Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney speaking this month on trade with the U.S. Credit: PMO
Troilus Gold (TSX: TLG), which is developing a C$1.1 billion ($800 million) capex brownfield mine project in Quebec, has signed a preliminary copper offtake agreement with a German smelter during Prime Minister Mark Carney’s trade mission to Europe.
The deal with Aurubis in Hamburg concerns a “significant amount” of Troilus’ future concentrate production at the self-named project though financial details weren’t given, the government said on Tuesday.
It joins with other agreements on the trip. Quebec’s privately-held Torngat Metals is supplying rare earth oxides from its C$2 billion capex Strange Lake project to magnets producer Vacuumschmelze near Frankfurt.
Rock Tech Lithium (TSXV: RCK), a Canadian-German cleantech company, is getting green energy. And Carney signed a Joint Declaration of…
