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ColdDarkHole ColdDarkHole 2 horas hace
Thats nice. When the other side gets in charge, they will cancel all of that. Back and forth back and forth like tennis. I hope they don't cut any deals for scandium or niobium.

Are we gonna produce rare earths? Nobody knows. 🤔
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PutzMueler PutzMueler 3 horas hace
USA and Ukraine, deal to be had.

https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/wireStory/economic-deal-us-ukraine-tie-countries-years-heres-119221532
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ColdDarkHole ColdDarkHole 5 horas hace
2.90 in itself is nauseatingly pathetic. Its gut wrenching that 2.90 is the good news without any other real news. But, I'm the one that didn't sell before the spac.
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PutzMueler PutzMueler 5 horas hace
I agree with you for the most part, especially
ovvver, and ovvver, and ovvver here.

In the beginning, Being overly bullish on Mark and his bull-board cronies makes me an idiot (I’m still one in that regard). I can’t figure out why he still running the company. And because he is, and the Board of Directors seem to think he’s doing everything right giving him raises all the time, makes me even more of an idiot.
They should fire him and then fire themselves for what they have done to shareholders.

Which came first the chicken or the egg? The feasibility study or the technical report?

I agree the market doesn’t know shit, but that doesn’t mean the market doesn’t move on its own, due to perception and speculation.

That big surge to $2.90 is not the Bullish end. When the bulls start buying again, and they will, they can easily push it back up to $2.90 without News but news needs to come to get us past that point.

JMO
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ColdDarkHole ColdDarkHole 6 horas hace
This is not bashing or negativity. This is just the status quo here. You get some news, you get the bump, the peasants rejoice for a short time, then the silence settles in, then reality comes back. We start getting NRs about someday projects and news snippets the CEO wrote. That is not news. at all. It has happened ovvver, and ovvver, and ovvver here.

The big difference is we have a shot at some sort of big news now more than we did before. The global mineral talk and saber rattling has goosed the sector. Thats great, BUT do we have an actual harvestable resource regardless of "proven reserves"? Nothing has pointed to the positive there, but what was not palatable before might be OK now regardless of cost or difficulty. Its going good right? Thats what we said to the US Senate in person years ago now. So we are going good right?!

We don't know what is in the nebula. Do we need a big cash raise for the FS? Is the FS holding up RPMGlobal? Does the new administration actually want to move fast on building elk creek? Do we have to go through the entire exim process still? Just how important is the (as far as we know) un-funded FS? We just don't know and neither does the market.
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Truth and Transparency Truth and Transparency 6 horas hace
If the compensation is commensurate with performance, then they should be receiving 80% less their previous salaries.
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PutzMueler PutzMueler 7 horas hace
It already did the same day he posted that message.

And if it closes below two dollars chances are, it’s going to go to $1.86 which is the 200 and 50 MA’s and will make CDH RIGHT
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th6565 th6565 7 horas hace
I can not say you are wrong. But while waiting I am willing to make some trades hoping to make some profits.

I have much sympathy to long timers at LWLG who did not cash out when the PPS moved from $1 to $20 and back down to $1.3 as of today.
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ColdDarkHole ColdDarkHole 7 horas hace
It will be under $2 by end of march unless something happens. There is no market sentiment here. There is no tension. There may be "proven reserves", but nobody has expressed interest to put up the money to harvest the orebody. I hope the us gov wants to mine it regardless of the cost because that seems to be the last resort. The news of exim moving one step into more waiting and analysis wont matter. Are we waiting on the FS? Does RPMGLobal need the FS? If they do where is that money coming from?

It's close right? Daily comms with the trump admin right?

This is headed down unless there is more substantial news. The amount it goes up wont matter anyway unless there is news. Wont even see $3.
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th6565 th6565 8 horas hace
No, it is not going down to $2.
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Truth and Transparency Truth and Transparency 21 horas hace
Frustrating???? PC, stop giving management a pass. They have failed the retail investors miserably.

They would have been better off offering 200 million (20 million post split) shares on the open market 3 years ago and gotten much further than we are now and have less dilution.

Mark Smith has failed to deliver any substantial financing and he continues to blow smoke up everyone’s arse! It’s time for him to go elsewhere and get someone to close. Mark isn’t it
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NorCalTommy NorCalTommy 1 día hace
Monocle- Yes! it's beyond frustrating.....The opportunity cost (of investing in the nebullus Elk Creek Project) vs investing in one of The 'Mag7' or AI Darlings of Wall Street will make one cry like a baby!! sniffle sniffle.....
Yaaadddda freakin' yadddddda
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monocle monocle 1 día hace
The frustrating part is that they've known for 2 to 3 years that they need a feasibility study and have yet to be able to raise money for one. It's entirely possible at this point they might not finish it until 2026.
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Prudent Capitalist Prudent Capitalist 1 día hace
I know it is frustrating, but would rather NB be prepared and know what they will do if further drilling ultimately is required, and not just spend the $$$$$$ to do more drilling unless it is absolutely necessary.
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NorCalTommy NorCalTommy 1 día hace
Sorry Prudent-my bad...... I didn't read that well enough the first time you sent it....so, net net... it looks like regardless of whether additional drilling needed or not- it will still be a 9 month period to update/release the Feasability Study...... sheeeez, you woulda thought that one of our GX corporate raiders could have temporarily ponied up a few million to get us thru the FS stage until the financing came in....... which could have saved us 6-9 months..... but it looks like the GX 'Raiders are looking for a big windfall without much skin in the game..... sharks! Greed is Good Gekko...... 'Buddy'..... somewhere under some desk in some office in some corner of the world Skiluk and MaxZ a $$$Million are laughing their asses off..... or crying their asses off.... not really sure whitch...... sniffle sniffle snort snort.....
NCT
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stark12 stark12 1 día hace
Yes, I had read all that previously. The pertinent language: "Annually review and make recommendations to the independent directors on the Board regarding the corporate goals and objectives applicable to the compensation of the CEO and evaluate at least annually the CEO’s performance in light of those goals and objectives." It would be nice to know what the actual goals are.

I haven't looked at last year's AGM documents to see if the same language was used. This is what I mentioned in my original post--from the current AGM documents: "... the Company’s executive compensation program is designed appropriately and is working effectively to help ensure that the Company compensates its named executive officers for the achievement of performance goals that will enhance shareholder value."

If this was the same language as last year, were the performance goals met that enhance shareholder value? Judging by the dilution and current share price it's hard for me to imagine that the established goals were met. Did this affect executive compensation? I can go on but I think I've made my point about what appears to be both an executive performance failure and a BOD oversight failure. Granted, I don't know what the actual goals were and I don't know what the compensation committee discussed. But, I do know that shareholder value has not been enhanced.
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Prudent Capitalist Prudent Capitalist 1 día hace
NCT: I have already covered that issue more than once and have posted here a number of times that it is my understanding that there is no current requirement or mandate for additional drilling, including the response from Jim Sims below on November 22, 2024:
EXIM has not yet made a final decision on whether or not they would like to see us conduct some additional drilling sufficient to move a portion of our probable reserves to proven reserves. If they do request this, we can complete that drilling campaign in about 12 weeks, and that drilling will not impact the time for completion of the Feasibility Study update, which is estimated between 6-9 months. Regardless, we are seeking funding from the U.S. Department of Defense sufficient to cover both the costs of completing the requisite Feasibility Study-level work that EXIM requires and the costs of the additional drilling.

We will publicly announce any material developments on DoD funding, a Stellantis offtake agreement, and other ongoing initiatives when they occur.

Best,

Jim Sims
Chief Communications Officer
NioCorp Developments Ltd.
Jim.sims@niocorp.com
+1 (303) 503-6203
https://www.niocorp.com
https://investorshub.advfn.com/boards/read_msg.aspx?message_id=175429008
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stark12 stark12 1 día hace
Compensation is a related issue. I am talking about performance, especially as pertains to increasing shareholder value. In my past, I had performance goals and metrics that I was evaluated according to. And, I have done annual reviews where I would hold others to the performance metrics that were part of their established goals. So, what are the performance goals that are referenced in the proxy materials? Who on the BOD is holding the executive team accountable for meeting or not meeting these performance goals? Sure does look like a performance failure and an oversight failure as regards performance goals related to improving share holder value.
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PutzMueler PutzMueler 1 día hace
RPMGLOBAL Close I BELIEVE

As part of its loan review process, EXIM has selected Colorado-based RPMGlobal USA, Inc. (“RPMGlobal”) to conduct a technical review of the Elk Creek Project. NioCorp this week executed a professional services agreement with RPMGlobal to conduct its review on behalf of the Bank.


https://www.niocorp.com/exim-advances-niocorp-elk-creek-critical-minerals-project-to-independent-technical-review/
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NorCalTommy NorCalTommy 1 día hace
Prudent-Thank you for sending these questions to Jim! I was hoping Jim would answer the question about whether the additional work (additional drilling to prove 'probable' element assets to to 'actual' reserves, and what does 'close' mean?? a.) close to procuring financing for the additional drilling and DD necessary to satisfy the prerequisites for the application or b.) no extra DD required, financing for the work necessary to issue the updated FS or c.) something else
Since you seem to have the ability to get responses from Jim, can you see if he can answer these questions, all of which are straightforward and critical for investors to know.... in order to make informed investment decisions...
Thanks! NCT
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ColdDarkHole ColdDarkHole 1 día hace
LMAO close meaning imminent. And AGM is not going to be answers, at least not big ones. They can't talk about anything. I wouldn't either in their position.
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wagner wagner 1 día hace
Close????

Means what???

Getting angry........... 

Still something on the table..... 

but does that mean....... 



AGM
Big answers 


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PutzMueler PutzMueler 1 día hace
Don’t know about proven reserves (pg 33) of Niobium, Scandium,Titanium but it all seems to be there.

From Canada’s goings-on with Ukraine, a bit of reading.

https://www.cucc.ca/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/derzhgeonadra.pdf
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Prudent Capitalist Prudent Capitalist 1 día hace
I sent all of NCT's questions to Jim sims in an e-mail, and his responses are set out below in red:

Jim:

A few timely questions if you are able to respond substantively:


First: What are the potential ramifications for NioCorp regarding the potential Agreement with Ukraine for critical minerals and REE’s?

Virtually zero, other than his focus will soon shift more to the domestic mining side once he realizes that, even if he gets some form of mining or resource concessions there, it will be many years before any private company is willing to do exploratory work on land that is littered with unexploded ordinance and where the Russians are still within rocket and artillery range.

Second: How are you and the Executive team viewing the replacement in leadership at EXIM? I know Mark and the rest had a very strong relationship with the former Chair. Are the changes viewed positively for NioCorp?

Yes, on several levels, but I cannot comment on those at this point, given that John is awaiting Senate confirmation and interactions have to be very carefully done.

And Third: Are you able to give an update on where we are with financing to begin or complete an updated BFS?

Close.

Jim Sims
Chief Communications Officer
NioCorp Developments LTD
+1 (303) 503-6203
Jim.Sims@NioCorp.com
https://www.NioCorp.com
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monocle monocle 1 día hace
Do you mean negotiating with Russia for REEs from Russian occupied Ukraine? If this is making America great, you can keep it. I want us to be GOOD
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wagner wagner 1 día hace
2 $ bye bye.....
Mark
Can we add some compensation 😅😅😅
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The_Gman The_Gman 1 día hace
Compensation Committee
NOTICE OF MEETING AND MANAGEMENT INFORMATION AND PROXY CIRCULAR
Annual General Meeting of Shareholders to be held on March 20, 2025
Page 27

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1512228/000153949725000278/n2574_x244-def14a.htm

The Compensation Committee is currently comprised of Michael J. Morris, as Chair, David C. Beling, Nilsa Guerrero-Mahon, and Dean C. Kehler, all of whom are independent directors. None of the members of the Compensation Committee has been one of our officers or employees at any time. During the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024, the Compensation Committee met two times. A copy of the Compensation Committee’s Charter is available on the Company’s website at www.niocorp.com.

The Compensation Committee’s general duties and responsibilities are to, among other things:

• Review the Company’s executive compensation programs to ensure the attraction, retention and appropriate reward of executive officers;

• Annually review and make recommendations to the independent directors on the Board regarding the corporate goals and objectives applicable to the compensation of the CEO and evaluate at least annually the CEO’s performance in light of those goals and objectives;

• Review and recommend the approval of the CEO’s compensation level to the independent directors of the Board;

• Review and approve, for the Company’s executive officers other than the CEO, annual compensation for such officers;

• Make recommendations to the Board on director compensation and compensation for the Chairman of the Board position;

• Review and administer the Company’s equity and non-equity incentive compensation and other plans;

• Assist the Board in overseeing the development, implementation, and effectiveness of the Company’s strategies and policies regarding human resources and talent management; and

• Review the risks associated with the Company’s compensation policies and practices.

The Compensation Committee may delegate all or a portion of its duties and responsibilities to a subcommittee of the Compensation Committee and may delegate to an officer authority to approve grants and awards, and the terms and conditions of such grants and awards, under any of the Company’s equity incentive-based plans to the extent expressly provided in such plans. A more complete description of the duties and responsibilities of the Compensation Committee is set out in the Compensation Committee’s Charter.

Compensation Committee Interlocks and Insider Participation

During the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024, Michael J. Morris, David C. Beling, Dean C. Kehler, and Nilsa Guerrero-Mahon served on the Compensation Committee. None of these individuals was an employee or an officer of the Company during the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024, was formerly an officer of the Company, or had any relationship with the Company requiring disclosure under Item 404 of Regulation S-K. In addition, during the fiscal year ended June 30, 2024, none of our executive officers served on the compensation committee or full board of any company for which any of Messrs. Morris, Beling, or Kehler or Ms. Guerrero-Mahon (or any of the Company’s other directors) served as an executive officer.
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Prudent Capitalist Prudent Capitalist 1 día hace
AO: We need to remember that the primary resources within the Elk Creek project are Niobium, Scandium and Titanium, and that the REE's are in addition to that. Does anyone know if Ukraine has proven reserves of Niobium, Scandium and Titanium?
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Prudent Capitalist Prudent Capitalist 1 día hace
stark: The Board compensation committee handles that, and does an analysis of comparable executives in comparable companies, etc. Unless I have missed something, none of the top executives on the Board serve on the compensation committee of the Board which establishes their compensation.
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ColdDarkHole ColdDarkHole 1 día hace
You can vote for each BOD member individually. I wonder if we can actually cast GXII out for good. I see no reason for them to be on the BOD. They will still get their money if this actually takes off, but they have brought nothing the table besides abject regret.

I'm not actually faulting them, our people were the ones that actually believed the GX shareholders would not immediately redeem their shares and head for the hills. That was pretty wild. I would be less embarrassed to show up at the emergency room with something stuck.
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stark12 stark12 1 día hace
I was reviewing the proxy documents prior to voting and noted the following: "... the Company’s executive compensation program is designed appropriately and is working effectively to help ensure that the Company compensates its named executive officers for the achievement of performance goals that will enhance shareholder value."
I bolded the part that drew my attention. Does anyone know the specifics about what the performance goals are for each executive? I didn't find the specific goals detailed but maybe I missed them.

Of course, it raises the question as to what the performance goals were for the last annual cycle and whether these goals were met or not.

While I don't think the lack of transparency around these internal metrics is unusual, I would need to be convinced that these lofty sounding statements about performance goals have any true substance. Does the Board of Directors hold the performance reviews of the various executives? Does Mark, as a director, recuse himself from evaluating his own performance as an executive?

So, if all of the company executives are meeting the performance goals that the company and board sets, why has shareholder value plummeted and why does the project remains stalled? To say performance goals that will enhance shareholder value and not deliver actual performance that enhances shareholder value points to failure to meet the performance goals. I understand goals can be aspirational, but talk is cheap. It is well past time to get past the financing finish line and start construction on Elk Creek. Results matter.
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PutzMueler PutzMueler 1 día hace
I assumed it was in regards to the commercial scale plant results
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ColdDarkHole ColdDarkHole 1 día hace
It doens't really say much. Not surprising since there isn't anything happening on the property.

2024 emissions inventory report, all zeroes, unfortunately.

Some previous year stuff disclosing some equipment that doesn't amount to much because this is still basically untouched land and farmland. maybe the guys cutting firewood made some dust. 🤔
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PutzMueler PutzMueler 1 día hace
Can anyone open this newest DEQ REPORT on Emissions test results dated Jan 6/25

DEQ Facility Number
97622

https://ecmp.nebraska.gov/PublicAccess/index.html?&MyQueryID=340
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Truth and Transparency Truth and Transparency 2 días hace
Very weak men, if you can call them that.
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AlwaysOptimistic AlwaysOptimistic 2 días hace
So now POTUS is starting negotiations over REE's from Russia. So, please add that addtl resource to JS's email.

I still think Elk Creek "needs" to be developed because REE"s from Ukraine or Russia are always at risk of supply disruption. I hope POTUS and EXIM take that in to consideration.

https://finance.yahoo.com/news/trump-teases-economic-development-with-russia-as-he-marks-the-third-year-of-the-war-in-ukraine-215643953.html
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Demolition Man Demolition Man 2 días hace
This management team are the kind of men who make breakfast for their wives boyfriend lol. I also agree with Putz, I will again be voting 🗳️ to have them removed. Won’t matter but at least we all have a voice when we vote. Still optimistic we start construction this year!!
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The_Gman The_Gman 2 días hace
As an aside, I wouldn't be shocked if Zelensky overstated the realistic value knowing it would involve long-term deep-pocket investment in his war torn country, which was already one of the poorest in Europe, and will need significant rebuilding, as he was the one who first floated the idea (that he's now balking at).

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c20le8jn282o
Zelensky first included the offer of an agreement on minerals in the so-called "victory plan" that he presented to Trump last September.
https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/ukrainealert/why-is-ukraine-still-so-poor/

https://bestdiplomats.org/poorest-countries-in-europe/
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PutzMueler PutzMueler 2 días hace
If you call Jim, calling me a Putz, yep

First Name Basis

The boys haven’t sent the proxy information out for me yet lol
I guess that’s what happens when you delist from the TSX, you forget you have Canadian investors.

My broker is retrieving it or I would have voted today
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NorCalTommy NorCalTommy 2 días hace
Hahaha..... I know he's monitoring this board.... and i know you and him are on first name basis.... he's punishing me cuz i spanked you a lil bit... hehe

NCT
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PutzMueler PutzMueler 2 días hace
He doesn’t like you yelling at me.

Roflmao

Go NioCorp Go
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The_Gman The_Gman 2 días hace
Thanks, Richard. Just sharing what I find out there in the public space. While the headline was likely clickbait for anti-Trumpers, I thought they did a fairly good job of balancing that out stating, yeah, there are REMs there, they're just hard to get to and will require significant investment. They also had a link to another article that went more in depth and identifies resources in Ukraine, but interestingly doesn't mention niobium, scandium, neodymium or praseodymium.

https://www.intellinews.com/what-does-ukraine-have-to-offer-the-deal-loving-trump-to-get-his-support-353512/
Ukraine is home to the largest reserves of uranium in Europe; the second-largest reserves of iron ore, titanium and manganese; and the third largest reserves of shale gas, the Washington Post reported. It also has large deposits of the hard-to-find lithium, graphite and other rare earth metals, according to a 2022 report by the Canadian geopolitical risk-analysis firm SecDev.
And then there's this:

https://meta.eeb.org/2022/07/27/a-materials-war-ukraine-and-the-race-for-resources/
A part of the 3 to 11.5 trillion dollars worth of resources in Ukraine is now under Russian boots. This includes elements such as tantalum and niobium that are used for green(er) technologies as well as aviation, transportation and construction. As the amounts of elements like tantalum and niobium are state secrets, it is hard to estimate how much of it is now in Russian hands, but these materials are found in Donetsk and south of Zaporizhzhia, which are occupied by Putin’s invading army.
A lot of moving parts here.
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NorCalTommy NorCalTommy 2 días hace
Can someone who has a good working relationship with Jim S. (he doesn't answer me anymore.... crickets..... )
Ask Jim:
- What NB's stance is regarding the Ukraine critical mineral deal - and how it might affect NB's plight.....
- What does the replacement of EXIM top management mean for NB's application? i.e., speedier phase 2 approvals possibly? is it viewed by NB management as an encouraging development in the uber-slow EXIM approval process?
- How far are we from possibly getting financing for the FS publishing piece?

We should be able to get responses from Jim Simms, that is his job as IR Director, h'e making $350K to deal with shareholders, not sure if or what else they are doing on a daily basis back in Centennial- while waiting for the EXIM phase approvals and FINANCING!?

Please have Jim weigh in on these questions- It's his job!!

NCT
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Richard Thomas Richard Thomas 2 días hace
Ukraine is indeed rich in rare earth minerals,which are essential for modern technology and various industries. According to research, Ukraine has significant deposits of rare earth elements (REEs) such as lanthanum, cerium, neodymium, erbium, and yttrium12. These elements are used in various applications, including TVs, lighting, wind turbines, electric vehicle batteries, nuclear power, and lasers12.

Additionally, Ukraine has reserves of other critical minerals like lithium, cobalt, scandium, graphite, tantalum, and niobium1. These minerals are crucial for the production of devices for green energy and other advanced technologies1.

The presence of these minerals has been well-documented and proven through various studies and reports. Ukraine's reserves of these critical minerals account for approximately 5% of the world's total reserves.

Above is from Copilot Ai on bing.
Copilot also had several links, some research is needed if you're interested.
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AlwaysOptimistic AlwaysOptimistic 2 días hace
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/putin-holds-meeting-rare-earth-193743054.html
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th6565 th6565 2 días hace
CDH, deep down I see you still a NB supporter, some people misunderstood you lately because you wrote too many your disappointments on here. Hang in there like now I do on NB / NIOBW and I did on LWLG which put me up more than top 1% percenter financially.
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The_Gman The_Gman 2 días hace
Ukraine doesn't have any rare earth metals, and the strategic minerals it does have are not worth trillions of dollars

https://www.intellinews.com/ukraine-doesn-t-have-any-rare-earth-metals-and-the-strategic-minerals-it-does-have-are-not-worth-trillions-of-dollars-368472/
There is currently a lot of confusion over US President Donald Trump’s proposed $500bn deal to gain control over Ukraine’s rare earth metals wealth. The problem is that Ukraine doesn’t have any rare earth minerals; it has a lot of “strategically important metals” like lithium. That is true. But actual rare earth metals? No. Almost none.

At the danger of nitpicking, rare earth metals (REMs) are a group of 17 elements in the periodic table, consisting of the 15 lanthanides (including neodymium, dysprosium, terbium, scandium and yttrium), which are very useful, as they enable the production of sophisticated electronics thanks to the conductivity quirks of their chemical bonds when used in combination with more traditional materials.
A deep dive by Bloomberg Opinion columnist Javier Blas, released on February 19, went into the distinction between the two and undermined Trump’s assumption that Ukraine holds trillion of dollars of valuable minerals.

“What Ukraine has is scorched earth; what it doesn’t have is rare earths. Surprisingly, many people – not least, US President Donald Trump – seem convinced the country has a rich mineral endowment. It’s a folly,” Blas wrote.
There is even a question mark over the economic viability of mining what rare earth metals Ukraine has. One of the few confirmed REM deposits is at Novopoltavske (tantalum, niobium, strontium and magnetite), which was discovered by the Soviets in the 1970s, but even the government says it is “hard to extract” and has remained fallow since then.

Referenced Bloomberg article - need subscription
https://www.bloomberg.com/opinion/articles/2025-02-19/trump-s-insistence-ukraine-has-rare-earth-elements-is-wrong
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ColdDarkHole ColdDarkHole 2 días hace
You should dismiss every single post here. This is just a message board.

Besides that, titanium is easy to find. We have much bigger concerns than the 3rd product that was basically a no nevermind until the pricing of the headline products suddenly became a risk. Niocorp not Titcorp. I hope titanium does not become a crutch. Remember when the mine would break even on niobium alone? PFFFFFT. You weren't here yet.
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th6565 th6565 2 días hace
Many companies are looking for Titanium to buy for making drones amid speculation China would next to have titanium export controls.

Therefore I started dismissing past posts which do not give NB proper chance to success.

Note: Titanium has many other applications on military hardwares.
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Prudent Capitalist Prudent Capitalist 2 días hace
Putz: Sorry I did not respond to your PM during Happy Hour on Friday. Did not see it until too late. The answer is no. He has not posted here or anywhere in nearly 7 months.
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