Thanks for the feedback.
Tantalex, seems pretty connected with the government based on the PRs below and their first offer of the the tailings. Think they might use the tailings for their own UMC subsidiary?
TORONTO, ONTARIO--(Marketwired - Nov. 29, 2016) - TANTALEX Resources Corporation (CSE:TTX)(CSE:TTX.CN)(FRANKFURT:1T0) ("TANTALEX" or the "Corporation"), is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, United Materials Congo SARL ("UNITED MATERIALS" or "UMC"), located in the province of Katanga, has been granted the operating status of Category A Processing Entity by the Democratic Republic of Congo Ministry of Mines. This allows UMC full rights to process, transform and export Lithium, Tantalum and other minerals originating from their properties in Tanganyika, to buyers be them domestic or international.
Dave Gagnon, Chief Executive Officer of TANTALEX, explains: "This is a very important and necessary step toward TANTALEX becoming a producer, processer and exporter of high-tech minerals. With this granting of status, we can now reach international markets where these minerals are in shortage and very much in demand.TANTALEX is Granted the iTSCi Export Certification
TORONTO, ONTARIO and MUNICH, GERMANY--(Marketwired - June 20, 2017) - TANTALEX Resources Corporation (CSE:TTX)(CSE:TTX.CN)(CNSX:TTX)(FRANKFURT:1T0) ("TANTALEX" or the " Corporation "), is very pleased to announce that it has been granted the iTSCi Exportation Certification, allowing the Company to export its future mineral production (tantalum, lithium, tin) worldwide with the guarantee that its production supply chain follows humane guidelines set out within the iTSCi framework.
Dave GAGNON, Chief Executive Officer explains, "We have worked very hard over the last 24 months to meet iTSCi's standards and requirements. Becoming a member of this very important establishment is a major milestone that is of particular importance especially where future offtake partners are concerned. Having this certification is a big step forward for the Company as we prepare our first shipment of Tantalum Pentoxide out of the DRC. We can now provide the guarantee that our minerals are conflict-free."
Toronto, Canada / Munich, Germany September 20, 2017 – TANTALEX Resources Corporation (CSE: TTX – FSE: 1T0) (“TANTALEX” or the “Corporation”, is pleased to announce that its wholly owned subsidiary, United Materials Congo SARL (“UNITED MATERIALS” or “UMC” has acquired an important mining claim namely PR 13634, KASEKA Cobalt Property (“KASEKA”, known to be highly prospective for copper and cobalt, which was previously owned by Gécamines SA.
Dave GAGNON comments on the importance of this acquisition, “This acquisition is a very important and a natural fit for us, as we continue to grow our portfolio of high-tech mineral properties in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The addition of cobalt to our current lithium and tantalum properties will allow us to penetrate the high-tech market, and more specifically, the battery market. This is a highly prospective property located within a stone’s throw from many deposit. The synergies we have created with local entities have given way to these important developments, especially since over 60% of current global cobalt supply comes from the DRC.”
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