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Commerce Resources Corp. Completes 22 Drill Holes at the Ashram Rare Earth Deposit
VANCOUVER, April 15, 2015 /CNW/ - Commerce Resources Corp. (TSXv: CCE, FSE: D7H) (the "Company" or "Commerce") is pleased to provide an update on the drill program underway at its 100% owned Ashram Rare Earth Deposit located in northern Quebec. To date, a total of 22 drill holes, for approximately 2,650 m, have been completed, including both NQ and HQ drill core size.

The 2015 winter/spring field program is composed of resource infill drilling, geotechnical drilling and downhole surveying, as well as hydrogeological drill hole testing. The primary goals of the program are to increase the resource confidence from the current interred category to the indicated and/or measured categories with infill drilling, as well as to complete all geotechnical/geomechanical and hydrogeological work required for the ongoing Pre-feasibility Study (PFS)...
...first seven drill holes (EC15-110 through 117) have arrived at Activation Laboratories in Ancaster, ON and will be analyzed for rare earths by ICP-MS, as well as for fluorine by Fusion ISE. Results will be released as they are received.    

www.newswire.ca/en/story/1518005/...-ashram-rare-earth-deposit
hattip iwanooze

die gleiche Meldung von der alten Frau Junker und 2 Axino-Abnehmern, dann haben wir es ja wohl.

Meine Güte.

Sieht gut aus. Chris is guter Laune. Dann wird ja bald was kommen.

nicht wundern, wenn er von Mary-Jane Junker 'ne Warenprobe erhalten hat

great find!

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als kleine Reminiszenz an gewisse Zeiten...

- an gewisse Zeiten
- von gewissen Kreisen

- zu gewissen Situationen

- an gewisse Adressen

Treffer - versenkt ....

Commerce Resources treibt Arbeiten an Machbarkeitsstudie voran

Geschrieben von Björn Junker • 15. April 2015 •
Die kanadische Seltene Erden-Gesellschaft Commerce Resources (WKN A0J2Q3 / TSXv CCE) schreitet mit den Arbeiten an der Machbarkeitsstudie zu ihrer Ashram-Lagerstätte wie geplant voran. Das Unternehmen hat nun zahlreiche Bohrungen fertig gestellt, mit denen unter anderem die bisher geschlussfolgerten Ressourcen in die höheren Zuversichtskategorien angezeigt und/oder gemessen überführt werden sollen.

Darüber hinaus will Commerce mit diesen Bohrungen alle geotechnischen und hydrogeologischen Arbeiten, die für die Machbarkeitsstudie benötigt werden, abschließen. Dazu gehört, dass man die Beschaffenheit des Untergrunds an der Stelle untersucht, die für die Errichtung des Auffangbeckens östlich der Lagerstätte vorgesehen ist. Die bisherigen Ergebnisse deuten an, dass die untersuchte Stelle für die Errichtung des Auffangbeckens günstig wäre. Derzeit ist sie die bevorzugte von vier möglichen Optionen...

...Proben aus den ersten Bohrungen sind bereits im Labor – Activation Laboratories in Ancaster, Ontario – eingetroffen und werden dort auf ihren Selten Erden-Gehalt sowie auf Fluor getestet. Die Ergebnisse werden veröffentlicht, sobald Commerce sie vorliegen hat.

Die erste Phase des Untersuchungsprogramms für 2015 (Winter / Frühling) dürfte nach Aussage des Unternehmens im Mai abgeschlossen werden und die zweite Phase im Juli beginnen. Dann wird man sich auf die restlichen Bestimmungsbohrungen, die Bewertung der Infrastruktur auf dem Minengelände und abschließende hydrologische Tests konzentrieren, die für die Machbarkeitsstudie zu Ashram benötigt werden.

www.goldinvest.de/index.php/...-machbarkeitsstudie-voran-32310

www.comdirect.de/inf/waehrungen/detail/...eSpan=3M&e&

www.actlabs.com/

www.ontarioprospectors.com/...ls-symposium-turning-the-corner/

www.27iags.com/

Kleimi aufwachen, sonst steigts;-)

EVENT-ANKÜNDIGUNG
Am Mittwoch, den 22. April 2015, wird der Präsident von Commerce Resources Corp., Chris Grove, in Frankfurt einen Vortrag halten... steigts desshalb? Chris scheint blendend gelaunt;-)
www.rockstone-research.com/images/PDF/Commerce10de.pdf

Weitere Informationen erhalten Sie per Email an Stephan Bogner: sb@rockstone-research.com

das wär mal wieder eine Dramaturgie vom ollen Hodge seinen guten Zeiten

aber wer weiß das schon

scheinen aber n paar people drauf zocken zu wollen...

great find !

Here some other very, very interesting events, which could help CCE to update their drilling equipment:
http://miningworld-russia.primexpo.ru/en/

http://canadianminingexpo.com/home

Wenn jemand vor Ort sein sollte - Berichte bitte direkt und nur an dc2k !

dürfen kurzbehoste Bubis noch auf sein ?

Molycorp Chosen to Supply Rare Earths for Use in High-Efficiency Siemens Wind Turbine Generators
April 15, 2015 (Source: Globe Newswire) — Siemens AG (“Siemens”) has selected Molycorp, Inc. (NYSE:MCP) (“Molycorp”) to supply rare earth materials over the next 10 years from its Mountain Pass, California facility for incorporation into Siemens’ high-efficiency, direct drive wind turbine generators. Molycorp will supply rare earth materials to Shin-Etsu Chemical Co., Ltd. (“Shin-Etsu”), which will produce the rare earth magnets Siemens intends to utilize in its wind turbines.

Siemens officials noted that key factors in choosing Molycorp were Molycorp’s ability to provide greater global diversification and reliability to its supply chain, as well as the environmental and process innovations Molycorp has built into its Mountain Pass rare earth facility. Among those innovations are the facility’s ability to recycle water, regenerate the chemical reagents needed in rare earth production, generate power from a high-efficiency natural gas cogeneration power plant, and dispose of mine tailings through an innovative paste tailings system.

Siemens officials said that the magnets to be used in its direct drive wind turbines will contain reduced levels of heavy rare earth elements (HREEs), such as dysprosium. In collaboration with Siemens Wind Power, Molycorp and Shin-Etsu will improve the magnet material to reach zero HREEs, Siemens said. At the same time, Siemens added, supply chain reliability will be increased and costs will be reduced.

“The contract with Shin-Etsu and Molycorp is an important step for us in sourcing magnet materials for our direct drive wind turbines,” said Morten Rasmussen, Head of Technology at Siemens Wind Power and Renewables Division. “We strive for diversification in the sourcing of these components to improve independency from specific markets.”

investorintel.com/technology-metals-news/...rs/#comment-444039

Bank of Canada Leaves Rate Unchanged as Oil Shock Fades

April 15, 2015 (Source: Bloomberg) — The Bank of Canada kept its key interest rate unchanged and said inflation will meet the bank’s target sooner than previously forecast amid signs the damage from an oil-price shock may already be fading.

investorintel.com/market-analysis-press/...as-oil-shock-fades/

I am going through this litany to point out that Molycorp will most likely be just a supplier of didymium oxide or of Nd and Pr oxide to a Siemens supplier that will most likely make the metals and then the alloy blocks itself and machine them itself .

I want to know how far along in the supply chain Molycorp (neo) will participate? Because if Molycorp is only a supplier of separated didymium, Nd pr Pr oxide then before it delivers any material to Siemens Tier One Supplier, Shin-Etsu, it will need to be competitive with the delivered price inside China, which as of its last quarterly review, it is not.

IS SIEMENS TELLING US THAT IT WILL HAVE SHIN-ETSU MAKE MAGNET ALLOY OUTSIDE OF CHINA AND DELIVER IT TO A NON CHINESE WIND TURBINE MANUFACTURING LOCATION FOR MACHINING AND MAGNETIZING?? THAT WOULD BE BIG NEWS!

UNTIL THEN KEEP IN MIND THAT IT IS VERY UNLIKELY THAT ANYONE OF SIEMEN’S SIZE WOULD TAKE TAKE DELIVERY ANYWHERE ON A PRODUCT THAT CAN BE BOUGHT FOR LESS. THE MOLYCORP SIEMENS AGREEMENT IS MOST LIKLEY A CONDITIONAL OFF-TAKE; THE CONDITION BEING AN AGREED PRICE INDEXED TO THE “MARKET” AT A DISCOUNT FOR VOLUME, ON TIME DELIVERY, AND ADHERENCE TO SPECIFICATION.

I think that for Molycorp the above deal would be a vote of confidence by Siemens, but it is not money in the bank, and it does not “prove” the existence of any useful vertical integration by Molycorp in the wind turbine space.

Siemen’s next problem is to “broaden” (diversify) its heavy rare earth supply base for terbium and dysprosium produced outside of China.

I am watching to see which of the juniors it will give a conditional off-take for those materials.

Jack Lifton

- See more at: investorintel.com/technology-metals-news/...rs/#comment-444020

Who is in the News?

Commerce Resources Corp.
(CCE:TSX.V; D7H:FSE; CMRZF:OTCQX)
Completes 22 Drill Holes at Ashram Rare Earth Deposit (4/15/15) View Press Release

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I am watching to see which of the juniors it will give a conditional off-take for those materials.

Jack Lifton

Die Chance für CCE !
Jetzt nur noch SIEMENS überzeugen, mind. bis 2020 zu warten, dann klappt's auch mit dem offtake...
(aber die Klausel "Konventionalstrafe" lieber streichen)