Ucore Rare Metals Inc. V.UCU

“expressive secondary components”

[MajorityMob]

A streaming style deal ala Silver Wheaton would be another industry first for Ucore and a real clever deal to make but with who?

Ucore management does think outside the box comparatively. They do have minerals that they can trade on and that certainly falls in the relm of "going to the market".
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Ucore management does think outside the box comparatively. They do have minerals that they can trade on and that certainly falls in the relm of "going to the market".
Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.ucu/ucore-rare-metals-inc#7H1Pdx8bUEXZYcQV.99

Ucore management does think outside the box comparatively. They do have minerals that they can trade on and that certainly falls in the relm of "going to the market".
Read more at https://www.stockhouse.com/companies/bullboard/v.ucu/ucore-rare-metals-inc#7H1Pdx8bUEXZYcQV.99

Derm: Once we prove Solid Phase Extraction, this opens the door to a basket of revenue generating products, not just REE’s. With that being said, we might also want to look into the mineral assets that Ucore possesses by circumstance. Let’s think back to Ucore’s inception and the reason why we have such a funny name for a REE company. With Xenotime mineral deposits such as the one found at Bokan, Thorium and Uranium are the “expressive secondary components” of the mineral. The primary components being the Lanthanide series metals.

Ucore started off as a Uranium junior, but later realized that a larger opportunity existed once the drilling program began. This leads to my ultimate point: Solid phase extraction is already a proven process used to enrich uranium. I can think of more than a few end users of this mineral, especially considering the record amount of new permits being issued by the Chinese, the restart of Japans nuclear program, and dwindling world reserves.

With Uranium fetching ~18 per pound and trading relatively low, this sounds like yet another cost effective opportunity for Ucore to get creative.