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Vanadium One Iron Corp. VDMRF

Voyager Metals Inc, formerly Vanadium One Iron Corp is engaged in the exploration of its properties for base metals and precious metals in Canada. Some of the projects of the company are Mont Sorcier Iron ore property and Clinton Manganese Property. It has one business segment Iron Ore Exploration in Canada.


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Post by WILLpoweron Jul 20, 2017 1:07pm
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Friedland in "Vanadium induced ecstasy" :)

Friedland in "Vanadium induced ecstasy" :)"Last decade Vanadium surfaced as a subject of interest primarily tied to the fortunes of the then-booming steel industry. Now Vanadium is coming back with a vengeance for its potential in mass electricity storage devices, namely the Vanadium Redox Battery (or VRB). At the recent Natural Resources Forum event at the London Stock Exchange, which I attended, the guest speaker was Robert Friedland and he was in a Vanadium-induced ecstasy. Never could we have imagined the metal having such a euphoric effect. In any case it gave the Friedland imprimatur to a metal which most metals watchers have rarely paid any attention to due to it (largely) being a by-product of other mining and curiously of the petroleum refining industry."
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