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Technology Minerals Plc #TM1 – EA Approves Lithium-ion Battery Recycling Plant
Technology Minerals Plc (LSE: TM1), the first listed UK company focused on creating a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, is pleased to announce that its 48.25% owned battery recycling business, Recyclus Group Ltd (“Recyclus”), has received final clearance from the Environment Agency (“EA”) to commence full operations at its lithium-ion (“Li-ion”) battery recycling plant in Wolverhampton, West Midlands. Recyclus has also been awarded Approved Battery Treatment Operator (“ABTO”) status by the EA, allowing it to commence recycling operations immediately, with on-site treatment and processing of spent Li-ion batteries.
The EA permit allows Recyclus a daily storage limit of 140 m3 (c.100 tonnes) and to process up to 22,000 tonnes of Li-ion batteries per annum. It is expected that 8,300 tonnes will be processed in the first year, utilising a single shift pattern of labour during the standard working week. Applications for licence variations to operate additional shifts will be considered in due course as will the potential to increase processing capability.
The approval from the EA for the Wolverhampton plant is a major milestone for Recyclus, making it the first industrial scale plant in the UK with the capability to recycle Li-ion batteries. Operations will commence on completion of the fire prevention systems installation which is expected shortly. This will be followed immediately by a plant commissioning phase, which is expected to commence in June this year.
Following commencement of operations, Recyclus anticipates the receipt of gate fees for collection and storage of Li-ion batteries, and from the sale of black mass, produced from the recycling process. Black mass contains critical battery metals that can be sold back into the battery supply chain.
Recyclus owns the IP for both the process and the plant which is designed to process most Li-ion battery types. Recyclus will manufacture all plants, including those designed specifically for OEM clients, here in the UK. Recyclus’s aim is to increase the UK processing capability to c.50,000 tonnes per annum through the construction of five more Li-ion recycling plants.
BIS Research latest study, Black Mass Recycling Market – A Global and Regional Analysis, states the global black mass recycling market, valued at $9.22bn in 2022, is projected to reach $53 bn by 2031.
Robin Brundle, Chairman of Technology Minerals, said: “We are pleased to announce that we have received final EA approval to commence full automated operations at our Li-ion battery recycling plant in Wolverhampton. This is a significant moment for the Company and the UK. The Wolverhampton plant has become the first facility in the UK with the capability to recycle Li-ion batteries on an industrial scale.
“Given the global shift towards electrification and the growing demand for Li-ion batteries, we believe we have a compelling first mover advantage in this burgeoning market. Our aim is to establish enduring partnerships with businesses and organisations, both in the UK and internationally, offering them an environmentally friendly solution for their end-of-life batteries. With feedstock stored and ready to be processed, everything is in place to ramp up operations at the facility and start generating revenues.”
Enquiries
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Technology Minerals Plc |
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Robin Brundle, Executive Chairman Alexander Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer |
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Oberon Investments Limited |
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Nick Lovering, Adam Pollock |
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Gracechurch Group |
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Harry Chathli, Alexis Gore, Rebecca Scott |
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Technology Minerals Plc
Technology Minerals is developing the UK’s first listed company, providing a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, using cutting-edge technology to recycle, recover, and re-use battery technologies for a renewable energy future. Technology Minerals is focused on extracting raw materials required for Li-ion batteries, whilst solving the ecological issue of spent Li-ion batteries, by recycling them for re-use by battery manufacturers. As with the increasing global demand for battery metals to supply electrification increases, the group will explore, mine, and recycle metals from spent batteries. Further information on Technology Minerals is available at www.technologyminerals.co.uk
Recyclus Group Ltd
The demand for the raw materials used in battery manufacturing is anticipated to increase substantially. Recyclus Group provides a national recycling initiative that supports the transition to carbon neutrality. Recyclus Group’s battery recycling capacity will prove essential in the shift from fossil fuels to electric transportation. Through its strategic support from Technology Minerals, Recyclus is an integral component to the recycling of lithium-ion and lead-acid batteries and is a significant contributor towards the circular economy of battery metals. Further information on Recyclus Group is available at www.recyclusgroup.com
On the Vox Market Podcast, Alan Green discusses #OTMP OnTheMarket, #ROO Deliveroo and #TM1 Technology Minerals
On the Vox Market Podcast, Alan Green discusses #OTMP OnTheMarket, #ROO Deliveroo and #TM1 Technology Minerals
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#TM1 Technology Minerals – Update on Cameroon Licences/OEL SPA
Further to the announcement on 23 February 2022, Technology Minerals Plc (LSE: TM1), the first UK company focused on creating a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, announces the following update in respect of the OEL Share Purchase Agreement (“OEL SPA”) as referred to in the Company’s Prospectus.
By way of background, at Admission on 17 November 2021, Technology Minerals acquired all the issued shares of Onshore Energy Limited (“OEL”) from its shareholders (“OEL Vendors”). OEL’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Technology Minerals Cameroon Limited (“TMC”), applied for five exploration permits in Cameroon. As these were not granted prior to Admission, the purchase price and accordingly the issue of New Ordinary Shares to OEL Vendors were reduced by 20% until such time as all five permits are granted, provided that the date of grant was no later than 31 December 2021. Accordingly, the Directors reserved 84,000,000 ordinary shares in the Company to issue to the OEL Vendors providing the permits were granted no later than 31 December 2021.
As announced on 23 February 2022, the Company received copies of all permits concerned and instructed independent Cameroon legal counsel to verify the validity of the permits. Legal counsel has now concluded it was not possible for the five permits to be legally granted to TMC under Cameroonian law and therefore the permits are not valid. As a result of that advice, the Company will not be issuing the 84,000,000 ordinary shares to the OEL Vendors. The Company is now taking steps so that the permits will be valid under Cameroon law.
The Directors of the Company accept responsibility for this announcement.
For further information please contact:
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Technology Minerals Limited |
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Robin Brundle, Executive Chairman Alexander Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer |
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Arden Partners Plc |
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Ruari McGirr, George Morgan |
+44 207 614 5900 |
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Luther Pendragon |
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Harry Chathli, Alexis Gore, John Bick |
+44 20 7618 9100 |
#TM1 Technology Minerals – Recyclus Receives Battery Testbed System
Technology Minerals Plc (LSE: TM1), the first listed UK company focused on creating a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, is pleased to announce that its 49% owned battery recycling business, Recyclus Group Ltd (“Recyclus”), has received three lithium battery (“LIB”) testbed systems designed to measure a range of different battery chemistries of different sizes at its Wolverhampton site.
The LIB testbeds give Recyclus the operational capability to test the effective capacity of battery packs from a range of EV and industrial usages as well as for degradation or damage at the cell level. By charging and discharging batteries to measure capacity and capture stored energy it can also perform a number of other critical performance test criteria. The ability to discharge stored energy unlocks future opportunities to feed energy back into the national grid and for use on-site.
This testing capability enables Recyclus to grade batteries and access the reuse market for batteries alongside recycling. The tested battery packs will be sorted into one of three categories: the first are suitable for reuse as they are, the second are defective and need to be recycled, and the third are a split with some cells being retrievable and others not. It creates an opportunity for Recyclus to send suitable batteries back into alternative repurposed applications, depending on their condition and test results.
With UK Government estimates suggesting that there could be almost 28 million EVs on the UK’s roads by 2035,1 a substantial number of battery cells are likely to reach end-of-life that are suitable for reuse for different applications, representing a significant market opportunity beyond recycling.
Robin Brundle, Chairman of Technology Minerals, said: “This testing capability is another key development for Recyclus designed to create an additional potential new revenue stream by unlocking more of the value-chain in the battery circular economy .
“We are constantly exploring new avenues to expand under our circular economy strategy, and this represents a significant milestone for us in developing our capability for recycling and reuse of batteries, and our ability to harness otherwise wasted energy. Implementing these systems into our process will help to maximise the lifespan of batteries and minimise energy waste.”
Jonathan Regan, Senior Battery Engineer of Recyclus, said: “Developing this function will allow us to work with manufacturers to increase the amount of carbon offset from the batteries’ production by extending their working life through repurposing into alternative applications , supporting the transition to net-zero, and supporting future and current legislative targets.”
Enquiries
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Technology Minerals Plc |
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Robin Brundle, Executive Chairman Alexander Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer |
+44 20 7618 9100
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Arden Partners Plc |
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Ruari McGirr, George Morgan |
+44 207 614 5900 |
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Luther Pendragon |
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Harry Chathli, Alexis Gore, John Bick |
+44 20 7618 9100 |
#TM1 Technology Minerals – Completed Sale of 10% Interest in US Projects
Technology Minerals (LSE: TM1), the first listed UK company focused on creating a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, announces that further to its announcement on 6 May 2022, the Company has completed the sale of an initial 10 per cent interest in the Company’s registered claims in its wholly owned US cobalt/copper projects; the Blackbird Creek Project and Emperium Project (collectively “the Properties”), Lemhi County, Idaho, United States of America, to Bluebird Metals LLC (“the Buyer”) for a cash consideration of £900,000.
The sale agreement also includes a proposed option for the Buyer to acquire a further 20 per cent interest in the Properties for a further cash consideration of £1.8m. The option is exercisable within a 6-month period from the date of the signing of the detailed Purchase Agreement regarding the Proposed Sale.
Alex Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer of Technology Minerals, said: “We are delighted to complete the sale of a minority interest in our US cobalt/copper assets which is a strong endorsement of the potential of the Blackbird Creek and Emperium Projects. The agreement validates our strategy of advancing our junior mining assets up the value curve to attract partners and unlock significant potential value that can be added to the Company’s portfolio.”
Background: Blackbird and Emperium Projects
The Blackbird Creek Project is located within the Idaho Cobalt Belt (“ICB”), a 60 km long metallogenic district characterised by stratiform/tabular Co-Cu deposits. The ICB is hosted in the Mesoproterozoic Belt Supergroup (1,470 Ma and 1,370 Ma), juxtaposed between later Proterozoic (1,370 Ma) quartz monzonitic intrusions.
The Emperium Project covers approximately 55km² in east-central Idaho, making it one of the largest land positions in the Idaho Cobalt Belt. To date, there has been limited exploration conducted on the property in the form of lithogeochemical (rock) sampling, and satellite image interpretation.
Related Party Transaction
The sale and grant of option are deemed to be related party transactions for the purposes of DTR 7.3 as Chang Oh Turkmani, a beneficial owner of the Buyer, is also a Non-Executive Director of Technology Minerals Plc and beneficial owner of 55,555,556 ordinary shares amounting to 4.37% of the issued shares in the Company.
The Directors of the Company accept responsibility for this announcement.
For further information please contact:
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Technology Minerals Plc |
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Robin Brundle, Executive Chairman Alexander Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer |
+44 20 7618 9100 |
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Arden Partners Plc |
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Ruari McGirr, George Morgan |
+44 207 614 5900 |
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Luther Pendragon |
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Harry Chathli, Alexis Gore, John Bick |
+44 20 7618 9100 |
#SVML Sovereign Metals – Five AIM-listed EV & Battery Metals Companies to Watch
London’s AIM has long been home to world-class junior commodities explorers and producers. As we approach what could be a multi-year commodities super-cycle, London’s junior market is anticipated to provide a hotbed of opportunities to capture any upside in metals prices.
The main driver of any potential commodities super-cycle will likely be the pursuit of Climate Change goals and the demand associated with green technologies. These technologies include renewable power generation, power storage, and electric vehicles, to name a few.
There is a growing disparity between current levels of production and demand forecasts to the extent:
- Lithium is set for a structural supply deficit for the rest of this decade
- Copper demand for the production of EVs will hit 2.9mt within a decade
- Nickel demand for use in EVs will likely outstrip supply within five years
- Graphite is likely already in a supply deficit with demand only set to increase
In this report, Kemeny Capital highlights five AIM-listed companies exploring for, or producing, battery metals.
#TM1 Technology Minerals – Proposed Sale of 10% Interest in US Projects
Technology Minerals (LSE: TM1), the first listed UK company focused on creating a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, announces that it has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) for the Proposed Sale (“Proposed Sale”) of an initial 10 per cent interest in the Company’s registered claims in its wholly owned US cobalt/copper projects; the Blackbird Creek Project and Emperium Project (collectively “the Properties”), Lemhi County, Idaho, United States of America, to Bluebird Metals LLC (“Bluebird” or “the Buyer”) for a cash consideration of £900,000. The MOU is legally binding in certain material respects.
Background: Blackbird and Emperium Projects
The Blackbird Creek Project is located within the Idaho Cobalt Belt (“ICB”), a 60 km long metallogenic district characterised by stratiform/tabular Co-Cu deposits. The ICB is hosted in the Mesoproterozoic Belt Supergroup (1,470 Ma and 1,370 Ma), juxtaposed between later Proterozoic (1,370 Ma) quartz monzonitic intrusions.
The Emperium Project covers approximately 55km² in east-central Idaho, making it one of the largest land positions in the Idaho Cobalt Belt. To date, there has been limited exploration conducted on the property in the form of lithogeochemical (rock) sampling, and satellite image interpretation.
Technology Minerals registered claims in the Properties comprise:
· 158 registered claims comprising approximately 3,175 acres, all located at the Blackbird Creek Property; and
· 694 registered claims comprising approximately 13,720 acres all located in the Emperium Project, Lemhi County, Idaho, United States of America.
The MOU also includes a proposed option for the Buyer to acquire a further 20 per cent interest in the Properties for a further cash consideration of £1.8m. The option will be exercisable within a 6-month period from the date of the signing of the detailed Purchase Agreement regarding the Proposed Sale.
Alex Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer of Technology Minerals, said: “The proposed sale of a minority interest in our US projects is in line with our group strategy to progressively deliver value from our portfolio of junior mining assets. The Blackbird Creek and Emperium Projects form part of our exploration strategy to advance assets up the value chain with the aim of creating additional value in the Company for our shareholders.”
Related Party transaction
The Proposed Sale and grant of option are deemed to be related party transactions for the purposes of DTR 7.3 as Chang Oh Turkmani, a beneficial owner of the Buyer, is also a Non-Executive Director of Technology Minerals Plc and beneficial owner of 55,555,556 ordinary shares amounting to 4.37% of the issued shares in the Company.
The Directors of the Company accept responsibility for this announcement.
For further information please contact:
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Technology Minerals Plc |
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Robin Brundle, Executive Chairman Alexander Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer |
+44 20 7618 9100 |
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Arden Partners Plc |
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Ruari McGirr, George Morgan |
+44 207 614 5900 |
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Luther Pendragon |
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Harry Chathli, Alexis Gore, John Bick |
+44 20 7618 9100 |
#TM1 Technology Minerals – Recyclus appoints Group Managing Director
Technology Minerals Plc (LSE: TM1), the first listed UK company focused on creating a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, is pleased to announce that its 49% owned battery recycling business, Recyclus Group Ltd (“Recyclus”), has appointed Matthew Taylor as Group Managing Director.
Matthew has over 40 years’ experience working in senior management roles, across a number of key industrial and manufacturing sectors in the UK, including avionics, automotive, consumer and professional power tools, power generation engineering, marine and aero engineering. He was formally General Manager at a leading UK-based specialist aerospace metals group to the international aerospace sector, where under his leadership, revenues underwent an increase of 40 per cent and gross margins were improved by 100 per cent.
He was principal consultant at Smith Kenyon Ltd, a leading business transformation specialist, for 18 years working successfully on transformation projects with leading industrial companies in the UK and internationally. Projects included operations and supply chain management, strategic evaluations, specialist procurement evaluations and strategies, business development and design and implementation of manufacturing operations.
Former roles also include a main board member at Cummins Power Generation with the brief to transform supply chain, operations and global purchasing, with plants in UK, China, India, Mexico, Singapore, USA, Germany and Romania. With global sales and distribution, Cummins Power Generation is a global manufacturer, distributor and brand leader in the international power generation engineering sector with a $2bn turnover and a division of Cummins Inc. with $6bn annualised turnover.
Matthew holds a BSc Management, Engineering, Production and Economics, MBA and is a PRINCE2 practitioner and 6 Sigma trained.
Matthew Taylor, Group Managing Director of Recyclus, said : “It’s great to formally join the team at Recyclus at such a formative stage in the company’s evolution and particularly as we enter the first growth stage of the business. The team are well versed in how the proprietary technology at play here can form such an important role in the UK battery ecosystem as we take on the lead role in the industrial scale-up in lithium-ion battery recycling. I look forward to joining the team and driving the development of solutions for battery testing and take-back recycling, with a clear focus on surpassing our customer’s needs and requirements.”
Robin Brundle, Chairman of Technology Minerals and Director of Recyclus, said : “Matthew is well-practised in building transformational businesses in key industrial sectors and his appointment comes at a very appropriate stage for Recyclus Group. He comes to us with a very strong track record in successfully achieving his commercial goals, and his sector experience mirrors that of the main industrial sectors for Recyclus.”
Enquiries
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Technology Minerals Plc |
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Robin Brundle, Executive Chairman Alexander Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer |
+44 20 7618 9100 |
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Arden Partners Plc |
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Ruari McGirr, George Morgan |
+44 207 614 5900 |
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Luther Pendragon |
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Harry Chathli, Alexis Gore, John Bick |
+44 20 7618 9100 |
#TM1 Technology Minerals – Exploration Update on the Asturmet Project
Exploration Update on the Asturmet Cu-Co-Ni Project, Asturias, NW Spain
Deposit characterisation sampling confirms high grade mineralisation at the underground Aramo Mine
Technology Minerals Plc (LSE: TM1), the first listed UK company focused on creating a sustainable circular economy for battery metals, is pleased to announce initial results from a due diligence lithogeochemical characterisation sampling survey at its 100% owned Aramo Copper-Cobalt-Nickel (“Cu-Co-Ni”) Project in Asturias, NW Spain.
Highlights
· Due diligence sampling collected in November 2021 has confirmed high grade Cu-Co-Ni mineralisation at the historic Aramo mine on the St Patrick Licence
· A total of 79 samples were collected on the licence during the campaign, including 53 samples underground at the Aramo Mine on Level 3 in four historical partially stoped areas
· Field programmes are ongoing at the project with a more expansive exploration campaign planned for the St. Patrick Licence in the coming months
A selection of best results include:
Table 1: List of selected results from the characterisation sampling programme
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SAMPLE ID |
LOCATION |
LEVEL |
WORKING |
SAMPLE_TYPE |
Co_OG62 % |
Cu_OG62 % |
Ni_OG62 % |
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AES49848 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Stope B |
Stope Scree |
0.50 |
0.35 |
0.14 |
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AES49852 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Stope B |
Stope Scree |
0.18 |
20.60 |
0.83 |
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AES49853 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Stope B |
Stope Scree |
0.25 |
5.31 |
0.51 |
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AES49855 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Stope B |
Stope Scree |
0.42 |
2.07 |
0.10 |
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AES49858 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Stope B |
Stope Scree |
0.39 |
28.30 |
1.68 |
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AES49860 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Stope B |
Stope Scree |
0.50 |
0.63 |
0.08 |
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AES43409 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Stope B |
Stope Scree |
0.45 |
17.00 |
1.01 |
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AES49896 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Stope B |
Stope Scree |
0.49 |
16.55 |
0.40 |
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AES43401 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Stope C |
O\C – Wall rock |
1.88 |
13.25 |
1.10 |
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AES49866 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3.5 |
Stope A |
Stope Scree |
0.39 |
1.58 |
0.10 |
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AES49869 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3.5 |
Stope A |
Stope Scree |
0.50 |
4.27 |
0.14 |
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AES49871 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3.5 |
Stope A |
Stope Scree |
0.39 |
10.05 |
0.55 |
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AES49875 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3.5 |
Stope A |
Stope Scree |
0.35 |
5.11 |
0.29 |
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AES43411 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3.5 |
Stope A |
Stope Scree |
0.20 |
5.01 |
0.42 |
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AES49838 |
Aramo Mine |
Level 3 |
Loc-3 |
Float |
0.16 |
>50 |
0.80 |
Asturmet Project
The Company holds 100% of the Aramo Project through its 100% wholly-owned subsidiary, LRH Resources Limited (“LRHR”), and LRHR’s 100% wholly-owned subsidiary Asturmet Recursós S.L. (“Asturmet”).
The Asturmet Project consists of seven exploration permits or P.I. (Permiso del Investigación): St. Patrick (P.I. 30858), St. Andrew (P.I. 30869), St. David (P.I. 30870), Astur A (P.I. 30864), Astur B (P.I. 30865), Astur C (P.I. 30866) and Astur D (P.I. 30868). The licences cover a total area of approximately 461 km2. The St Patrick licence (which covers the historic Aramo Mine), was issued to Asturmet in June 2018. The remaining licences are due to be issued imminently by the Spanish Ministry.
Local Geology
The Cu-Co-Ni Project is classed as an epithermal carbonate hosted deposit and lies within the western closure of the Cantabrian Orocline Fold and Thrust Belt. The Aramo Mine is located within what is termed the Aramo “Caliza de Montana” stratigraphic unit comprising of organic rich limestones. Mineralisation is broadly confined to wide alteration zones with more localised east – west orientated high grade veins and stockwork mineralisation. The alteration zones, which are themselves pervasively mineralised, are interpreted to form extensive “pipe-like” bodies with significant vertical development at major fault intersection planes. These zones develop laterally outwards along individual faults creating the so called “Filon” zones. Lower angled stratigraphic bedding within the host limestones within the pipelike zones appear to create flatter zones or lenses of alteration and mineralisation with a 30-40 degree orientation dipping westwards.
The Aramo Mine
The Aramo mine was most recently in production from 1948 and ceased production in 1953. It has remained dormant for the last 69 years. The mine closed during a period of weak copper prices and a declining Dow Jones index for commodities. The mine has several mineralised zones with extensive alteration and associated Cu-Co-Ni mineralisation at a number of levels over a known vertical extent of 530-m whilst westwards, there lies a further 200-m of vertical prospective stratigraphy above the mine and to the west below the plateau.
Aims of the Sampling
The study involved accessing historical mine workings associated with the Aramo Mine at the accessible upper levels, in particular at the Level 3 elevation (1177m O.D.) to complete a mineral and alteration characterisation study, the full results of the sampling are presented in Table 2. The primary zone sampled comprised the St. Pedro Filon, a 30-40m wide (partially mined) alteration zone which dips westwards at 35-40 degrees. Three stopes within this zone were accessed and a selection of both wall rock and blasted stope piles were sampled.
The characterisation study aimed to collect a broad range of mineralisation and alteration types to better understand the paragenetic model for the deposit and to identify structural controls on the mineralisation. The majority of samples were collected from blasted stope material within the stopes with a selection of wall rock samples in the hanging wall and the footwall of the stoped areas where it was possible.
Results
A total of 79 samples were collected during the campaign and included 53 samples collected at the Aramo Mine on Level 3 in four different stoped areas (as reported here). A further 17 prospecting samples were also collected at locations on the plateau above the mine. These form part of a broader in-progress programme of ongoing sampling in association with characterisation of both rocks and soils for an ongoing hyperspectral remote sensing study. These results will be compiled and assimilated and reported in due course, along with the results of the Remote Sensing Study. A further seven samples comprised QAQC samples which were submitted along with the geochemical samples.
All samples followed a strict sampling and chain of custody process and were analysed by ALS Laboratories in Loughrea, County Galway, Ireland. Samples were analysed by four-acid ICP-AES analysis.
Further work
Field programmes are ongoing at the project with a full and more expansive exploration programme planned for the St. Patrick Licence in the coming months, which includes geological mapping and sampling, remote sensing analysis and geophysics.
Alex Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer of Technology Minerals, said: “We are pleased the initial results from our sampling survey at the historic Aramo mine within the St Patrick licence has confirmed high grade Copper-Cobalt-Nickel mineralisation. In the coming months we plan to expand our exploration campaign which will help us continue to gain a better understanding the full potential of the project. The Asturmet Project forms part of our wider strategy to move forward and advance multiple exploration campaigns across our portfolio of mineral resource projects focused on cobalt, copper, nickel, manganese, and lithium.”
Competent Person
All scientific and technical information in this announcement has been prepared under the supervision of EuroGeol Vaughan Williams M.Sc. P.Geo (a Principal of Aurum Exploration Services who currently provides exploration services to LRHR), and a “qualified person” within the meaning of National Instrument 43-101.Vaughan Williams is also company secretary of LRHR and a Director of LRHR’s Spanish subsidiary Asturmet.
The Directors of the Company accept responsibility for this announcement.
For further information please visit www.technologyminerals.co.uk , @TechnologyMinerals on Twitter, or contact:
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Technology Minerals Plc |
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Alex Stanbury, Chief Executive Officer Lester Kemp, Chief Operating Officer Wilson Robb, Chief Technical Officer |
+44 20 7618 9100 |
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Arden Partners Plc |
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Ruari McGirr, George Morgan |
+44 207 614 5900 |
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Luther Pendragon |
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Harry Chathli, Alexis Gore, John Bick |
+44 20 7618 9100 |