential link along the supply chain – transforming ore and other mixed rare earths products into the individual elements essential to modern technologies.
The rare earths that will be processed and separated in this Saskatchewan city are needed for clean energy technologies like electric vehicles and wind turbines; modern electronics such as smartphones and computers; MRIs and other medical devices; and thousands of other household, commercial, and military applications.
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https://www.metaltechnews.com/story/2022/09/28/tech-metals/a…
30 September 2022 Annual Report
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- Vital officially unveils multi-million-dollar, ~3,000m2 rare earth processing facility in Saskatoon, Canada
- 200 leaders in the global rare earth industry gathered to acknowledge Vital’s responsibly sourced rare earth supply chain, with support shown by Government
- Elected Indigenous leaders recognised Vital for its Indigenous participation, community engagement and innovative reduction of environmental impacts
- Beneficiated ore from Vital’s Nechalacho project will be processed at the facility to a high purity, mixed rare earth carbonate product.
Canada’s first rare earths producer Vital Metals Limited (ASX: VML l OTCQB: VTMXF) (“Vital”, “Vital Metals” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce it has officially unveiled its multi-million-dollar rare earth processing facility in Saskatoon, Canada.
More than 200 leaders in the global rare earth industry, from India to Estonia and Germany to Australia, gathered on 20 September (MT) to celebrate Vital's progress in establishing a responsibly sourced supply chain of rare earths for friends and allies. Representatives of 11 jurisdictions from Indigenous, federal, provincial, territorial and municipal governments to the governments of Australia, Norway, Germany and the United States, also attended the event.
Vital Metals’ interim CEO Russell Bradford joined the leaders as friends and allies linked together a symbolic rare earth supply chain to mark the event.
"We are intensely proud of what everyone has achieved to date,” Mr Bradford said.
“The foundations have been laid for a great future for all our stakeholders to develop our rare earth business. What we just demonstrated represents our partners and customers in our supply chain, and we are grateful that you are with us today to help celebrate this milestone in our journey.”
In the three years since Vital procured the world-class Nechalacho rare earth deposit 110km southeast of Yellowknife, it has applied innovative, low impact technology and practices that cut the mine’s carbon and physical footprint by 90 per cent compared to conventional metal mining. In its 2021 production season, it achieved extensive resident engagement with Indigenous employees making up over 70 per cent of its management and workforce.
In Saskatoon, beneficiated ore from the Northwest Territory will be processed to a high purity, mixed rare earth carbonate. This product will be exported to REEtec in Norway and to Ucore in the United States for separation into individual magnetic rare earth metals. The supply chain continues overseas, where Schaeffler Group of Germany, a major European auto parts manufacturer, has contracted with REEtec for the rare earths required to build electric motors for the burgeoning electric vehicle industry.
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/clients/vitalmetals/headline…
Vital Metals unveils rare earth processing plant in Saskatoon
Highlights- Vital officially unveils multi-million-dollar, ~3,000m2 rare earth processing facility in Saskatoon, Canada
- 200 leaders in the global rare earth industry gathered to acknowledge Vital’s responsibly sourced rare earth supply chain, with support shown by Government
- Elected Indigenous leaders recognised Vital for its Indigenous participation, community engagement and innovative reduction of environmental impacts
- Beneficiated ore from Vital’s Nechalacho project will be processed at the facility to a high purity, mixed rare earth carbonate product.
Canada’s first rare earths producer Vital Metals Limited (ASX: VML l OTCQB: VTMXF) (“Vital”, “Vital Metals” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce it has officially unveiled its multi-million-dollar rare earth processing facility in Saskatoon, Canada.
More than 200 leaders in the global rare earth industry, from India to Estonia and Germany to Australia, gathered on 20 September (MT) to celebrate Vital's progress in establishing a responsibly sourced supply chain of rare earths for friends and allies. Representatives of 11 jurisdictions from Indigenous, federal, provincial, territorial and municipal governments to the governments of Australia, Norway, Germany and the United States, also attended the event.
Vital Metals’ interim CEO Russell Bradford joined the leaders as friends and allies linked together a symbolic rare earth supply chain to mark the event.
"We are intensely proud of what everyone has achieved to date,” Mr Bradford said.
“The foundations have been laid for a great future for all our stakeholders to develop our rare earth business. What we just demonstrated represents our partners and customers in our supply chain, and we are grateful that you are with us today to help celebrate this milestone in our journey.”
In the three years since Vital procured the world-class Nechalacho rare earth deposit 110km southeast of Yellowknife, it has applied innovative, low impact technology and practices that cut the mine’s carbon and physical footprint by 90 per cent compared to conventional metal mining. In its 2021 production season, it achieved extensive resident engagement with Indigenous employees making up over 70 per cent of its management and workforce.
In Saskatoon, beneficiated ore from the Northwest Territory will be processed to a high purity, mixed rare earth carbonate. This product will be exported to REEtec in Norway and to Ucore in the United States for separation into individual magnetic rare earth metals. The supply chain continues overseas, where Schaeffler Group of Germany, a major European auto parts manufacturer, has contracted with REEtec for the rare earths required to build electric motors for the burgeoning electric vehicle industry.
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/clients/vitalmetals/headline…
Vital Metals appoints Damon Colbert as CFO
Highlights- Mr Colbert has more than 20 years’ experience in finance, business and banking
- Previous roles include Head of Finance at Axicom Pty Ltd and Group Financial Controller at The Star Entertainment Group (ASX: SGR)
- Mr Colbert has a track record in delivering transformational projects and technology and strategic financial management
- His appointment bolsters Vital’s executive team as it transitions to rare earths production and operation.
Vital Metals Limited (ASX: VML l OTCQB: VTMXF) (“Vital”, “Vital Metals” or “the Company”) is pleased to announce the appointment of experienced finance executive Damon Colbert as its Chief Financial Officer (“CFO”).
Mr Colbert has more than 20 years’ experience in finance, business and banking roles. He joins Vital from wireless infrastructure provider Axicom Pty Ltd, where he was Head of Finance for nearly five years, leading the company’s core finance functions and driving operational efficiencies, including implementing robotics process automation technology across its departments.
Prior to that, he was Group Financial Controller for The Star Entertainment Group in Sydney, responsible for group reporting, tax and treasury activities and implementing a capital management framework for the group's property development activities.
Vital Metals Chairman Evan Cranston welcomed Mr Colbert to the role.
“Damon is a highly skilled finance executive and we are thrilled that he has joined our team as we continue to advance all our projects, such as with the recent opening of Phase 1 of our Rare Earth Extraction Facility in Saskatoon, Canada.
“We recently completed a A$45 million strategic placement and we are refreshing and rounding out our executive team’s skillset to ensure we can continue our growth momentum as a rare earth producer.
“Damon’s previous experience across all core finance functions at a range of levels from an ASX100 business to unlisted companies will be valuable to Vital as we move into the next stage of our operations.”
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Vital Metals unveils rare earth processing plant in Saskatoon
Saskatoon, Sask. (Sept 20, 2022) - With the click of a symbolic chain link, Vital Metals and guests today officially unveiled the company's multi million-dollar rare earth processing facility in Saskatoon, Canada.From India to Estonia and Germany to Australia, some 200 leaders in the global rare earth industry gathered to celebrate Vital's progress in establishing a responsibly sourced supply chain of rare earths for friends and allies.
Representatives of 11 jurisdictions ranged from Indigenous, federal, provincial, territorial and municipal governments to the governments of Australia, Norway, Germany and the United States. They joined Vital Metals interim CEO Russell Bradford as friends and allies in linking together a symbolic rare earth supply chain to mark the event.
"The Vital Metals and Cheetah Resources teams are intensely proud of what everyone has achieved to date,” said Bradford at the site of Vital’s 3,087 square meter plant.
Click here to view the Company news release >> https://vitalmetals.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/VML-sa…
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Canada’s first rare earths producer Vital Metals Limited (ASX: VML l OTCQB: VTMXF) (“VML”,
“Vital” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide the following brief update to the market.
• The Company’s strategic objectives remain unchanged following the departure of the former
CEO and Vital continues to work at pace to become Canada’s first rare earths producer with
the capability to produce commercial quantities of both heavy and light rare earths. New
leadership is implementing proven project management disciplines and systems to improve
operating performance, in order to deliver the strategic goals.
• At Vitals’ 100%-owned Nechalacho Rare Earth Project in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories,
Canada the team is presently beneficiating ore from existing stockpiles through the ore
sorter and also preparing for the next phase of field activities, which will include a drill
program in Q1 2023.
• Construction and early commissioning activities continue as scheduled at Vitals’ Saskatoon
Rare Earths Extraction Plant in Saskatchewan, Canada. The 3TQ product delivery remains on
track for Q4 2022.
• Vital was selected as one of only five Canadian based mining companies to attend a recent
Critical Mineral Round Table event attended by delegations of Chairpersons and CEOs from
Germany’s leading companies, including Volkswagen, Siemens, Mercedes-Benz, K+S and
BINZ automotive.
• Offtake partner REEtec and ultimate customer Schaeffler Group are to visit Nechalacho
during September 2022.
• Interim CEO visit to REEtec’s rare earth separation facility confirms the ability to be Europe’s
first fully integrated non-Chinese supply of REE to European end-users.
• An international search is underway for a new CEO/MD.
Vital Metals interim CEO Russell Bradford said:
“I’d like to take this opportunity to reassure all shareholders and other stakeholders that it’s business
as usual, whilst we transition to a new CEO/MD. We continue to advance all our projects with our
excellent technical team in Canada and I will be joining them on site in the next few days. I have, in
the last week, visited REEtec in Oslo and came away incredibly impressed with the IP and capability
of our offtake partner. We remain very well-funded to complete the construction of our Saskatoon
plant and commence the important studies and permitting work for our Stage 2 expansion at Tardiff.
We are renewing our corporate presentation and will provide a more detailed update when this is
released.”
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/clients/vitalmetals/headline…
“Vital” or the “Company”) is pleased to provide the following brief update to the market.
• The Company’s strategic objectives remain unchanged following the departure of the former
CEO and Vital continues to work at pace to become Canada’s first rare earths producer with
the capability to produce commercial quantities of both heavy and light rare earths. New
leadership is implementing proven project management disciplines and systems to improve
operating performance, in order to deliver the strategic goals.
• At Vitals’ 100%-owned Nechalacho Rare Earth Project in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories,
Canada the team is presently beneficiating ore from existing stockpiles through the ore
sorter and also preparing for the next phase of field activities, which will include a drill
program in Q1 2023.
• Construction and early commissioning activities continue as scheduled at Vitals’ Saskatoon
Rare Earths Extraction Plant in Saskatchewan, Canada. The 3TQ product delivery remains on
track for Q4 2022.
• Vital was selected as one of only five Canadian based mining companies to attend a recent
Critical Mineral Round Table event attended by delegations of Chairpersons and CEOs from
Germany’s leading companies, including Volkswagen, Siemens, Mercedes-Benz, K+S and
BINZ automotive.
• Offtake partner REEtec and ultimate customer Schaeffler Group are to visit Nechalacho
during September 2022.
• Interim CEO visit to REEtec’s rare earth separation facility confirms the ability to be Europe’s
first fully integrated non-Chinese supply of REE to European end-users.
• An international search is underway for a new CEO/MD.
Vital Metals interim CEO Russell Bradford said:
“I’d like to take this opportunity to reassure all shareholders and other stakeholders that it’s business
as usual, whilst we transition to a new CEO/MD. We continue to advance all our projects with our
excellent technical team in Canada and I will be joining them on site in the next few days. I have, in
the last week, visited REEtec in Oslo and came away incredibly impressed with the IP and capability
of our offtake partner. We remain very well-funded to complete the construction of our Saskatoon
plant and commence the important studies and permitting work for our Stage 2 expansion at Tardiff.
We are renewing our corporate presentation and will provide a more detailed update when this is
released.”
https://wcsecure.weblink.com.au/clients/vitalmetals/headline…
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Der Kurs dümpelt seit Monaten rum, obwohl die produzieren. Irgendetwas hat das Mngmt falsch gemacht. Bleibt zu hoffen, dass Lionhead das besser hinbekomnmt und endlioch mal News und belastbare Zahlen kommen.
Der Kurs dümpelt seit Monaten rum, obwohl die produzieren. Irgendetwas hat das Mngmt falsch gemacht. Bleibt zu hoffen, dass Lionhead das besser hinbekomnmt und endlioch mal News und belastbare Zahlen kommen.