Solid Resources
TSXV - SRW
OTCQX - SLDRF
Shares Outstanding - 93.9 million
Fully Diluted - 129.7 million
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Today, Solid Resources posted a new 3D animation, which provides investors with an in-depth overview of its Spanish Rare Metals property. The project hosts Tantalum ($150/lb concentrate), Tin ($10/lb), Lithium (1%=22lb/$2.50/lb), Niobium, Rubidium, and Cesium.
Click below to watch the video.
Also, the company announced that for a second year in a row the Spanish Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade has granted Solid the maximum subsidy for work committed in 2012. Last year the company received 20 cents back for every dollar is spent on the ground in Spain.
During 2012, the company intends to substantially increase the resource estimates on the concession with an extensive 6,000 m drill program. Information gained from the 2011 program has given Solid an exploration target of reaching over 50 million tonnes in the coming year, not including the northern zone (Presqueiras). Should the company be successful, this would conservatively produce an economical mine with a lifespan of over thirty years.
To view the full news release, please click here.
TSXV - SRW
OTCQX - SLDRF
Shares Outstanding - 93.9 million
Fully Diluted - 129.7 million
--------------------------------------
Today, Solid Resources posted a new 3D animation, which provides investors with an in-depth overview of its Spanish Rare Metals property. The project hosts Tantalum ($150/lb concentrate), Tin ($10/lb), Lithium (1%=22lb/$2.50/lb), Niobium, Rubidium, and Cesium.
Click below to watch the video.
Also, the company announced that for a second year in a row the Spanish Ministry of Industry, Tourism and Trade has granted Solid the maximum subsidy for work committed in 2012. Last year the company received 20 cents back for every dollar is spent on the ground in Spain.
During 2012, the company intends to substantially increase the resource estimates on the concession with an extensive 6,000 m drill program. Information gained from the 2011 program has given Solid an exploration target of reaching over 50 million tonnes in the coming year, not including the northern zone (Presqueiras). Should the company be successful, this would conservatively produce an economical mine with a lifespan of over thirty years.
To view the full news release, please click here.
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