The MiningMaven Podcast

Today’s guest is Burns Singh Tennent-Bhohi, director of Forum Energy Metals (TSX-V:FMC). Traditionally a uranium play, Forum has added copper and cobalt interests to its portfolio of assets. Last Thursday, the company announced very exciting news regarding its Janice Lake Copper project. Forum has secured an earn-in agreement with one of the largest Tier 1 mining companies in the world, Rio Tint - a deal potentially worth $30m.

This interview was recorded on 14th May 2019.

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In this episode of the podcast, executive chairman of Thor Mining (LSE:THR), Mick Billing explains why he is ‘very excited’ by the interim drilling results from the Bonya tungsten deposits in Australia.

Mick says the average grade of open pit tungsten mines around the globe is around 0.2pc tungsten trioxide (WO3). Molyhill has grades a little higher than that but testing by portable x-ray fluorescence (XRF) at Bonya indicate grades well above average.

‘When we see results of 20-30 metres at around 0.7-0.75pc WO3 at Bonya we get pretty excited’ explains Mick during the interview.

‘Tungsten’s about four times the price of copper, so this is equivalent to copper grades of nearly 3pc. Anybody intersecting copper mineralisation around 3pc copper is going to be pretty happy, so that puts it into context’ Mick added.

Thor holds a 40pc interest in Bonya which lies around 30km east of its 100pc owned Molyhil tungsten project. The drilling campaign consisted of around 2,500 metres of Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling at a number of targets including the Samarkand, Jericho, White Violet, and Tashkent deposits. Interim results for three of the four targets are now available following portable XRF determination. The White Violet deposit stole the show with very strong results, including 27 metres of 0.32pc tungsten oxide from 71 metres. Copper was also found from a number of holes, particularly on the White Violet deposit including 16 metres at 0.43pc copper from 43 metres.

This interview was recorded on 1st May 2019.

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Today’s guest is Christian Schaffalitzky, Chairman of Eurasia Mining (LSE:EUA). Eurasia is a palladium, platinum, rhodium, and gold producer with a number of producing and exploration projects in Russia. The company’s primary focusses are the West Kytlim platinum and gold mine in the Ural Mountains, and the 2 million ounces of palladium & platinum equivalent Monchetundra asset on the Kola Peninsula. Last year, output from the West Kytlim mine exceeded expectations with platinum production of 165kg. With seasonal preparations well underway and the washplant expected to re-start shortly, Mr Schaffalitzky says Eurasia is targeting similar production levels in 2019.

This interview was recorded on 23rd April 2019.

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Today’s podcast guest is Matt Bull, Technical Director at Armadale Capital (LSE:ACP). Armadale owns the Mahenge Liandu project in Tanzania and released a comprehensive update on the project this week. Matt gives an overview of progress at the project and discusses the next stages required to move it a step closer to production.

This interview was recorded on 16th April 2019.

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In this episode of the podcast, executive chairman of Thor Mining (LSE:THR), Mick Billing discusses the company’s recent gold recovery at Kapunda. Mick also gives an update on the acquisition of two gold and uranium assets, Pilbara Goldfields and Hammersley Metals and reports on drilling activities at the firms Bonya Tungsten project.

This interview was recorded on 3rd April 2019.

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In today’s podcast Hayden Locke, CEO of Emmerson PLC explains why Morocco is a prime location for the company’s flagship Khemisset Potash Project. Emmerson published a scoping study last November and is currently working towards a feasibility study. Project economics suggested by the firm reveal Khemisset to be a relatively low-cost project well-situated in reach of the large markets of Brazil, Europe and the huge potential of Africa.

This interview was recorded on 25th March 2019.

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In today’s podcast Tim Livesey, CEO of Oriole Resources (LSE:ORR) gives an update on its three gold projects across Cameroon and Senegal. The company has just announced it has confirmed an 8km long gold anomaly at its Wapouze project and IAMGOLD is starting its second year of development at Dalafin. Tim also touches on the strong economics of the Dalafin project, as well as discussing the company’s prudent approach to keeping costs down.

In addition, Tim also provides an explanation of the different stages an explorer goes through to prove up a resource for any of our listeners new to the mining space.

This interview was recorded on 18th March 2019.

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In today’s podcast Mitchell Smith, CEO of Global Energy Metals (TSX-V:GEMC) explains the company’s strategy of being a pure-play on Cobalt.

Global Energy Metals is developing a number of Cobalt projects across Australia, Canada and the US and recently signed a Definitive Agreement to acquire the Lovelock Cobalt Mine and Treasure Box Project in Nevada. Both are around 150km away from the Tesla Gigafactory. Smith also discusses the company’s plans for an additional list in London.

This interview was recorded on 14th March 2019.

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In today’s podcast Armadale Capital’s (LSE:ACP) newly appointed non-executive director Paul Johnson explains what attracted him to the company, both from a career and investing perspective.

Armadale’s primary focus is a graphite project in Tanzania and the company recently raised just under £800,000 to progress the project. Paul touches on the fundamentals of the asset and highlights the critical nature of a company’s ability to communicate to the market.

This interview was recorded on 13th March 2019.

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In today’s podcast Mick Billing, Executive Chairman of Thor Mining (LSE:THR), explains why the company is creating a new vehicle called Enviro Copper Limited and gives an overview of its two copper projects, Kapunda and Moonta. Mick also discusses the potential use of In-Situ Recovery (ISR) techniques at the projects, gives his outlook on the copper market, and provides an update on finance and off-take discussions for Thor’s Molyhil Tungsten Project.

This interview was recorded on 6th March 2019.

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