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Ray Shorrocks
EXECUTIVE CHAIRMAN, AUTECO MINERALS
Ray Shorrocks explains how the team behind Auteco Minerals hopes to replicate the success it had at Bellevue Gold.
Dean McPherson
HEAD, BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT – GLOBAL MINING, TORONTO STOCK EXCHANGE AND TSX VENTURE EXCHANGE
A discussion about trends impacting mining companies listed on Toronto’s exchanges.
Stephen G. Roman
PRESIDENT & CEO, GLOBAL ATOMIC CORP.
Global Atomic Corp explains development at its Deva project in Niger.
Michael F. White
PRESIDENT & CEO, IBK CAPITAL CORP.
IBK Capital reflects on the recent run on the gold price and the subsequent popularity of junior companies.
Ali Haji
PRESIDENT & CEO, ION ENERGY LTD.
Ion Energy is developing its lithium resource situated in Mongolia close to the border with China.
David D’Onofrio
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER WHITE GOLD CORP.
White Gold outlines progress at its portfolio of projects in the White Gold district, Yukon.
Richard Young
PRESIDENT AND CEO, TERANGA GOLD CORPORATION
Teranga updates GBR on its gold projects in West Africa.
Tim Gabruch
VP COMMERCIAL, DENISON MINES CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER, URANIUM PARTICIPATION CORPORATION
“Phoenix is the highest-grade undeveloped uranium deposit in the world, with an average grade of 19.1% and 59.7 million pounds U3O8 in probable reserves (141,000 tonnes).”
Ricus Grimbeek
PRESIDENT AND CEO, TREVALI
Trevali Mining examines the challenges of mining in the time of COVID-19 and how efforts to reduce costs have been rewarded.
Chris Frostad
PRESIDENT & CEO, PUREPOINT URANIUM GROUP
With stronger uranium fundamentals, activity in the Athabasca basin is set to increase.
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