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Cornish Metals is re-opening the historic South Crofty underground tin mine in Cornwall, UK, one of the highest-grade tin resources globally with potential to become a new, low cost global producer.
Ferro-Alloy Resources is developing a large vanadium deposit in southern Kazakhstan, that may also produce a substitute for carbon black, which benefits from access to existing power and logistics infrastructure and has the potential to become a large and low cost producer of vanadium.
NextSource Materials operates the Molo graphite mine in Madagascar and is seeking to develop a downstream graphite value-add business.
Vision Blue invests in metal and mineral companies critical to clean energy and global decarbonization.
Vision Blue Resources announces that it has raised an initial US$60m and made its first investment of US$29.5m in NextSource Materials , which is developing one of the largest and highest quality flake graphite deposits in the world.
Vision Blue Resources, Ltd. announces that it has partnered with The Energy & Minerals Group as co-sponsors of ESM Acquisition Corporation, a US$300 million Special Purpose Acquisition Company.
Vision Blue Resources makes a £25 million strategic investment in Cornish Metals to advance the South Crofty tin project for an approximate 27% shareholding in the company.
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The company’s team combines expertise in mining, metals, finance, and sustainability.
Vision Blue develops metal and mineral assets to support the global transition to a green economy.
Vision Blue’s vision aligns with the global climate change agenda.
Vision Blue uses a custom sustainability framework and follows the United Nations Principles for Responsible Investment (PRI).
Sustainability is central to Vision Blue’s operations and integrated into its business model.
The company accelerates the responsible supply of key metals and minerals for energy transition and industrial decarbonization.