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Equitas Resources Voisey’s Bay Project Featured in Alphastox
Equitas Resources (TSXV:EQT; FSE:T6UN) was featured in an article by Alphastox.com, which discussed their position in Voisey’s Bay, Newfoundland.
Equitas Resources (TSXV:EQT; FSE:T6UN) was featured in an article by Alphastox.com, which discussed their position in Voisey’s Bay, Newfoundland.
As quoted in the article:
Equitas Resources (TSXV:EQT) has been busy marketing their company in two separate conferences; one in Europe alongside other Zimtu Capital related companies and another one in St. John’s, Newfoundland. Kyler Hardy and his team are doing everything they can to market their company and expose it to as many potential investors as possible and I think the word is going to start paying off soon. As evident by the insider participation in the recent financings they truly feel they’re onto something and they want the whole world to know so listen up.
I know not everyone had access to this but I thought it was important for everyone to have a chance to see it. Below is an e-mail I received from a member of Equitas’ team about the conference on the Rock, Newfoundland. Here is what he had to say:
Equitas’ consulting geologist is a prominent and well respected individual on the coast. Several people came by the booth to say hello to Dan Lee. As we know Dan was the base camp manager for Archean Resources which managed the discovery phase of the Voisey’s Bay. Speaking of Archean, the number one geologist in charge of picking where the drill holes went for the discovery was Kerry Sparkes (now VP – Geology of Franco-Nevada) which didn’t make it out to this conference but he did send an earlier email to us to forward over to Dan;
“Could you pass this email along to Dan Lee, with congratulations at being back doing what he was always best at, and that is good grass roots exploration, especially on the nickel side. There is no one better suited to Labrador Exploration and Geology than Dan. Also, a hello to Everett Makela, and to go easy on the pan fried char!” – Kerry Sparkes
Dawn Evans-Lamswood stopped by Day 1 of the conference hoping to catch up with Equitas’ VP Exploration Everett and Consulting Geologist Dan. She was, as I understand through reading ‘The Big Score: Robert Friedland, INCO, And The Voisey’s Bay Hustle’ book, was the second in charge geologist for the Voisey’s Bay discovery. She’s currently Manager of Exploration for Vale’s North Atlantic projects.
I enjoyed a lengthy and very knowledgeable conversation with Andy Kerr on Day 2 of the Mineral Resources Conference in St. John’s. Dr. Andy Kerr worked alongside colleague Bruce Ryan and other’s with the Newfoundland & Labrador Government’s Natural Resources division when the Voisey’s Bay discovery happened and he wrote several publications on it such as this one – Voisey’s Bay and the Nickel Potential of Labrador.
After his successes in the White Gold district Yukon Prospector Shawn Ryan has focused his attention to drones. He was present at our booth and shared his developments with the drone project he’s been working on which is indeed an innovative tool for our industry. From 3D mapping to attaching induced-polarization systems to do surveys onto the drone will be favored by more companies as a way to bring down exploration costs. If no one has coined it yet I will call it Google Earth on Steroids.
Al Keats was an amazing fellow with some highly interesting projects. He had so many stories there just wasn’t enough time to speak with him. He reminded me a lot like Mike ‘Mr. Mine Finder’ Muzylowski where he could go non-stop with amazing stories and if you have the time could go for hours. Al’s father Ted Keats was Patriarch of Newfoundland’s first family of prospecting. The family has grown and the business continues to span generations. March 2006 at the PDAC the Keats-Stares family won the Prospector of the Year award.
All in all it was a conference most worthy of attending. All investors, stakeholders and individuals of Equitas are excited to see our drill results.
“If you want to find a mine the best place to start looking is right next to one” – Old Mining Proverb
Not only that, but here are some photos from Zimtu’s roadshow in Europe where Kyler Hardy, Equitas’ CEO was a featured speaker.
Being fully funded for their current drill program and still sitting at a $8 million market cap is a huge opportunity for investors. The stock is very liquid and traded big volume around the $0.20/share range so subscribers shouldn’t be hesitant to look at potentially adding some stock around these levels. With a drill program underway and a lot more news to follow, this is the perfect time to put EQT.V back on your radar screens! The company is doing everything they can to create shareholder value and with any success in the field, I really think we could potentially see this stock climb back up and past its previous highs.
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