Largo Inc T.LGO

?Titanium, Iron ore, Sodium metallurgy ?

[Drhoho]

So much involved in element separation in mining an ore body.  For LGO it's Vanadium initially, followed by announced Titanium plans from its tailings, and recent Sodium contamination in its Iron ore from its tailings making the Iron ore for some reason unusable. Is it possible to separate and extract the Sodium to make the Iron ore usable in China, Brazil and everywhere? Those who have followed my posts know that I have raised the Alberto Arias and Lee Cooperman significant share positions in LGO and Sierra Metals (SMTS), which the latter this morning announced  on their website and in a SEC 6-K filing adding Iron ore in their tailings to the Gold, Silver, Copper in their Bolivar, Mexico mine production. Very detailed production and financial news release. I suggest LGO release a detailed metallurgical report of their planned tailings management for me and all to understand.

[JollyRoger7]

Since the Chinese discovery of Sodium in the Largo Magnetite (in April) a further 150,000 tonnes of the material has been produced which "cannot" be sold.  Management have had plenty of time in which to identify, or, at least investigate, a process to isolate the offending material and publish their thoughts. I would have thought that processing fresh Magnetite in line  is far

[Clipper2]

Hi doc That's the exact same question I was going to offer this morning. The Largo tailings are more than 2m metric tonnes, and according the my calculations would cover a football field and would be almost 600ft high. From Q1-21 Financial Report. On March 18, 2021, the Company announced that its Board of Directors had approved the construction of a new ilmenite concentration plant. The new

[jcw604]

This is a lesson learned. Don't jump the gun. You need the steps to do mining. Metallurgy study producing the NI 43-101 reports. PEA and everything, with IRR business plan. The market will give you the needed money.