A Titanium Titan? New TMAS Interview with TokStocks
A Titanium Titan? Today, TokStock uploaded a new interview with Temas Resources (TMAS.c TMASF) to discuss how the company is pioneering the titanium sector in Quebec with its revolutionary eco-friendly extraction technologies and substantial economic projections from its La Blache Property:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6AAZrjwql4 Discussing their journey from an $7M market cap to unlocking a project with an NPV of $6.6 billion, TMAS has been taking the strategic steps to leverage its proprietary processes in the booming market for titanium and vanadium.
Having recently closed an oversubscribed placement for ~$1.7 million, TMAS is fully funded for its current activities and is aiming to bring in a strategic investor to help move the project forward alongside attracting institutional investors in Quebec.
The La Blache Project Aiming to produce high-quality ore suitable for processing into pigment-grade titanium dioxide, TMAS' La Blache Project PEA shows impressive economic metrics, including a post-tax NPV of CAD$6.8 billion, a post-tax IRR of 55.1%, and a short capex payback period, showcasing its viability and profitability,
Despite these impressive figures, the market cap of the company does not resonate with the numbers due to a lack of communication and market from the company in the past. However, TMAS is now actively engaging with the market to address this issue.
TMAS' Competitive Edge Providing a competitive edge with superior processing abilities, TMAS additionally owns a 50% stake of its own processing technologies, ORF technology.
This is an innovative processing technique using hydrochloric acid which is cost-effective and recyclable.
Supporting its internal La Blache Project developments as well as unrelated third-party mining projects, the suite substantially lowers both capital and processing expenses by 30-50% while enhancing recovery rates in complex deposits.
Enabling on-site production of metal or high-value products, this significantly improves the economics at the mine gate compared to traditional concentrators and offers an environmentally friendly alternative reducing the carbon footprint.
The Titanium Opportunity Used in various industries, including in pigments and as a anti-rusting agent, titanium is currently an industrial metal of interest given it's demand is expected to grow steadily, forecasted to reach $32B over the next ten years.
Significantly Canada's titanium production is a critical component of the global supply chain, supplying ~15% of the world's titanium demand and accounting for industry production valued at over $1.4 billion annually.
Coupled with stable regulatory and investment environments, Canada's robust mining sector is a prime location for titanium extraction and processing as it's known for its high standards and reliable production processes.
Upcoming Catalysts Over the next six months, TMAS expects to execute a drill program, alongside moving its resources from inferred to measured and indicated, and conducting trade-off studies on metallurgy.
Aiming to increase recovery rates and initiate a pre-feasibility study at La Blache, TMAS also has a secondary project, Lac Brule, with potential for a drill program and a preliminary economic assessment.
Believing the metals and mining sector is in a stealthy bull market, TMAS stands out as an undervalued company with a tight share structure, experienced management team and large post-tax asset.
Posted on Behalf of Temas Resources Corp.