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Rathdowney Resources Ltd V.RTH

Alternate Symbol(s):  RATHF

Rathdowney Resources Ltd. is a Canadian company, which is primarily focused on developing and permitting its 100%-owned Olza zinc-lead-silver development project in Poland. The Olza zinc-lead-silver development project is located in the Upper Silesian Mining District of Poland, historical drilling indicated the presence of extensive Mississippi Valley-Type zinc-lead deposits in the project area. Project Olza is located north of the nearby Pomerzany Mine. The Company intends to advance project evaluation and development planning and to support permitting as outlined for projects in Poland.


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Post by edxon Jan 26, 2016 1:01am
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Get used to bad macro news

Get used to bad macro newsHere's more. Steel cuts = less zinc consumption. How much this affects the zinc market, well who knows really but galvanizing steel has consitently been represented as ~50% of zinc consumption.

https://news.xinhuanet.com/english/2016-01/25/c_135044264.htm

Industrial closures are on the horizon. Crude steel production capacity will be cut by 100 to 150 million tonnes, while coal production will be reduced by "a relatively large amount," the State Council said in a statement released Sunday without elaborating on a time frame.

The steel production slash could translate into the loss of jobs for up to 400,000 workers, estimated Li Xinchuang, head of China Metallurgical Industry Planning and Research Institute.

Li said more people will be affected in the upstream and downstream industries.

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