Nautilus, which has its corporate offices in toronto, is now preparing its environmental-impact statement and mining licence appli SBM ion, and expects to submit the documents to the relevant png authorities during the third quarter of
Sand Making Machine this year, ceo steve rogers said on tuesday.Nautilus, which is listed on londons aim and the tsx, is 7,2%-owned by teck cominco and diversified miner anglo american has a 5,7% stake.
Norilsk is also studying the potential of extending the operations life by developing the nearby selkirk deposit as an openpit mine.A prefeasibility study is expected to be completed by the end of this year.The activox technology, which was to have been commercially employed for the first time at tati, is a patented hydrometallurgical process that recovers nickel and copper metal from sulphide concentrates .Norilsk nickel
Raymond Mill continues to develop the activox hydrometallurgy technology as a viable process for nickel sulphides and the activox demonstration plant in botswana will continue to operate as a large scale test site producing lme-grade nickel and copper SBM hodes, the company said.
“there was considerable competition in the market for this vessel, but the structure and offer proposed by north sea shipping suited, we believe, our shareholders best,” rogers said.After the initial five-year charter with north sea, nautilus will have an
Raymond Mill option to buy the vessel, as well as to extend the agreement for another five-year period.The vessel also includes a 400-t seafloor crane, which will be capable of working at a water depth of 2 500 m.“this will be a considerable advantage for us going forward,” rogers commented.
