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WE PROMISE AND WE DELIVER
LILTHIUM PROJECTS
FOR INITIAL PUBLIC OFFERING
Fayz Yacoub
Professional Geologist
Tel: (604) 831-0424 Email: fayz@ontrackexploration.com
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ity prospects. We have started in Canada and are now evaluating North
American and Australian prospects. The prospects will be available for
option or selling outright making the company self-financing."
In late July, Cruz Capital acquired six prospects in Canada; two in BC
and four in the famous Cobalt Mining Camp of northeast Ontario. In 1903
extremely rich silver veins were discovered which also hosted significant
quantities of cobalt – not yet an important metal. By 1905 there were
sixteen mines with many more to come. Cobalt became the richest silver
camp in the world. Silver-cobalt mineralization was widespread, often
occurring in many parallel veins and dozens of mines achieved produc-
tion. The last mines closed down in the early 1980s – sometimes leaving
behind attractive mineralization at today's metal prices. With the advent
of lithium-cobalt ion batteries and several factories under construction,
the Cobalt Mining Camp offers a compelling case for discovering and
developing mineral prospects hosting the critical specialty metal cobalt.
Cruz Capital has just over eight million shares outstanding and seven
separate cobalt assets.
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An aerial view of the Fortune minerals NICo project 160 km northwest of
Yellowknife, Northwest territories during the test mining phase. photo
courtesy Fortune minerals Ltd.
