Name: Auxico Resources' short-term goals
Uploaded: 2023-01-19T19:26:23.779669+00:00
Duration: 1253 s
Channel: Master Investor
Description: Over the next 12 months, Auxico Resources is looking to get a 43-101 report for Colombia that will establish its resources in the ground. The company aims to implement both an extraction project and a tin sales agent project in the country. In Brazil, Auxico Resources will focus its efforts on the start of a 43-101 report as well as funding options.

Over the next 12 months, Auxico Resources is looking to get a 43-101 report for Colombia that will establish its resources in the ground. The company aims to implement both an extraction project and a tin sales agent project in the country. In Brazil, Auxico Resources will focus its efforts on the start of a 43-101 report as well as funding options.

Over the next 12 months, Auxico Resources is looking to get a 43-101 report for Colombia that will establish its resources in the ground. The company aims to implement both an extraction project and a tin sales agent project in the country. In Brazil, Auxico Resources will focus its efforts on the start of a 43-101 report as well as funding options.

https://d3ev5earl6dvd0.cloudfront.net/public-media/videos/005/629/005629/video_YzcLcSG.mov#t=1109

Master Investor

Auxico Resources' short-term goals

About Auxico Resources

Auxico Resources' products and market demand

Auxico Resources' project progress and funding

Auxico Resources' inflation mitigation

Auxico Resources' ambitions

Auxico Resources (CSE:AUAG / OTC:AUXIF) is one of the few companies in the world selling monazite, the essential carrier mineral for rare earth elements deemed critical for economic security.
 
CEO and President Frederick Kozak explains the rare earth elements carried by monazite include the very difficult ones to produce and pronounce, and those of the highest value including praseodymium, neodymium, terbium, and dysprosium.
 
Kozak says Auxico’s contribution to the supply chain can help resolve what he calls an economic war with so many elements controlled and produced by the few.  

Via its sister company in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Auxico is diversifying the supply chain in a market that has 'massive demand'. At the same time, it is progressing a resource estimate for its Minastyc Property in Columbia and the processing of its tin tailings project in Brazil.

Auxico Resources (CSE:AUAG / OTC:AUXIF) is one of the few companies in the world selling monazite, the essential carrier mineral for rare earth elements deemed critical for economic security.   CEO and President Frederick Kozak explains the rare earth elements carried by monazite include the very difficult ones to produce and pronounce, and those of the highest value including praseodymium, neodymium, terbium, and dysprosium.   Kozak says Auxico’s contribution to the supply chain can help resolve what he calls an economic war with so many elements controlled and produced by the few.  Via its sister company in the Democratic Republic of Congo, Auxico is diversifying the supply chain in a market that has 'massive demand'. At the same time, it is progressing a resource estimate for its Minastyc Property in Columbia and the processing of its tin tailings project in Brazil.

https://d3ev5earl6dvd0.cloudfront.net/public-media/videos/005/629/005629/video_YzcLcSG.mov

Oxyco is a Canadian company focussed on the production of critical minerals and high value metals and rare earth elements. One of the largest deposits outside of china. I am joined by Frederick Kozak who is the CEO.

Auxico Resources is the sales agent for monazite – the carrier mineral for rare earth elements, particularly critical rare earth elements that have the highest value – out of the Democratic Republic of Congo. The company experiences a massive market demand, resulting from the world's electric future which will require battery technology.

In Colombia, Auxico Resources' project had its NI 43-101 technical report prepared in 2021, and an active sampling programme is underway. In Brazil, the company is about to start a sampling programme, and it has a five-year offtake bankable agreement for tin in place.

While Auxico Resources is mindful of any impact of inflation, the company stresses its capital-light system and considers the economics of its projects in Colombia and Brazil to remain very attractive.

While Auxico Resources currently acts as a sales agent and facilitator of improving economies in both Colombia and Africa, the company sees its long-term potential as a near-full value chain. It currently has no ambition to be bought out.