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Lithium Corporation Increases Claim Holdings at BC Rare Earth Prospect
Accessnewswire· 2025-10-21 10:20
ELKO, NEVADA / ACCESS Newswire / October 21, 2025 / Lithium Corporation (OTCQB:LTUM) ("the Company"), a mineral exploration company committed to advancing North America's energy independence through the domestic exploration and development of critical mineral resources, is pleased to inform shareholders that field exploration has been ongoing, with geological mapping and sampling activities presently underway at the site where enriched Rare Earth Element (REE) mineralization-including Neodymium and Dysprosi ...
Second Government Critical Mineral Study Begins at Bell Copper's Big Sandy Porphyry Copper Project in Arizona, USA
Newsfile· 2025-10-17 11:44
Second Government Critical Mineral Study Begins at Bell Copper's Big Sandy Porphyry Copper Project in Arizona, USAOctober 17, 2025 7:44 AM EDT | Source: Bell Copper CorporationVancouver, British Columbia--(Newsfile Corp. - October 17, 2025) - Bell Copper Corporation (TSXV: BCU) (OTCQB: BCUFF) ("Bell Copper" or the "Company") reports that the Arizona Geological Survey at the University of Arizona, with funding from the United States Geological Survey and the State of Arizona, has initiated a ne ...
CleanTech Acquires Significant Package of Fluorspar Projects Totaling 7,180 Acres for US$4,000,000 in Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District
Newsfile· 2025-08-12 18:56
Core Viewpoint - CleanTech Vanadium Mining Corp. has entered into a binding option-to-purchase agreement to acquire a package of Fluorspar mining projects totaling approximately 7,180 acres in Kentucky and Illinois for a total of US$4,000,000, positioning the company as a significant player in the U.S. fluorspar market [1][2][5]. Transaction Summary - The option-to-purchase agreement allows CleanTech to acquire both groups of Fluorspar Projects for US$4,000,000 or choose one group for US$2,250,000, with payments structured over several years [2][7]. Strategic District Position - The Fluorspar Projects consist of over a dozen distinct deposits with significant historic drilling, covering key segments of the Western Kentucky Fluorspar District, which has a rich production history [3][10]. - The district's geological setting and established transportation infrastructure enhance the strategic value of CleanTech's assets in an import-dependent U.S. market [4][9]. Market Overview - The global fluorspar market is heavily influenced by China, which produced over 60% of the world's fluorspar in 2024, while the U.S. fluorspar price has increased from approximately $300 per ton in 2020 to over $450 per ton in 2025 [35][36]. - China has transitioned from being a net exporter to a significant importer of fluorspar, driven by rising demand from energy storage systems [36]. Project Details - The Fluorspar Projects include several key deposits such as Campbell-Crotser, Tabb, Babb-Barnes, and Robinson-Lasher, each with substantial historic resource estimates and strategic geological positioning [12][15][19]. - The Campbell-Crotser project is highlighted as the flagship asset, with a historic resource estimate of 805,841 tons grading 37.10% CaF2 [15][16]. - The Tabb Fault system is noted for its significant scale, historically producing 30% of all fluorspar mined in the Kentucky portion of the district [19][20]. Infrastructure and Exploration - The Babb-Barnes project features complete mine infrastructure, making it immediately viable for production, with historic production totaling 145,335 tons grading 38% CaF2 [21][22]. - The Robinson-Lasher project showcases potential for zinc alongside fluorspar, with extensive exploration already conducted [23][24]. Historical Context - The Illinois-Kentucky Fluorspar District has been a focal point for fluorspar production since the late 1800s, with significant historical extraction of refined fluorspar [9][10]. - The district's geological complexity and historical production underscore its importance as a major fluorspar province globally [12][14].