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Rocky Mountain Resources Corp. (CVE:RKY) reports its name change of the Company to American Vanadium Corp., or to such other name as the Board deems appropriate and as may be approved by applicable regulatory authorities.
The press release is quoted as saying:
The name change will mark the initiation of a new corporate branding and investor relations program to introduce the Company to the world Vanadium market. These efforts will aid Rocky Mountain’s efforts to secure both the mine financing estimated at $89 million dollars (AMEC Scoping Study 2008) and off-take agreements with battery producers, steel companies and/or metal traders.
Rocky Mountain’s CEO and President, Bill Radvak says:
“The name change is being proposed to reflect the significant progress we have made towards becoming the only primary Vanadium producer in North America by the end of 2012.” “Results from recent drilling and ongoing metallurgical programs on our 100% owned Gibellini Vanadium Project, located in Nevada, support the 2008 Scoping Study completed by AMEC which showed a 40% after-tax IRR.”
“With the Feasibility Study anticipated to be completed in the second quarter of 2011, we are receiving a strong reception from our initial efforts to secure project finance and off-take agreements for our production.” “While the Gibellini Project is currently being designed to have two products: vanadium pentoxide flake for the steel industry and vanadium electrolyte for the mass storage battery industry, we are now considering a third product – a refined vanadium for lithium vanadium phosphate batteries for the rechargeable battery industry.”
Click here to access the entire news release.
Click here to access Rocky Mountain’s company profile.