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BE Resources Inc V.BER.H

Consumer Cyclical Home Furnishings & Fixtures
BE Resources Inc. is a Canada-based company. The Company was formed for the purpose of acquiring certain mineral interests and further exploring and if warranted, developing those interests. The Company is engaged in the process of repositioning its business to optimize value for shareholders.


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Comment by buyb4its2l82on Apr 26, 2011 8:02pm
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RE: RE: RE: TODAYS RELEASE confused?

RE: RE: RE: TODAYS RELEASE confused?Justdozin then if you are correct that 1 ppm=1 gram/ton then this is true..........................

1 ton = 2,000lbs
1366 ppm=1366 grams
1366 grams= 3.0115 lbs

So on this report we are saying for very 2,000 lbs of ore we are getting 3.0115 lbs of beryllium oxide that would then have to be processed into beryllium. Does anyone know if that is good or bad or just ok?

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