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  1. The province of New Brunswick hosts an exploration project.
  2. The province of New Brunswick hosts an exploration project.
  3. The province of New Brunswick hosts an exploration project.
  4. The province of New Brunswick hosts an exploration project.

SLAM Accepts Offer for 40,000 Tonnes of Polymetallic Ore from New Brunswick

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What happened

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SLAM Exploration Ltd. accepted a conditional offer from Ocean Partners USA, Inc. to purchase approximately 40,000 wet metric tonnes of polymetallic ore from New Brunswick. The material, sourced from SLAM's A'Hearn property, has not yet been extracted. Extraction, processing, and shipment require necessary permitting and environmental approvals from the Province of New Brunswick.

From finanznachrichten.de

Why it matters

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The agreement provides a clear framework for SLAM to generate revenue from its New Brunswick ore. The offer specifies delivery terms, either CIF to a main Chinese port or FOB a Canadian port.

The province of New Brunswick hosts an exploration project.

From finanznachrichten.de

Who's involved

  • SLAMCompany offering polymetallic ore from New Brunswick
  • New BrunswickProvince of Canada where the ore is sourced and permits are required

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • projectSpeculative

    The sale of the core polymetallic ore material could provide a clear framework for project revenue.

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Coverage

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