“We saw both China and Russia politicise or militarise their commodities … I think that’s created an enormous awareness (for) the need for diversity of supply from much more friendly jurisdictions (and) ensuring security (of supply),” he said.
“Being a company that has critical metals and energy in locations like Australia and Argentina, if we can supply the quantities, the volume within the first quartile of costs, we will be a very attractive supplier to North American and Western European utilities.”
Piche recently undertook an initial public offering and, according to Simpson, secured 90 percent of the funding needed to drive its prospective uranium and gold projects to the development path.
Watch the full interview with Piche Resources Executive Chairman John Simpson above.
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