Voyager Metals Inc.
TSXV:VONE
Mineral exploration and development company based in Canada advancing its 100% owned Mont Sorcier iron and vanadium project
Overview
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Toronto stock exchange listed Canada based iron and vanadium mineral exploration Company. The Company’s project- Mont Sorcier is based just outside of Chibougamau, Quebec. Quebec is identified as one of the best jurisdictions in the world for mining.
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Project Mont Sorcier Large-scale, iron ore and vanadium project with high grade product potential. Project covers an area of approximately 1,919 hectares (4,797.5 acres).
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In 2020 company declared the results of PEA on the project site. The total cumulative, after tax FCF for the 37 year mine life was predicted at C$6.3B ($5.2B USD)
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After issuance of the PEA report Company has 2-year plan to deliver the Feasibility Study for the project, where in year 1 company is expecting to undertake Drilling Program to upgrade resources to M&I to support at least 20 year mine life and undertake additional detailed metallurgical work.
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Agreement with Glencore to support US$8m of a US$10m fundraise to support BFS. Glencore will gain an 8 year offtake for 100% of the vanadium and this could be increased to life of mine if support equity or debt funding for project construction.
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The Mont Sorcier project has excellent infrastructure potential; low-cost Hydro Power Readily available, it also has 2 deep water ports- Saguenay and Quebec City, which are available for exports.
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In August 2021 Company has signed a Memorandum of Understanding with the Port of Saguenay to mutually advance the development of the Mont Sorcier project and the planned use of the port to export iron ore concentrates.
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In August 2021 prior to the MOU, Port of Saguenay announced $33m financial support by the Federal Government of Canada and a $33 million investment by the Provincial Government of Quebec towards the construction of a multi-user conveyor system to connect the industrial zone and railway installations to the maritime terminal for ship loading/unloading. Total investment of $66m.