Canada Nickel Company Inc V.CNC

Brandy

[NiCuAgFan]

@Brandy A life of mine stipend just for mining the rock .... Incorporated into the final FEA numbers this looks pretty darn appealing from all aspects. Direct capture options as presented will become increasingly popular as Canada starts to come on line with the USA. Now, however we can Fully expect a new operational mine like Crawford to fully implement this tech at much lower CapEx cost than yesterday.. Just received a huge heads up that the entire Capex of the mill may indeed qualify for the 30% tax credit as final grind is needed to reduce particularly the grain size for optimum capture. BONANZA to the final NPV of Crawford. Bravo to $CNC.

[EndZonefor7]

Over $100 million annually of free cash. More positive news making the case for Crawford to be the next Canadian nickel mine to be built. Kudos to Mark and the team.

[alex7759]

One modest remark; FLYN  will be  "the next Canadian nickel mine to be built"  FS, permit and agreement with First Nations - 2022 Project financing and start of construction - 2023 Production - 2026   let's see  

[EndZonefor7]

Not seeing any net zero carbon in their info. Old project and half undergound by looks of it. Correct me if I'm wrong. 

[alex7759]

Yes, correct ( old project and half underground) reg. carbon  here; https://money.tmx.com/en/quote/FLYN/news/8299557011807821/Flying_Nickel_Announces_Minago_Nickel_Project_as_Top_1_in_the_World_in_Low_Carbon_Footprint_in_Thompson_Nickel_Belt_in_Canada

[N3tPr0phet]

Looks like Skarn calculated the CO2 estimations for both companies and FLYN is 0.99 tonnes of CO2 per tonne Nickel equivalent, as compared to CNC's 2.05. Importantly, carbon sequestration seems applicable to both companies but is not factored into these numbers. I've been told by posters on this board that my math skills are below that of a second grader, so it's probably worth