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Facility Possibilities is a Ipswich, MA-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Argex Titanium has recently transitioned from a mining exploration company to a near-term producer of commodities that the world needs: Titanium Dioxide (TiO2), Iron and Vanadium Pentoxide (V2O5). On April 3, 2012, Argex announced the signing of a technology collaboration with PPG Industries, the second largest paint company in the world, to develop and optimize pigment grade TiO2 for paints and coatings. They will combine PPG’s coatings technology and expertise with Argex’s TiO2 proprietary processing technology. The TiO2 is intended to be compatible with various end-use applications for PPG and would be produced by Argex. Argex and PPG have agreed to certain terms of mutual exclusivity during the negotiation period of the purchase and supply agreement. Argex released on June 29, 2011 its 43-101 compliant resource estimate on its La Blache property. On October 26, Argex released the results of its preliminary economic assessment (PEA) which confirms the technological and economic viability of Argex’s proprietary metallurgical process and clears the path towards the next step, the construction of an industrial-sized pilot plant. Additionally, Argex owns 100% of the Mouchalagane property which is a large Labrador Trough iron ore property that represents further potential upside for the Argex shareholders
Jordan Exploration Co is a Traverse City, MI-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Targe Energy is a Pittsburgh, PA-based company in the Agriculture and Mining sector.
Margaux Resources Ltd. is a Calgary based, publicly traded resource company, currently focused on their Jersey Emerald Tungsten-Zinc Property, located in the southeast portion of British Columbia. The Jersey Emerald Property has four distinct deposit types. These are carbonate-hosted lead-zinc (Irish style massive sulphide), sedex type zinc-silver-copper, and gold-bismuth skarn and tungsten skarn mineralization. The Emerald/Dodger Tungsten mine was the largest tungsten producer in British Columbia and second largest in Canada. It closed in 1973 due to poor tungsten prices and the expectation of the implementation of a "super royalty". With the recent substantial increase in tungsten price the company will be re-evaluating the existing reserves and implementing a program designed to define additional areas on the Property that have high tungsten potential. Margaux Resources holds interests in various oil and gas properties located in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin. The current projects are the Jersey Emerald Tungsten-Zinc Property, and the Jumpbush oil and gas production in south eastern Alberta.