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St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. (SXOOF) generates news across several themes, reflecting its combination of mineral exploration and technology-focused subsidiaries. Company updates frequently cover exploration results from the Manicouagan and Julie Critical Minerals Projects on Quebec's North Shore, where surface sampling, drilling and geophysical work target nickel, copper, cobalt and platinum group elements. News releases detail new mineralized showings, high-grade grab samples, evolving geological models and plans for follow-up surveys, trenching and drilling.
Investors following SXOOF can also track developments at Iceland Resources, which advances gold and silver exploration projects such as the Thor (Thormodsdalur) and Elbow Creek assets in Iceland, and evaluates mineral materials sourced from geothermal facilities. These updates often include fieldwork plans, site visits and testing of geothermal-derived materials.
A second major news stream relates to EVSX Corp., St-Georges' wholly owned battery processing subsidiary. Announcements describe the commissioning and installation of multi-chemistry battery recycling lines at the Thorold, Ontario plant, Environmental Compliance Approvals, and supply agreements with Call2Recycle Canada Inc. News items explain how EVSX's lines process a wide range of battery chemistries, recover critical metals and other materials, and integrate into North American battery collection networks.
Additional coverage focuses on St-Georges Metallurgy Corp.'s lithium pilot plant partnership with Coalia and LiOH Corp., where spodumene concentrate is processed using proprietary technology, and on H2SX Corp.'s methane-to-hydrogen technology, including installation of a showcase hydrogen production system in South Korea. Corporate governance, warrant extensions, stock option grants and financial reporting dates are also regular subjects. Readers interested in SXOOF can use this news feed to monitor exploration milestones, technology deployment, partnerships and corporate actions over time.
St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. (CSE:SX, OTCQB:SXOOF) announced a unanimous board decision on April 12, 2022, to authorize its subsidiary EVSX to proceed with plans for battery recycling and nickel ingot production in Baie-Comeau, Quebec. The company aims to acquire a building and two additional land plots totaling nearly 400,000 square feet. The project's first phase, with a CAPEX of CA$15 million, will feature three processing circuits and is expected to begin operations by year-end. Funding strategies may include equity raising and commercial loans, pending government incentives discussions.
St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. (CSE:SX)(OTCQB:SXOOF) announced new results from their Manicouagan Project including significant mineral assays. Notable findings are high levels of platinum (up to 2.11 g/t), palladium (up to 7.88 g/t), rhodium (up to 1.73 g/t), and nickel (up to 9.49%). The company identified a new discovery named the Bob Zone with dimensions of 180m x 80m, positioned in a prospective 3 km corridor. Future plans include extensive assays for platinum group elements (PGEs) in correlation with nickel and copper content.
St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. (CSE:SX)(OTCQB:SXOOF)(FSE:85G1) has reported promising results from its 2021 drilling campaign at the Manicouagan Project. The latest assays show up to 0.84 g/t rhodium and other significant values for platinum group elements (PGEs) in selective samples. The company plans to accelerate its metallurgical sampling to assess the economic viability of recovering these metals. Despite some variations in earlier reported values, the ongoing exploration has identified a mineralized trend, prompting further claim expansions to enhance their competitive edge.
St-Georges Eco-Mining Corp. has announced significant progress in its Icelandic operations related to the Thor Gold Project. The 2021 drilling campaign yielded highlights including a remarkable intersection of 25.23 g/t gold over 1.6 meters. The company is focusing on in situ recovery methods targeting lithium and valuable metals from geothermal sources. Additionally, research indicates potential gold grades up to 106 g/t in historical tests. The next phase will involve further drilling and metallurgical testing to enhance recovery processes.