Mar 27, 2020
Bolt Metals Corp. (CSE: BOLT) (OTCQB: PCRCF) (XFRA: NXFE), formerly Pacific Rim Cobalt Corp., is pursuing ambitious goals in 2020. A recent article discussing the company reads, “Bolt Metals’ flagship subsidiary employs an experienced, local workforce at a location close to air and sea transport links in Indonesia. The Cyclops project currently has both its production and environmental permits and year-round access for development. . . . A prior news release (http://nnw.fm/NE2Jf) states that Cyclops’ mineralization-finding success has made it possible for the company to attract capital it needs ‘to pursue ambitious milestones in 2020, which include preparations to commission and operate a pilot process test plant in Canada, which will . . . then be used to establish the design criteria for the subsequent demonstration plant in Indonesia . . . and to establish the design criteria for a commercial-scale plant.’”
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About Bolt Metals Corp.
Bolt Metals is a Canadian‐based exploration company focused on the acquisition and development of production-grade nickel and cobalt deposits, key raw-material inputs for the growing lithium‐ion battery industry. For more information, visit the company’s website at www.BoltMetals.com.
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