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Giyani Metals Corp V.EMM

Alternate Symbol(s):  CATPF

Giyani Metals Corp. is a battery metal development company. It produces sustainable, low carbon high purity battery-grade manganese for the electric vehicle (EV) industry. It has developed a hydrometallurgical process to produce battery-grade high-purity manganese sulphate monohydrate (HPMSM), a lithium-ion battery cathode precursor material critical for EVs, directly from ore supplied by its own manganese oxide (MnO) deposits. These include the K.Hill Battery-Grade Manganese Project, the Otse MnO prospect (Otse) and the Lobatse MnO prospect (Lobatse). The K.Hill Project, Otse, and Lobatse are located in the Kanye Basin of south-eastern Botswana (the Kanye Basin Prospects) and held through Menzi Battery Metals (Pty) Limited, a subsidiary of the Company. Its segments include Botswana Battery Metals Project for the exploration, evaluation and development of its battery-grade manganese assets located in Botswana and the demonstration plant under construction in South Africa and Corporate.


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Post by DrWolverineon Aug 07, 2013 10:53am
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Sale of Navachab Mine Gaining Momentum

Sale of Navachab Mine Gaining MomentumIMHO we are getting VERY close to the quantum shift in company I spoke in eralier post......

Namibia: Sale of Navachab Mine Gaining Momentum

6 AUGUST 2013

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ANGLOGOLD Ashanti (AGA) is busy finalising the offers received for the sale of the Navachab Gold Mine, the Senior Manager of Sustainability and Country Relations, Chris Movirongo told Nampa.

"We are working towards finalisation of offers received," he stated after being approached for comment on the matter.

Reports on the proposed sale of Navachab Gold Mine (NGM) started circulating in April this year.

Movirongo said the company set out to seek a purchaser which meets the requirements for the sale in terms of price, and which has the technical capability and financial capacity to continue to operate Navachab, which is situated at Karibib in the Erongo Region, effectively.

"The reasons for selling the mine are that the mine is a small contributor to AngloGold and as such, our rationale for launching the sales process was to determine whether we could sell the asset at a price which would meet our requirements so that we can invest our resources in our larger assets, and equally so that Navachab could benefit from being a larger part of a smaller portfolio where it would achieve greater focus," he indicated.

Asked about the impact the sale will have on employees, Movirongo said they are selling Navachab as a shareholder, and consequently the sale will not impact any contract held with AGA Namibia, including employee contracts.

The mine has 417 employees and 471 contractors. The mine treats some two million tonnes of ore a year, producing some 70 000 to 75 000 ounces of gold per annum.

Meanwhile, the South African Press Association (SAPA) reported last week that AngloGold Ashanti has announced that it will shed a substantial number of jobs to cut costs.

"We are reducing numbers in Johannesburg and other regional offices all over the world," the company's spokesman, Alan Fine was quoted as saying in a SAPA report.

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