"The Rio Tinto investment made was at a very favorable valuation which was less dilutive for our shareholders than a traditional financing, as well as being a considerable endorsement from one of the world’s largest mining companies."
"Dasa is the largest and highest-grade uranium deposit under development in Africa. We are excited to have started the underground development and look forward to transitioning from explorer to developer to a new uranium producer."
"We understand that transitioning from exploration to production is often fraught with danger for junior companies, so we are taking a very cautious approach. However, because so much is well known about Bralorne's minability, we believe that it is a relatively low risk endeavor."
38TH PRESIDENT, PROSPECTORS & DEVELOPERS ASSOCIATION OF CANADA (PDAC)
"We are calling for improved tax treatment of Canadian critical mineral development expenses to improve our domestic competitiveness and incentivize new mines."
EY CANADA & EY AMERICAS MINING AND METALS LEADER, ERNST & YOUNG
"The most recent trend is on inflation control and recession proofing operations. As a result, right sizing operations, reducing costs, and changing the structure of organizations have been on the rise in recent quarters."
"Northern Graphite found in Namibia a permitted project that can easily expand into a world-class operation. Using our experience as the only graphite producers in Canada, we want to get there first, be the quickest to reach the market and capture the high growth in graphite prices."
"ZIM sees great opportunity in improving the functioning of the overall healthcare system through providing more patient centric drug delivery systems."
"The biotech industry in India is currently extremely nascent, but it is evolving fast as generic margins drop, and many companies are starting to explore more innovative approaches to doing business. I anticipate Sai will take on more companies in the biotech sector in the future."
"One of our strategies is to closely monitor market prices and future trends based on several factors such as weather, natural phenomena around the world, geopolitical situations, and other topics that changes prices and availability."
Over the first 10 months of 2022, Mexico exported 20% more products to the United States than it did during the same period the year before. The global trend towards regionalization is lifting the entire Mexican industrial sector, but for the chemical industry in particular, 2022 was a year of nearshoring-driven growth.