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The 97-kilometer Tlicho Highway opened in November 2021, enabling transport for the NICO project and potentially impacting bismuth supply.
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The 97-kilometer Tlicho Highway opened in November 2021, enabling transport for the NICO project and potentially impacting bismuth supply.
Fortune Minerals Ltd. received permits in July 2014 to construct the NICO gold‑cobalt‑bismuth‑copper mine and concentrator in Canada’s Northwest Territories, expanding bismuth production capacity.
A Canadian exploration firm advanced analysis and development of its cobalt‑gold‑bismuth deposit in the Northwest Territories, indicating potential reserve expansion.
Canadian exploration firm advanced the analysis of its cobalt‑gold‑bismuth deposit in the Northwest Territories, potentially increasing reserves and future production.
Canadian exploration firm announced feasibility study of a cobalt‑gold‑bismuth deposit in the Northwest Territories, planning to sell future bismuth production to a European refiner.
Canadian exploration firm increased development spending on a Vietnamese property containing bismuth, fluorspar, and tungsten, expanding resource potential.
Canadian exploration firm announced feasibility study of a cobalt‑gold‑bismuth deposit and an agreement to sell all eventual bismuth production, indicating potential future supply.
Fortune Minerals purchased the Hemlo mill for $2.8 million to process bismuth ore from its NICO deposit.
Fortune Minerals raised equity capital to develop the NICO gold‑cobalt‑bismuth deposit, with a feasibility study scheduled for early 2005.
Tiberon Minerals signed a memorandum of understanding with Sidech SA to purchase the bismuth output of the Nui Phoa Mine, with the mine slated to open in Q3 2007.
In 2003, a feasibility review of the NICO bismuth deposit in Canada was undertaken, indicating potential future production.
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