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Orbite Technologies Inc EORBF

Orbite Technologies Inc is a Canada-based mineral-processing and resource development company. The firm is organised into the following segments; Specialty Products, Waste Monetization and Commodity Minerals. It produces alumina, silica, hematite, magnesium oxide, titanium oxide, smelter-grade alumina, rare earth oxides and rare metal oxides. The operation plant is based in Canada.


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Post by Smyrgalon May 01, 2013 7:07am
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Potential australian competitor

Potential australian competitor

It is not my intention to promote a potential future competitor in the HPA market, but does anyone know whether Orbite has secured patents on its proprietary process in Australia?

Hotcopper.is promoting Australian Minerals & Mining Group LTD (ASX.AKA), claiming it has patented a process similar to Orbite´s:

 

"As much as we would like to tell you all about AKA’s methods for processing Aluminous Clay into HPA, their exact process is a closely guarded secret due the patent application AKA has lodged. ...

At risk of personal injury, we did give the director of AKA a call to fish for information about AKA’s process, and ask him if AKA’s process was in any way similar to Oribite’s patented process ...

The director of AKA was able to divulge that both AKA’s and Orbite’s processes were similar, in that they both contained three key steps of

  1. Activation
  2. Leaching
  3. Precipitation

Although AKA’s process is believed to be more efficient at steps 1 and 3."

https://www.nextminingboom.com/index.php/junior-mining-company-to-ride-surge-in-demand-for-key-material-used-in-next-generation-smart-phones-and-lcd-tvs/

Anyone knows more about patents or the AKA process?

Smy

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