Power Metal Resources #POW – Alan Green talks to CEO Paul Johnson August 27, 2021 – Posted in: Blog

Power Metal Resources #POW CEO Paul Johnson talks to Alan Green about his major commitment to the company and the 74.5m shares he, his family and Value Generation Ltd hold in the business. Paul discusses how the IPO process will generate value for shareholders, and for POW. Finally Paul updates on all key projects including the Silver Peak project in British Columbia, the Hemlo-Schreiber Gold belt project, the Goldconda and Stonewall project in Nevada, and…

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Power Metal Resources #POW – Business Update June 30th 2021 June 30, 2021 – Posted in: Blog

Power Metal Resources #POW CEO Paul Johnson provides some background to the business update announced by the company today. Paul updates on all key projects including Red Rock #RRR Australasia RRAL JV in Victoria, Paterson Province FDR Australia. He looks at the African portfolio including the Botswana Molopo Farms Project, Kalahari Copper Belt South Ghanzi Acacia and Morula prospects and Ditau joint ventures with Kavango Resources #KAV, the Tanzania Haneti Nickel JV with Katoro Gold…

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Alan Green talks to Power Metal Resources #POW CEO Paul Johnson – Building a Mid-Tier Business April 13, 2021 – Posted in: Blog

Power Metal Resources #POW CEO Paul Johnson and Alan Green discuss the strategic aims of POW before looking at progress across key projects during Q1 and upcoming development milestones for Q2. Paul updates on the Red Rock #RRR Australasia RRAL JV in Victoria, plus Paterson Province options in Australia, the Botswana KCB and Ditau joint ventures with Kavango Resources #KAV and the drilling results from the Molopo Farms project. The Haneti Nickel JV with Katoro…

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Cadence Minerals and the next Commodity Supercycle February 27, 2021 – Posted in: Blog

There is little doubt that historians will conclude that the global impact of COVID-19 represents the worst crisis since the Great Depression. The pandemic is leaving deep and enduring scars on the global economy, taxing health and medical services to the limit, depriving children of education, while decimating sectors of commerce and industry and in particular leisure and travel. But history has shown on numerous occasions that the indomitable human spirit has a remarkable capacity…

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Power Metal Resources #POW – Discovering Large Scale Metal Deposits Around The World February 5, 2021 – Posted in: Blog

Brand CEO Alan Green talks to Power Metal Resources #POW CEO Paul Johnson. Paul lays out the medium and long term strategy. for the company, before running through each project, including the Red Rock #RRR Australasia RRAL JV, Paterson Province Australia, the Botswana KCB and Ditau joint ventures with Kavango Resources #KAV, & Molopo Farms project, the Cameroon Cobalt project, the Canada Silver Peak and new Hemlo Gold belt projects, the DRC Kisinka Copper project,…

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IRR CEO Vincent Mascolo talks to Alan Green about today’s Zaranou Gold Project update April 28, 2020 – Posted in: Blog

Vincent Mascolo, CEO of AIM listed IronRidge Resources (AIM: IRR) joins Alan Green of Novus Communications to talk about today’s update on the Zaranou Gold Project on the Ivory Coast. Vincent also covers the latest developments across the company’s other projects including the Ewoyaa Lithium Project, and provides three key takeaway points for investors.

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Tertiary Minerals #TYM – Pyramid Gold Project Update February 18, 2020 – Posted in: Blog

Tertiary Minerals plc is pleased to provide the following update on its plans to drill test the Pyramid Gold Project in Nevada, USA.   Pyramid Project Highlights: Drill contract tenders received and preferred contractor identified Drone photogrammetric survey completed to control drilling and future exploration Initial drilling will seek to confirm priority epithermal vein drill target: Drill hole PYR 9 – intersected visible gold and assayed 1.52m grading 17.8 g/t Au from 94.5m down hole…

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