Clean Air Metals: Canada’s Newest Palladium-Platinum Company
Clean Air Metals is the newest high-grade Palladium-Platinum exploration company in Canada. The Company has two adjacent properties that have a histor …
High-grade Palladium-Platinum
Clean Air Metals is the newest high-grade Palladium-Platinum exploration company in Canada. The Company has two adjacent properties that have a historical resource of almost 10 million tonnes as well as some very compelling high-Grade platinum, palladium, nickel, copper intersections.
The two projects are located in Ontario's Thunder Bay region; the Thunder Bay North Project and the Escape Lake Project. Additionally, Thunder Bay North has a current Lake Deposit with a Historical Indicated mineral resource of 741,000oz PtEq. (9.8mT @ 2.3gpt PtEq) based on 2012 metal prices. Further, Escape Lake has a previously drilled high-grade zone and is open geologically.
"We raised 15 million dollars. We have already started diamond drilling in order to further define the resource and to look for the source of the high-grade feed." says Executive Chairman, Jim Gallagher.
Moreover, Clean Air Metals has created shareholder value by upgrading existing drill-indicated targets to resources, expanding known zones along strike and further targeting the feeder zone source areas for high-grade massive sulphide deposits.
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