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Publisher: Kaiser Research Online
Author: Copyright 2009 John A. Kaiser
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Tasman Metals Ltd (TSM-V)
| Tasman Metals Ltd was established on Oct. 22, 2009 through the amalgamation of Ausex Capital Corp. and Lumex Capital Corp., both capital pool companies, and a private company, Tasman Metals Ltd. The company, led by CEO and President Mark Saxon and Chairman David Henstridge, is focused on strategic metals in Europe, with a particular emphasis on Scandinavia, where it is the 100% owner of seven iron ore exploration claims close to the iron mines of the Kiruna district and 29 claims and claim applications for strategic metals, including rare earth elements (REE) in Sweden, Finland and Norway. Tasman's flagship is the Norra Karr peralkaline intrusive in southern Sweden which Boliden had explored as a zirconium prospect during the seventies but never drilled. Tasman delivered an inferred resource estimate of 60,500,000 tonnes of 0.54% TREO and 1.72% Zr2O3. Heavy rare earths represent 53% of the TREO grade. The primary mineral is eudialyte which dissolved readily but has historically posed a recovery problem because of the tendency of the dissolved silica to form a gel. Tasman plans to deliver a flowsheet that solves this problem, along with a PEA, in H1 of 2012. |
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