RE:RE:RE:Investors Have Been CAUTIONEDarbitragic, you're making something out of nothing.
The other company (was going to call it a graphite explorer, but I'm not sure it is) hasn't gotten a formal offer from what I read.
All they got was a quotation which is non-binding and as the cautionary note at the bottom implied, shouldn't be relied upon as it can differ materially than what they expressed.
The only score is for the flippers like chief and those who follow his lead. Good one for them. Doubt this will gain support long term.
Still NO Resource. Still NO binding contract. Still NO PEA, albeit one is being worked on, just don't know how they can complete one without a resource.
And still not sure if they are a graphite or marble explorer.
Good luck anyway arbistragic.
The company has received indicative pricing of $12,000 (U.S.) to $14,000 (U.S.) per metric tonne for 99.9998 per cent graphite that is currently used in high-technology electronics industry applications.The non-binding quotation of value, from a participant in the high-purity graphite market
Canada Carbon wishes to caution readers that it does not have a mineral resource estimate with respect to the Miller project and readers should not interpret the indicative pricing to imply potential economic viability. The Miller project is not in production, and currently has insufficient evidence available to it to determine if the extraction and upgrading of the Miller graphite mineralization will be economically feasible, now, or at any time in the future. The pricing and market consumption information provided above represents neither a promise nor a guarantee, and is subject to risks and uncertainties that may cause future values to differ materially than those expressed herein.