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Alabama Graphite starts PEA on Coosa
2015-07-27 12:27 ET - News Release
Mr. Donald Baxter reports
ALABAMA GRAPHITE CORP. ANNOUNCES COMMENCEMENT OF PRELIMINARY ECONOMIC ASSESSMENT ON COOSA GRAPHITE PROJECT IN ALABAMA, USA
Alabama Graphite Corp. has commenced a preliminary economic assessment on the company's flagship 100-per-cent-owned Coosa graphite project, located in Coosa county, east-central Alabama, United States. The contract for the PEA was awarded to AGP Mining Consultants Inc. ("AGP") of Barrie, Ontario, who commenced work on the report when AGP's Principal Mining Engineer, Gordon Zurowski, P.Eng. and Principal Geologist, Pierre Desautels, P.Geo., visited the Coosa property in early July 2015. The PEA will include an economic analysis of the potential viability of the Coosa Graphite Project and will conform to National Instrument 43-101 ("NI 43-101") Standards of Disclosure for Mineral Projects. Objectives of the Company's PEA are outlined below.
Objectives:
-- Completion of a Scoping Study that includes an independent preliminary scoping-level engineering analysis of the project; -- Provide an estimate of potential value of the project; -- Provide an estimate of operating costs, as well as sustaining costs; -- Provide a conceptual plan on the timeline and development of the project, as well as an operations plan; and -- The PEA is expected to be completed and published in the fourth quarter of 2015.
Don Baxter, Co-Chief Executive Officer of AGC commented, "We are very pleased to be working with the industry experts at AGP Mining. AGP's engineers and geologists have extensive graphite experience and decades of combined experience in the completion of PEAs. I have had the pleasure of working with them before on other graphite projects, in all facets, including geology, mining and processing. Earlier this month, AGC's Gordon Zurowski and myself spent two days surveying the Coosa and Bama properties, during the summer diamond drill program, which led to the program's expansion. "AGC remains on schedule to publish the Company's inaugural PEA on the Coosa Graphite Project in Q4 2015, incorporating our drill results from 2012 to summer 2015, and the upcoming updated NI 43-101 Mineral Resource Estimate," said Mr. Baxter. "The fall season is expected to be very exciting and rewarding for AGC. We anticipate the PEA will provide a positive framework of the merits of the Coosa Graphite Project."
Ron S. Roda, AGC's President and Co-Chief Executive Officer stated, "As 100% owner of both the Coosa Graphite Project and the past-producing Bama Mine Project - the only flake graphite projects in the continental United States - our shareholders are uniquely positioned to potentially benefit from increased graphite demand from lithium-ion batteries, high-tech applications, the electrification of automotive and stationary batteries; and also from the potential of economically scalable natural graphene production. We continue to proceed on the development and testing of valued-added graphite products - namely, coated spherical graphite ("CSPG") for use in anodes for Li-ion batteries - and our naturally occurring graphene and graphene-based derivatives."
As announced on July 23, 2015, the Company's updated Mineral Resource Estimate is currently underway with Metal Mining Consultants Inc. (Highlands Ranch, Colorado) and is scheduled for completion by September 2015.
Qualified Person
Rick Keevil, P. Geo., Vice President of Project Development, is a Qualified Person as defined by National Instrument (NI) 43-101, and has approved the disclosure of the scientific or technical information concerning the Coosa Property contained in this press release.
Entscheidend ist, dass noch viel mehr Potenzial in dem Unternehmen steckt!! :)
zumindest zieht das Handelsvolumen drüben wieder an.
Ich erhoffe mir bis ende des Jahres noch einiges an News... und damit verbunden... steigende Kurse!!
Bin gut ausgestattet in meinem Long Depot und werde für die nächste Zeit nochmal etwas nachlegen.
@vitalcaffee... und hammerbuy..... wie seht Ihr die Lage??
vlg
@hammerbuy ... warum Vorsicht mit Volumen aus usa??
Für mich ist die Heimatbörse das Maß aller Dinge...... und da sah das Volumen mit weit über 2 mille gestern gar nicht so schlecht aus ;)
Wobei das meiste "rechte Hand, linke Hand"...... die Frage aber ist aber... Warum? und Warum jetzt?
Wie gesagt, ich erwarte starke Bewegungen in den nächsten Wochen ;)
Gruss
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/-2055514.htm
Neues gibts auch immer mehr auf FB:
https://www.facebook.com/alabama.graphite
die gestrige News über die 200 to Pilotanlage läßt einiges erwarten ;)
... Es wird auch nicht die letzte News in naher Zukunft gewesen sein...
Ende September soll eine neue Mineralressourcenschätzung abgeschlossen sein, Zitat aus der letzten News: "Wie bereits am 23. Juli 2015 angekündigt, wird die Mineralressourcenschätzung derzeit von Metal Mining Consultants aktualisiert und sollte bis Ende diesen Monats (September 2015) abgeschlossen werden".
Eine PEA soll im vierten Quartal vorgelegt werden....
Des weiteren testet und arbeitet Alabama selbst an Produkten...
Fakt ist, der Bedarf an Graphit in den nächsten Jahren wird sehr groß sein....
Tesla baut in der Nähe sein Batteriewerk und ist bestrebt ortsnahe Lieferanten zu bekommen.... Siehe z.B. http://fortune.com/2015/09/16/tesla-lithium-gigafactory-nevada/
Man male sich aus ALP könnte ein Lieferant werden :):):)
Aber Tesla ist nur ein Autobauer.... es gibt viele.....
Wir werden sehen....
ich gebe der Firma eine realistische Chance und bin deshalb gut investiert...
Aber es ist mit hohem Risiko verbunden...
Keine Kaufempfehlung!!!
IRW-PRESS: Alabama Graphite Corp.
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