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Nickel 28 Capital Corp V.NKL

Alternate Symbol(s):  CONXF

Nickel 28 Capital Corp. is a Canada-based nickel-cobalt producer through its 8.56% joint-venture interest in the Ramu Nickel-Cobalt Operation located in Papua New Guinea. In addition, the Company manages a portfolio of nickel and cobalt royalties on projects in Canada, Australia and Papua New Guinea, including a 1.75% net smelter return (NSR) royalty in the Dumont nickel project in Quebec and a 2.0% NSR royalty on the Turnagain nickel project in British Columbia. The Company is focused on building its portfolio of battery metals investments, including streams, royalties and other direct interests in producing mines, development projects or exploration properties. The Company's royalties include Dumont Nickel-Cobalt Royalty, Turnagain Nickel-Cobalt Royalty, Flemington Cobalt-Scandium-Nickel Royalty and Nyngan Cobalt-Scandium-Nickel Royalty.


TSXV:NKL - Post by User

Comment by Nergyon Apr 28, 2021 2:32am
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RE:RE:New note on Nickel 28 from Arlington

RE:RE:New note on Nickel 28 from ArlingtonVery informative research note, highlights the disconnect between the market valuation of N28 to peers.

When it commes to Scandium it seems like Scandium international are doing slow but steady progress. Nyngan seems to be a low Capex project that might attract interest if Scandium attracts the aircraft/ aerospace buisness etc. to strenghten AL-alloys, and that is the reason Robert Friedland has Scandium on his top list for metals for the future.

Here's an abstract from a SA article:

"The use of aluminum scandium alloys ("Al-Sc") increases strength and perhaps most importantly enables stronger welding. Aircraft designers believe that it could reduce aircraft weights by 15%-20%. Simply put, lower weight means less fuel consumption. Hence the strong interest from the aviation industry in an environment of pressing CO2 reduction targets."
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