“So the financing plan for our asset, after we complete all the engineering and permitting work that’s being covered by the US and Canadian governments, is to seek the project financing, which would probably be a combination of debt, but also equity. And the equity would be primarily related to strategic partnerships with a user,” said Goad.
“If somebody, like a car company or a battery company or a private equity company, wants access to the raw materials that we’re going to produce, we want to see some money invested in the project.”
The vertically integrated NICO project is an advanced development-stage critical minerals asset comprised of a planned open-pit and underground mine and concentrator in the Northwest Territories and a related hydrometallurgical refinery in Alberta.
Watch the full interview with Fortune Minerals President, CEO and Director Robin Goad above.
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