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Coniagas Battery Metals Inc. T.COS


Primary Symbol: V.COS Alternate Symbol(s):  CNBMF

Coniagas Battery Metals Inc. is a Canada-based exploration and mining company. The Company is focused on nickel, copper, and cobalt in northern Quebec. It is advancing Graal Nickel & Copper Project. The Graal Nickel & Copper Project (the Property) is located in the north of Saguenay Lac St-Jean region. It is comprised of 110 map-designed claims covering 6,113 hectares. The Property is also located at 190 kilometers (km) north from the seaport terminal of Grande-Anse (Saguenay).


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Comment by nikeherculeson Jan 29, 2015 2:54pm
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RE:RE:RE:The company web-site

RE:RE:RE:The company web-site
If oil stays down here in the $40's we'll have alot more trouble than worrying about COS, especially if you live in Alberta.

Sell everything oil related if you believe that!

https://blog.evaluateenergy.com/how-sustainable-is-canadian-oil-gas-at-50-oil

Less than 20% of leading Canadian oil and gas companies with oil-weighted production will be able to sustain their business long-term at US$50 a barrel. The longer that benchmark prices stay this low, the quicker and deeper the decline in expenditures on exploration and new development – and consequently on Canadian oil production – will be. Externally-sourced finance for development could also be limited; the inevitable writedowns of assets that will accompany the falling oil price could harm companies’ ability to borrow based on their reserves going forward and low share prices may discourage companies from securing finance by issuing equity.
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