Stainless Steel And Molybdenum
by Dennis Battrum - January 3, 2008
Growing Use Of Molybdenum In Automobiles
by Dennis Battrum - November 20, 2007
Expanded Uses Of Molybdenum In The Energy Industry
by Dennis Battrum - October 12, 2007
Structural Changes In Molybdenum Demand
by Dennis Battrum - March 27, 2007
TSX Venture - TCR
Frankfurt - WNF
Pink Sheets - TORVF
Torch River Resources has a 25% interest in an advanced molybdenum property, Red Bird. Reserves have been classified by Giroux Consultants Ltd as 88.21 million tonnes indicated and 63.39 million tonnes inferred. The total 151.6 million tonnes have an average grade of 0.06% Mo at a 0.03% cutoff with 0.068% Cu.
Red Bird is a large
porphyry style
molybdenum-copper deposit
that is still open in all
directions.
The company plans to
continue resource
delineation while
advancing the project
through economic studies.
They also acquired the
Mount Copeland property in
British Columbia, which is
a low tonnage, high grade,
molybdenum target that was
historically mined.
The Mt Copeland property
produced exceptional
grades as high as 3%
molybdenum.