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Aberdeen International Inc T.AAB

Alternate Symbol(s):  AABVF

Aberdeen International Inc. (Aberdeen) is a Canada-based global resource investment company and merchant bank. The Company is focused on small capitalization companies in the rare metals and renewable energy sectors. Aberdeen’s primary investment objective is to realize returns by investing in pre-IPO and/or early-stage public resource companies with undeveloped or undervalued quality resources. The Company’s strategy is to optimize the return on its investments over a 24 to 36-month investment time frame. The Company’s investment portfolio consists of nine publicly traded investments and 14 privately held investments. The Company focuses on augmenting its investment strategy with a focus on renewable energies, particularly the hydrogen sector. The Company has investments in industries, such as base metals, lithium/energy, health, precious metals, agriculture, clean energy, and others.


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Post by texasbobon Jun 17, 2010 11:25am
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Did someone say Dacha? :-)

Did someone say Dacha? :-)

EU warns on metals shortages

EU warns on metals shortages. Photo: Bloomberg

The European Commission (EC) has sounded the alarm about a loomingshortage of some critical metals. The warning comes just one monthafter a similar message from the US Government Accountability Office(GAO).

Based on the findings of a special report published thisweek, the EC will recommend that the European Union (EU) increase itssupport for exploration of a group of metals, and improve incentivesfor recycling.

In May, the GAO told Congress that the USdefence-contracting sector has been "woefully neglectful of itsraw-material supply chain". As both the EC and GAO reports note, Chinacontrols the future availability of many metals that are crucial toindustrial growth and/or military weapons.

The EC warningcoincides with publication of a report from the British GeologicalSurvey (BGS) on REE shortages. The BGS notes that these metals "play avital and increasing role in a wide range of consumer electronics, inenvironmental technologies and in military applications".

Details in this week's Mining Journal.
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