RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:RE:AsburySnacker wrote: Not to be a neigh-sayer, as I am a shareholder, but let us not put the cart before the horse here.
Yes, this is POTENTIALLY another step in a very positive direction, but as the press release states that Canada Carbon will only proceed with the re-commissioning of the mill facilities if it can get the proper permitting. So there are still a couple of hurdles yet to jump.
Further to that point, it's not like they only need to throw a switch and the site is back to operational order... it's a ghost town.
So there will be the next hurdle. Furthermore, there isn't any equipment at the facility, so throw that into the mix too. Expensive, but obtainable. Canada Carbon does have a very good relationship with SGS Lakefield. And the process has been dialed in somewhat.
Regardless Canada Carbon is still years away from running the entire operation from mining, crushing, shipping, processing, upgrading, and selling.
But this is a step in the right direction... and a very positive sign that they are looking at the big picture.
Now more then ever, I believe Patience is needed.
-Snacker
Completely Agree Snacker...but I may dispute your time frames a little. Either way, it seems Bruce and his team have given us a strong insight on the road they are planning to travel with CCB, and it all makes sense to me.
Thank you to Bruce and team for keeping us so well informed!