C2C Metals Corp C.CTOC

Alternate Symbol(s): CTCGF

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C2C Metals Corp. is a Canada-based mineral exploration company. The Company holds a portfolio of uranium, gold and copper projects in the United States and Canada. Its projects include Codroy Uranium Project, Melinda Uranium Project, Newfoundland Gold, Lucky Joe Gold/Copper, Sonora Gulch Gold/Copper, and Blue Jay Mine Project. Its Codroy Uranium Project covers approximately 2,825 hectares (ha) and has seven documented uranium occurrences, located approximately 50 kilometers (km) north of Port aux Basque, Newfoundland. Its Lucky Joe Gold/Copper Project consists of over 548 claims covering approximately 11,453 hectares of the Dawson Mining Division located approximately 55 km due south of Dawson City, Yukon. Its Sonora Gulch Gold/Copper Project consists of over 259 mineral claims, covering approximately 5,414 hectares, located 110 km northwest of Carmacks, Yukon. The Blue Jay Mine Project lies in San Juan County, Utah, and is located in the La Sal Uranium District.

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Post by goldennorthon May 17, 2024 7:23pm

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The Demand In The US For Uranium Is Growing Fast

The demand in the US for Uranium is growing fast and C2C Metals Corp. is situated and positioned very well.

AI's Insatiable Energy Needs Boost Uranium ETFs

"The AI boom has driven a surge in demand for data center capacity to handle AI workloads and store the vast amounts of data they require. Data centers are energy-intensive, and AI applications consume even more energy than traditional computing."

US to offer up to $3.4 billion for nuclear fuel makers in June.

"The US plans to start soliciting bids worth as much as $3.4 billion to buy domestically produced nuclear reactor fuel as soon as next month, according to a government notice."

https://www.zacks.com/stock/news/2275661/ais-insatiable-energy-needs-boost-uranium-etfs

https://www.mining.com/web/us-to-offer-up-to-3-4-billion-for-nuclear-fuel-makers-in-june