Go Cobalt Mining Meeting Battery Powered World Demand
We're a Canadian battery metals exploration company. Go Cobalt has been in the Yukon since 2011. We were able to leverage the success of our first pro …

We're a Canadian battery metals exploration company. Go Cobalt has been in the Yukon since 2011. We were able to leverage the success of our first project. It was the Wels Gold.
Furthermore, we grew up in the gold downturn. So we learned how to be really cost effective. We have two projects right now. Besides, that's a Canadian prospect. Our flagship is in the Yukon. We're excited about the two projects that we have right now.
Go Cobalt is a Vancouver based mining exploration company. The company develops exciting and relevant energy metal projects. It is to help and meet demand for a battery powered future. Consequently, the flagship Monster project is a Copper Cobalt project. It is 80 kms north of Dawson City, Yukon.
The Monster Copper Cobalt Property - Yukon
The Monster Property is an Iron Oxide Copper Gold. It is an occurrence covering 63 kms in the Yukon Dawson mining district.
The Barachois Project is a sedimentary hosted Vanadium-Selenium-Silver-Lead-Zinc prospect in the Gaspe area of Quebec.
The project covers 1,801 hectares where Carboniferous aged sediments have been shown.
Hence, Historical work has identified three showings with samples yielding Vanadium Pentoxide grades. It is in excess of 2%, lead over 8% and zinc over 5%.
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