Eric Sprott recently participated in Ramp Metals' private placement ... but why? We talked to Ramp's CEO and VP of exploration to try and figure out what Eric saw in them.
Furthermore, in this episode of Junior Mining Talks, Luc and I talked about what's happening in the rare earth elements market and why they're running. We also discussed a study by S&P Global that showed that the US has the second-longest mine development timeline in the world, at an average of 29 years.
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Timestamps:
00:00 Intro
01:05 Why are REEs running?
12:53 Why is the US falling behind?
20:48 Why did Eric Sprott invest in Ramp Metals?
25:48 Who is Garrett Smith?
30:34 Does Eric Sprott want to change the overall strategy of the company?
35:39 What’s the strategy for the next exploration program at Ramp Metals?
38:41 What is the geology of the Rottenstone SW property?
54:12 When will Ramp Metals start drilling again?
01:01:44 Contact details for Ramp Metals
