Alaska Energy Metals: “Maximizing The Chance For A Great Discovery Of High Grade” – With Greg Beischer
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In this feature, Small Cap Steve delves into Alaska Energy Metals (TSXV: AEMC), sitting down with CEO Greg Beischer. Beischer is an industry veteran, whose decades-long commitment has positioned the company as a pivotal player in meeting the burgeoning demand for cleaner nickel, crucial for the electric vehicle market and sustainable energy solutions.
This segment not only explores the significant strides Alaska Energy Metals has made, with over $30 million in historical exploration data, but also casts a spotlight on the strategic shift from past exploration.
“The Nikolai project… it’s probably a very very large deposit but not a high concentration but very homogeneous. It’s regular; every time a hole is drilled into it, it comes back with almost the same concentration,” commented Beischer.
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“One of the great things is that our company was able to buy all of that historical information. It’s over 30 million worth of exploration work that now we don’t have to spend our shareholders money on, so all the basic exploration work has been done.. Now it’s just a matter of drilling, so every dollar that people invest in our company goes directly, almost exclusively, to drilling, so it’s a very efficient use of capital.”
Beischer’s insights into the potential of Alaska’s nickel deposits, including its own Nikolai project which boasts 1.5 billion pounds of inferred nickel resources, coupled with the company’s approach to exploration, is followed by a glimpse into the current nickel market and what can be expected of the company in 2024.
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